Logan High Musicians Excel At District Solo Ensemble Festival
Logan High School’s Instrumental Music Department reported 32 participants at the District XIII Solo and Ensemble Festival at Brookhaven High School in Columbus. Nine soloists earned I superior ratings, five ensembles also received I ratings, and several performers earned II or III ratings.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ohio Music Education Association
Brookhaven High School
Columbus
T. J. Black
Pratt
Pat Johnston
Muczyygski
Jan Price
Bach
Ron Holdridge
Haddad
Sam Steward
Handel-Fitzergerald
Jean Ann Knox
Rabaud
Lindon Haydn
Vick Devol
Cindy Larimer
Leslie Johnson
Steve Walker
D. Bennett
David MacFarland
Harley Meyer
Cheryl Dickerson
Nelsonville Garden Club Discusses Ecology Meeting
Nelsonville Garden Club members discussed weather pollution control and ecology at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Donald Betts on W Franklin Street. A memorial for Mrs. Rose Cook was delivered by Mrs. Esta Warren and a paper on weather was given by Mrs. Hubert Mender.
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Nelsonville
Richland Avenue Garden Club
Te Club
C. W. Hall
George Washington
Nelsonville Firemen Respond to Two Alarms
In Nelsonville a fire department fight covered a Saturday chimney fire at the Reno Sowers residence on Mason City Hill with minor damage. A Sunday 3 45 pm grass and leaves blaze along Route 278 near Snake Fire Tower required no aid from U S Forest Service. Nine volunteers helped Saturday and three on Sunday. Frank Six, 38, Plain City Route 2, was arrested Sunday for driving while intoxicated and held for Mayor Earl Hilleary's hearing.
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Nelsonville
Reno Sowers
Mason City Hill
Snake
U. S. Forest Service
Frank Six
Plain City
Earl Hilleary
Mayor Court Docket Reports Varied Local Charges
Logan Mayor's Court Saturday saw a range of cases including traffic violations and peacefulness charges. Several defendants faced fines and suspended penalties, while one case resulted in jail time with suspensions.
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Mayor’s Court
Logan Man Sentenced For DWI At Hocking County Court
Logan man Stanley A. Spencer, 57, was sentenced to three days in jail, fined 200 dollars plus costs, and had his driving privileges suspended six months after a DWI conviction before Judge James Stilwell. Barbara Thacker of New Plymouth pleaded no contest to issuing a non-sufficient funds check and posted 100 dollars bond. Multiple other defendants faced minor fines and bond forfeitures for speeding and related offenses.
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Robert B. Green
Logan
Edna B. Hughes
Walnut St
W. Hunter Street
William H. Hoy
Hunter and
Furnace Streets
Robert L. Daubenmier
Columbus
Motherwell Avenue
James R. Thompson
Gallagher Ave
Wooden Shoe
Orville J. McCoy
Christman Hotel
New Plymouth
Hocking
James Stilwell
Stanley A. Spencer
Barbara Thacker
New
Ice Cubes Are Recommended As Breakfast Libation Cooler
In the early hours the piece advises using ice cubes to cool breakfast beverages and describes a poker loss of $37.50 including torn bills as a reason to eat and start the day. It presents a quirky, dawn side note on morning appetite and metabolism.
Canal Street Crash Injures Passenger in Nelsonville
Two-car collision on Canal Street near Shafer's Restaurant caused heavy damage to both vehicles. A Crawford passenger Bernita Cagg sustained head abrasions and a bruised ankle. Driver Robert S. Crawford was cited for failure to observe an assured clear distance and will appear in Nelsonville Mayor's Court.
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Nelsonville
Canal Street
Shafer
Robert S. Crawford
Jackson Street
Canal
Luther Skiver
Skiver
Crawford
Bernita Cagg
Nelsonville Route 2
Hocking Valley Community Hospital Admits Logan Residents
A list of patients admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital includes Mrs. Patrick Rose of Pataskala, McKinley Hansen of Rockbridge, Mrs. Terry Gleason, and others from Logan. Also listed are Mrs. Jack Roberts of Ashland Kentucky and Mrs. Martha Frasure among Logan residents.
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Patrick Rose
Pataskala
McKinley Hansen
Rockbridge
Terry Gleason
Charles Rutter
Holly S. Gustin
Archie Spillman
Hazel Bray
Thomas Snider
Logan
Jack Roberts
Ashland
Carl Arnett
Martha Frasure
James Short
Minister Ordained At Glouster Church Of Christ
Greg Morris of Glouster was ordained as minister of the Glouster Church of Christ on February 14 with Jack Harrison and Don Seevers presiding. Out of town guests from Athens Hilliard Belpre and other areas attended a reception in the church social rooms afterward.
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Glouster
Greg Morris
McConnelsville
Richard Morris
Hill Street
Glouster Church of Christ
Jack Harrison
Christian Church of
Ralph Camp
Athens
Max Morris
Jenny
Mike
Terri
Hilliard
Ralph Roberts
Steve
Belpre
Hooper Ridge
Tabler
Oakdale
Greg
The
Glouster Church
License Tag Reservation Time Here in Nelsonville
Nelsonville deputy registrar Robert Auflick announced reservations for special license numbers are now being taken at 530 Poplar St. Applications and fees must be completed before the 1971 license plates go on sale March 16. The office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Thursday and Sunday, and will be closed on those two days. Trimble Mason ic Lodge 557 will meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with an oyster fry.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Trimble
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Births
Mount St Mary Hospital reports births including a son for Simonton and Smith families in Nelsonville and others in Glouster Albany Chauncey Zaleski Haydenville McArthur and Columbus transfers to University and Children's hospitals. Retta Howe Class at First United Methodist Church to meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m with hostesses Whitmore and Williams.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Donald Shepard
Birdie Brunton
Paul Edward Jenkins
Maggie Marshall
Glouster
Paul Martin
Marietta
Robert Wend
Charles Anderson
Helen Brown
Hubert Klotz
Cora Smith
Nelsonville
Janelle Thomas
William Bolin
Albany
Florence Hoisington
Charley Carr
Chauncey
Carol Bowen
John Hayes
Zaleski
Fred Miller
Logan
James Odenthal
George Johnson
Haydenville
Lillian Leake
Buchtel
Michael Perry
Clifford Sellers
Fay Chilaress
Donald Whitney
Irene Handa
Harry Burchfield
Genevieve Jones
William Monk
Mary Hoy
Basil Vore
Essa Cairelli
Dorothy Allison
McArthur
University Hospital
Columbus
Children’s Hospital
Retta Howe
First United Methodist Church
Flossie Whitmore
Pearl Williams
Hocking County Population Reaches 20322 in 1970 Census
Hocking County totals show a 0.8 percent rise from 1960 to 1970, reaching 20 322 with 20 194 white residents and 115 Negroes. The county remains 69.2 percent rural, has 6 531 households, and includes 4 743 owner occupied homes and 1 788 rental units.
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Hocking County
Logan — Hocking County
Bureau of the Census
Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias Meeting
Valley Lodge No 169 Knights of Pythias holds a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Pythian Hall Washington Street with members urged to attend.
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Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Washington Street
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LHS
Miller
Bruce Goldsberry
Ted Rowe
Howard Galvin
Patti Johnston
Williams
Traps
Martha Murphy
Cathy Anderson
Becky Bell
David Bennett
Andrea Allberry
Marie Pavlik
Bonnie Bowlby
Tally Ho
John L. Matheny
Emil L. Thompson
New Straitsville
E. Hunter Street
Plymouth
Jacks Surplus
Richard P. Schupp
Cleveland
Bernard F. Holdbrook
Laurelville
Dale Eugene Cherry
Union Furnace
Donald
A. Barber
Kathy A. Lindsey
Avon Lake
Jerry W. Engle
Bruce A. Hosta
Elizabeth A. McCutchen
Cardington
Paul E. McMurray
Thomas Milton Bay
Michael R. Kaiser
Joan K. Shearman
Toledo
Frederick E. Merriman
Millfield
Robert Bruce Reid
Leonard R. Warren
Parma Heights
Washington
W. Washington St
Wilson Baker
Watchmaker Jeweler
N. Court St
Berry Hall
Hocking Valley
Lodge
George Simonton
Charles Smith
Clifford Anderson
Sootic
Neale
Bob Baur
Complete Insurance Service
Reed & Baur Inc
Marting’s
du Pont Dacron
Armco Building Systems
Budy
Hill
Earth
Bucy & Hill
INE
P.O
East Main Street
Chillicothe
Ohio
ARMCO
Rae of
Ah Athens
Dupont
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