4-H Agent Questions Emphasis On Competition
Area 4-H officials review state and national awards while debating the risks of excessive competition. Duane Plymale urges recognition beyond ribbons, noting a good program rests on individual progress and group aims. A 9-county workshop in Portsmouth features recreation, song leading and party planning with local delegates attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Portsmouth
Duane Plymale
Jackson Area
4-H
Plymale
Ers
Glouster Residents Enjoy Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings
Glouster visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dale and son Bruce of Dayton visiting Essa Cairelli and James. Loretta McLain visited her sister and family. Attendees at Gahanna funeral home called on friends in Glouster for Robert A. Daughters Jr. services. D.D. Wallace and Dayton guests, Rosa Love and family, and Shaner family spent time with Glouster relatives in Mansfield Ashland and Barberton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dale
Bruce
Dayton
Glouster
Essa Cairelli
James
Loretta McLain
Dale
Carl Miller
Fred Hambel
Eleanor Smith
Otis Ball
Lester Smith
Mountville
Gahanna
Margarum and Son Funeral Home
Robert A. Daughters Jr
Dorothy Mae Jones
Pearlie Jones
Isabel Smith Jones
D.D. Wallace
Burr Oak Lodge
Francis Erwin
Mr. Wallace
Will and
Patience Wallace
Broad Street
Rosa Love
Oakdale
Mary Griffin
Akron
Glouster Masons Set Meeting At The Temple
Glouster Lodge 607 F and A M will meet at 7 30 p m Saturday at the temple. The Master Mason Degree will be conferred by past masters on one candidate. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge
F&am
Metric Measure and Court Fines Reported in Local Notices
The record lists multiple individuals facing fines and charges including defrauding an inn-keeper, failure to maintain distance, drunken driving, speeding, and other violations. Notable names include David Jacobs, Rosemary James Stover, Jacob W. Pickett, Gary Bowens, Darrell Boals, Elbert T. Brewer, and Edward Parker among others with fines ranging from $10 to $53.50 and various jail or license penalties. Also announced is a Metric Think class at West School Gym with guest speaker Paul Ploutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jacobs
Rosemary James Stover
Patton St
Jacob W. Pickett
Nelsonville
Gary Bowens
Lancaster
Darrell Boals
the Plains
Waivers
David Searles
Edward Parker
Glouster
Gary F. Richards
Athens
Elbert T. Brewer
Trimble
John E. Smathers
Corning
Thomas Covella
Logan
West School
Beverly Ellinger
Home Economics
Paul Ploutz
Ohio University
Miss Ellinger
Joel Hecht
Bernita Crawford
Kiwanis Bulb Sale Plans And Community Activities
Glouster Kiwanis Club met to discuss election issues and future projects. A house-to-house light bulb sale for Youth Services Fund was delayed one week and rescheduled for Monday at 6 30 p.m. Weather permitting bulbs will be sold Saturday on High Street near Glouster Community Bank.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Youth Services Fund
High Street
Glouster Community Bank
Youth Services Committee For
Division 9 Council
Prime Builders Inc
Columbus
Jobless Claims Drop For Week
Logan reports unemployment claims down by 141 from last week to 679 total, with 25 initial and 340 continued in Logan and 30 initial and 284 continued in Athens. Job openings include several local positions across retail, office work, trucking, auto service, groundskeeping, heavy equipment, construction, farming, nursing, and a nurse aide in Athens County with salary and benefits.
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Logan
Harold Zimmerman
Employment Service Bureau
Athens
Nelsonville
Athens County
Logan Nursing Home Planned by State and Federal Agencies
Logan plans a 100 bed nursing home to meet rising demand. Financing would come from the Federal Housing Administration with site approval sent to state officials. Construction could begin after approvals and finish in about nine months. 35 to 40 staff expected.
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Federal
Logan Nursing Home
Logan
Edna Campbell
Federal Housing Administration
Sugar Grove
Hocking
Fairfield
Miller ONeill Tie For Leader In Nelsonville Primary
Nelsonville primary turnout was light with Clarence E. Miller and C William ONeill each collecting 272 Republican votes. Other notable tallies include Lt Gov John W Brown 262 and Claire Ball Jr 258 as 335 Yes votes favored Issue 3. Unofficial total 667 votes with 350 Democrats and 317 Republicans.
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Nelsonville
Clarence E. Miller
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
John W. Brown
Claire Ball, Jr
Thomas Herbert
James A. Rhodes
Athens County
Ruth Seaman
Richard F. Celeste
Anthony O. Calabrese
James W. Brown
William M. O'Neill
A. William Sweeney
Lucille Huston
Henry W. Eckhart
Don L. Hanni
James R. Williams
Clifford F. Brown
Sheldon Taft
Fourth Court of Appeals
Earl Stephenson
Marshall Carlisle
Franklin Gerlach
State Central Committee
Elmer Jones
John Shipman
William Keslar
Ralph Triplett
Raymond Mason
William Lavelle
State Central
State Central Committeewoman (10Th) — (R) Marian Sensel
Mildred Perry
Mary Gallagher
Elaine Rouse
Oakley Collins
Harry Armstrong
Grant McDonald
Claire M. Ball, Jr
Jane Smith
Harry Crewson
Thomas Rose
Paul Pl
Central Committee
Irene Bumgardner
William Mechem
Norma Godenschwager
Violet Hollenbaugh
Ruth Ann Williams
William Howe
Max Adkins
Dix Powell
Margaret Raine
Raymond Foughty
Joan Langel
Hope Woodson
William Hoffman
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits and Transfers
Hospital notes list admissions including Robert McCray Glouster Joseph Willtoe Robert Newton Mrs Alice Smith all Nelsonville Mrs Janet Smathers Buchtel David Howdyshell Mrs Lydia Brown both Logan Route 4 Charles Barnhart Amesville Route 1 Mrs Grace Wine South Bloomingville Mrs Mildred ton Raymond McGee Christopher Burley Guy Lewis both Nelsonville Route Mrs Dorcas Johnson transferred to the Homestead Nursing Home Zaleski Ray Graham transferred to the Legg Nursing Home Nelsonville Route 1 Robert New Hoy McArthur Route 1 Mrs Verna Brooks Curtis Keels Dennis Lemay
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Robert McCray
Glouster
Joseph Willtoe
Robert Newton
Alice Smith
Nelsonville
Janet Smathers
Buchtel
David Howdyshell
Lydia Brown
Logan
Charles Barnhart
Amesville
Grace Wine
South Bloomingville
Mildredton
Raymond McGee
Christopher Burley
Guy Lewis
Dorcas Johnson
Homestead Nursing Home
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Kris Arehart
Midway Plowboys
Susie Dupler
Buckeyeettes
Marc Gabriel
Lake Logan Livestock Leaders
Kathy McDaniel
Union Furnace Livestock
Janet Skinner
Furnaceettes
Tim Sonnenberg
Bob Wilson Jr
Tri-County
Royalty
Tri-County Joint Vocational High School
Hocking Motor Lodge
Queen
Melody Swope
Trimble Local
King
John Wharton
Logan High School
Princess
Kathy Brown
Federal Hocking
Prince
Gary Blanton
Glouster Masons Meeting
Mayor's Court
Glouster Mayor’s Court
Larry Allen Guffey
Hocking County Court
Harry T. Breeze
Burgess Evans
James B. Loggins
Harry H. Wiseman
Somerset
Vernon W. Otez
Newark
Bernice L. Woodruff
Albany
Marjorie A. Krahn
Carroll
David H. York
Rockbridge
George H. Ash Jr
Laurelville
Nolan E. McNichols
Stoutsville
Michael D. Kane
Earl White
New Plymouth
David L. Brown
New Straitsville
Melvin W. Hill
Wellston
Roger Lynn Primmer
Charles W. Bell
David L. Hamilton
Robert Lee Lehman
Carbon Hill
David T. Colliton
Charles Davis Hopkins
Rockville
John Decker
Murray City
Kiwanis
George Lovell
Messenger
Campbell
William J. Brown
Stanley J. Arnoff
David D. Dowd, Jr
George C. Smith
Thomas Ferguson
Roger Tracey, Jr
Thomas A. Cloud
Secretary of State
Ted W. Brown
John F. Kennedy
William K. Brown
R. Kent Bell
Beverly Bing
Joseph E. O'Neill
Frank D. Celebrezze
Forest Hills Golf League
Forest Hills Golf Club
Bishopville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Sherwin-Williams
Inok
Sherwin-Williams Decorating Center
N. Court Street
Ohio
Snerwin- Williams
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