Logan Council Debates Nine Ordinances and a Bond Bid
Logan council debated nine measures including a uniform allowance for police, a 50 mile mutual aid fire service pact, and a water system bond sale bid by Sweney and Cartwright of Columbus with a 3.5 percent rate. Other actions included traffic code amendments, prisoner housing rates, tax rate readings, and tree removal rules. A bid for a new police cruiser failed to pass emergency passage amid three opposing votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rutgers
Sam Bright
Frank Eberst
Frank Ricketts
Zanesville Ave
Larry Holzapfel
John Owens
Neal Dillon
N. Orchard St
Logan High School
Donald Pierce
Antioch Home Demonstration Club Elects Officers
The Antioch Home Demonstration Club held its March meeting at Mrs. Harold Starner's home. Mrs. Russell Carpenter was elected president with a full slate including Mrs. Oren Smith vice president and Mrs. Harry Neff secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Harold Starner
Frazier-Helber Rd
Harry Neff
Russell Carpenter
Oren Smith
Merle Featherofl
Fred Bone
Winifred Amnah
Walter Mathias
Rus
Burglaries Probed By Deputies In Local Area
Deputies Dennis Wilkes and John Wells investigated a Monday Rock Bridge School break in which thieves shattered a side door glass and opened the door. They stole 3 to 4 dollars in change and about 15 dollars in paper money from Theodore Good's desk. Saddles and tack were taken from two residents. Kemp ton valued losses at 500 to 600 dollars. Culbertston reported a hand tooled saddle and bridle stolen valued at 70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Kempton
Laurelville
Kempton
Paul Culbertston
Rabid Reports From Two Skunks In Hocking County
Logan laboratory findings show two skunks killed in Hocking County were rabid. One skunk was shot by Wayne Timberlake at a Webb's Summit farm, with cattle present. The other was shot by Dog Warden James Leonard on Mrs. Virginia Heine’s Logan Route 3 farm as cattle were inspected. A dog head submitted by the local department tested not rabid. The owner Luther Lambert found the dog dead in Gore Route 1 barn. Health officials urge keeping dogs confined, especially night hunters.
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Logan—Laboratory
City County Health Department
Hocking County
Wayne Timberlake
Webb’s
Logan
James Leonard
Virginia Heine
Leonard
State Health Department
Athens
Luther Lambert
Gore Route 1
Health Department
Kiwanis Club Shares Kodiak Island Bear Hunt Slides
Gail W. Holderman of Columbus presented color slides from a 1955 hunting trip to Kodiak Island Alaska at the Logan Kiwanis Club meeting. The program included flight route to Alaska camp details and Kodiak bear hunting. Rev. Earl F. Schottke gave the Lenten meditation.
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LOGAN
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Logan Kiwanis Club
Gail W. Holderman
Columbus
Kodiak
Holderman
Donnie Devon
Emrick Golden Wedding Anniversary Planned in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Frank Emrick of 1102 Wilson Ave Columbus celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday March 30 from 2 to 5 pm The couple married March 28 1908 in Gore by Rev C M Boyd They lived in Gore most of their lives and have three grandchildren They reside in Columbus with one daughter Mrs John Drake and two sons the Rev Wendell Emrick and Robert Emrick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Emrick
Wilson Ave
Columbus
C. M. Boyd
Gore
Emrick
Hocking
Perry
John Drake
Wendell Emrick
Canal Winchester
Robert Emrick
Logan
Nondescript Club Dinner Meeting Planned at Presbyterian Church
The Nondescript Club will hold a dinner meeting on Thursday March 27 at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs Bess Mutchmore as hostess. After the 6 p.m. dinner Mrs John Allen will lead a program in Westminster House of the church.
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Presbyterian Church
Bess Mutchmore
John Allen
Westminster House
Neighbor Night Observed by Pocahontas Lodge
Monday meeting of the Degree of Pocahontas hall gathering led by Mrs. Margaret Kistler with 30 members and 9 New Straitsville guests. Chief Bernard Garrett presented films Adventures in Disneyland and a Navy reel as plans were finalized for the April 7 meeting and 6 pm pot luck. Stella Wills accompanied singing.
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Pocahontas
Margaret Kistler
New Straitsville
Bernard Garrett
Navy
Disneyland
Stella Wills
Logan Emblem Club District Deputy Night Planned
Members will hold their annual district deputy night on Wednesday March 26 at 8 p m in the Elks Hall with Mrs Clarabelle Bradley of Gallipolis district deputy presiding Initiation of new members and a social hour follow Officers should meet at 7 45 in the club rooms If unable to attend call Mrs Kenneth Johnson at 5 4215 immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Clarabelle Bradley
Gallipolis
Kenneth Johnson
Water Bonds Bid Accepted by City for Extension Project
Logan A Columbus investment house was the low bidder on $50,000 in city bonds to extend the water distribution system. Sweney and Cartwright offered a premium of 218.84 and 3.5 percent interest, winning the bid. Other bidders included Fahey Clark of Cleveland First Cleveland Trust Co. The McDonald Co. of Cleveland and Provident Savings Bank of Cincinnati also submitted bids with varying premiums and 3.5 to 3.75 percent interest.
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Sweney and Cartwright Co
Columbus
County Budget Commission
Logan
Ruth Easterling
Sweney and Cartwright
Fahey Clark
Cleveland
First Cleveland Trust Co
McDonald Co
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Co
Cincinnati
Mixed Stuffed Peppers in Acorn Squash Halves
A recipe note suggests using stuffed green peppers combined with acorn squash halves. Cover the squash with aluminum foil for about half the bake time to keep moisture and heat even.
Opposition Voiced To School Survey Plans In Logan Area
Discussion following William Chase Ohio University recommendations on county school reorganization. Proposals include transferring most of East Hocking and parts of West Hocking to Logan, building one high school near Laurelville, and moving Ward Township pupils to Athens County districts. Voters to decide in November after further meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Township
Starr-Washington
Good Hope Township
West Hocking
Logan
Laurelville
Hocking
Athens County
East Hocking
Union Furnace
Divorce Granted On Cross Petition In Common Pleas Court
In a divorce case, Logan grants divorce on cross petition of the defendant Barbara Jean Turner vs Donald L. Turner. Ground is gross neglect of duty. Defendant receives all household furniture except bedstead bedding and a cabinet radio. Custody of three minor children awarded to defendant with $20 weekly support from plaintiff and reasonable visitation rights.
Relishes Aiding Curried Meat and Poultry Dishes
An assortment of relishes such as fresh grated cocoanut grated raw carrot sliced banana chutney or chopped peanuts are interesting to serve with curried meat and poultry dishes.
Cincinnati Once Known as Porkopolis for Its Pork Pubs
The city of Cincinnati earned the nickname Porkopolis due to its numerous pork packing and meat-packing establishments that shaped its early industrial identity.
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Cincinnati
Hocking Valley Hospital Birth and Admissions Notes
Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Raymond Ruggles of Logan Route 4. Admissions include Mrs C M Guess of Logan for surgery, Harry Freeman of Logan Route 3 for medical, and Mrs Oma Rheinscheid of Logan for medical. North Carolina State College reports one pound of cottage cheese has as much protein as two quarts of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ruggles
Logan
C. M. Guess
Harry Freeman
Oma Rheinscheid
North Carolina State College School of Agriculture
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Logan Council
Department
Officers
Sell Carpenter
Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanian
Rev
Earl F. Schottke
Emblem Club
East Hocking School
Lal Rae
Quick's
Kenmore
Porkopolis
HAM
Hocking Valley Hospital
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