Logan Council OKs Bill For Water Service Funds
Logan city council cleared legal hurdles last night for financing the general water service improvement program. An ordinance authorized notes up to 550000 to fund the project and authorized bond counsel from Squire Saunders and Dempsey of Cleveland. Bids for reservoir construction were opened with the lowest bid more than 40000 below estimate, and bids will be studied before a recommendation to the service director. Objections to additional street lighting on N Market Street were raised, with engineers noting the need to avoid excessive illumination in a residential area and planning a streets committee review before final plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Don Russell
Squire, Saunders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Burgess and Niple
Columbus
Council
Jennison Avenue
John Owens
Owens
Lawrence Ellinger
F. H. Brewer Co
N. Market St
Hunter and
North Sts
Dayton Schultheis
Trio Bound To Jury On $1000 Bond
Logan youths charged with breaking into a Marion Township vacation cabin owned by E. H. Hughes and a Riverside Route 33 service station. Michael Manter pleaded innocent and posted $1000 bond. Bill Jarrell and George Holdridge pleaded guilty and were held on $1000 bonds. Items stolen include two shotguns two fishing rods and reels an electric clock a radio and a tire. Police recovered all missing articles from Holdridge’s car. The trio was arrested in Parkersburg West Virginia and brought to Logan by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Michael Manter
Bill Jarrell
George Holdridge
Rock Stall
Marion Twp
E. H. Hughes
Newark
Riverside
Route 33
Harper’s Run
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarence Nihiser
Paul Dietzel
Holdridge
Dancers Enjoy Hamburgers and Park Picnic
Members of the Four Square Dance Club gathered at Kachelmacher Park for a hamburger fry and pot luck picnic with families. President Woodrow Fetheroff led the meeting and announced a steak fry planned for July 22 at 6 30 p.m. at Kachelmacher Park.
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Logan
Four Square Dance Club
Kachelmacher Park
Woodrow Fetheroff
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions
Mrs Oscar Bartholomew Log an surgery. Harry Deible Logan Route 2 medical. Mrs Jack Mash McArthur Route 1 surgery. Mrs Edward Worthman Union Furnace and son. Miss Beverly Brown New Plymouth Route 1. Mrs June Coe Haydenville. Mrs Stanley Huston Logan Route 4. Mrs Lester Lytle Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mash
McArthur
Edward Worthman
Union Furnace, and Son
Beverly Brown
New Plymouth
June Coe
Haydenville
Stanley Huston
Logan
Buringham Darwins and relatives note summer visits
Social notes list visits and moves among families in Burlingham and nearby towns. Mentions Clarence Story's employment in Michigan, Doris Cowen Greene visiting Winter Haven, and the Cowens’ relatives in Dayton Dublin and Carpenter. Bible School begins June 26 at Burlingham Church. An expert counted North American toad eggs at 28,000 in ten hours.
Chester Firm Wins Low Bid For Logan Reservoir
Miller-Karr Inc. submitted the apparent low bid of 74 468 for an 800000 gallon reservoir with 140 day completion. Eight firms bid as part of a larger water system improvement program including a new well and plant upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Miller-Karr, Inc
Miller-Keart
Drunk Driver Patton Nabbed Twice in 24 Hours
Logan man Russell C. Patton, 46, was arraigned on a driving while intoxicated charge in Hocking County Court. After pleading guilty he received $150 fine, costs, and three days in jail with weekend terms, then faced a second DUI arraignment Tuesday and was fined $250 with 20 days jail to serve immediately. He was first arrested Saturday night on Zanesville Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A_ Hocking County
Russell C. Patton
Logan Route 4
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Patton
Zanesville Ave
Recreation Program Expands in Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Logan Kiwanis heard Ed Lendenski describe a new city schools summer recreation phase featuring basketball and volleyball for girls and boys, plus baseball and swimming. About 80 girls and 100 boys participate, with aims to expand to East and West areas and grades one to five, funded by community donations.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Ed Lendenski
Lendenski
New Lexington Roundup of Local Changes and Events
Don Moody resigns as 4-H club leader to join Mt. Vernon Farmers Exchange Cooperative as field representative and public relations man starting July 1. Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department buys a $150 emergency vehicle from Athens dealer Jack Nouse and junks the old ambulance. Portia CCL installs officers led by Mary Altier and Martha Addington. Jaycee Dance set July 1 at Perry County fairgrounds from 9 p.m. to midnight. Mrs. Mattie Conaway of near New Lexington turns 85 with gifts and cards.
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Perry County Fairgrounds
Mattie Conaway
Near
New Lexington
Logan Calendar Wednesday Events and July Reunion
Logan calendar lists events for Wednesday June 28 at Country home of Mrs Frank Ricketts Sr FOE Ladies Auxiliary potluck June birthdays Venus Chapter No 76 initiation at 7 30 p m Twig II Logan Auxiliary to Hocking Valley Hospital 311 Warner Ave Mrs Robert Jurgensmier co hostess Sunday July 2 Edwards reunion at Cantwell Cliffs shelter house basket dinner at noon entertainment and games to follow.
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Starlight Club
Frank Ricketts Sr
FOE
Venus
Twig II
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Gano
Warner Ave
Robert Jurgensmier
Edwards
Cantwell Cliffs Shelter House
Voris Wagoner Wed In Church Ceremony
Logan marriage vows uniting Miss Martha Voris and Larry Wayne Wagoner were exchanged Sunday at the First Methodist Church. The double ring ceremony featured white gladioli and carnations, with a ball gown of silk mist and Alencon lace. The couple, residing at 133 S Market, plan Logan life after a short honeymoon.
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Voris
Wagoner
Martha Voris
Larry Wayne Wagoner
First Methodist Church
J. Carl Plummer
Mabel Prather
Carol Sater
Sandra Wharton
Logan
S. Market Street
Logan High School
County Recorder
Standard Oil Co
Logan Van Biber and Clara Ridgeway Wed in Columbus Home
Marriage license filed for Harry W. Van Biber 40 a construction worker of Columbus and Clara D. Ridgeway 35 at home Logar Route 1.
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Logan
Harry W. van Biber
Columbus
Clara D. Ridgeway
Logar
Girl Scouts Hike For Badges On Buckeye Trail
Girl Scout Troop 19 members hiked the Buckeye Trail from Old Man's Cave to Cedar Falls and Ash Cave with leaders and adults. Lunch featured a charcoal cookout during the outing which started at 8 a.m. on the Logan route in Ohio.
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LOGAN
Girl Scout Troop 19
Buckeye Trail
Old Man’s Cave
Cedar Falls
Ash Cave
Cindy Arnold
Connie Cottrill
Judy Linscott
Brenda Helber
Debbie Rennscheld
Marcia Moorhead
Kathleen Wilson
Debbie Scaparrotti
Nancy Jones
Pam Hartman
Cindy Schrader
Linda Hoy
Debbie Backus
Marilyn Patterson
Sue Ann Mount
George Crow
Dale Helber
William Hutchinson Jr
James Stilwell
Ray Reinscheld
Loraine Heuber
David Reinscheld
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Athens Messenger
Council Oks
B. G. Greenman
Schultheis
Greenman
Willam Morgan
Paul Hartman
Oscar Bartholomew
Logan Surgery
Harry Deible
Logan Route 2
Lester Lytle
Rockbridge
Darwin
Mrs
Earl Cowen
Burlingham - Darwin
Mrs. Wilson Nease
Phoenix, Ariz
Homer Brinker
Las Vegas
Nev
Issaiah Smith
Mason, W. Va
Jim Smith
Clarence Story
Michigan
Everett Bates
Wyandotte, Mich
Earl Brickles
Doris (Cowen) Greene
Winter Haven, Fla
Rev
Doris
Charles Cowen
Dayton
Junius Clark
Dublin
Ind
Luella Haning
Burlingham
Earl Foit
Edna Steinmetz
Lizzie Blackwell
Goldie Story
Rosalie Story
Rio Grande College
Richard Jones
Shade Route
Jones
Frank Jones
Cowen
Kenneth Walsh
Carpenter
Robert Welsh
Air Force
Bible School
Burlingham Church
G. G. Hart
William Ralph
Ralph Parker
Chester Firm
Encrete Construction
Don King Construction
Jackson
William Loomis and Son
Wander and Mason Inc
Ington
H. and
F. H. Hosea Co
Cincinnati
Baker and Hickey Co
Jennings and Churella Construction Co
New London
Ted Patton
Kiwanis
Arthur M. Gasser
Bob Marcum
Greg Poston
Hawaii
Tropics
N. Lexington
Don
Portia CCL Club
Mary E. Altier
Marlene Allen
Martha Addington
Wanda Reed
Carton
Bernard Brous
Dale Jensen
San Diego
Calif
Utah
Charles Voris
Third Street
Jay B. Wagoner
Ann Kallas
John Ringhiser
Gary Hiles
Heskell Wagoner
Walter Hiles
Fairmont
Fairmont Dairy
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