Logan City Council Keeps Official Salaries Unchanged
OGAN November 28 City Council adopts two year budget with no salary increases for officials. Mayor retains 1080 term. councilmen 48. auditors 1380. treasurer 360 until debt fund chair earns 100 more in 1992. Other posts set, chief Nixon seeks part time engine house aid. lighting plan and sewer ROW contract with C and O discussed.
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Fie
Walter Nixam
Nixon
Counc
Ohio Bower Company
W. B. Lacock
State Department of Health
Royni Health Fund
Lacock
Caity-County
Fred Shively
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
East Second Street
Logan Health Office reports no quarantines in the county
Logan health officials report no quarantines for a cariet fever in Logan on Saturday morning marking the first time in weeks the area is free from the disease while cases persist in other parts of the county. Jack, two, son of Fred Smith of Murray City, is reported to have the illness in a separate health office notice. Nearby marriage licenses were issued to Kenneth Tatman and Ora Schwalbach and to Mervin Young and Mary Louise Philp. Dan Notestone of Rockbridge faces a charge of issuing a worthless check after a Friday arrest near the Logan courthouse by Deputy Sheriff Joe Fargearn.
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Logan
Health Department
Jack
Fredmith
Murray City
Kenneth Tatman
Vinton County
Crayton Tatman
Ora Schwalbach
Salt Creek Township
Luther Schwalbach
Mervin C. Young
Orewite
Joseph Young
Mary Louise Philp
Robert Philips
Dan Notestone
Rockbridge
Fridey
Joe Farbearn
J. P. Miller
Immunization Drive Planned After Diphtheria Case in Hocking
Logan reports a new diphtheria case in Salt Creek Township. Dr. Lacock orders quarantine and, with nurse Miss Lucille Robert, begins immunizing Smith School pupils next week. Several new scarlet fever cases appear in Haydenville and Ward Township with multiple quarantines.
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Logan
Salt Creek Township
W. B. Lacock
Lacock
Maynard Thomas
Gene
Lucille Robert
Smith School
Thomas Child
Nesboro
South Bloomingville
Health Department
Cafford
Simuel Griffith
Washington Township
Haydenville
Ward Township
George
Harry Pollock
Robert
Walter Guess
Merton
Elmer Vancusen
Bobby
Raleigh Sinnott
Ruth
Samuel Mills
Hayden
Laura
William Dixon
Monday
Alonzo
Amos Chastain
Mary Lou
Law Jones
Orbiston
Students Help Make Thanksgiving Baskets at Logan High
Hi-Y Boys and Girl Reserves at Logan High School teamed with Welfare Department staffer Miss Jennin Thompson to collect and assemble 45 Thanksgiving baskets. Pupils donated canned goods fruit and vegetables bread and groceries. Baskets were distributed from the Central Grade Building Wednesday for Thanksgiving Day dinner. Hi-Y guidance by W T L Krieg and Girl Reserves under Miss Iris Hull.
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Logan
Hi-Y
Logan High School
Jennin Thompson
Welfare Department
W. T L. Krieg
Iris Hull
Slot Machines in County Are Seized in Logan
Logan reports War on slot machines in Hocking County as Prosecuting Attorney Wood Bowen and Deputy Sheriff Joe Farbearn seize three machines on Friday. Two removed from Clyde Albery pool room Haydenville and one from Midway Filling Station near Enterprise. Albery arraigned, pleads not guilty, bond set at 300. case to be heard next Saturday. Officers warned arrests would follow if machines were not removed promptly.
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Logan
Hocking County
Wood Bowen
Joe W. Farbearn
Sheriff's Office
Clyde Alberry
Haydenville
Midway
Enterprise
Alberry
Harley M. Whitcraft
Notestone Visits Logan Nelsonville Game
Logan November 28 An Ohio State University student Charles Notestone attended the Logan Nelsonville football game during vacation with his parents. Notestone once starred for Logan High School and played fullback in last year’s 29 to 6 loss to Nelsonville. He enjoyed seeing former teammates in this annual contest. Mrs Irma Powers hosted the Merry Makers Club at South Market Street Friday night with four bridge tables in play. Awards went to Mrs Judson Shriner and Miss Florence Bart. guest award went to Miss Adem Mahoney of Detroit. Miss Margaret McCormick of Columbus attended.
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Charles Notestone
Ohio State University
C. D Notestone
Nelsonville
Notestone
Irma Powers
Merry Makers Club
South Market Street
Mis
Judson Shriner
Florence Bart
Adem Mahoney
Detroit
Margaret McCormick
Columbus
Raymond St. Clair
Miss Gunley
Tiffin
Frank St. Clair
Pearl Bray
John
Creola
Alva Bray
Walter An
Dan Bray
Gallagher
Anna
Daniel Bray
Brady
Chesapeake Ohio Railroad
Clark H. Ro
Camille Messmore
Snow Ends Odd Season in Logan Gardens
Snow and a sharp temperature drop after Thanksgiving ended the growing season in Logan. Residents woke to the first noticeable snowfall of the season as rooftops and lawns were covered, though streets remained clear.
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Logan
Mother of City Nurse In Lancaster Accident
Logan November 28 Margaret Weaver city public health nurse was called to Lancaster Thursday night for an accident injuring her mother Mrs P L Walker Athens Mrs Walker riding with two others skidded on a slippery road head injuries not life threatening taken to Lancaster Hospital for care after visiting her mother the nurse returned to Logan Friday afternoon
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Athens
Logan
Margaret Weaver
Lancaster
P L Walker
Athena
Mra Walker
See
Akron
Hope Total Will Pass That of 1930 Hope Total Will Pass That of 1930
Red Cross Red Cross roll call in Hocking County nears completion as Dr C Rauch hopes the total surpasses last year’s record of 1000. Logan reports just over 750 with 778 anticipated. Teachers division under Fred Burchfield boosts statewide totals while Laurerville district adds 40.
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Heng
Hocking County
Logan
C. Rauch
Fred Burchfield
Harvey N. Armstrong
Irvin Kohler
Laurelville
S H S Football Team Record Is Prepared for Next Games
Logan High School football finished with four wins five defeats and one tie across ten games. A potential eleven-game schedule includes a possible rematch with Murray City. The season featured notable wins over Logan 18 to 0 McArthur and 12 to 7 Wellston, while losses came against Lancaster Gallipolis and Middleport.
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Logan High School
Murray City
Lancaster
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Crooksville
Middleport
Remeins
McArthur
Wellston
Lancasters
Athens
St. Marys
Nelsonville
Cheaper Lunch May Be Served This Year
Logan reports hot lunches will be available at the Senior High Building upon the school reopening Monday announced by Principal Fred Burchfield. The program has been run in previous years by Miss Sarah Rocthold of the home economics department with help from students. Economies are planned in purchasing foodstuffs to lower costs for pupils this week.
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Burchfield
Logan
Fred Burchfield
Sarah Rocthold
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