Logan School Bond Issue OK'd, City Operating Levy Defeated
Logan voters approved a 900000 school improvement bond issue while defeating a four mill city operating levy. Eisenhower led the state ticket with Stevenson. Democrats Bright and Lappen won local legislative and prosecutorial races, while Bierly and Gabriel lost in county races. County offices remained Republican, with Armstrong and North winning the commissioner seats.
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Logan
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
George Bender
Lausche
C. William O'Neill
Michael DiSalle
Rolland Bright
Richard Gerken
Hubert D. Lappen
Leslie G. Johnson
A. M. Bierly
Walter North
Harry Armstrong
Thomas VanCuren
Armstrong
North
Bierly
VanCuren
Hreements
Blum
Gabriel
Proinis
Bright
Lappen
First County
Eport
Starr
1-C
Education Week Proclaimed in Nelsonville by Mayor
Nelsonville Mayor Earl Hilleary designated November 11 to 17 as Education Week to align with American Education Week. He urged parents and the public to visit schools, praising children as the nation’s greatest resource and education as the foundation of tomorrow’s democracy. Ohio scenes shown to Rotary club featured Lake Hope and Hocking caves.
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Nelsonvill
Earl Hilleary
Nelsonville
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hilleary
Ohio
U.S.A
Jerry Patton
Noel Simonton
Nelsonville High School
Election Sidelights From Precinct Reports
The first precinct of the Methodist Church reported early results while the second ward first precinct on Adams St finished at 2 a.m. The heaviest turnout was 304 votes in the first precinct of the second ward. Stevenson carried only two precincts in the fourth ward, the first and third, and O’Neill carried the same for governor in those precincts.
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Adams St
Local town court fines issued in Nelsonville
Names including Miss Linda Sue Wolfe Mrs Beatrice Nixon Miss Josephine G penter Mrs Eugene Whitmer Charles Hogue Mrs James Dolman Mrs Arthur Philabaum Mrs Naomi Robinson Ada Wright Van B Pettit Carol Lightfoot Donald Castle and Ira Adams Gail Cunningham were fined ten dollars and costs in the Nelsonville mayor’s court for speeding and driving to the left of center in separate cases.
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Beatrice Nixon
Logan
William Waugh
Haydenvile
Josephine’ G Penter
Eugene Whitmer
New Straitsville
Charles Hogue
Glouster
James Dolman
Nelsonville
Arthur Philabaum
Naomi Robinson
Ada Wright
van B. Petiit
Buchtel
Carol Lightfoot
Donald Castle
Columbus
Ira Adams
Gail H. Cunningham
Earl Hilleary Adams
Cunningham
Three Incumbents Lose In Vinton County Vote
In Vinton County three incumbents were defeated as heavy voting produced unofficial totals. Theodore R. Boring unseated state representative Lester M. Cooley. John I. Beckley defeated W H. Lohr for prosecuting attorney. Harold V. Felton lost to Woodrow W. Jeffers for county commissioner. Additional results favored Republicans in local offices and Dobservation of party preferences. The official count was scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Nixon
C. William O'Neill
Michael DiSalle
George H. Bender
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Vinton
Thomas A. Jen
Oakley C. Collins
J. M. Ogan
Common Pleas
C. W. Smith
Board of Elections Office
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Hocking County
Board of Commissioners
Thire Nan
Joe Brown
A. J. Waldron
Ralph Blum
Ralph Moorhead
Ned Gabriel
Esther Carpenter
Albert Seabright
Thelma Keyes
Owen Yaw
J. H. Wilson
Storm Window Kit
Kerr-Hunter Hardware CO
Athens
Priv Wee
Transpa
Storm
Wat
Just Cut
T Hk
Skdze
Sunshine
Rema Eae
Linda Sue Wolfe
Nelsonille
Mount St. Mary Hos
David Gilden
Vinton County
Depue
Bernice Martin Will
Harold Steele
Donald D. Pearce
Earl Stuck
Faye Pendleton
John Crow
Donald R. Azbell
J. E. Strong
Richard E Bullock
Hamden
Brown-Zaleski
Dundas
Swan
McArthur
Allensville
Vice Press
NS Messenger
LA Rita
Robinette Hardware
Columbus Street
Storm Window
Stout Farm Supply
Kern St
Beauville
Ten” Delray
Bel Air
Ipor
Chevrolet
Roger
Srworen
Bela
Dan
Ety
Fayette St. Nelsonville
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