Logan City Council Passes Wages Bonds and Police Measures
Logan City Council advanced three improvement resolutions including Wood Street paving and drainage funded by property assessments not less than 3920. They approved bond sales for a 17500 pumping station and booster pump to service the industrial park with advisory services up to 149. A water and sewer service note prompted annexation or an intention to annex.
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Art Kuhn
Logan
Logan City
Wood St
James Stillwell
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Logan Civil Service
F. M. Donelson Builders, Inc
Timberkine
Green Township
Eastgate
Band Boosters Honor Kelchh Youth With Musicianship Award
Logan High School Band Boosters held a weekend picnic at Rachelmacher Park to present the new musicianship award to David Kelch. Assistant band leader Richard Buntz announced the annual ceremony, praising academics, leadership and contest performance.
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Kelchh
Logan
Logan High School
Rachelmacher Park
David Kelch
Roy Kelch
Richard Buntz
Buntz
James Gastin
Fred Schmidt
Boosters
Glouster Family Visitors Highlight Local News
Mr and Mrs Thomas San of Cleveland and their four children Thomas Jr Belinda Robert and Karen visited Mrs Chester Sanborn. Karen and Kristan Carano of Youngstown vacation with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Zimmer on Cherry Street.
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Thomas Sanborn
Thomas Jr
Belinda
Robert
Karen
Cleveland
Chester Sanborn
Kristan Carano
Robert Carano
Youngstown
Fred Zimmer
Cherry St
Burr Oak Tidings Camping Area Draws Many Visitors
Glouster reports Lake Burr Oak’s camping area busy as visitors praise beach quality and park staff. Anglers reel bluegills and bass with varied baits. notable catches include a seven and a half pound bass and several large bluegills. Dam weather data shows 83 F high on June 7 and 1.23 inches rainfall.
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Harold W. Vaughn Glouster
Lake Burr Oak
Bert Hillyer
Jack Wilson
Jackson
Robert Horn
Mack Barnes
South Point
Ohio
Phil Ong
Nelsonville
Phil
John Liscallette
New Lexington
Andy Kinsley
Somerset
Burr Oak
Share the Fun contest set for June at Logan High School
Logan-Bill Melvin announces June 4-H activities led by the Hocking County extension office. The Share the Fun talent show occurs June 18 at 8 p.m. at Logan High School with acts limited to five minutes and two or more members. Entries due June 16. physicals June 16 at 8 30 a.m. The program covers vocal and instrumental music dancing and dramatics.
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Logan
Bill Melvin
Hocking County
4-H
Logan High School
Melvin
WSCS Program Reviews The Bible Translation Efforts
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met in the church social rooms with Mrs. Harold Wilson presiding in the absence of the new president Mrs. Ruth Cole. Mrs. David White led the program on The Bible noting 1202 languages translated and ongoing work.
Motorcycle crash on Mason City Hill leaves rider with injuries
At about 12 30 p m Tuesday Larry Smith 26 of Logan Route 1 rode a motorcycle on State Route 216 at the crest of Mason City Hill when an oil slick caused his bike to skid He slid and bruised his left arm hip and leg He was treated at Mount St Mary Hospital emergency room and released
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Nelsonville
Larry Smith
Logan
Mason City Hill
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Logan Puts 2nd Cruiser Into Use
Logan introduces a second police cruiser to patrol day and night shifts, increasing protection for businesses and residents. Police Chief Roy Kelch said the dual unit will cover half the city at night and logged 300 miles in its first day of operation.
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Logan
Roy Kelch
Kelch
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