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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1965
Page
6
City Solicitor James Stillwell explains that non conforming means a residence with a business like a beauty shop falls under a different zoning class. Residents have one year to obtain a zoning certificate from the zoning inspector. after that, zoning enforcement applies. If unsure, check the city zoning map in council chambers.
Odis E. Hart, 21, Logan Route 3, was sent to the Mansfield state reformatory Tuesday by Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer. Prosecuting Attorney Forrest P. Moore moved for the sentence due to Hart violating terms of a one year probation begun last May after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property and now pleading guilty to stealing a power saw in Green Township.
Six Logan women were entertained as prospective pledges of Psi chapter Sigma Phi Gamma business sorority. A pledge party is planned for March 22 with Roaring 20s costumes, led by pledge mistress Mrs Ed Kilbarger and chapter president Miss Peggy Cummings.
Mrs. Harold Griffith announced a LOGAN A defensive driving program set for March 18 at the Logan Federal Loan Building. She also said an open house will be held at the Landmark Store from April 5 to 17, announced during the Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council meeting.
LAUREL RUN The Friendly Neighbor Club met at Mrs Arthur Todds home with president Mrs Claude Brandon opening. Prayer by Mrs Annie Todd and secretary Mrs Henry Todds report followed. A March 11 meeting is planned at Mrs William Lees home with guests Mrs Edith Graham Mrs Kathryn Eichhorn and Mrs Carrie Evans.
In Logan the Laurel Valley Sons and Daughters 4H Club held its first meeting led by Advisor Linda Weaver. Officers elected: President David Stump Vice President John Tatman Secretary Renee Tatman Treasurer Bill Gooley News Reporter Joy Barnes Health Danny Stump Safety Fred Huston Recreation Larry Holzschuh Mike Huston.
The program included a poem by Harold Zimmerman and a discussion of the proposed vocational school, signaling a cultural and educational focus for the event.
Logan Education Association hosts speaker Jack Barker a General Electric engineer on the Fascination of Coins at Brandt's Restaurant after an LEA dinner program. Wayne Denny served as toastmaster as Ralph Walker offered invocation Merl Primmer welcomed guests. The Logan High School octet performed with Dennis Baker Lonnie Ellinger Larry Crawford Steve Gierhart David Miller Robert Courter John White Barry Metzler and Susan Dupler. Guests included Logan city school board members George Blosser Fredrick W. Blume Robert G. Bryan Robert Orndorff Harold H. Sommers and Rudolph W. Rempel clerk.
Logan Starr Washington school board delays decision on joining the proposed tri county vocational district. Fred Good, now on a new five year contract as executive head, says the matter is tabled until the next regular meeting. West Hocking declined participation. Logan city schools have approved.
Meigs County Education Association executives set April 23 for their annual dinner meeting at Eastern High School. Dinner served at 6 30 p.m. Reservations due by April 16 through Eastern High School principals, Larry Morrison or Larry Ritchie.
Dr H M Boocks resigns as Meigs County health commissioner effective April 1 and also serves Athens Hocking and Vinton counties. Hilda Marie Boggess sues Gleaver Leon Boggess in Meigs County court for divorce citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty, seeks custody of two minors.
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