Ideas Offered To Aid Treatment Plant Odors
Ohio health official C M Robinson proposed practical steps to curb sewage plant odors after inspecting the Logan plant. He urged reviewing industrial wastes, adjusting operations, and checking sewer flow rates to prevent gas buildup. Odor complaints have persisted since opening in March 1954, though no unusual odors were noted during the visit.
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Logan
Ohio Department of Health
C. M. Robinson
George Sheaf
Columbus
Burgess and Niple
Athens Ohio Ordinance Sets Water and Sewer Tap Fees
The Athens Ohio City Council enacts charges by the Department of Public Service for taps to sanitary and storm sewer lines and water lines. Fees range from 55 to 150 dollars for various base types and pipe sizes with specific rates for cement or concrete bases and larger diameters. The ordinance also grants authority to authorize and enforce taps and connections and repeals inconsistent measures.
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Timent of Public Service
Athens
Ohio
Saiami
Saidt, Y
Department of Public Service
Director of Public Service-Safety
Cemen
City
Crete
Hessin
Public Service
Director of Public Service Safety
Sores
The
Glouster Band Booster Association To Expand Instrument Set
At a Glouster meeting the Band Booster Association voted to buy six new instruments beyond what parents could afford. The plan calls for many parents to purchase trumpets clarinets and other less expensive instruments for their children. Former members are asked to return instruments in their possession. The goal is a 48 piece band by year end.
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Glouster
Glouster Band Booster’s Association
Two Men Jailed For Assault and Battery
Logan two men jailed after appearances in justice courts on assault and battery charges. William Wilbern, 28, of Dalton Route 1 Wayne County, fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed for non payment. Earl J. Conley, 27, of Nelsonville Route 1, arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Walidron and Deputy Rheinjscheld, fined 10 dollars and costs and sentenced to 15 days in county jail.
Driver Pleads Guilty To Driving While Intoxicated
Logan arrestee 31 year old union furnace resident Ron A McKinley pleaded guilty to driving under the influence. He was arraigned Saturday before Mayor Francis Myers, fined 150 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to three days in county jail after erratic driving reported by city police early Saturday.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Byron A. McKinley
Union Furnace
McKinley
Logan Social Notes 1956 57 program chairmen named
A special meeting of the Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club standing committee chairmen was held Friday evening with President Minnie L Bowen presiding. Appointed for 1956 57 program planning were Ethel Bower and co chair Katherine Myers, with Ruth Nixon as news service and Margaret Webb Armstrong as bulletin.
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Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Minnie L. Bowen
Ethel Bower
Katherine Myers
Ruth B. Nixon
News
Margaret Webb Armstrong
Bulletin
Margaret Mackey
Federation
Emblem
Mary Sweazy
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Girl Scouts
LeViolet Redick
Mary Thompson
Eva Mock
Gladys Anneshansley
Mary Ruth Krinn
Mildred Grandy
Mary Phillips
Mildred Stevens
Fanny Spears
Salene Wolfe
Faith Krinn
Advisory Council Meets at Goodwill Farm Bureau
The June meeting of the Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council was held on June 13 at Ewing Grange hall with Mrs. Frank Masure presiding. Harry Armstrong led a discussion titled Are Our Schools Good Enough. The next meeting is July 18 at the Rauber home. A potluck lunch served 23 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Ewing Grange Hall
Frank Masure
Harry Armstrong
Andy Rauber
Farm Bureau Council Meeting Discusses Better Roads
Marion Township Farm Bureau Advisory Council No 2 met June 8 at the Engle home in Logan Route 2 with Relna Derr presiding. Robert Daubenmier led the discussion on How Shall We Pay for Better Roads. Hosts for the July 13 meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sears. Refreshments closed the evening.
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Marion Township
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council Meets at Timberlakes
The Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council met June 13 at the Timberlakes home Logan Route 4. Welcomed as new members were Richard Gerken and George Davis couples. A business session planned a July 1 picnic at Rachelmacher Park. Mrs Clinton St Clair led a roads funding discussion. Refreshments served to 14 members and nine children. A July meeting at the Vancurens on Logan Route 4 will discuss aging concerns.
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Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Wayne Timberlake
Logan
Richard Gerken
George Davis
Tom Vancuren
Iplans
Rachelmacher Park
Clinton St. Clair
Tom Vaneuren
Logan Route 4
Inter-City Duplicate Club Picnic At Hammon's Haven
Members and guests gathered Wednesday at Hammon's Haven, Claude Hammon's summer cabin, with Mrs Hammon hosting. Mrs Victor Oakley from Nelsonville substituted, joined by Mrs Rodney Jonas of Brunswick Georgia and Mrs Bernice Mitchell of Columbus. Mrs M H Cherrington held high score. meeting was last until fall.
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Hammon
Sigma Phi Gamma Dance Plans Finalized
Twelve members and two pledges Miss Patty Steele and Mrs. James West attended the regular sorority meeting Monday evening. Plans were completed for the dance held at the Izaak Walton clubhouse Saturday evening.
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Patty Steele
James West
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Izaak Walton
Three Lancaster Women Take Western Sightseeing Trip
Lois Disbennett of Union Furnace and Marjorie Evans and Katy Devoris of Lancaster left Friday on a vacation and sight-seeing tour of the western states. They will visit friends and relatives in Oakland and San Francisco before returning. All are employed at Anchor Hocking in Lancaster.
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Lois Disbennett
Union Furnace
Marjorie Evans
Katy Devoris
Lancaster
Oakland
San Francisco
Anchor Hocking
Columbus Social Acknowledgments Highlight Local Guests
Radcliffe-Francis and La Donna Boring among Columbus workers greeted by colleagues while other visitors from Nelsonville Bellaire Wellston and Albany enjoyed gatherings with local families. Notices show frequent home stays and relatives visiting in the region around Lake Alma and McArthur.
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John Palmer
George Booth
Mc‘Arthur
Richard ‘Hagerty
Albany
Lake Alma
John D. Canode
Columbus
E. N. Canode
Gladys Pierce
Industrial Relations Manager Named Here
Carl A. Rennels of Ransomville New York has been appointed industrial relations manager for Carborundum Co. Logan plant. The four story facility nears completion with steelwork and brick work advancing. production expected by year end.
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Logan
Glouster Society Sets Ice Cream Social in June
The Jacksonville WSCS met at the church with Mrs. Maxine Linscott as president directing the service. Plans for a missionary meeting on July 18 at Lancaster Camp Grounds and an ice cream social on June 22 were announced. A skit titled The World Beginning In My Community was performed by Mrs. Jane Wintersteen and others. July’s meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Lulu Mills with Mrs. Florence Hoisington as co-hostess.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
Huce
Athens Coun
Waterloo
York Townships
Geiaces Trea Ving
Department of Indus
Jordan
Department of Highways
Division
Noa
Linzell State Hehour
Glouster
Jacksonville
WSCS
Maxine Linscott
Henry Exenkamper
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Church Lawn
Jane Wintersteen
Ethel Shirkey
Wahneta Exenkamper
Mary Conaway
Nettie Heiser
Lulu Mills
Florence Hoisington
Firemen Douse Grease Fire at Brandt's Restaurant
Logan City firemen were called to Brandt's restaurant at 6 55 a m Sunday where grease around and under a grill in the kitchen ignited. The flames were extinguished with chemicals and there was no damage. The site previously burned May 2 with basement flames causing extensive damage and a two week closure for repairs.
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Logan — City
Brandt
Antiquity notices reflect regional ties and family movements
The clipping records numerous social notices across Ohio and nearby states. Names include Mrs. Arthur Stobart, Mrs. Sam Ayres, Mrs. Sarah Diddle, Mr. Frank Epperly, Mr. C H Young, Mrs. Vernon Ashworth, and many others visiting relatives or hosting weekend guests in Cleveland, St Albans, Parkersburg, Racine, and Columbus.
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Antiquity
Arthur ‘Stobart
Sam Ayres
Cleveland
Sarah Diddle
Meigs General Hospital
Frank Epperly
C. H. Young and Sons
St. Albans
W. Va
Vernon Ashworth
Miami
Jack Challis
Freda
Decota
Judy Shain
Columbus
C. F. Shain
Frank Buck
Thelma Beckwith
Shelley
Parkersburg
Isabel Simpson
Brenda Bradford
Racine
Daniel Crouch
Clara Lovejoy
South Charleston
Tunney Arnott
Cletus Clark
Branchland
Tony Greenberg
Parklersburg
George Arnott
Everett Norris
Jimmy
Akron
Call Orr
Frank O'Neill
Bashan
Salt use shapes U S chemical industry scale
The U S chemical industry consumes about 68 percent of the nation’s 20 million tons of salt produced annually, while only 3 percent is used as a seasoning for food. This highlights salt’s industrial prominence beyond culinary reliance.
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U. S
P'SCS To Meet Wednesday
The WSCS of Trimble Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs Esta Haskins Wednesday at 7 30 p m for a regular session with plans discussed and prayers offered.
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P’scs
WSCS
Trimble
Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers This Thursday
A special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m to install officers. District president Mrs Mabel Brown will perform the installation. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Mabel Brown
Glouster Boys Head to Philment Scout Ranch in New Mexico
Glouster youths David Gebhart and Gerald Hook depart Saturday for the Philment Scout Ranch near Cimareon New Mexico with peers from Marietta Athens and Parkersburg. The trip includes stops at several army camps and runs through July 2.
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Glouster
David Gebhart
Gerald Hook
Philment
Cimareon
N. M
Marietta
Athens
Parkersburg
Army Camps
Play Schedule at Glouster Park This Tuesday
Glouster Park will host supervised play from 2 to 4 p m on swings merry go round slide and teeter from 4 to 5 30 p m baseball for ages 8 to 14 from 6 to 7 30 p m horseshoes archery badminton with instruction and supervision provided throughout.
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Glouster
Glouster Park
Glouster Board Sets Age Rules and Milk Plan
Glouster Board of Education sets first grade eligibility for pupils born on or before Sept 1 and allows some entry for those turning six between Sept 2 and Jan 1 after testing. Kindergarten remains for those five by Sept 1. The district approves a federal milk program with vending in three buildings and contracts with Broughton Dairy Farm. New staff include Frances Westbrook and Mary Jane Charlton, with Lucile Grubbs joining. John Dunnette receives a leave of absence for Army duty.
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Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
Broughton Dairy Farm, Inc
Board of Education
Frances Westbrook
Athens
Lucile Grubbs
Newark
Ohio University
John Dunnette
U. S. Army
Goose’s yearly feather yield per plucking cycle
A mature goose can furnish about a pound of feathers in a year if plucked every six weeks during the spring, summer and early fall.
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Margaret Chase Russell
Athens County
Roger J. Jones
Said County
William A. Lavelle
Bexar
Ora L. Sanborn
Peggy Sanborn
Ee Firm
Columus
Wome
W. MH. Herbert
ATE
Proposa
Department of Indus Highly
Youbentt
Eyerl
Linzell
State of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Roger W. Wolfe
Ve. Dora Phillips
Ender
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Circle Hi
County of
Athena
State
Dover
Towit
Ohio Companies
Hocking River
Sa River
Valens
Instruments
Advisory Council
Radcliff
Glouster Society
Frances Philson
Emil Plichta
Sue Ellen Plichta
Lela Laudermill
Mr. We
Ed Baroni
Clevend
Salt Consumer
Walter Brennan
Mi Sea Noon de Wilde
Southwest Ranch
Dunnette
Jay Wsan
Susan Hayward
Richard Conte
Eddie Albert JO van Fleet
Don Taylor
Ray Danton
Richard Carlson
Nelsonville
van Heplin
Square Dance
Tyrone Power
Maureen O'Hara
Mississippi
Cesee
Ny Tech
Surrey “Calor
Lex Barker
Temmezo
Patricia Medina
Ixr
Uz Nila
Leslie Caron
Gaby
Stephen Tony McNally
Curtis Thelma Ritter
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
State Street
R. H. Kellogse
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