Hospital Board Names Marion Man Administrator
LOGAN The Hocking County Hospital board appointed John F. Sappington of Marion as administrator of the new hospital under construction. Effective Sept. 15, he brings extensive Marion General Hospital experience and will work with the board and architect before relocating to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Hospital Board of Trustees
John F. Sappington
Marion
Barton A. Hall
Sappington
Marion General Hospital
Marion Hospital
Tom Brandt Hunts Plane on Harold Saxton Farm
Logan Tom Brandt a Hocking County Airport Authority member reports a missing gas powered radio controlled aircraft valued around 100 dollars. The model vanished when wind pushed it out of range last Thursday after disappearing over high trees on the Harold Saxton farm southeast of town. A reward is offered for its return. Jim McLain another authority member also tinkers with model planes.
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LOGAN
Tom Brandt
Hocking County Airport Authority
Brandt
Harold Saxton
Sixman Authority
Jim McLain
Local Social News From Starr and Surrounding Communities
Mrs Frances Morgan and children of Akron visited her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Clay Rafferty. Oreville Turner and family of Columbus dined with Mr and Mrs Everitt Turner. The WSCS of Starr Methodist Church met at Alma Barstow s home with seven members present and refreshments served. Lafe Eggleston visited Miss Esther O Neal in Logan. Maude Hixenbaugh Union Furnace and Rosella Hixenbaugh New Plymouth enjoyed a cookout at James Hixenbaugh s home. Mary Louise Carter and Mrs William Fuller visited George W Carter Tick Ridge with son Richard.
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Frances Morgan
Akron
Clay Rafferty
Oreville Turner
Columbus
Everitt Turner
WSCS
Starr Methodist Church
Alma Barstow
Nelsonville
Barstow
Lafe Eggleston
Esther O'Neal
Logan
Maude Hixenbuugh
Union Furnace
Rosella Hixenbaugh
New Plymouth
James Hixenbaugh
Mary Louise Carter
William Fuller
Richard
George W. Carter
Tick Ridge
Chauncey Area Social Roundup This Week
Frances Simpson and children visited Dayton relatives. George Chapman Sr hosted Irvin Peterson family from California for a short stay. Clarence Sisson hosted Dunkle guests from Columbus. Frances Fleming and son Thomas stayed in Corning. Erma Roberts attended Westland School reunion in Pennsville. Stephanie Sapp admitted to Children’s Hospital Columbus. Dorr's guests included Helen Brown Doris Columbus and others from Michigan Ohio Indiana. Minnie Willis hosted a Sunday picnic dinner. Additional guests from Columbus Jove and Madison joined Ed Mings and family.
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Frances Simpson
Karen
Eric
Dayton
Clive Hillen
George Chapman Sr
Irvin Peterson
Sana Ann
Calif
Roy Dunkle
Columbus
Clarence Sisson
Frances Fleming
Thomas
Corning
Erma Roberts
Westland School
Mary Boggs
Carla
Athens
Minnie Willis
Hazel Booth
Edward Mingus
Jove
Bill
Christie
Don Nye
Gerald Willis
Charles Misner
Indianapolis
Ind
Chauncey Church Groups Schedule Wednesday Meetings
The Chauncey Church of Christ adult choir meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday and Chi Rho gathers at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday. Millfield Church of Christ choir meets at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday and Millfield CYF meets at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at Jim Mooday’s home.
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Chauncey Church of Christ
Millfield Church of Christ
Millfield Cyf
Jim Mooday
County considers 29500 planning study for Hocking County
The Hocking Planning Study proposed by the County Planning Commission would cost 29500 with 22125 federal funds possible from the HHFA. The plan includes eight of eleven commissioners, a July start, and completion in 18 months, with McKinley joining the Institute for Regional Development in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For Regional Development
Sheehan
Housing and Home Finance Agency
William McKinley
Institute
HHFA
Logan Air Unit Seeks FAA Aid For Airport Funding
Logan County aviation group led by Ned Cochran seeks federal funds via the FAA to build an airport. County commissioners formed the authority in May and plan to file proposals this week with Raike Engineering of Ashland involved. State funds total 100000 but may be insufficient for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County Aviation Authority
Federal Aviation Authority
Ned Cochran
Cochran
Walter Moeller
Raike Engineering Firm
Ashland
Ohio
Young People Select Officers at Haydenville Church Meeting
The South Haydenville Church of God youth class met at the home of Rev and Mrs Wol lard to organize officers and enjoy a social hour. Officers named include Norma Gastin president Mary Gastin secretary Dee Ann Cassells treasurer Debbie Smith vice president Mildred Campbell devotional leader and John Cassells recreational leader.
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Laurel Cliff
South
Haydenville
Red Cross Blood Drive Falls Short in Logan
The Columbus Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 87 pints Monday in its second Logan visit this year, far below the 145 pint goal. May totals reached 125 pints, and 12 donations were rejected yesterday.
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Logan
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Columbus
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Chicago
Wittenberg University
Oral
Morral
American Hospital Association
Ohio Hospital Association
American Association of Hospital Accountants
American College of Hospital Administrators
University of
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Marion County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Marion County Unit
American Cancer Society
Marion County Credit Grantors Association
Marion Men’s Garden Club
Trinity Baptist Church
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Darren Tom M
Kodak
Ern Ennaes
TARNH
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Barre Guild
Logan Monument CO
W. Main St
Starr
Athens Fire Department
Civil Service Commission
Chauncey
Hocking Planning
Highland County
Hocking County
PAE Messenger
Sheeham
Logan Air Unit
FAA
Hocking Hills Country Club
Francis
Scrappy
Economy Savings & Loan CO
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Lynwood
Pomeroy
Add Pte Audite
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Lynnwood
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