Logan Sesquicentennial Queen Contests Draw 20 Entrants
Twenty girls entered the Logan Sesquicentennial Queen contest while 27 entered the Junior Princess event and 34 entered the Little Miss contest. The celebration runs June 28 to July 4 with a packed schedule including parades, games, judging, and a fireworks finale. Governor Rhodes is slated to attend Industrial Day and the main crowning occurs July 4 at the courthouse reviewing stand. The celebration features a horse show, square dance, corn dinner, and a variety of contests culminating in the Sesquicentennial Ball at the National Guard Armory.
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Larry Holzapfel
James Rhodes
Bremen
National Guard
Rhodes
Court House
Brothers of the Brush
Main St
Wellston
Fairgrounds
Worthington Park
National Guard Armory
Rachelmacher Park
Ohio viewers get one hour earlier TV listings
The Messenger Television Guide notes that Ohio viewers receive West Virginia channel programs one hour earlier. Huntington Charleston and Parkersburg stations now observe daylight saving time and are listed accordingly while Ohio stations stay on Eastern time.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Huntington
Charleston
Parkersburg
John Forsythe Show and Adventure Highlights
A Tuesday evening lineup features John Forsythe Show and True Adventure with Cheyenne. The schedule includes News segments and updated entertainment notes, listing various programs such as Batmen and What's New for viewers.
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Cheyenne
TV Schedule Dense Listings With Classics and Cartoons
A detailed daily broadcast grid lists shows from Sunrise Seminar to Captain Kangaroo and The Rifleman. It covers morning to late afternoon, naming programs, times, and network blocks with series like I Love Lucy, Jeopardy, General Hospital, and The Tonight-era staples.
Television Schedule Fragments and Program Notes
A historical TV grid fragment lists 1966 era programming notes including The Virginian, Lost in Space, The Big Valley, Dick Van Dyke, and sports segments. Mentions Cheyenne and Kildare with varied local time references.
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Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
USA
Arts and the University
Guide to stations listings and color program markers
The Messenger notes color programs are indicated by a (C) after the program name. It provides a station guide listing WBNS-TV WSAZ TV WHTN-TV WLW WIAP-TV WITVN-TV WHIZ-TV WCHS-TV WOUB-TV with their affiliations and locations in Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Zanesville Athens for reference.
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Columbus
Wsaz TV
NBC
Huntington
Whtn-Tv
ABC
WLW
Wiap-Tv
Parkersburg
Witvn-Tv
Whiz-Tv
Zanesville
Wchs-Tv
Charleston
Woub-Tv
Ohio University
Athens
Movie Guide Listings Highlight Classic Films
A compact program listing various films with showtimes and cast. Featured titles include Heil The Conquering Merc and The Sea Tiger with Eddie Bracken and John Archer, plus The Gazebo, Macao, Strangers On A Train, Under My Skin, Miracle of the Bells Walk, Head Bodyguard, Incendiary Blonde, The Bushwhackers, Stand Up And Cheer, Tom Dick and Harry, Action in the North Atlantic and Lady Bodyguard among others with notable 1940s and 1950s stars.
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John Garfield
Micheline Prete
Fred MacMurray
Eddie Albert
Anne Shirley
Rabid Skunk Confirmed Near Logan County Property
Logan Dale Brenning of Logan Route 2 killed a rabid skunk on his property. Dr. H C Boocks, Hocking County health commissioner, said the Ohio Department of Health laboratory in Melsonville confirmed the rabies.
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Dale Brenning
H. C. Boocks
Hocking County
Five Logan Teachers and Principal Resign in Board Session
Logan City board accepted the resignations of five teachers and junior high principal James S. Gustin, effective June 30, and named replacements for several posts. New hires include Sterling Anderson, Richard Blosser, Carole Studente Corder, Mary Christman Helber, Edith Hofstatter, Terry Tompkins Kaczmar and others. Joseph Murtha will be junior high principal, with Harold R. Smith as administrative assistant and Dale Johnson as West Logan/Central co principal.
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Terry Mapes
Logan
Logan City
Marilyn LaRowe
Marion
Charles Brown
James F. Stoner
Enterprise
Ester Hedges
Marion School
Mary Jones
East
Sterling Anderson
Richard Blosser
Athens
Carole Studente Corder
Mary Christman Helber
Edith Hofstatter
Terry Tompkins Kaczmar
Coshocton
Carol Sue Madsen
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Vicki Hillman
Bellevue
Mona Strawn Poling
Lucille Rannells
New Plymouth
Barbara Ann Boyd
Newark
Leroy Truesdell
Laurelville
Joseph Murtha
Gastin
Harold R. Smith
Dale Johnson
West Logan
Central Schools
Harley Ellinger
Gladys Webb
Edward Ullman
West
Delbert Davis
Action group to hold annual reorganizational meeting
Hocking County Community Action Committee will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Logan Federal community room for its annual reorganizational meeting. Gore-Greendale Road closed Tuesday for about three days to replace a bridge with a multi plate culvert per county engineer Clyde Underwood.
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Hocking County Community Action Committee
Logan Federal Community Room
Gore-Greendale
Clyde O. Underwood
Hocking County
Nelsonville Senior Citizens Club Cook-out and Parade Meeting
The Nelsonville Senior Citizens Club will hold a cook-out at the city park Thursday evening at 6 30 p m potluck members to bring their own table service The permanent parade committee for the Parade of the Hills Festival will meet at Jack's Bar and Grill at 8 p m Wednesday NELSONVILLE area The fire department responded to a blaze in a trash haulage truck at Bennett's Alley Monday at 1 17 p m owned by Chester Woodrum with no damage to the truck
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Jack’s Bar and Grill
Nelsonville Areae
Bennett’s Alley
Fayette and
Canal Sts
Chester Woodrum
Columbus Teen Hurt In Fall From Cliff
Linda Darling 17 of Columbus was reported in satisfactory condition at University Hospital after a Sunday fall at Cantwell Cliffs in Hocking County. Sheriff Hartman said she tripped on a tree root and fell about 20 feet striking her head on a rock. She received emergency care at Hocking Valley Community Hospital before transfer.
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Linda Darling
Columbus
University Hospital
Cantwell Cliffs
Hocking
Paul Hartman
Kaiser Hit by Wildcat Work Stoppage in Ravenswood
Union officials of United Steelworkers Local 5668 urged Kaiser Aluminum Ravenswood plant workers to return to their jobs. The walkout began Monday and the union says it lacks authorization. Kaiser warns idleness could shut down production. 2800 hourly and 600 salaried employees are affected.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
Kaiser Aluminum
United Steelworkers of America
Births at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mason Logan welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Redd Logan Route 4 welcomed a daughter. Others listed include Mrs. George Wolfe Logan Karl Poling Logan Lawrence Hansley Rockbridge Route 1 Mrs. Louise Miller Logan Mrs. Harry Chapman Logan. Dismissed include Mrs. Kenneth Poling and son Logan Kenneth Smith Laurelville and others.
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Logan
Norman Redd
George Wolfe
Karl Poling
Lawrence Hansley
Rockbridge
Louise Miller
Harry Chapman
Kenneth Poling
Kenneth Smith
Laurelville
Floyd Brown
Lorri A. Graves
Woodrow Kalklosch
Ella Sauer
William A. Flood
Ruth Notestone
Kathryn Terrell
Effie Harkins
McArthur
Openings for three more summer typing pupils at Logan High
Logan High School offers three openings for summer typing pupils as classes began Monday with 29 students in the 8 to 10 a.m. session and 26 in the 10 a.m. to noon slot. Hocking County Health Department nurses immunized children including diphtheria tetanus boosters and a typhoid shot.
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Transportation Division
State Department of Education
Beth Stoltz
Logan
Logan High School
Harley Ellinger
Ellinger
Hocking County Health Department
Lake Logan drawS nearly six thousand visitors this weekend
Lake Logan attracted about 6250 people over the weekend per park manager Joe Hutchins. Estimates split into 1900 swimmers 150 fishermen and 500 picnickers on Saturday and 3500 swimmers 400 fishermen and 800 picnickers on Sunday. Hutchins noted warm weather but no records were set.
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Lake Logan
Joe Hutchins
Hutchins
Lions View Drag Racing Film With Ashland Guests
Ashland Oil Co representatives hosted Logan Lions Club to view the film Big Go U S A detailing drag racing events from the Winter Nationals Spring Nationals and Nationals. Dale Walker presented Wilbur Gray and Steve Vose both Ashland Oil employees from Marietta and Huntington.
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Ashland
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Huntington
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United States
Hospital Receives Medicare Approval for Logan Hospital
Logan Hocking Valley Community Hospital gains approval to provide in patient and outpatient Medicare treatment. John Sappington confirms the Social Security Administration approved the move on Monday. The hospital will use a mechanized accounting system to ease Medicare implementation.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
John Sappington
Social Security Administration
Sappington
Rutland Wedding Attends Granddaughter of Lan caster Couple
Rutland notes reveal Mr and Mrs Robert Hill of Dayton attended the wedding of their granddaughter, daughter of Mrs Lois Cotteril, in Lancaster. Also mentioned are visits by Betty Fink Strait of Merritt Island Fla with her three sons to her mother Mrs Chloe Fink who is ill. Laomi Grueser Cre means and five children moved from Parkersburg into the Hysell property on Main St recently vacated by the Delbert Gates family. Braves beat Phillies 7 5 with Gene Oliver driving in three runs and Pete Richert allowing seven hits in a 4 2 win over Cleveland ANG.
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