Jobless Claims Increase in Logan and Athens
Unemployment claims rose for the week ending March 2, with Logan up from 942 to 955. Logan reported 43 initial and 479 continued claims, while Athens had 31 initial and 402 continued. The job openings include machine operators, inspectors, a farm equipment mechanic, a caretaker, a secretary, nursemaids, and several clerk-typists. Local workers and employers are advised to contact 30 Spring St., Logan, at 385-5609 to discuss opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Harold Zimmerman
Bureau of Employment Services
Athens
Jackson
Miners Missing as Calumet Mine Rescue Hopes Waver
Workers and families waited as rescue teams tested the shaft of the Cargill salt mine in Calumet Louisiana. A newly built man cage snagged during a test drop delaying efforts. Fire and smoke hampered access while special teams from Kentucky arrived by air to assist in the grim search for 21 trapped miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
William L. Meadows
Sturges
Cargill
Roy Gretzer
Federal Bureau of Mines
Kentucky
Phone Books Mailed Soon In Logan
Logan area customers will receive new 1968 telephone directories starting Monday from General Telephone Co. of Ohio. If a directory is not received by March 18, call the business office. The Logan book includes central offices of McArthur and Wilkesville, with space inside the back cover to record frequently dialed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
General Telephone Co
Ohio
McArthur
Wilkesville
Tom Quaintance
Hocking Tax Books Open in Logan Hocking County
Real estate tax statements will be mailed today and tax books opened at the treasurer office second floor of the courthouse. The March 29 closing date applies to the first half payment with hours 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Total Hocking County real estate taxes amount to 1,688,711.35 including delinquent and current taxes and special assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Court House
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Local Residents In Care Event
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted several area residents including Mrs Harold Sinnott and Earl Young of Logan along with William E McAfooes Mrs Nancy Goodlve Richard Owen Unger 19 of South Bloomingville Route 1 and Judy Kay Swack hammer 21 of Laurelville Route 2 DuPont Construction Gary Lee Kunkler 20 of Logan Route 4 equipment operator and Linda Sue Sheets 18 of Logan at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sinnott
Earl Young
William E. McAfooes
Nancy Goodlve
Logan
Richard Owen Unger
South Bloomingville
Lockheed
Judy Kay Swackhammer
Laurelville
DuPont Construction
Gary Lee Kunkler
Route 4
Linda Sue Sheets
Accident Leads To Court Appearance In Logan
Joseph D. Van Vorhis age 52 of 920 Warner Ave is cited to appear in Mayor s Court after an accident at W Main and W Spring Streets. He struck a car driven by Juanita M Sloan age 36 of 256 Warner Ave who was stopped at a red light. Van Vorhis cited for assured clear distance.
Vinton High Latin Club Heads to Ohio State
Vinton County High School Latin instructor Carl Parker and a 100 member Latin Club travel to Columbus on Saturday March 9 to compete in the Junior Classical League Convention at Mershon Auditorium. Vinton County will enter Costume Scrap Book Project and Mythology Quiz Bowl, with Ohio state schools represented as the national group εμφαν. The club has previously won prizes in two different years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Carl Parker
Vinton County High School
Columbus
Mershon Auditorium
Ohio State University
Ohio
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Spring St
Francis L. Sidner
Ada Bison
Hamden
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Cargill, Inc
Belle Isle
Madisonville
Morgan City
Hocking Tax Books
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking Licenses
Vinton
Vinton County
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Hy Kayser
Parkersburg
Tou Brothers
Market ST
W. VA
BIG Softies
Damon
Italy
Mens and Boys
MR. Wrangler
Kidskin
Clude Matelasses
Hanes
Styles
Cola
Irs
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