Logan Council Advances City Development Plans
Logan city council adopted two measures without opposition. It approved seeking urban planning aid from the Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development and authorized a $9,000 preliminary well project for the city water system. The plan includes a future reservoir, treatment expansion, pumping electrification, and new mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Don Russell
Burgess and Niple
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Logan and
Falls Township
Francis Myers
TB Tests Completed in Logan Hocking Schools
Health Department teams finished intradermal TB skin tests in Logan and Hocking County schools. Laurelville tested 558 pupils, with readings due later. Starr Washington, South Bloomingville, and Gibisonville results show several positives per district, all positive cases to receive chest x rays to check for active tuberculosis.
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Gibisonville
Mrs Shelso Hosts Non Descript Club Dinner Meeting
Mrs Roy Shelso entertained 16 club members and three guests at a local restaurant with Easter themed place cards and table decor. Group singing accompanied by Mrs Zoa Blosser opened the program followed by the club collect. Mrs Leslie Higgins led the program discussing Catholic religion and provided piano accompaniment for the closing hymn. The next meeting is set for April 13 at the same venue.
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Higgins
Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council Meeting Report
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nihiser hosted Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council at their Gibisonville Road home. Twelve members and eight guests attended the session led by Marion Beery on Getting Our Money's Worth with a devotional by Mrs. Beery and Russell Beery. The Beerys will host again in April.
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted Mrs Wesley Perry McArthur medical. Miss Sandra Sheets McArthur surgery. Miss Mary Wellman Logan discharge planned. Dismissed Mrs John Tubbs Logan Route 1 and daughter. Leroy Clark Logan. Mrs Dorothy Krieg Logan. Mrs Lawrence Roe Adelphi. Miss Betty Steele Gore Route.
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Wesley Perry
McArthur
Sandra Sheets
Mary Wellman
Logan
John Tubbs
Leroy Clark
Dorothy Krieg
Lawrence Roe
Adelphi
Betty Steele
Gore
Columbus Man Jailed For Drunken Driving
A Columbus man, Charles C. White, 58, was arraigned in Hocking County Court on driving while intoxicated. He pled guilty, received a $150 fine plus costs, and three days in jail after a Monday Route 33 arrest northwest of Logan. Also tried in absentia, John G. Wahlgren, 61, Cuyahoga Falls, was cited for passing without an audible signal and fined $15 plus costs.
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Logan
Columbus
Hocking
Charles C. White
White
John G. Wahlgren
Cuyahoga Falls
Cattle Feed Topic at Logan Meeting
Cattle feeding problems will be discussed Thursday night at the county court house auditorium under the sponsorship of the Hocking County Extension Beef Committee. A commercial nutrition specialist will offer advice for beef and dairy farmers. Attendees should bring rations data and costs for analysis. The meeting begins at 8 p.m.
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Logan
Hocking County Extension Beef Committee
Don Young
Logan-area Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mrs. Clara Hare of Barker New York spends the week in Logan as guest of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Linden Townsend and four sons. The Hares travelled with Kenneth and Mary Hare of Middleport to Texas to visit relatives after a weekend in Logan. George C Shaw and son Georgie have hosted visits from daughters Marianne Nancy and others recently. Susan Shaw and guest William Briggs visited for Easter. Charles Woody Achauer from Logan Post Office has moved from Casper Wyoming to Dallas Texas to join Atlantic Oil and Refining Co. duties. he will live with his wife and daughter at 6412 Bordeaux Dallas.
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Clara Hare
Barker
N. Y
Logan
Linden
Joe) Townsend
N. Market St
Hare
Kenneth Hare
Middleport
Townsends
Texas
George Clayton Shaw
Georgie
N. Walnut Sr
Shaw
Marianne
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Charles Winslow
Nancy
Charles
Cleveland
Susan Shaw
William Briggs
North Conway
N. H
Boston University
Boston
Mass
Woody) Achauer
Charles C. Achauer
Atlantic Oil and Refining Co
Casper
Wyo
Dallas
Tex
Achauer
Ann
Bordeaux
Logan Couple Granted Marriage License
Charles A. Fetheroll, 23, service station attendant, Logan, and Judith Ann Kline, 18, waitress, Logan Route 2, were issued a marriage license.
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Logan
Charles A. Fetheroll
Judith Ann Kline
Miss Wood Dies At 93 In Lancaster Nursing Home
Margaret Wood 93 lifelong Logan resident and longtime seamstress died at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Crites Nursing Home Lancaster after a long illness. No immediate survivors. Funeral arrangements by Leonard funeral home.
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Logan
Margaret Wood
E. Front St
Crites
Lancaster
Wood
Leonard Funeral Home
Logan Calendar March Events Highlight Club Meetings
Logan calendar lists events for March 29 to March 31. D of A practice for initiation at 7 30 p m with degree team urged to attend. Logan Squaw Club meets at Poca hontas hall hosted by Mrs William Lehman. Webb's Chapel WSCS meets at Mrs Carl Smiths home with Easter Bible verse for roll call. Laurelville School Club supper at Community hall.
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Logan Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
William Lehman
Webb’s Chapel
Wscs
Carl Smith
Laurelville School Club
Community Hall
Warriors Host Second Union Fur nace Tri Valley 4 H Club
Charles Alberry led the 4 H pledge to open the meeting. Reports were heard from Eugene Cherry and Mickey Loomis. The next meeting will be at Eugene Cherry's home at 7:30 p m on April 18.
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Logan
Charles
Larry Alberry
Union Furnace
Tri-Valley Warriors
Charles Alberry
Eugene Cherry
Mickey Loomis
Fourth Anniversary Celebrated By Club
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles marked its fourth anniversary with a dinner at the Eagles hall in Logan. Logan Aerie 2168 provided the meal for 23 auxiliary members and presented roses to officers. Ray Hart praised four years of progress, and initiation for new members was announced for April 5 along with a prize drawing.
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Logan
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eag
Les Hall
Logan Aerie
Henry
Norris
Bessie Emrick
Grove
Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Set for Sunday in Rachelmacher Park
Logan Kiwanis Club announces its annual Easter egg hunt Sunday at Rachelmacher Park starting at 2 p.m. Two age groups five and under, and six to twelve will hunt foil wrapped eggs with some offering prizes. A free ice cream cone for every participant is provided by Parkview Dairy Bar.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Rachelmacher Park
Keith Hawk
Agnes Spurgus
Parkview Dairy
John Coker
Nelsonville
Ted Lemon
Willard O. Drefke
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Teacher On Program NEW LEXINGTON
Mrs. Clara H. Reho, a Corning High School teacher of typing bookkeeping and shorthand, is among the instructors on the Ohio Business Teachers convention program at the Deshler Hilton Hotel Columbus on April 14 and 15, 1961.
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New Lexington
Clara H. Reho
Corning High School
Ohio Business Teachers
Columbus
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Booth
Cincinnati
Ed Jucker
N.C.A.A
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Ohio State
Miss Wood
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Icel Grove
Helen Wingrove
Theresa Gardner
Shirley Rutter
Linda Howdyshell
Betty Hart
Jennie Norris
Helen Deible
Mary Smith
Ethel Phillips
Lennie Henry
Maxi
Kiwanis
Nan Noble Nylon
Nan
Nan Noble
Youth Center
Jersey
AIN Floc
Athens Messenger
Seaton
Yds
Batiste
Oxfords
Lenos
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