Area changes considered by state
The Hocking County Board of Education weighs petitions from Laurelville-Perry and Starr-Washington districts at a meeting tonight. A state education official replies that creating new districts is not mandatory and warns against breaking up existing districts as Ilesboro High School will close at year's end.
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LOGAN
Laurelville-Perry
Starr-Washington
Hocking County Board of Education
Samuel H. Dillon
Dick Smith
State Department
Washington Township
Starr
South Perry
Logan High Annual To Be Distributed
Logan High School will distribute its annual on Saturday. The 120 page publication features many illustrations and pictures with facts about the student body and its activities.
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Logan
Aerial
Logan High High School
State Education Director Rejects Ilesboro High School Plan
Washington would be for the purpose of retaining the high school at Ilesboro. The Department of Education will not approve such high school for next year. Under the Metzenbaum Amendments to the Foundation School Law a county board must secure state director approval before district reorganization. With the director declining, the board may table the petitions as no state foundation funds would be available to operate either district.
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Washington
Ilesboro
Department of Education
Metzenbaum
Board of Education
Ward Chase Runs for City Auditor as Republican Candidate
Logan officials report Ward Chase a Republican filed his petition Thursday to seek the city auditor post. Other Republicans have submitted a full ticket and several councilmen are expected to file before the 6:30 pm deadline. Democrats are also pursuing council nominations.
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Logan—Ward Chase
Democrat Council
Jury Rules for Fred Harble in State Industrial Commission Case
Brief deliberation by a Logan jury led to a verdict in favor of Fred Harble against the State Industrial Commission. Harble seeks participation in the state compensation funds after an injury sustained during road work. The verdict awards him the right to participate.
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Logan
Fred Harble
State Industrial Commission
Harble
Flag Week Observed by Logan Groups in City
Logan observes Flag Week with a Main Street flag display and a June 14 end. Mayor Dallas Kinser issues a proclamation as Gerald W. Lanning promotes patriotic programs. Kiwanians opened the week focusing on the Constitution and the flag. The slogan Let us serve our Country underlines unity and cooperation among citizens.
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Logan
Main St
Dallas Kinser
Gerald W. Lanning
Lanning
Industrial League Golf Matches at Hocking Valley Course
Industrial Golf League teams played at Hocking Valley course with Bob Keynes posting the low nine hole score of 35. Keynes Milling Co defeated Hammond Bros 7 to 5, Crystal Rock Gas Co beat Pratt Hawkinson 6 ½ to 5, Woodard Shoes tied Frasure and Brown, and Grooms Drugs tied Wooden Shoes at 6 all. Next Wednesday at 5 30, Woodards meet Crystal Rock, Frasure and Brown face Pratt Hawkinson, and Hammond Bros play Wooden Shoe.
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Logan— Industrial Golf League
Hocking Valley
Bob Keynes
Keynes Milling Co
Hammond Bros
Crystal Rock Gas Co
Pratt Hawkinson
Woodard
Frasure
Brown
Grooms
Woodards
Crystal Rock
Hammon Bros
Junior Leaguers Begin Season Next Monday
Logan American Legion Junior League opens next Tuesday evening with Leonard against Myers in the first game. The Slugeroos, managed by Marion Allen, meet the Wildcats the next night under Joe Thomas. Games start at six and run seven innings. New players include pitchers Mark Wylie Bill Shaw Jack Roberts Bob Clendenen Clayton Hoskins Cecil Scott and Jimmy McGonagle.
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Clayton Hoskins
Cecil Scott
Jimmy McGonagle
Bids Opened for Gateways in Logan Campaign Progress
Logan finance committee met at the chamber of commerce to open bids for ornamental gateways. The campaign aims to raise 2500 dollars to fund promotion and hopes to let the contract soon with construction to start and be ready by July 1.
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Logan
Finance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Logan-Lewis Price Named State Highway Superintendent
Logan businessman Price will be named superintendent of maintenance for the State Highway Department in Hocking County on June 15. He replaces Fred C. Shively whose resignation was effective April 15. Price has prior experience in a similar role.
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LOGAN
Lewis Price
State Highway Department
Hocking County
Price
Fred C.shively
Nixon Is Fined On Two Charges
Walter Nixon appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser on assault and battery and intoxication charges. He pled guilty to both, receiving a $25 fine plus costs and a 30 day jail sentence suspended for good behavior, with $10 remitted. He was fined $10 plus costs on intoxication.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Walter Nixon
Jury Finds Vollmer Guilty in Paternity Case
A Logan jury returned a guilty verdict Wednesday night in the paternity case of Rachel Roberts against James Vollmer after four hours of deliberation. Jurors included Oscar Rheinscheid, Mrs. Earl Brown, Matthew Murtha, Charles Epstein, Mrs. C. S. Chidister, George Estep, Co. M. Krvnn, Walter Reasoner, Mrs. Wilbur Stout, Mrs. James Hutchinson, Mrs. Tide Huston, and Chester Bartoe.
Logan-Marcus Cohen to Close His Store
Logan veteran merchant Marcus Cohen will close out his business after 33 years in Logan. He arrived in the city and has operated as a Main Street merchant since establishing his shop.
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Logan
Marcus Cohen
Main St
Logan Social Notes Involving White House Circle Affairs
Logan social column details a late spring event by the Social Circle at the White House with Mrs. H M Whitcraft as president and Mrs. Harry Stevenson as secretary. Mrs E C Snyder of Findlay entertained with readings and Shakespeare, a buffet for 80 followed by a Bridgettes Club bridge session and Priscilla Club needlework gathering at Miss Margaret Hartman’s home.
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Blanche Lutz
Ella Keynes
Logan High Alumni Banquet Set For Tonight At Masonic
Logan High alumni are expected to attend the annual banquet at the Masonic social rooms with dinner by the Eastern Star members. Decorations will be in place, dancing after the program, and many out of town members plan to attend. Some classes plan reunions before the banquet. Mrs. George Rainer hosted the Wednesday Sewing Club at her East Main Street home, where sewing was the diversion. A picnic is planned for next Thursday at the Reichelhofer cabin near Laurelville with husbands and friends invited.
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Logan High
Masonic Social Rooms
Order of Eastern Star
George Rainer
E. Main St
Reicheldorfer
Laurelville
Mrs. Irma Powers Attends State Auxiliary Board Meeting
Mrs. Irma Powers of Logan presides over District 8 and travels to Columbus for a meeting of the state board of the American Legion Auxiliary, staying through Saturday.
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Irma Powers
Logan
District 8 American Legion Auxiliary
Columbus
the Auxiliary
Mrs Toerner Plans Wooster Meeting and Logan Visit
Mrs Anthony Toerner leaves Friday for Wooster to meet her sister Miss Elizabeth McManigal of Elmira New York. The pair will attend Wooster College commencement activities and Miss McManigal will visit Logan. Mrs Wayne Whitcraft and baby Charlotte Ann will return home from a Columbus hospital Friday.
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Anthony Toerner
Wooster
Elizabeth McManigal
Elmira
N. Y
Wooster College
Miss McManigal
Logan
Wayne Whitcraft
Charlotte Ann
Columbus Hospital
Miss Maxine Stillwell Hosts D A Club Gathering
Miss Maxine Stillwell entertained the D A Club at her West Street home on Wednesday evening with garden flowers as decorations. Mrs Grace Landis was absent due to illness. Mrs Margaret Kistler presided. An original poem A June Bride of One Year was read by Marguerite Steward.
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Maxine Stillwell
D. of A. Club
West St
Grace Landis
Margaret Kistler
Marguerite Steward
Mary Davis
Grace Nutter
Juanita Stillwell
Margaret Colomber
Anna Jorn
Gas City
Ind
Lucille Krinn
Martha Ann Larimer
Miss Stillwell
Pete Strawn
Dora Sweazy
Hazel Hammond
Logan Churches Announce Sunday Service Schedules
Logan area churches publish Sunday service times and topics. United Brethren led by Rev E B White covers Qualities That Contribute to Successful Living in the morning and Qualities of Discipleship in the evening, with attendees planning for next week’s Religious Education Convention in Columbus.
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Lancaster
Cecil Harding Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Graham
Methodist Church
Old Rugged Cross
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Ilesboro
Heyde
T. C. Gregory
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Bethany
Ohio State student brings 16 drama club members home
Logan report notes Don Poston and 16 fellow OSU students from a drama club visiting the Poston home in Green Township. Poston is a Logan High School graduate and OSU student majoring in English and dramatics. Knights of Pythias will hold a memorial at their hall Sunday at ten, with Pythian Sisters, then visit graves at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Don Poston
Ohio State University
Emerson Poston
Green Township
Poston
Logan High School
Ohio State
Knights of Pythias
Teir Hall
Pythian Sisters
Oak Grove
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GRADS
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