Vinton Teacher Wins 300 Scholarship for Retarded-Child Education
Logan resident Helen Earnhart a 31 year old Ohio University student and Vinton County teacher receives a $300 UCT scholarship to advance training in educating retarded children. The program Aid to Retarded Children has funded 2300 teachers and over a million in services. UCT supports 694 councils across states and Canada. Athens Council 262 is led by Alex M. Tyre Jr. and Lester W. Young.
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Logan
Ohio University
Vinton County
Order of
United Commercial Travelers of America
UCT
Helen Earnhart
United Commercial
Travelers of America
Columbus
District of Columbia
Canada
Athens Council
Alex M. Tyre Jr
Albany
Lester W. Young
Athens Route 1
Eight Fines Assessed In Logan Mayor's Court
Mayor M. B. Haney fined eight persons and dismissed one case with bond forfeiture in Logan Mayor's Court. Charles W. Wood was discharged for lack of evidence. Richard L. Barnhart paid 30 dollars for speeding. Fines included Tom Hatfield 15 for failure to yield, Philip Arnet 15 for driving left of center, Wayne Green 10 for stop sign, Walter Clark 10 for not reporting an accident, William Montgomery 10 for stop sign, Robert Martin 10 for unnecessary noise, Janice Schmitter 10 for failure to yield, Michael Tucker 10 for failing to observe a traffic signal.
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Logan
M. B. Haney
Charles W. Wood
Wood
Richard L. Barnhart
Tom Hatfield
Oak St
Philip R. Arnet
Nelsonville
Wayne Green
Walter M. Clark
Church St
William J. McGomery
E. Second St
Robert F. Martin
Homer Ave
Janice R. Schmitter
Glenwood Dr
Michael D. Tucker
S. Orchard St
$170 Raised By Youth Helps Acquire Limb
Millfield CYF reports $170 raised at a chili supper to buy an artificial limb for a needy person. CYF members praised helpers including Mrs. Martha May Chauncey Chi Rho Mrs. Donna Brown Mrs. Ruth Omen and Mrs. Goldie Russell for their support.
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Chauncey
Millfield Cyf
CYF
Martha May
Donna Brown
Ruth Omen
Goldie Russell
Mrs. Smith Undergoes Major Surgery In Columbus
Mrs. James Smith of 462 Scott St is a patient at St Anthony s Hospital Columbus where she underwent major surgery Friday Her condition is reported as good Cards may be sent to room 606
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Nelsonville
James Smith
Scott St
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Columbus
Friendly Circle Sets 6 P.M. Meeting and Potluck
The Friendly Circle of the Senior Citizens Club will meet Friday at 6 p.m. for a potluck and business meeting with a program in development. Hostesses listed are Catherine Bails Pauline Jackson Ruth Hartley Helen Frost and Ruth Bingman. Also named are Clarence Smith Nelsonville Emmett Morley McArthur Mrs Charles Patton and Kenneth Wright of Logan.
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Chauncey
Senior Citizens Club
Catherine Bails
Pauline Jackson
Ruth Hartley
Helen Frost
Ruth Bingman
Clarence Smith
Nelsonville
Emmett Morley
McArthur
Charles Patton
Kenneth Wright
Logan
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers Auxiliary of
Edith Wemmer
Mae Hartley
Elizabeth Roback
Marcella Gaskella
Eagles Hall
Virginia Shifflet
Sandy Bickley
Ruth Whitlatch
Tri Psi Sorority Me mbers Dine in Logan
Seventeen members attended the February dinner meeting of Tri Psi Sorority at Blosser's Restaurant in Logan. The group announced a March 13 Social Night at Odd Fellows Hall on Jackson Street with Mildred Riggs Yvonne Wharton and Mary Nelson as hostesses.
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Nelsonville
Tri Psi Sorority
Blosser’s
Logan
Odd Fellows Hall
Jackson Street
Mildred Riggs
Yvonne Wharton
Mary Nelson
Logan High students join Ohio University wind ensemble concert
About 40 Logan High School instrumental music students attended the Ohio University Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band concert at Memorial Auditorium. Dr. Thomas Lee conducted the wind ensemble, with former Logan members Ian Price Jenny Hutchison and Martha Murphy Donley in the symphonic band.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Thomas Lee
Ian Price
Jenny Hutchison
James Donley
Martha Murphy
LHS
al Horsky
Athens
Bus Station Relocated in Nelsonville
The Lake Shore Bus System has moved its Nelsonville station to the Popoczy building on Hocking Street. For the past year it operated in the former Dew Hotel dining room on Public Square.
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Nelsonville
Lake Shore Bus System
Popoczy
Hocking Street
Dew Hotel
Public Square
White Elephant Sale Planned in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Jaycee Hall on Washington Street will host a White Elephant sale starting Saturday at 10 a.m. A wide variety of odds and ends will be on display and the hall sits beside the A and P Market, according to the committee.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Jaycee Hall
Washington Street
Jaycee Hall
A and P
Two More Groups Ask McCauley's Resignation
Hocking County commissioners dropped the countywide house numbering project and will no longer employ John Bond. They also inspected a bridge site and the Junior Fair Building while considering reactivating numbering later. Several groups urged McCauley’s resignation including Perry County’s CAA grievance committee and a circulated petition.
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McCauley
George Lovell
Logan
Hocking County
Roger McCauley
Tri-County Community Action Agency
John Bond
Bond
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Farm Bureau Federation
Haydenville
Hocking River
Ohio Highway Department
Otto A. Shaw
Commission
Perry County
Brady Waugh
CAA
Waugh
Leila Canter
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Vinton
Hocking Valley Hospital
Mary Edwards
East Front St
Doris Delong
Baltimore
Florence Edwards
Lebanon
Edwards
Chauncey Junior Fellowship
Chauncey Chi Rho
Millfield
Amy Jo Moody
UMWA
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Clifford Hawk
Carbon Hill
Nora Binderbasin
Trimble
Tom Sheppard
Louise Matheny
Carol J. Montgomery
Glouster
Howell J. Jermar
Grace Haybrow
Burkis Nursing Home
Chesterhill
Auta Brown
Rolland Schorr
Dora Conley
Arthur Smith
Bertha Smith
Tri-County
George Mara
Holiday Haven
Orville
Donald Gump
Oroville
Hocking
Carrie Gump
Gump
James Stillwell
Buckeye
Soa Eee
Krinkle & Narocco
Navy
S-M Il
Ohio
Oxford
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