Hocking Trustees Leader Backs Underwood in Dispute
Alva Hankison president of the Hocking County Township Trustees and Clerks Association voiced support for engineer Clyde Underwood in a spat with Laurel Township trustee Roy Wilson. Wilson questioned funding, a $25,000 stone crusher, and a possible conflict of interest involving limestone from Joe Hutchins property. Prosecutor Forrest Moore weighs the conflict. Wilson intends to continue questions until an opinion is issued. Hankison said trustees back Underwood and cooperation will continue with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Township
Wilson
Underwood
Joe Hutchins
Hutchins
Lake Logan State Park
Forrest Moore
Hankison
Trustees and Clerks Association
Trustees Association
Hocking Meetings Set for Soup Supper and Round Tables
Ewing Grange hosts a soup supper at the hall from 4 30 to 8 pm Saturday. Eagles Hall Logan hosts party games Friday starting 7 30 pm. Logan and Hocking County Boy Scout leaders hold a round table meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm in Troop 452 meeting room 255 Riff St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Grange
Eagles
Logan
Hocking County Boy Scout
Troop 452
Riff St
Logan Monument Co Represented In New York
Logan Monument Company representatives Ellinger and Shaw attended a meeting of the American Institute of Commemorative Art in New York on October 26 and 27. The invitation-only event limited membership to fifty from across the United States, with Donald DeLue, a noted sculptor of national shrines, delivering the address at the Plaza Hotel. The piece notes that New York City used its first motorized ambulance in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lawrence J. Ellinger
George C. Shaw
Logan Monument Company
American Institute of Commemorative Art
New York
Institute
United States
Plaza Hotel
Donald DeLue
Omaha Beach
Gettysburg
Valley Forge
Veterinarian Speaks To Kiwanians On Brucellosis Fight
Logan Kiwanians heard Dr. Richard E. Baer, Groveport, USA Department of Agriculture veterinarian, describe brucellosis eradication efforts. He recalled the 1914 outbreak that cost 23 million to control and noted his seven years in Mexico plus four more after returning to the United States. Delbert Davis led the program. a side note mentioned Gunpowder's 12th century invention and delayed warfare use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Richard E. Baer
Groveport
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Baer
United States
Mexico
Mingus elected chair of Hocking County board
Logan reports the newly formed Hocking County board of mental retardation has elected David Mingus as chairman with Mrs. Claude Christman as vice chair and Mrs. James Acker as secretary. Christman and James Frey were named to draft bylaws and policy. A financial report will be given next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Child Welfare Board
Rainbow School
Hocking Voting Places Are Listed For Tuesday
Logan-Hocking Countians will vote in 33 precincts with no changes to locations. Polling sites include Logan churches, schools, and city buildings such as EUB Church, Central School, West School, M ethodist Church, St Matthew Lutheran, East School, city council chambers, and the old hospital. Falls, Gore, Green, Laurelville, Perry, Starr, Murray City, Carbon Hill, and Washington areas list polling houses. More than a thousand cockroach species noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking
Board of Elections
Logan
EUB Church
Central
West School
United Brethren In Christ Church
Riff Street
Methodist
Mulberry Street
St. Matthew Lutheran
Orchard Street
City Council
Old Hospital
W. Main Street
Benton
Red Men’s Hall
South Bloomingville
Falls
Gore
Good Hope
Rockbridge
Smith Chapel
Haydenville
Laurel
Gibisonville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoodlet
Nelsonville
Ohio
the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Hocking
New York City
Delbert Davis
Mingus
Lions
Nelsonville Lions Club
United Appeal
W. Young
Turkey
Frigidaire
Athens County
RCOG
Young
West Columbus Street
Frigidaire Appliances
Nelsonville, Ohio
Marion
Laurelville
Baiey
K. Gold
Bailey
Glouster, O
Bowmans
Bowman's Dept
Chauncey, Ohio
Evolus
Logan Home Furnishings Co
Logan, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!