Logan High Launches Career Days for Students
Logan High School opened a series of career days from 11 to 11 45 am with seven vocation sessions led by the Vocational Guidance Committee chaired by Dr. Ray Keairns. Sessions covered heavy equipment operation banking law enforcement engineering and other fields, with hopes for follow-up work and future dates in March and beyond.
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Logan
Logan High School
Logan Kiwanis
Ray Keairns
Delbert Davis
C. V. Snyder
Amos Potts
Carlos Gaffin
Earl Parkins
S. E. Erbaugh
Iris Lowry
Sultant
Helen Sams
Beauticians
Ruth Tannehill
Marshall
Mildred Krauss
Tanya Burton
Hospital Auxiliary Jitney Dinner Set in Adelphi
The Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary No 1 sponsors a jitney supper March 24 at the Adelphi Methodist Church. Servings run from 5 p m to 7 30 p m The dinner planning committee includes Mrs Louise Patterson Mrs Ruth De Long Mrs Lela Pontious Mrs Jane Lesher Mrs Tella Kitchen Mrs Marie Strous Mrs Grace Dumm Mrs Nellie Swackhammer Mrs Hattie Cryder and Mrs Mary Lesher.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Adelphi
Louise Patterson
Ruth de Long
Lela Pontious
Jane Lesher
Tella Kitchen
Marie Strous
Grace Dumm
Nellie Swackhammer
Hattie Cryder
Mary Lesher
Health levy measure eyed for Perry County ballots
Perry County voters may see a health levy of a half mill on the November ballot. Dr. C. B. McDougal, head of the county health department, says funds are needed to hire a second nurse for nine months each year.
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New Lexington
Perry County
C. B. McDougal
Kiwanis hear Koker on 1960 census effort in district
Harold Koker census supervisor spoke to the Logan Kiwanis Club at Blosser's Restaurant outlining the 1960 census steps for the 10th district. Four tons of forms have arrived, with about 180 million people to be counted nationwide and a target completion by May 21.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Harold Koker
Nelsonville
Blosser
10Th Congressional District
10Th District
Koker
U. S
Dean Collison
Rotary
Mecca
Brandt's
Neal Dillon
Kiwanis
Edmund Lange
J. Carl Plummer
Harold Bryan
Club
Logan BUC Unemployment Claims Rise at Logan Office
For the week ending March 12, Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law reports 1252 claims filed in Logan and surrounding towns. Homer Schein notes little change while 098 new unemployed and 1154 unemployed a week or more across Logan Athens Nelsonville and Glouster offices.
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Logan
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Homer Schein
BUC
Nelsonville
Athens
Glouster
Community Notes from Downington Area
Downington Mr and Mrs Douglas Clay and children visited Mr and Mrs Ray Roush on Monday. Harold Norris and family took Goldie Doring to Columbus to Chil dren's Hospital for polio recovery. Pauline Atkins and Sharon Jewell of Harrisonville visited Ancil Burbridge to see their twin babies. James Clark and James Cheadle attended an auction sale in Piket. Donna Kay Dilcher of Harrisonville R D 1 stayed with cousin Anna Lee Dilcher and joined a birthday party for Terry Carsey.
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Douglas Clay
Vernon
Ray Roush
Harold Norris
William Doring
Goldie
Columbus
Children’s Hospital
Pauline Atkins
Sharon Jewell
Harrisonville
Ancil Burbridge
James Clark
James Cheadle
Piket
Donna Kay Dilcher
Harrisonville R.D
Anna Lee Dilcher
Terry Carsey
Dr. Najm Opens Office in Logan at 187 W Main St
Dr. T. J. Najm surgical chief of staff at Hocking Valley Hospital opens a Logan office at 187 West Main Street near the hospital. The office operates noon to 6 pm Monday through Saturday with Mrs. Kenneth Swartz as office nurse. He also maintains clinics in Nelsonville and serves on Mount St. Mary Hospital and Sheltering Arms Hospital staffs.
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Logan
T. J. Najm
Hocking Valley Hospital
W. Main St
Kenneth Swartz
Najm
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Richard C. Jones
Jones
Local Obituary notes and hospital visit in Parkersburg area
George Hamilton was taken to Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg for observation and treatment. Miss Lea Jean Arbaugh of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents. Gerald Violet and Marvin Murphy served as pallbearers at Loyd Miller's funeral in Cutler. Miller worked for the Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
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George Hamilton
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Lea Jean Arbaugh
Columbus
John Arbaugh
Wesley
Gerald Violet
Marvin Murphy
Loyd Miller
Cutler
Mr. Miller
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Woman sues for 20000 injury over hidden hole at market
Mrs Guy Leonard of Dicken Addition files a 20000 personal injury suit in Hocking County Common Pleas against Fox East Market owners and the Fox estate. She says on April 25 1958 a five inch deep hole overgrown with grass at 298 East Main Street caused a fall while loading groceries. She claims hip fractures general shock and lifelong partial disability.
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Dicken Addition
Hocking County
E. Main St
Leonard
Logan Spends Record Amount to Clear Snow in Logan
City Service Director Ed Rutgers says the four week snowfall cost Logan 4365.40 dollars. Expenses include 78 loads of ashes and salt and calcimine purchases totaling 688.40 dollars, 3420 dollars for labor and equipment, 175 hours of overtime, and 257 dollars for equipment maintenance.
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Logan
Ole Man
Ed Rutgers
Rutgers
Loan Group Dinner Set in Ohio Needing Attendance
Hal Hindy of Economy Savings and Loan Co. announces the annual public relations dinner for all employees and guests. The event is at Lake White Country Club in Waverly on March 31 at 6 30 p m. Dr. Harvey Hahn of Dayton will speak on That Extra Something with representatives from Adams Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs Pike Ross Scioto and Vinton counties expected.
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Hal Hindy
Economy Savings and Loan Co
Pomeroy
Ohio Consumer Loan Association
Lake White Country Club
Waverly
Ohio
Harvey Hahn
Dayton
Adams
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Pike, Ross, Scioto
Vinton Counties
Birth Announcement at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs R J Sailor of Jackson welcomed a boy Hospital admits Edward Nelson Logan for surgery Mrs Dorothy Stratton Logan surgery Howard Richards Logan surgery Delbert Williams George Ringer Creola Route listed among patients at Hocking Valley Hospital Funeral?
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R. J. Sailor
Jackson
Edward Nelson
Logan
Surgical
Dorothy Stratton
Howard Richards
Delbert Williams
George Ringer
Creola
Welch participates in Wind Swept mock attack in Germany
Logan resident Army Pfc Henry A. Welch 21 joined 8th Division’s 26th Infantry in Operation Wind Swept in Germany. The exercise tested effectiveness in cold weather and chemical, biological and radiological defense under realistic combat conditions. Welch entered service in 1958, trained at Fort Riley, and arrived overseas last April.
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Logan
Army
Henry A. Welch
Therman E. Welch
8Th Division
26Th Infantry
Germany
Fort Riley
Kan
Glenford workshop focuses on elementary science
An all day county school workshop at Glenford High School centered on elementary science. Superintendent Lucas, leader of a large Cincinnati area district who has toured Russia, spoke to teachers about the topic.
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Glenford
Glenford High School
Lucas
Cincinnati
Russia
Perry Grange selects Gustav Umbach for March banquet
New Lexington Perry County Grange Youth name Gustav Umbach as speaker for the March 17 banquet at Jackson Grange. County youth chairman David Lehman will serve as toastmaster for the event.
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New Lexington
Perry County Grange
Gustav Umbach
Jackson Grange
David Lehman
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McClellans Spring
Dr. Najm
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