Logan council presses bulk gasoline fund plan amid reports
Logan city council heard committee reports and debated creating a bulk gasoline fund to cover service needs. Other actions included sewer extension estimates, mausoleum repairs, and reinvestment of trust funds, with a note on presidents dying in office every 20 years since 1840.
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Logan City Council
Logan
Logan City
R. R. Loomis
Bright
Hocking
Loomis
Harley Meyer
Meldrim
Fitzgerald
Riff Ave
Meyer
Legislaion
U. S. Products Co
Hocking Ave
Beverly
M. H. Ricketts
Promoted to Corporals in Co G ONG Lancaster
O N G Promotions Logan Thurman Sweazy and Paul Smith have been promoted to corporals of Co G ONG Lancaster. They drill nightly with Logan men in preparation for the annual Federal inspection scheduled for Saturday evening.
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Logan
Thurman Sweazy
Paul Smith
Co. G
Lancaster
Seventh Grade Leads School Honor Roll
Logan Junior High announces the third six weeks honor roll led by seventh graders at 20.3 percent. Ninth graders follow with 19 percent and eighth graders at 18 percent. list of names for each grade appears.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
Helen Allen
Jean Amerine
Dorothy Boyle
Bette Ann Brown
Betty Jean Brown
Cleo Campbell
Genevieve Canty
Connie Cline
Jean Eberst
Rodney Crow
Albert Blick
Paul Fickel
Hunter Burt
Virginia Butterfield
Patsy Case
Mary Chambers
Eddie Cole
James Crabbe
Helen Haas
Jerry Hammon
Jane Karshner
Veronica Lemon
Roma Marx
Phil Matheny
Marilyn Parker
Paul Stimson
Leonard Sturgill
Eileen Terrell
Margaret Ann Thomas
Mary J. Walters
Florence Wright
Logan Rotary Nominates Officers For Coming Year
Logan Rotary members met Monday evening to nominate officers for the coming year with elections set for April 5. Guest John Brown of Lancaster attended as an impersonator. Nominees include President C. C. Achauer Harry J. Stevenson Joe Brashares Bill Miller Vice President Sam Primmer Clarence Blosser Secretary Harley Meyer Directors S. T. Lyke John A. Tay B. O. Nixon A. O. Kelch Sergeant at arms Wayne Whitcraft H. E. Kirk Clayton Shaw.
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Wayne Whitcraft
H. E. Kirk
Clayton Shaw
Charge of Poor Brakes Filed After Wreck
Logan police filed a charge of insufficient brakes against Lester L. Miller of Lancaster after a collision at Main and Market. Miller pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Fitzgerald and promised to cover damage to the other vehicle.
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Logan
Lester L. Miller
Lancaster
Lew Reynolds
Bar Columber
Margaret
Main and
Market Sts
Miller
Fitzgerald
Columber
Crippled Children Clinic Held at Logan Courthouse
Health department office hosted a crippled children clinic Tuesday conducted by Dr. Harlan Wilson orthopedic surgeon of Columbus. He was assisted by Dr. W B Lacock health commissioner and nurse Miss Bertha Machener.
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Logan
Harlan Wilson
Columbus
W. B. Lacock
Bertha Machener
Change of Residence
Dr and Mrs Victor Similie and family moved from the Erina property North Street Tuesday to the Shaw property on East Hunter Street recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Don Feather.
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Logan
Victor Similie
Erina
North St
Shaw
E. Hunter St
Don Feather
Sheriff Sale of Chattel Property in Athens County Ohio
Sheriff Charles W. Bayless will auction a 1930 Model A Ford two door sedan motor A358S27 at the east door of the Athens County Court House on Thursday April 2 1937 at 1 30 PM. Property seized under execution in favor of Lewis L. Moore against Elizabeth and Laure Potter. Cash only. Ford may be seen at the rear sheriff residence garage.
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Ve. Elizabeth
Laure
Potter
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Court House
City of Athens
Aken
Elizabeth Potter
Lewis L. Re. Harles W. Bayless
Charles H. Evans
Hocking County CCC enrollment quota announced
Logan Hocking County sets a 30 boy quota for CCC enrollment announced Tuesday by selecting agent Frank Brown. Applications open now for ages 17 to 28, with enrollment between April 1 and 20. Friday afternoon applications accepted at the county relief office in the courthouse.
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Logan—Hocking County
CCC
Frank Brown
County Relief Office
Court House
Logan Returns Man to Face Embezzlement Charge
Veteran Columbus police chief Harry Carson traveled to Logan to return Dean E. Bingman to Columbus on a charge of embezzling 260 dollars. Carson served 30 years with the department and is from McArthur. He was joined by Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Frank Mahoney.
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Logan
Harry Carson
Columbus
Dean E. Bingman
Carson
Columbus Department
McArthur
Frank Mahoney
Conclude Vocational Agricultural Course Ends With Oyster Supper
The closing of the short course led by H. D. Saxton at Logan Junior High School included an oyster supper after 20 meetings. Eighteen farmers attended and topics covered ranged from farm management to efficiency with a final talk on marketing.
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Logan
H. D. Saxton
Vocational Agriculture Department
Saxtom
NYA Begins Sodding High School Gridiron
NYA started sodding the gridiron at Chieftain Field on Tuesday with NYA labor under Robert Klein Schmidt. Charles Marx from Logan farm disc the field. Sod is moved from Ebert McBroom farm near Logan by Future Farmers Club members. H D Saxton cooperates as vocational agriculture instructor.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
NYA
Robert Klein Schmidt
Charles Marx
Ebert McBroom
Future Farmers Club
H. D. Saxton
Deanville Young People Organize New Club
In Deanville the community center hosts a Friday meeting to form a youth club led by Mrs. Tara Hunter. Officers elected are Harold Yates president Clyde Simmons vice president Donald Tignor secretary and Russell Douglas treasurer.
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William Thomas
Anville
Deanville
Tara Hunter
Harold Yates
Clyde Simmons
Donald Tignor
Russell Douglas
Ruth Nixon
Mary Jean Nixon
Lillian Coon
Mary Ellen Covert
Betty McGuire
Billy Thomas
June Katzenback
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Verna Thompson
T. J. Thomas
Nelsonville
Dorcas Society
Fred Vansickle
Verna
Easter Services Planned in Jacksonville M E Church
Easter observances include Holy Communion on Thursday evening March 25 and sunrise services on Sunday. Baptisms are available, with Sunday school at 9:00 and Epworth League at 6:15. A play titled Simon the Leper is scheduled for 7:00 Sunday. The article also lists weekend visits and local social notes.
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Jacksonville
City Taxes Drop by 2800 From Last Year
County auditor’s settlement with the city will be about 2800 less than last year. In 1936 the settlement was 10255.71 and the coming settlement will amount to 7577. The drop is due to delinquent taxes from the last collection being largely excluded this time.
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Logan
Sealed bids for three turbine pumps due April in Athens Ohio
The City of Athens Ohio invites sealed bids by 12 noon on the 4th day of April 1987 for three Vertical Shaft Deep Well Turbine Pumps with turbine motors and electrical controls on an existing switchboard. Bids must include full names of bidders and a $100 bond or certified check. Bid security and performance bonding required. bids may be rejected. Clerk H B Moler dated March 23 1987.
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Athens
Ohio
Ita
Director of Public Service of These
H. BE. Moler
Logan Nominations for Citizenship Awards Set
Nominations for the Char lea Perkins Trophies will be made Thursday in the Junior High School. The awards honor the Goodwin family and are donated annually for citizen leadership.
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LOGAN
Charlea Perkins
Goodwin
Spencer visit and hospital operation report
Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Spencer of Ward Township and family members visited Logan on Tuesday. Also noted is Mrs. Don Hanna of Shawnee undergoing a major surgical operation at Cherrington Hospital Tuesday.
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Logan Logan
Isiah Spencer
Ward Township
Logan
Newton Spencer
Bessie
Vivian Spencer
Barberton
Don Hanna
Shawnee
Cherrington Hospital
Funeral Arrangements For Frank Riffle
Logan reports funeral arrangements for Frank Riffle who died near West Hunter Street Tuesday around 2 p.m. He operated a push cart here for years. Coroner Vance Brian and Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith investigated after the man was struck. A physician, called by Floyd Beougher, arrived with Mrs. Harry Thomas present. Heart disease listed as cause. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral details pending.
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Logan
Frank Riffle
West Hunter St
Vance Brian
Nellis Smith
Floyd Beougher
Harry Thomas
WPA
Riffe
Mrs Spence Dies After Long Illness
Logan Floranelle Spence age 53 wife of Jack Spence Sr died at her home on East Hunter Street Monday evening after an illness of many months. Survived by husband two sisters Maude Reed Crooksville Sue Smith Columbus. Funeral at Leonard Funeral Home Thursday 2 pm Rev John A Toy in charge Pocahontas order to have a part Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Frances Judson
Joe Judson
Lancaster
Maude Davis
Minnie Hallam
Madge Harry
Altha Dunlevy
Ida B. Davis
Alice Phillips
Electa Grimm
Mary Conaway
Martha Klich
Gueats
Nora Kasler
Susie Kasler
Mary Alyce
Ruth Ann Phillips
Eileen
Freddie Lee Morrison
Harry Dehman
Norma Jean
Columbus
David Evans
J. W. Herrold
Trimble
E. C. Shirkey
Leonard Edinger
James
John Lauser
Leslie Pyle
Miamisburg
Richard Church
Ida McDaniel
Millfield
L. A. Morrison
Lena Exenkamper
North Canton
Walden Holmes
Arthur Kolp
Exenkamper
Anna Exenkamper
C. von Scheele
Max von Scheele
Paul
Betty
Coolville
John Sheets
Bertha Steinmeyer
New Marshfield
Frank Steinmeyer
Charles Dehman
Elizabeth
Harold
Carl Dehman
William Tippie
Athens
Ruth
Hollister
John Vaughn
Ervin Brooks
John Reeves
John A. Toy
Pocahontas Order
Oak Grove Cemetery
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