Logan Council Hikes Gas Rates After Storms And Reads First
Heavy rain and electric storms pounded Hocking County as Logan council opened discussion on an Ohio Gas Co. rate increase. The ordinance would raise minimum charges and vary per usage with a 12 percent average increase over seven years. No final action yet.
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Ohio ¢Gas Co
Nts
Phillips
Ohio
Federal Power Commission
Power Commission
William Knapp
Dick Dye of Greendale Dies Unexpectedly at 46
Andrew Richard Dye known as Dick Dye of Greendale dies at 46 after a sudden illness. He worked as a foreman for the Hocking County Highway Department and led the Buckeye Ramblers square dance band and Lazy Dee Ranch. Survived by wife Sylvia, three sons Carl, William, and other relatives. services pending.
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Dick’ Dye
Greendale
Hocking County
Ohio
Buck
Korean Girl Describes Homeland To Logan Kiwanis
Miss In Mook Lee, recent Logan High School graduate, spoke to Logan Kiwanis Tuesday night about life in Korea. She wore her native costume and shared details of home life, war damage, and hiding under a Seoul floor with a brother for three months. She plans to study dentistry to serve her country and performed two Korean harp pieces.
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Logan
Miss In Mook Lee
Logan High School
Miss Lee
South Korea
J. R. Farmer
Westenhaver Rites Planned for Emma E Westenhaver
Services are set for Emma E Westenhaver 83 who died Tuesday at her home 133 West Main Street Logan A widow of John Westenhaver born in Maxville she spent most of her life in Logan Survived by a sister Mrs Marie Stimmer of Zanesville and nieces and nephews Rites Friday 2 pm Woodard Funeral Home with Dr R B Wilson officiating Entombment Oak Grove Mausoleum Flowers omitted Contributions may be made in her name to the polio or cancer funds
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Woodard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Mausoleum
Mrs Lehman Dies at 71 in Mount St Mary Hospital
Logan Ohio Susan E Lehman 71 wife of Charles W Lehman of Green Township died at 3 am Tuesday after three weeks in Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville in failing health since two years She would have celebrated their wedding anniversary June 14 Survived by husband two sons six daughters 30 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren two sisters four brothers Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday Leonard funeral home with burial at Smith s Chapel Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Mich
Lewis Lehman
Gladwin
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Ivan Dawley
Gladwin, Mich
Earl Johnson
Somerset
Clarence Nixon
Logan
Route 2
Frances Doak
Ravenna
Clayton Howdyshell
Newago
Ich
Edward Swanson
Columbus
Myrtie Lehman
Etta Fiiley
Greens Run
Orlie Kasler
Sanford Kasler
Bailey's Run
John Kasler
Chauncey
Emmett Kasler
Leonard Funeral Home
Smith's Chapel
Early London Performance Sets Messiah Rising Tradition
King George I attended the first London performance and established the custom of rising during the Messiah. The event linked the monarch to a practice that became a standard in subsequent performances.
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George I
London
Hocking Board hires two teachers and aligns entrance age
East Hocking District Board of Education approved two new hires at Green Elementary and Carbon Hill High School. Joyce Thompson will teach third grade after cadet teaching at Ohio University while Leroy Haynie will teach science and mathematics. Logan Board president Claude Chrisman attended. The district will align primary entrance age to Logan standards, requiring six years by Dec. 31. Some Fast Hocking pupils attend Logan schools as tuition pupils.
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East Hocking
Claude Chrisman
Logan Board of Education
Fast Hocking Trict
Hocking Hospital Admits Local Residents For Procedures
Admitted at Hocking Hospital are Mrs. John Morrow of McArthur awaiting surgery, Elmer Allman of McArthur for medical care, Mrs. Ira Kendricks of McArthur for medical treatment, and Mrs. Ellis Ward of McArthur for surgery. Dismissed is Mrs. Fred Miller of Logan and her son.
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Hocking Hospital
John Morrow McArthur
Elmer Allman
McArthur
Ira Kendricks
Ellis Ward
Fred Miller, Logan
Starr-Washington Board to Buy New School Bus
The Starr-Washington Board tentatively approved purchasing a new school bus from W. and H. Chevrolet Sales of Logan contingent on Ohio Department of Education approval. The move aligns with a policy to replace one bus each year. A 1727 clock installation in Guilford Conn is noted as historical context.
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Starr Logan
Starr-Washington Board of
Union Furnace
W. and H. Chevrolet
Logan
Ohio Department of Education
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