Logan Board Allows Two Teachers And Principal To Attend OEA Meeting
Logan City School Board votes 3-2 to send two teachers and one principal to the OEA Representative Assembly in Columbus on December 2 and 3, deducting their pay for the two days. The board also approves attendance for other staff, a Right to Read resolution, and several personnel and funding actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OEO Assembly
Logan
Logan City
DEA
Jo Horsky
Representative Assembly
OEA
LEA
Joe Murtha
SEDEA
Young
Long
Julie Ann Kalklosch
Columbus
Jean Ann Black
Board of Education
Jackson-Vinton Seeks Development Director
WELLSTON The Jackson- Vinton Community Action Agency seeks a development director for its Community Economic Development Project set to start Dec 1 after OEO contract approval. The role requires grant writing, knowledge of federal state and local resources, and ability to coordinate diverse groups. Contact the agency office in Wellston for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Jackson- Vinton Community Action Agency
OEO
Marvin J. Huston
Huston
Community Action Agency
Pan thers Not Acting In Past Capacity
Oberlin Ohio Kath leen Cleaver wife of Eldridge Cleaver says the Black Panther Party founded in 1966 no longer functions in any revolutionary context. She spoke at Oberlin College before 700 at Finney Chapel and avoided comment on her husband’s return from Algeria. She blamed the Mafia CIA and FBI for chemical warfare through narcotics in black ghettos and linked rising heroin use to the Nixon era.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Kathleen Cleaver
Eldridge Cleaver
Black Panther Party
Cleaver
Nixon
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Beer Bottle Tosses Reported In Nelsonville
Nelsonville police report a second incident of beer bottles thrown from passing cars. Bill Whitlatch of 1048 Poplar St. said a bottle landed on his porch around midnight Sunday. A bottle also smashed through the window of the home of May or Earl Hilleary.
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Nelsonville
Bill Whitlatch
Poplar St
Earl Hilleary
Biblical Cake Explained To WSCS
Jacksonville United Methodist Church WSCS members were served a Biblical cake at a recent meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Exenhamper. Mrs. Mary Tolliver led the program as Miss Arlene Davis announced unsold garage sale items for sale at her home. The group will meet again Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Phyllis Koons's home.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville United Methodist Church
WSCS
Henry Exenhamper
Mary Tolliver
Arlene Davis
Phyllis Koons
Three Fires Reported in Logan City
Logan city firemen were kept busy Sunday with three incidents. A vacant five room house at 350 North Culver Street burned entirely after arrival. A cabin on Smith Chapel Road had a fire under control after overheated hearth stones ignited flooring. Frances Farrar reported a brush fire in Dicken Addition burning about 14 acres. it was the 1611th fire call of the year.
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Logan — City
North Culver Street
Ben Trisch
Smith Chapel Road
Frances Farrar
Dicken
Local visits mark social rounds across towns
Racine figures share time with Nease Settlement hosts while May Crawford visits Ethel Wheeler. Families from Oak Hill Bellevue Piketon and Columbus host relatives including the Webb Salser Birch Diddle Roush and Palmer households. The extended gatherings include several trips to Cleveland Akron and Venice Florida with relatives and friends joining in on weekends and weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wheeler
Ada Bays
Joe Thoren Sr
Nease Settlement
May Crawford
New Brighton
Palmadge Evans
Stephen Lewis
Oak Hill
Esther Piper
Jeffrey Webb
Columbus
Ralph Webb
Cleveland
Grand Sentinel
Donald Salser
H. C. Compston
Akron
Bessie Ervin
Bob Birch
Bellevue
Elza Birch
Grover Salser Sr
Solon Butcher
Venice
Fla
Gretta
Isabel Simpson
Jack Walker
Ashland
Dayton
Henry Roush
Rob Palmer
Parkersburg
Pope Denies Plans To Sell Vatican Treasures
Vatican confirms Pope Paul VI has no intention of selling art treasures to aid the poor. The Vatican newspaper refutes Italian press reports that surfaced after John Cardinal Heenan proposed such a move at the World Synod of Bishops, calling the claims false.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
John Cardinal Heenan
London
World Synod of Bishops
L’osservatore
Three County Court Cases Heard. Seven Bonds Forfeited
In Hocking County Court seven drivers forfeited bonds. Deborah M. McGhee pled guilty to speeding and paid 10 dollars plus costs. David M. Nihiser pled guilty to operating an unsafe vehicle with 10 dollar fine and costs, suspended. Edward E. Strausbaugh pled guilty to drunken driving, fined 150 dollars, three days in jail and 30 day license suspension.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Deborah M. McGhee
Union Furnace
David M. Nihiser
Edward E. Strausbaugh
Jacksonville
Ronald E. Meadows
Dana S. Lamp
Martha J. Ross
Stanley A. Kibele
Stephen E. Cooper
Steven R. Walker
Melvin L. Estep
SEC suspends Midwestern Securities Inc over net capital violations
The Securities and Exchange Commission revoked the broker-dealer registration of Midwestern Securities Inc of Columbus Ohio and suspended its president Daniel Arthur Jacobs from associating with any registered broker or dealer for 30 days. The actions follow findings that the firm and Jacobs violated net capital rules and failed to file a 1970 financial report on time. They consented to the sanctions without admitting or denying the charges.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Midwestern Securities Inc
Columbus
Ohio
SEC
Daniel Arthur Jacobs
Jacobs
Mailbox and tools stolen in Hocking County weekend
Deputies report several incidents over a busy weekend in Hocking County. A resident on Sams Creek Road saw his mailbox vanished between Friday night and Saturday morning. A home on Chilton Drive was broken into Saturday evening with a pried door. no losses yet confirmed. A chain saw valued at 273 dollars disappeared from the Les Whitman property after the owner was away. A neighbor was warned about a rifle slug piercing a well casing. A Route 93N crash damaged a fence and cistern at a Webb Summit residence. A driver swerved to avoid a slow car on Route 33, spinning into a ditch with no injuries or citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. E. Karshner
Sams Creek Road
Laurelville
Addison Frey
Chilton Drive
Frey
Robert Bennett
Murray City
Les Whitman
Bennett
Scott Huffines
Frasure-Helber Road
Huffines
John Lemon
Logan Route 4
Webb Summit
Frank D. Saunders
Road Avenue
Nelsonville VFW and Knights Toast Thanksgiving Gatherings
Members of VFW Post 3467 will meet at 6 30 p m at the post to travel to the Thanksgiving dinner. York Grange 2436 hosts dinner Thursday at 6 p m. Harmony Class meets Thursday at 6 p m Shafer's Restaurant. Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias serves dinner Wednesday at 6 30 p m followed by a lodge session.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
Post
York Grange No
First Christian Church
Shafer’s
Canal Street
Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Laurelville Men Cited After Thompson Ridge Road Wreck
Logan deputies cited two Laurelville men after a Friday night wreck on Thompson Ridge Road at 8 50. George E Bullock 19 told investigators a passenger Elmer Danner distracted him and caused the skid. Bullock cited for no operator's license and Danner for public intoxication.
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LOGAN
Laurelville
Thompson Ridge Road
George E. Bullock
Elmer Danner
Bullock
Danner
Choir Rehearsal Set Tuesday in Jacksonville
Jacksonville churches schedule a combined choir rehearsal Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the United Methodist Church High Street directed by Mrs Lucy Harvey of Trimble for the upcoming Thanksgiving service on November 24 at 7 30 p m at the same church
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Jacksonville
United Methodist Church
High Street
Lucy Harvey
Trimble
Tri County Board To Meet Tuesday
The Tri County District Joint Vocational High School board will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the board room. The Tri County Technical College board will meet at 8 30 p.m.
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Tri-County Board
Nelsonville
Tri-County
Joint Vocational High School
Vocational High School
Tri-County Technical College
Substitutes Approved by Logan City Board of Education
Forty three substitutes were approved for elementary secondary and special education positions. Names include Edwin Barker Diana Blair Grace Blum Angie Ball Christman Carolyn Collier Gladys Dupler Shirley Faulkner Edith Gaffin Lavona Heigle Olive Henry Hettie Hill Carolyn Johnston Lucille Lampman Genevieve Lemon Melda Meyer Robert Morgan Jo Ann Murtha Mabel Prather Karen Rheinscheld Sally Smart Sandra Starner Susan VanKannel Roy Barclay Nancy Conley Blanche Moorehead Cook William Countryman Jerome Fenske Mirta Gonzales Gail Hawks Gloria Henry Alice Keairns Deborah Keynes Barbara King John Kineer Jackie Marshall Erma Myers Ogle Powers Ethel Smith Dale Siemen Suzanne Stimson and Mrs Susan Stilwell.
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Logan
Logan City
Robert Morgan
Jo Ann Murtha
Mabel Prather
Karen Rheinscheld
Sally Smart
Sandra Starner
Susan VanKannel
Roy Barclay
Edwin Barker
Nancy Conley
Blanche Moorehead Cook
William Countryman
Jerome Fenske
Mirta A. Gonzales
Gail Ann Hawks
Gloria Henry
Alice G. Keairns
Deborah Keynes
Barbara King
John K. Kineer
Jackie Marshall
Erma Myers
Charles R. Ogle
Craig W. Powers
Ethel Smith
Dale Siemen
Suzanne Stimson
Suesan Stilwell
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Kent Bishop
Elmer Horsky
David Sellers
Ohio University
Athens
A. John Wells
Roberta Morgan
Marion School
United States
Dorothy Tucker
Dan Long
CAPSE
Supt
George Sarbalas
PTA
PTO
Saribalas
Jackson-Vinton
Panthers
Racine
Pope
Hocking County
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