Logan School Board Eyes Hazard Demonstration At Route 33 Intersection
Logan city school board voted to ask Gov James Rhodes to witness a traffic hazard demonstration at the Route 664 and Route 33 intersection ahead of the Route 33 bypass dedication on Nov 26. The incline and narrow median prompted the plan using a district bus to show bottleneck risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yaw Messenger
Logan
Route 33
Logan City
James Rhodes
Diller
Youth Corps
Michael Smith
James Bowser
Athens
Bosner
Ohio University
Smith
Morehead State University
Sally Allbery
Logan Route 2
Dis Ict
Hull Printing Co
Harry Westfall
Tri- County
Westfall
Logan High School
Union and Coffman Stair Co Reach Tentative Pact Vote Set
Officials from Coffman Stair Co and Local 1279 Carpenters and Joiners of America met with a federal mediator to hammer out a three year contract. The proposed terms raise holidays from seven to eight and adjust the wage scale so the first year gains are larger though total increases remain 45 cents per hour over three years. A vote by 137 union members is scheduled for Thursday at the Federal Savings and Loan Building with shifts at 3:30 and 5 p.m. Work continues under the old contract which expired last Friday. Negotiations were led by mediator H J Monroney of Columbus with Coffman reps Carl Garrett and William Black. union reps Jerry Riker, Wilbur Jenkins. bargaining committee members Willard Dutcher Ralph West Charles Gustin Harold Parkinson Ernie McCune Charles Russell Robert Carr Kenneth Rutter and William Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Coffman Stair Co
Local 1279
Carpenters and Joiners of America
Federal Savings and Loan Building
H. J. Monroney
Columbus
Carl Garrett
William Black
Coffman Company
Jerry Riker
International
Toledo
Wilbur Jenkins
Portsmouth
Willard Dutcher
Ralph West
Charles Gustin
Harold Parkinson
Ernie McCune
Charles Russell
Robert Carr
Kenneth Rutter
William Amos
Logan Hospital Admits and Schedules Arraignment
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted William Lehman Melanie Hamilton Richard Kanode Thomas Mundy George Johnson all of Logan and Nellie Later Rockbridge. Dismissed Miss Erla Bishop Mrs Leo Eveland. Court action filed for $581.44 with interest from Aug 22 1966. Arraignment date set for Saturday for those indicted by grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lehman
Melanie Hamilton
Richard Kanode
Thomas Mundy
George Johnson
Logan
Nellie Later
Rockbridge
Erla Y. Bishop
Leo C. Eveland
Logan — Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Common Pleas Court
Wilbur Clark
Laurelville
Residence Damaged By Flames On Hunter Street
A fire originating from a floor furnace in the living room caused moderate damage to a one and a half story home at 502 E Hunter St. It burned for about half an hour before discovery and was contained to the living area. Tenants were away. owners next door notified by an insurance collector. Fire under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. Hunter St
Herman Leonard
FE. Hunter
Gary Hiles
Jerry Yinger
Dewey Howdyshell
Wilson Leads Izaak Walton trap shooters with perfect scores
Wilson led all shooters at the Izaak Walton trap shoot Sunday with perfect scores from 25 21 and 16 yards. He teamed with Bill Keynes to share a 20 bird buddy shoot victory, while Tom King and Craig Patterson formed the other winning team. Kilbarger posted a doubles perfect, and several shooters posted 10 for 10 at 21 or 16 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bob Wilson
Izaak Walton
Wilson
Bill Keynes
Tom King
Craig Patterson
King
Buddy Dennis
Jim Kilbarger
Jerry Hutchison
Cliff Smith
Mike Berry
Ron Berry
Ken Berry
Luke Mowery
Ruth Anne Berry
Pete Burgoon
Benny Bennington
Don Shull
Ken Bail
Skip Humphrey
Lee Gainer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry Rubin
Center
New York
Youth International Party
Gerald M. Werksman
Frank Oliver
Chicago
Rubin
Reginald J. Holzer
Illinois
Rhodes
Supt
Dwight Diller
Ohio
Rhea Bangert Brown
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Money Action
Cash
Bager Buyers
Messenger Action
W. Union St
Athens, C
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