Logan council halts garbage ordinance amid crowd protests
At a Friday Logan city council meeting an overflow crowd applauded a motion to table the garbage collection ordinance. Sanitarians and residents debated fees and private handling as supporters urged a county owned landfill and questioned city restrictions.
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Rut Wilewnsay Logan
Logan
Ronald Semultz
David Min- Mus
James Irvine
James Johnson
Majummeern
Asg Ie
Trelen ‘Spencer
Bob Stewart
Robbie Leonard Wins Sousa Award at Logan High
Logan High School honors Robbie Leonard son of Mr and Mrs Walter Leonard with the John Phillip Sousa Band Award at the band banquet at Brandt's Restaurant. Leonard, a senior trombonist, plans to attend Ohio State University this fall. Other seniors nominated included Chas Bowers Mark Davidson Dory Blick Dennis Helber Randy Herron Debbie Johnson Tony Lightfoot Claudette McPheron Jame Muller and Randy Myers. Senior Band members who achieved superior ratings at the State Band contest were mentioned along with banquet decor and attendees.
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Logan
Robbie Leonard
Walter Leonard
John Phillip Sousa
Brandt's
Rebbe
Ohio State University
LHS
Chas Bowers
Mark Davidson
Dory Blick
Dennis Helber
Randy Her ‘Ron
Debbie Johnson
Tony Lightfoot
Claudette McPheron
Jame Muller
Randy Myers
Horn Anong
Paul Howdyshell
John L. Hutchison
James Johnson
Don Lightfoot
Albert McPheron
Bill Miller
Don Myers
C. BE. Taylor
Hoss Wolfe
Horsky
National Band Association
Horksy
Logan Band
Citizens Council Studies Waterworks Proposal
Nelsonville Citizens Council executive committee discussed rehabilitating the waterworks plant but not expanding it now. The group filed a petition for a November vote on an $80,000 plus rebuilding and expansion plan and considered readjusting the $240 minimum water rate to cover operating costs and bond amortization.
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Nelsonville
Citizens’ Council
Everett Hewlett
Chaiman
Council
Serices Safely
Hewlett
Ths
Water Department
Citizens Council
Church Women's Federation Ends Summer Meeting
Nelsonville Ohio Mrs Otla Tharp hosted Group Two of First Christian Church CWF for its June meeting. Mrs John Clouston led the program with letters from missionaries in the Philippines Indo China and Thailand. After a brief business session 12 members enjoyed refreshments. No meetings planned until September. Logan Speeding Incident A 16 year old Joseph Alan Griffin of 548 Henvenia Ave was cited by the sheriff's department for excessive speed on Route 93N.
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Nelsonville
Otla Tharp
Poplar St
First Christian Church
CWF
John Clouston
Phillipines
Indo - China
Thailand
Logan
Sheriff's Department
Joseph Alan Griffin
Henvenia Ave
Nelsonville-York High seniors to be honored at First Christian
Sixteen Nelsonville York High School graduates will receive Bibles during Sunday morning worship at First Christian Church. Presentations will be made by a church member and Ladel McFadden, sponsor of the Christian Youth Fellowship. The honorees include Raphael Anderson, Ronna Burchlebel, Lynn Decker, Eunnie Dishong, Beth Hubble, Jacalyn Osborne, Jayme Taylor, Gayle Sayre, Steve Davis, Phil Ents, David Keplar, Michael Lash, Edward Midriff, Jerry Polley, Jerry Thompson and Bill Witlatch. They will also be guests at the Al Church Family Fellowship Dinner June 15 at 5 pm. Decorations are by Mrs Edna Roberts, with hosts and hostesses listed.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonvile-York High School
First Christian Church
Rehurch
Ladel McFadden
Christan Youth Fellowship
Raphael Anderson
Ronna Burchlebeld
Lynn Decker
Eunnie Dishong
Beth Hubble
Jacalyn Osborne
Jayme Taylor
Gayle Sayre
Steve Davis
Phil Ents
David Keplar
Michael Lash
Edward Midriff
Jerry Polley
Jerry Thompson
Bill Witlatch
Héor
Al-Church
Edna Roberts
Tr Ang
Orr Midkuldr
Frank North
Birth Report From Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mr and Mrs Mickey Morris of McArthur Route 7 announce a daughter. Hospital notes list recent admissions including John Halliday Nelsonville Miss Dawn Sickels New Marshfield Mrs Margaret Eleas Glouster Mrs Rose Culp Logan Route 2 Charles Hunter Nelsonville Route 1. Dismissals include various patients and family members such as Master Thomas and Master Richard Poot among others.
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John Halliday
Nelsonville
Dawn Sickels
New Marshfield
Margaret Eleas
Glouster
Rose Culp
Logan
Charles Hunter
Leonard Johnson and Son
Thomas Thomas
Richard Poot
Julia Fool
Frank Anderson
Eva Oney
Carolyn Hardy
Hazel van Atta
Betty Dicken
Robert Hemsley
Thelma Severance
Sara Hoover
Paul Hoskins
Residents Fail To File City Income Tax Reports in Nelsonville
Nelsonville residents and other taxpayers have failed to file 1968 city income tax returns. Deputy tax collector Mrs. Maxine Dixon says forms and notices were sent. several business operators and individuals have been subpoenaed. Taxpayers may face penalties for noncompliance. the city will pursue legal action if needed. The Tax Board of Review will hear disputes, with Earl A Steel and W W Warren named as initial members to select the third.
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Nelsonville
Ciy
Maxine Dixon
Dixon
Diton
Tax Board of Review
Earl A Steel
Adams St
W. W. Warren
E. Franklin, St
City Income Tax Appeal Board
Steel
Earl Hillary
Warren
Wiliam Howe
Murray City Auxiliary Meeting Set
Murray City unit of American Legion Post 420 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Post home. A potluck dinner will honor new members and all paid up members are urged to attend. Members who sold poppies should turn in their money at this meeting.
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Murray City
American Legon Post 420
Post
Collection Law Ordinance Sparks County Debate
Ed Johnistos defends a fast tracked emergency ordinance while Republican officials clash with Democrats over passage. Commissioner votes split as Mingus and Irvine scene and Logan residents urged to attend next county meeting.
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Ed Johnistos
Dakton
Schultz
Howard Blum
Young
Dalton
Hull
Eaton
Collison
Lanning
Irvine
Mingus
Logan
County Commissioners
Logan Mayor Fines Two Men For Traffic Violations
Logan Mayor M B Haney suspended 55 of a $10 fine plus $8.70 costs for Chris T Clark 19 Royle 2 for running a red light on June 9. Charles E Woodard 21 Loms 5 C was fined $15 plus $9.20 costs for reckless driving. Bonds listed for Terry Lee Brandon Homer St Larry Heldle baugh Rowe 4 James Ar vil Nelson Delaware and Benjamin W Roc Elm Street.
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Logan
M. B. Haney
Chris T Clark
Royle
Charles E. Woodard
Loms
Terry Lee Brandon
Homer St
Larry J
Heldlebaugh
Rowe
James Arvil Nelson
Delaware
Benjamin W. Roc
Elm Street
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Transfers
Admissions list from Hocking Valley Community Hospital shows multiple patients admitted or transferred. Notable names include Mrs. Ronald Paxton of Laurelville and Mr. David Woodrum, with transfers to Lancaster Fairfield and Lancaster facilities. Other listed patients: Mrs. Tesy Wardman, Mrs. Dotie Bell, Charles Turner, Mrs. Leroy Scribner, and Miss Serena Brown.
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David Shaw
Logan
Ronald Paxton
Laurelville
Lancaster Faifield Mest
David Woodrum
Aon
Tesy Wardman
Lancaster
Faifield
Dotie Bell
Charles Turmer
Leroy Scribner
Serena Brown
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Sousa
Logan High School
Dwight Diller
Charles Stith
Joe| Murtha
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David Sellers
Frank Boone
Iate
Washington Bowers, Jr
Charles Chute
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Merele Hartman
Gilbert Helter
Harvid RB Jsmith
Rocking Valley Music
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Sandy Dennis
Ker Duller
Anne Heywood Reen
Nord Dhe Male
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Alan: Arkin
Richard Crenna
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Columbus Zoo
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Ohio Valley Supumery Theater
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