City and County Schools Face Staff Vacancies
Logan City schools seek fourteen teachers to fill openings across elementary junior and senior levels including music and math positions. Hocking County schools need four teachers including grade one or two social studies and English teachers and a vocal music instructor for West Hocking.
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Logan
Logan City
Hocking County
Dwight Diller
James Frey
Laurelville
Starr-Washington
West Hocking
1-Hers Set Talent Show for June 23
Logan Ohio 4 H members hold a Share the Fun talent show June 23 at Logan High School. Each club may present one act of up to five minutes with 2 or more members. Acts judged on showmanship talent originality props and poise. Entry forms due June 20 to Bill Melvin.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan High School
Bill Melvin
Second Annual Haning Reunion Held in Logan Park
The second annual Haning reunion took place Sunday at Kachelmacher Park in Logan. Attendees included numerous Haning relatives and spouses from Columbus Mansfield Millersport Albany Nelsonville Piqua and other areas, with many listed names and households attendance.
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Haning
Logan
Kachelmacher Park
Carl Chase
Jim Mackey
Mike
Stephen
Paula
Jerry Jones
Jennifer
Andy
Barney Kulmeyer
Kyle
Ronnie Anderson
Mark
Scott
Graham Haning
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted several patients including Mrs. William R. Wray Logan Route 4 and Tim Woodgeard Logan and discharged others such as Mrs. Joe Harbarger Logan and Albert F. Woolever Star Route. Nurses also gave 13 diphtheria whooping cough tetanus vaccines, 1 booster, 1 typhoid vaccination and 8 tubercular skin tests in Hocking County health work last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Wray
Logan
Millie King
Gerald Miller
Tim Woodgeard
Carl W. Clark
Erma Warren
Todd Hinerman
New Plymouth
Joe Harbarger
Albert F. Woolever
Star
Clarence Lehman
Haydenville
Ronald L. Flood
Clarence Brown
New Straitsville
Pearl W. Crow
McArthur
Burman Stewart
Hocking County Health Department
Mason County Land Transfers Report
Clyde W and Janette Bowen transfer real estate in Clendenin District to Vernon and Barbara Jones. Donald and Grace Goodnite transfer Town of Hartford property to Douglas and Dianne Edwards. E Bartow and Nedra Jones John and Beulah McNeill transfer Lewis District land to Harold and Jessie Rulen. George and Maxine Blank transfer Clendenin District land to Barbara Rainey. R F Musgrave trustee transfers Point Pleasant Balding Loan in Lewis District. Charles and Bessie Wam sley transfer Point Pleasant property to Val D and Eva Delores Bailey. Point Pleasant Building Loan transfers Henderson property to Arthur and Mary E McCoy. Kenneth and Joyce Moore transfer Clendenin District land to John and Pauline H Whitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
W and Janette Bowen
Clendenin
Vernon
Barbara Jones
Donald
Grace Goodnite
Hartford
Douglas
Dianne Edwards
E. Bartow
Nedra Jones
John and
Beulah McNeill
Lewis
Harold and
Jessie Rulen
George
Maxine Blankenship
Barbara Rainey
R. F. Musgrave
Point Pleasant
Eight More Teens Needed For Sesqui Human Flag Routine
Mrs. Rob ert Shannon vice president of the Logan Sesquicentennial Corp seeks at least eight more teens to perform a human flag for the July 3 sesqui pageant. Rehearsals begin 9 30 a m Thursday at Logan High School football field with 24 students holding the stripes. The blue field and stars will be held while the flag waves to The Battle Hymn of the Republic and participants may also paint scenery.
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Logan
Robert Shannon
Logan Sesquicentennial Corp
Logan High School
Shannon
Dupler Assigned to Logan Patrol Post
Logan Patrolman Don Dupler, a Rockbridge native and 6% year veteran, takes duties as resident patrolman at Logan, replacing George Lohr who resigned for Grange Mutual Insurance. He is married to Mary Ann Koffman of Lancaster, with three children, and previously served at the Portsmouth post after graduating from the Highway Patrol Academy in 1959.
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Logan
Don FE. Dupler
Rockbridge
Athens
Dupler
Patrol
George Lohr
The
Grange Mutual Insurance
Leroy Dupler
Mary Ann Koffman
Lancaster
Portsmouth Post
Highway Patrol Academy
OSU Grads Include Four From Hocking County
Logan Ohio. State University will graduate 3229 students this year including four Hocking County residents. Christopher Ellinger a bachelor of science in agriculture Gilbert Mayhugh a bachelor of science in education Patricia Nangle a bachelor of science in business administration and Roger Gowenke a bachelor of arts are listed among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio State University
Hocking County
Robert W. Ellinger
Gilbert M. Mayhugh
Patricia J. Nangle
Roger D. Schewenke
Conservancy Chief Attending D C Meet
Logan James D. Wells director of the Hocking Conservancy District is in Washington this week attending the 53rd annual convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. The congress gathers federal state and community leaders to develop the country’s water resources.
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Logan
James D. Wells
Hocking
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Richard M. Phillips
Ers
Joan
Economy Savings & Loan CO
N. Court St
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Exchange Service
Culliganvate Conditioning, Inc
Stimson Ave
Gompf
S. Mulberry St
Joe Gompf
Harry Gompf
Messenger Newsphoto
Charles Haning
Frnne
Charles
Joe
Charles Allen
Karen
Bobby
Cecil Haning
Greg
Cheryl
Mark John
Stevie
Jimmie
Dena Hanning
Carole Haning
Janice Haning
Welch Haning
Kenneth Haning
Columbus
Mrs
Roland Chase
Greg and
Stephanie
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mason County
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Complete Insurance Service
Reed and Baur Inc
Houck & Reed, Inc
Wilson Baker
Watchmaker — Jeweler
Berry Holl
N. Court
Denny Mowrey
Janet Dennis
Mowrey
Everett Mowrey
Lake Logan
OSU
Conservancy Chief
D.C
Hayden, Stone
NEW York Stock Exchange
D. H. Alonesy
Sams
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
DuPont
T.M
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Athens National Bank
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