KDOC Opens New Logan Plant With Expanded Facilities
KDOC has opened a new Logan Kentucky plant on Route 93 North replacing the fire destroyed building from January. The 140 by 40 foot facility features truckproof floors and a fireproof roof and houses an enlarged office in KDOC’s red white and black motif. KDOC employs 46 workers in Logan with annual payroll around 17 000 every two weeks and contracts local firms for drilling servicing and air trucking. The firm maintains an inventory exceeding half a million dollars and operates in Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee with its main office in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
D.=ling and Operating Corp
Logan
Ross Phar
Logan — Kentucky Drilling and Operating Corp
Route 93
KDOC
Phar
Vivian
Addi
Midwest
Boston, Mass
Lexington
Ohio
Tennessee
People of Vinton County To Be Pageant Feature
A bicentennial pageant in McArthur presents the People of Vinton County Thursday at 7 30 p m at Vinton County High School. The program honors Gold Star Mothers and World War I veterans, with a community chorus, soloists, fashion segments, and a closing America the Beautiful singalong.
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Vinton County
McArthur
Marvin Koenecke
Vinton County High School
Gerry Fyre
Loisene Hoy
Jeff Wyckoff
Joey Bates
Esther Mae Cassill
Roger Penn
George Sands
Lois Sauders
Jerry Rodgers
Fyfe
Hoy
Hartwell
Eagle Scout Troop 91
Flower Show Planned in New Haven Gardens
Final plans for the Bicentennial Mini-Flower Show were approved at a Nehaclima Garden Club meeting in the New Haven Public Library. The event runs Tuesday from 2 to 8 p.m. in the Lutheran Church social room, open to the public, with sponsors Nehaclima and New Haven Garden Clubs and a parade float planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club
Lutheran Church
New Haven Garden Club
Hunt Cunningham
Camp Caesar
Hallie Roush
Logan Honor Roll Lists 192 Pupils
Logan Junior High School named 192 students to the honor rolls for the final grading period of the 1976 school year. Ninth grade honorees include Robert Allen and Brenda Boothe. eighth and seventh grade lists follow with numerous named students across all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Junior High School
Robert Allen
Brenda Boothe
Harold Angel
Deena Arbell
Marlene Bainter
William Baird
Timothy Barlow
Virginia Blosser
Lori Bolin
Tammy Burns
John Carr
Diana Chambers
Jeffrey Colburn
Ron Cooke
John Connor
Dawna Davis
Sheliah Derifield
Robin Dicken
Craig Dillon
Brian Eaton
Marie Howdyshell
Christi Johnston
Mark Later
Tara Leffler
James McLin
Kercy Meadows
Melanie Moder
Steven Mosure
Mary Mundy
Resford Myers
Jeffrey Shard
Jan Smith
Keely Smith
Anthony Stafford
Peggy Stanley
Keith
Miners Wives To Organize Rutland Meeting
A meeting to organize a coal miners wives and spouses club will be held Wednesday at 10 am at Forest Acres Park Fort Meigs near Rutland. A covered dish dinner will be served before the meeting. For more information call 669-3635.
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Rutland
Coal Miners’ Wives and Spouses Club
Forest Acres Park
Fort Meigs
Trimble Project Plans New Village Playground
A new playground is under construction on Valley Street in Trimble near Tippie Town. The Trimble Two Development Corp provides funds for equipment while volunteers and Villagers clear land, level ground, paint cans red white and blue, and prepare for a formal opening.
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Trimble
Valley Street
Tippie
William Kinnard
Trimble Two Development Corp
Douglas Davis
James Shafer
Roger Hooper
Earl Davis Jr
Richard Buchanan
John Judson
Paul Barrett
Farley Brunton
Glouster Bank Not Burglarized
L B Richardson Jr chairman of The Glouster Community Bank said the bank was not burglarized Friday morning. A broken night deposit door was the source of the rumor. Authorities found no damage and no forced entry.
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Glouster
L.B. Richardson Jr
Glouster Community Bank
Chapter Installs Officers in Mason Chapter 157 Eastern Star
Mason Chapter 157 installs new officers at June meeting with Barbara Donn as worthy matron and Marion Litchfield as worthy patron. The list includes Workman as associated matron Hassell associate patron Aldridge secretary Gilkey treasurer Casto chaplain Fox marshal Kirby organist MacKnight conductress Hiscell associate conductress Cartwright Huth McDermitt Foreman Blake Grogan warder Wilson and others. Adah to be installed July 28 by installing officer Janett Capehart of Point Pleasant Chapter 75 with assistance from Cartwright Crow Wamsley Burdette and Workman.
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James
Barbara) Donn
Marion Lee Litchfield
John
Carol J.) Workman
Willian R. Hassell
Charles
Maxine) Aldridge
Richard
Phyllis) Gilkey
Oscar
Nellie) Casto
Jack
Betty) Fox
Herman
Josephine) Kirby
Jo) MacKnight
William R
Sue) Hiscell
Margie) Cartwright
Huth
Janet) McDermitt
Esther
Lester
Joy) Foreman
Martha
Denver
Atin
Janett Capehart
Point Pleasant
Jean Cartwright
Louise Crow
Ival Wamsley
Garnet Burdette
Verlie Workman
Sentinel
Stanley F. Roush to Speak Racine Bicentennial
Stanley F. Roush, former Racine resident now a Springfield, Missouri businessman, will deliver the Bicentennial address at Racine Fourth of July celebrations. He will speak July 4 at combined church services in the football stadium on The Birthday of A Nation.
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Racine
Stanley F. Roush
Springfield
Roush
Mr. Roush
Racine High School
Ohio University
Philip Roush
Springfield Symphony Board
Nelsonville Bicentennial window display opens at Saltz Agency
In Nelsonville the Saltz Insurance Agency at 39 W. Columbus St hosts a first display for the bicentennial program. The exhibit features late 1800s school books, magazines, Bibles, two photos of early Nelsonville Athens traction cars, a doll in period dress, an old high chair, and 1850 Piineo grammar copies. Local businesses will showcase historical items for ten days.
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Nelsonville
Saltz Insurance Agency
Columbus St
Athens
Lloyd Evans
Louise
Lena Cable
Eugene Cable
Piineo
Woman’s Home Companion
Delineator
Break-In At Meigs County Courthouse Probes Underway
Fingerprints collected after a Wednesday night break in at Meigs County Courthouse. About $60 stolen from Probate Court office. All drawers emptied and papers scattered. Entry via broken back door wooden pane. Investigating sheriff’s department. Workers returned Friday. Tug of War Planned For Rutland Fourth Of July Celebration. 12-member teams, sign up by Sunday with contacts Warren Hart and Roger Black.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Probate Court
Sheriff's Department
Rutland
Warren Hart
Roger Black
July August Opening Planned at Meigs County Museum
Trustees of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society announce July and August public tours at the Meigs County Museum. Hours are Tuesday Friday and Sunday 2 to 4 pm with other times by appointment. Exhibits feature townships the history wall and local Meigs history materials.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Museum
Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Trustees
Hardesty
Wilkesville
Salem
Alice Thompson
Excelsior
Rodney Downing
Dollie Hayes
Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority
Charles Blakeslee
Meigs
Leo Story
Patrick Lochary
Leland Parker
Seth Nicholson
Gerard Hilferty
Ernest Wingett
Lucille Ksheit
Norma Curtis
Michael Gerlach
Ted Reed
Francis Roberts
Paul Chapman
Women Honor Minister and Wife at Heath UMC Shower
Heath United Methodist Church Women held a picnic meeting at the Heath church to honor the Rev and Mrs Robert Bumgarner. Gifts from four circles were placed in decorated cartons and presented by Mrs Earl Knight with a short business session afterward. A youth group from Columbus attended and dinner prep was led by several members.
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Middleport
Robert Bumgarner
Heath United Methodist Church
Dewey Horton
Orin Smith
Bumgarner
Jessie Houehins
John Krawsczyn
Emerson Jones
Robert Byer
Charles Bradbury
James Criswell
Knight
Bumgarners
Lillian Smith
United Methodist
Robert Rinehart
Nan Moore
Bernard Fultz
Eleanor
OES Holds Final Seasonal Meeting at Glouster Temple
The Thea Chapter 192 OES held its last meeting of the season at the Glouster Masonic Temple. Four candidates received chapter degrees as Barbara Lowry and Elmer Lowry led the session. Attending were eleven past matrons and one past patron, plus Norma Withem of Minburn as a guest and members from Athens and New Marshfield Chapters. A Bicentennial themed potluck followed for 42 members and seven guests. The next meeting is set for September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thea Chapter
OES
Glouster Masonic Temple
Barbara Lowry
Elmer Lowry
Norma Withem
Minburn
Iowa
Athens
New Marshfield
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Ann Estes
Susan Webb
Teresa Ramsey
Richard Palmer
Jake Hahn
Bob King
King- Hahn Warehousing
New Logan Plant
Barnett
Frog Stack
Greenhorns
Yesteryear
Dave Clark
Chip’’ Spurling
Jill Crewey
Annette Brotherton
Evelyn Hartwell
America
Laura Hackney
Tammy Harbarger
Donald Hartman
Mark Hartman
Sheryl Hawk
Marlene Huffman
Carol Huffman
Ashley Imboden
John Jeffrey
Betsy Jenkins
Julie Lindsay
Jennifer McVey
Debi May
Mark Morgan
Sharon Masure
Duane Morris
Jean Myers
Joy Myers
Donna Nicholas
Jeff North
Dick Ogle
Cindy Patton
Marianne Patton
Tina Petreira
Deborah Redd
Patricia Riggs
Mark Sampson
Glouster Bank
MASON
Mason Chapter 157
Order of Eastern Star
the Messenger
First Congregational Church
Missouri Conference
Bertha Rose
Menley Raush
Save
Matin Sao MO
Kaiser
Allan and Nail
Bei
del’ Kasler Mgr
Kurt
Thea
Valley
McConnelsville
Lewis Schoeman
Eva Zimmer
Kathleen Mingus
Messenger
Action
Sundance
Stanley Scharr
Corky Lallich
Jennifer Smith
Joyce Palsky
Lodge
Sundance Inc
Harmony Road
Athens Ohio
Rt. 50
Co. Rd
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