Logan Mayor Plans Priority Projects For 1971
Logan Mayor M B Haney outlined priority projects at a council meeting, with public hearings set on annexation of Hunter Street area and Hartman farm re zoning. He urged funding for a new water well, street and sewer improvements, cemetery changes, and fire department gear while noting financial constraints. Special sessions followed adjournment to discuss financing and other measures.
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Haney
Ruth Wilkinson
Logan
M. B. Haney
Hartman Farm
al Ganoey
Hunter Street
Route 664
Logan Federal
Ganory
James Stewart
Logan Planning Commission
Front Street
Prudenc
Gallagher Avenue
Vine Street
Zanesville Avenue
Walnut Street
Market Street
Old Cemetery
Keynes Drive
Oak Grove
James Irvine
Firemen Respond to Two Alarms Within Six Minutes
Logan firefighters rushed to the City disposal plant on old Route 33 at 6 24 p m for smoke from a space heater and returned at 6 30 p m to extinguish a small grass fire east of Route 93 interchange. Five regulars and 11 volunteers took part.
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Logan
Gty
Route 33
Route 93
Driver Cited After Crash in Logan Incident
Logan city police cited James W Wright Jr., 18, Bremen for reckless operation near Hunter and Depot Streets after his eastbound car struck a tree. Passenger Carrie Nalone, 18, was admitted with facial injuries. Wright was treated and released. Also cited: Charles D Starling, 21, Chesterhill for improper left turn at Front and Mulberry. Lavona I Blankenship, 34, Logan, involved. Hopkins, 19, cited for reckless operation on Main Street. John Rollins, 23, Logan, cited for public intoxication on Homer Avenue and will appear in Mayor's Court March 13.
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Logan
Logan City
James W Wright Jr
Bremen
Hunter
Depot
Carrie Nalone
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Wright
Charles D. Starling
Chesterhill
Front
Mulberry
Lavona I. Blankenship
Charles ?. Hopkins
Main Street
John Rollins
Homer Avenue
Wests Return From Florida Shrine Cruise
Mr. and Mrs. Harry West of Nelsonville Route 2 returned home after a Florida vacation and attending the Shrine Pilgrimage to Panama. They joined the Imperial Potentate's Cruise from Fort Everglades to Fort de France and toured the Canal Zone by train watching ships pass through the locks.
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Nville
Harry West
Nelsonville
Florida
Pilgrise
Panama
Imperial Potentate
Fort Everglads
Fla
Fort de France
St. George
Christobal
Canal Zone
New Health Laws Boost Grocery Sanitation in Hocking County
Logan Hocking Board of Health reports 49 groceries licensed since Dec 4 1970 with four unlicensed and one ceasing June 30 1971. Since Oct 170 consultations and 71 inspections improved operations. 92 percent program administration and 84 percent sanitation ratings in spot checks.
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Logan
Paul Beach
Logan Hocking Board of Health
Hocking County
Ohio Department of Health
Ing
Beach
Two Fined By Mayor In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Mayor Earl Hilleary fined Andy McDonald of Route 1 Nelsonville and jailed him for nonpayment after he pleaded guilty to issuing bad checks over 200 dollars. Affidavits from local merchants supported the charges. Harold Kasler of Route 1 Nelsonville pleaded guilty to operating without a license and failure to appear, receiving fines and costs.
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Nelsonville
Andy McDonald
Earl Hilleary
McDonald
Athens County
LS Discount Store
Frank’s Market
Kroger Market
Harold E. Kasler
Bowlers Start Nelsonville League At Teen Center
A new eight team bowling league formed at Nelsonville York Teen Center uses three players per squad and an automated lane machine. First week results show Kuhns Clothing, The Peoples Bank, Cables Hardware and Lancaster Sales each taking two wins. Standings as of March 6 have Cable's 3 0 atop, with Lancaster Sales Kuhns Clothing and The Peoples Bank each 2 1.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York
Legion Building
Kuhn’s Clothing
Ben Franklin
the Peoples Bank
Young Appliances
Cables Hardware
Drive- Inc
Lancaster Sales
Hilleary’s
Young’s
Drive Inn
Two Drivers Cited in Nelsonville Court
Two motorists arrested on traffic offenses were ordered to appear in Nelsonville Mayor's Court. Carl Alan Spatar, 27, The Plains, cited for speeding 50 in a 35 zone. Michael L. Claypoole, 20, Athens, cited for failing to observe a red signal light.
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Nelsonville
Carl Alan Spatar
the Plains
Michael L. Claypoole
Moore St
Athens
Birth At Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas Lowery of Nelsonville welcome a son. Admissions include Edna Vorhees Laurelville Dot Hanning Athens Irene Pavey Ruth Glass Logan. Dismissals include Dottie I Bell Joseph Conner and their son.
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Thomas Lowery
Nelsonville
Edna Vorhees
Laurelville
Dot Hanning
Athens
Irene Pavey
Ruth Glass
Logan
Dottie I. Bell
Joseph Conner
Scout Pack 60 to Hold First Meeting at Parish Hall
Cub Scout Pack 60 sponsored by St. Patrick's Catholic Church will hold its first pack meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in the parish hall. New scouts will receive Bobcat pins during the gathering.
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Buchtel
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Logan Lions Cheer Club flowers recipients named
Logan Lions Cheer Club flowers go to Mrs. Kathryn Terrell and Don Monks who have been ill for an extended period. Friends are urged to send get well cards. Submit names and addresses of other ill Logan area residents to Delbert Freeman or Don Robers at local health department.
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Logan
Lions Cheer Club
Kathryn Terrell
E. Main St
Don Monks
West Logan
Delbert Freeman
E. Front St
Don Robers
Hocking County
Divorces Granted and Dismissed in Logan Court
LOGAN Two divorces were granted and one dismissed in Common Pleas Court before Judge Harley Meyer. Dismissed was the action of Kathleen Lanning against Richard Lanning. Sue Ogg was granted a divorce from Ray Ogg for extreme cruelty. Gerald E. Thomas of Nelsonville was granted a divorce from Jean Thomas on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Local social notes follow. Bill Hall of Nelsonville suffered a hand injury at the Nelsonville Tribune press and was hospitalized.
Logan Plans May Spring Festival Parade and dignitary invites
The Logan Civic Celebration Committee will stage a May Spring Festival Parade to kick off Little League season. Bands from Logan, Nelsonville York, Laurelville, Starr Washington, Berne Union, Wellston, and Fairfield School for Boys will join. Parade Chairman Al Ganoey welcomes groups to participate and hints a national sports personality will be announced later. Deputy sheriffs Campbell, Clay, McGatha, and Holcomb were appointed by Sheriff Paul Hartman with start dates in 1970 and 1971.
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Logan
Logan Civic Celebration Committee
Nelsonville- York
Laurelville
Starr- Washington High
Berne Union
Wellston High School
Fairfield School For
al Ganoey
Kentucky Drilling May File Papers
In a two to one decision the Fourth District Court of Appeals granted Kentucky Drilling and Operating Co. the right to file a brief in support of their appeal of a Logan Kentucky City case. The court allowed an assignment of errors and set terms for filing despite the lack of a bill of exceptions. Judge Abele dissented, urging full appellate rights upon filing of assignments and briefs.
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Logan
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Kentucky Drilling and Operating Co
Common Pleas Court
Kentucky Drilling
Gordon Gray
James Stephenson
Homer
Pete) Abele
Appellee
Abele
Kentucky
Rubinoff and Violin Concert in Nelsonville
Rubinoff and his violin perform Wednesday at 8 15 p m in the Nelsonville York Senior High School auditorium sponsored by the Nelsonville Rotary Club Proceeds go to Rotary community service projects.
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Nelsonville
Rubinoff
York Senior High School
Rotary Club
Rotary
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Ohio Power Co
Council of Governments
South Logan
Fritz Huls
Culver Street
Roy Kelch
Lawrence Ellinger
Logan High School
Susan Oberlin
Kitty Fox
Tom Moorehead
Janet Miller
Ed Dalton
Wests
Hocking
Scout
Cheer Club
Chauncey
William Scott
Garden City
Mich
Leys
Jack Ley
Lewis Roberts
Paul Ley
Otis White
Converse Street
Doris Earich
Jan
Printer
Bill Hall
Washington St
Nelsonville Tribune
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Sears
B.T.U
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