Care Unit May Delay Opening At Hocking County Hospital
Hocking County commissioners discussed the long term care unit at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Without a passed operating levy they doubt opening now. potential income reduction and pending contractor debts were noted. Re-submission at the next primary election was suggested.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking
Otto Shaw
Commission
Hocking County
Countes
David Arlidge
Leonard Myers
State Auditor’s Office
14 Logan Junior High Pupils Earn All A's
Logan Junior High announced that 14 pupils achieved straight A's for the first grading period while 129 students earned honor roll status. The all A's list includes seventh graders Kevin Gable Cathy Parry Brenda Rempel Jeffrey Smith and Kevin Wright eighth grader Susan Richards and Steven Walter and ninth graders Debora Anderson Brian Ayers Darlene Barcus Michael Berry Mary Blosser Sharon Carothers and many others.
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Logan
Joseph Murtha
Logan Junior High School
Kevin Gable
Cathy Parry
Brenda Rempel
Jeffrey Smith
Kevin Wright
Susan Richards
Steven Walter
Leeann Bailey
Stephen Hingsbergen
Robin Inboden
Dianna Mathias
Kerry Meadows
Diane Parry
Becky Smith
Vicki Acker
Cindy Bateman
Jeff Bazell
Eileen Connor
Zita Culp
Charles Cummins
Lisa Dillon
Rebecca Fickel
Penny Harden
Candy Hart
Brian Hawk
Mora Lee Holzapfel
David Horsky
Dani Irvine
Kristi Jarvis
Linda Johnson
Linda Kuhn
Phillip Lightfoot
Brad Long
Carol McFadden
Delpha Mills
Pamela Moore
Jon Myers
Tamra Newman
Tom Russell
Melissa Spencer
Cathy Walter
Ruth Wessel
Natalie Hutchison
Robert Johnson
James Kemper
Debra Kornmiller
Catherine Kuhn
Cindy Kuhn
Sandra Lohr
Ada Jo McBride
Sheryl McKinniss
Kevin Maniskas
Deborah Marshall
Jeff Moore
Malei Morgan
Doug Mundy
Julio Mundy
Robbie Myers
Derl Oberlin
Connie Peck
Wendy Rice
Joy Riffle
Nancy Rinehart
Carla Risch
Alan Seffens
Cathl
Perry County mayors defeated in village elections
Four Perry County village mayors were unseated in Tuesday’s election. Corning Mayor Frank W. Carrigan fell to Gaston A. Sicilian by 232 to 84, Crooksville Mayor James L. Brown lost 319 to 726 to James Cannon, and New Straitsville Mayor Don W. Brown trailed Charles E. Hoops 54 to 139. Ricketts did not seek re-election. Thornville Mayor Harry Cooper lost 159 to 131, New Lexington Mayor Ottis Huffman lost 630 to 492 to James I. Henthorne. A 3.7 mill sewage project levy passed in Crooksville. Northern Local Schools levy failed.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Corning
Frank W. Carrigan
Gaston A. Sicilian
Crooksville
James L. Brown
James Cannon
New Straitsville
Don W. Brown
Charles E. Hoops
Melvin C. Emrick
William A. Calvin
Shawnee
William A. Ricketts
Barry L. Hoy
Austin F. Nicholas
Thornville
Harry Cooper
Wayne Blackstone
Ottis Huffman
James I. Henthorne
Northern
Walnuts Collected by Tri-County FFA Chapter
Tri County Joint Vocational High School FFA chapter collects walnuts to sell to a food processing firm with proceeds benefiting the club. Donations welcomed via Mrs. Jackie Vlasak or Walter Wharton at 753-3511. members will gather and deliver the nuts to the school.
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Nelsonville
FFA
Tri-County
Jobless Rate On Increase In Hacking
Unemployment claims rise by 15 to 351 for the week ending Oct. 30 per Harold Zimmerman of the Employment Service Bureau. Logan reports 20 initial and 143 continued claims while Athens logs 29 initial and 159 continued. Claims are down 106 from a year ago. Local job openings include one surveyor helper, one heavy equipment operator, one auto service mechanic, one clerk typist, one live‑in maid, one stock clerk, three cutoff saw operators, one nursery worker, and one paint striping machine operator for highway work.
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LOGAN
Harold Zimmerman
The
Employment Service Bureau
Athens
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