Logan County board seeks federal aid for sewer projects
Logan County commissioners moved to apply for Appalachia funds for sewer work in the West Logan and Dicken Additions. They set April 1 as bid closing for a steel truss bridge at Murray City replacing Hogan's Bridge and approved a courthouse public telephone contract. A county planning commission will be formed within 30 days.
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Logan — Hocking County
Board of Commissioners
Murray
Appalachia
West Logan
Dicken
H. M. Boocks
Raymond Fuller
Columbus
Burgess and Niple
Fuller
Dicken Addition
Tom van Duren
Howard Blum
Fanchion Mount
Suspects Jailed From Break-Ins
Logan County this week jailed two suspects in recent break ins. Curtis Parsons, 22, of Columbus, and Jerry Shultz, 20, New Straitsville Route 1, were arrested Wednesday and jailed in Marietta. Parsons faces possible federal charges for a Rockbridge post office break in on March 3. Shultz is being questioned on the Rockbridge case and possibly Gibisonville thefts involving a store and post office. Loot at Rockbridge included money order blanks, a stamping machine, and about 130 dollars in cash. Parsons was found with money order blanks. Shultz, a January parolee from Mansfield Reformatory, may be returned to Hocking County for Gibisonville questioning.
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Logan
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Marietta
Curtis Parsons
Columbus
Jerry Shultz
New Straitsville
Oroville
Hartman
Parsons
Rockbridge
Shultz
U. S
Hoe County
Gibisonville
Mansfield Reformatory
Weekend Youth Party in Logan Investigated
Logan police chief Roy Kelch announced a joint investigation into a weekend party at a private residence. Twenty nine youths attended at times, with six girls among them. three juveniles face delinquency charges and about eight over age 18 face contributing to delinquency charges. A 15 year old was arrested for DWI and driving without a license.
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Logan
Roy Kelch
Kelch
Albert Shannon
George Johnson
Logan Workmen's Compensation Awards Totaling 211684.51
The Logan Branch Office awarded 211684.51 for compensation medical and hospital services for Dec 1964 to Feb 1965. Deputy Administrator James M. Gault released the figure, noting an increase of 6404.22 from the prior three months. The office serves Hocking Athens Meigs Gallia Jackson Vinton and Fairfield counties at 202 Spring Hill Place Unit A Logan.
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Logan
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
James M. Gault
Hocking
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson
Vinton
Fairfield
Spring Hill Place
Unit A
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters Meet at First Presbyterian
Twenty four members gathered at the First Presbyterian Church led by Mrs Anthony J Toerner for an Easter themed study of the life of Jesus Christ Guests included Beth Courter Jeanie Howdy shell and Martha Rauch through an informal church gathering with fellowship and discussion.
Logan Guards Rated Tops Fourth Time
Logan's Ohio National Guard unit Battery A of the 2nd Automatic Weapons Battalion 174th Artillery has earned the top rating of superior for the fourth consecutive year after the annual inspection. Commanded by Capt. John E. Goodlive the unit may recruit 22 new members with applications directed to 1st Sgt. Michael C. Scaparrotti at the General George Cooper Army on Route 33S between 8 am and 5 pm daily.
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LOGAN
Ohio National Guard
174Th Artillery
John E. Goodlive
Goodlive
Michael C. Scaparrotti
Gen. George Cooper Armory
Scouts Receive District Inspection And Eagle Plaque
Logan Gores Boy Scout Troop 395 was inspected this week by Hocking Valley district officers Ray Cruthers Ray Wilson and George Crow Crow presented Eagle Scout plaque to Larry Reese on behalf of the district and other Eagle scouts
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Logan — Gore
Hocking Valley
Ray Cruthers
Ray Wilson
George Crow
Crow
Larry Reese
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