Logan City Council weighs options to raise funds
Logan city faces a potential loss of ten to fifteen thousand dollars after the defeat of a four mill operating levy. Councilman Jay Cole outlined options including living within the 10 mill cap, resubmitting the levy next year, pursuing an income tax, or a payroll tax, while considering cuts and staff reductions. The meeting also addressed improvements on West Angle Avenue, pension fund allocations, and a new fire protection compact with Falls Township.
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Logan
Ane
Jay Cole
Cole
Levy
Harry Smith
East End
J. W. Doering
Angle Avenue
Falls Township
Kiwanians See Football Film at Logan Club Meeting
Logan Kiwanis Club heard a football film recap highlighting top Big Ten plays led by Ohio State versus Michigan. Walter Saving chaired the program. James Rimesipach announced Halloween window painting winners Steve Bright and Betty Brinager in junior and senior high divisions. Marilyn Down, art instructor, praised student encouragement and urged the contest continued. Guests included John Saving Jeff Todd Claude Chrisman and judge Mrs. Brimner.
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Ogan—Higdsedes
Te Tow
Sevon
Logan Kiwanis
Ohio State
Michigan
Walter Saving
James Rimesipach
Steve Bright
Betty Brinager
Marilyn Down
Ututor
Two Cars Damaged In Route 33 Crash
On Route 33 near Rockbridge two autos were damaged in a collision. William Pearson and John Rent reported injuries as Walter Beougher, 65, of Rockbridge, failed to stop in time. Beougher was fined $10 and costs for failing to stop within the assured clear distance.
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Logan
William Pearson
John Rent
Gerald Devol
Joe Perear
Wooster
Rockbridge
Mon- Giwanian
Stacey R. Beougher
Logan High School
Walter M. Beougher
Walter Beougher
Justice of the Peace
D. W. Tucker
Christmas Workshop At Antioch Grange Held In Hocking County
Logan Society attended a Christmas workshop sponsored by the Hocking County Home Demonstration Council at Antioch Grange on Frasure-Helber Road. Eighty eight county women participated. Chairwoman Mrs. Joe Campbell led planning with assistants Mrs. B. G. Greenman Jr Mrs. Wayne Wharton Mrs. Waldo Lehman Mrs. Ray Julian and Mrs. John Saving. Instructors included Mrs. Earl Kitchen and Mrs. Jesse McGrady Jr with classes in copper tooling and toy making led by Mrs. James Leffler.
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Hocking County
Common Pleas Court Gets Suit of Partition
In a partition suit by Virginia D. against others the court found the property indivisible without damage to value set at 80. The defendant elected to take at appraised value with $155.75 costs to the court and $135 attorney fees due Forrest E. Weinrich. Remaining $644.25 credited on mortgage for Mrs. John Saving and Mrs. Richard Spencer’s items. Christmas programs and club notices followed with a DAR meeting, American Art executive board topic, and lodge announcements.
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Thomas D. Tohnston
Pete Joh A. Smith
John A. Smith
Miss Immediate
Mary McCray
Miss Bowen
Birdie Bower
Ruth Goodwin
Webb
Ruth Armstrong
Beckerler
Mary Sweazy
Mary Thompson
Gladys Anneshansley
Ruth Nixon
Logan Junior High Carnival Promises Fun For Families
Tearnens contral PTA sponsored carnival will be held Friday evening November 16 in the Logan Junior High School gym. The event opens at 6 p m with cartoon films games of skill and a fish pond for attendees. Also noted was the Ven Circle Order of the Eastern Star November meeting held Thursday at the Masonic dining room where 96 members and four guests were served dinner.
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Logan Junior High
Ven- Circle
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
John Unsaker
Harry Hammon
R. B. Sinnott
Charles Notestone
Notestone
Charles Struble
Keith Schultz
Merc
Hospital Notes Report Local Births and Admissions
Hocking Valley Hospital records two newborn sons to Mr and Mrs Franklin Holcomb of Logan Route 4 and Mr and Mrs William L Boyles Zileski. Admissions include Larry Taylor Laurelville Route 4 surgery Nellie Camp Radcliff medical Larry Thomas Zaleski surgery. Discharges include Don Roshon Amanda Route 2 Rugg H Brandt Logan Clesten Bradley Laurel le.
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Franklin Holcomb
Logan
William L. Boyles Zileski
Larry Taylor
Laurelville
Nellie Camp
Radcliff
Larry Thomas
Zaleski
Don Roshon
Amanda
Rugg H
Brandt
Irs
Clesten Bradley
Laurelle
Marietta Firm Has Lowest Bridge Bid
LOGAN The Ohio Department of Highways named the Marietta firm the lowest bidder for replacing the Route 33 bridge over Old Town Creek near Marietta. H. E. Calvin Co. bid $101,170 vs a state estimate of $117,400. Work to begin in 1951 to remove an inadequate bridge and improve traffic safety.
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LOGAN
Ohio Department of Highways
Marietta
Old Town
Reek
H. E. Calvin Co
Visitors and events in New Plymouth area note
Residents host relatives from Columbus Massillon Springfield Nelsonville and Belpre with several local visits. The farmers institute meets Swan Central School November 16 and 17 with Dewey Ringhiser and band Friday evening. Nellie Schmidt recuperates at Dorothy Rafferty’s home.
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New Plymouth
Dwight Harris
Charles
Ervin Harris
Patty
Columbus
Rosella Hixenbaugh
William Kremple
Massillon
Arthur Barton
Springfield
George Carter
Everett Dicken
Lawrence Wolfe
Nelsonville
Vern Fuller
Lancaster
Charles Fuller
Evelyn Turner
Patty White
Harrison Rider
and Rider Rider
Chloie Fuller
Dale Parsons
Belpre
Farmers’ Institute
Swan Central School
Dewey Ringhiser
Nellie Schmidt
Dorothy Rafferty
Mental health district conference in Athens attends officials
Logan health commissioner Dr H M Boocks and school health education coordinator Michael R Moran attended a district conference on mental health in Athens. The event was held at Ohio University. Lesser readable lines list a license holder and two individuals at home in Logan, including Charles A Amna and Janice L Angel.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Ealth
Michael R. Moran
Athens
Ohio University
Athens meeting on juvenile problems discussed by visitors
The Council for Health and Welfare meeting in Athens featured Mrs Brown leading a discussion on juvenile problems and services. Columbus visitors included Mrs Katherine Myers and Miss Blanche Shriner along with Mrs Jacob Keljer and Mrs Rhea Bangert.
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James McNamee
N. Market St
Robert Kinney
N. Wood St
Catherine James
Notre Dame Convent
Columbus
MccNamee
McNamee
Kenneth Thomas
Keith
New Straitsville
Rhea Bangert Brown
Athens
Ohio Citizen's
Council For Health and Welfare
Athens Messenger
Brown
OM Blanche Shriner
Jacob Kel
Ser Jer
Rhea Bangert
Katherine Myers
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Russell Poling
Poling
John Saving
Jeff Fodd
Claude Chrisman
Rlie Brimner
Logan Society
Common Pleas Court
Richard Spencer
Clyde Nihiter
Ray
Otto Shaw
Joe’ Campbell
B. G. Greenman Jr
Gano
Walter Frazee
Clarence Phillips
John Struble
Kenneth Stuart
Worthington Dar Meet
Dines
Belk. Simpson
N, Court St
Athens, Ohio
Chambrays
Mente Yard
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charles A. Amna
Ube
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Janice L. Angel6
Armstrong's Hardware
George Jurgensmier
Leonard
Logan, Ohio
Buster Brows
Buster
Jon Collar
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Whiliow
N. Court St
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Alaska
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Chevrolet
Exuar
Roger Sean
Fayette St. Nelsonville
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