Hocking County Community Chest drive opens in Logan
The Hocking County Community Chest kicked off with a breakfast at Blossers Restaurant. Frank Roe urged unity while Don Wood outlined a house to house push starting Oct 15 and ending Oct 27. The 1974 goal is 42210, 15 percent below last year, with division quotas set and agencies listed as participants.
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Logan
Hocking County
Community Chest
Blossers
Frank Roe
Don Wood
Ed Lange
Tom Price
Chris Veidt
Francis Myers
Charles Gilbert
Roy Kelch
Fred Weghorst
Mercantile
Woody Faulkner
Clair Colburn
Harold Smith
Randy Herron
Conrad Diehm
Hal Roach
Roger Hinerman
Logan DECA Club Plans Fundraisers For NY Trip
Logan High School DECA with 35 members backs the spring trip to New York through linen calendar towel and candle sales. A winter citrus sale is planned. Marilyn Harris will represent Logan as Miss Ohio DECA at the District Leadership Conference in Columbus. The group spans 13 high schools from Athens to Columbus and will conclude with an employers banquet after the New York trip when the DE Student of the Year is named.
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Logan
Ron Lampman
Logan High School
New York
Marilyn Harris
Gerri Harris
Jennison Ave
North American Rockwell
Columbus
Athens
Legion meeting rescheduled in Glouster this week
The American Legion will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Legion Home Glouster correcting a Monday night error. Also on Tuesday scouts meet at 6 p m at the Scout Building Eagles Auxiliary at 7 30 in Eagles Hall and the MYF groups at 7 p m at the Methodist Church.
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American Legion
Legion
Glouster
Boy Scouts
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Methodist Church
Library Faces Finances as Circulation Drops in Logan
Logan Hocking County District Library trustees hear of financial trouble and rising insurance costs. September circulation declines across main library and bookmobile. analysts cite reduced after school library use and expanded school facilities as factors.
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Logan
Logan- Hocking County
Soliday Insurance
Howard St. Clair
Richard Gerken
Frances Miller
Miller
Sheriff Probes Three Hocking County Auto Crashes
Logan area deputies logged three weekend traffic incidents. William J. Wray, 17, started a Start Two crash after a dog crossed the road on Line Bank Road. He was cited for excessive speed for conditions. In South Bloomingville, Larry Tisdale and Donald Stevens collided on Route 664S with Tisdale cited for failure to yield and Stevens cited for driving while intoxicated. A teen four-teen car on Route 93N left the road near Logan. no injuries and minor damage reported. George Shark, Haydenville, reported vandalism to his car at the 5 Mile Inn between 9 and 11 p.m. Saturday.
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Logan — Hocking County
William J. Wray
Logan
Line Bank Road
Peter B. Markwood
Lancaster
George Shark
Haydenville
5 Mile Inn
Route 335
Teater Guest Speaker Attends Hillman Street Church
Glouster visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dan Teater Sr. were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burr in Broadman over the weekend. Teater spoke at Hillman Street Christian Church during Sunday worship. Additional visitors included Dr and Mrs Paul Shepherd from German Village Columbus Mrs Don Gordon and Mrs Dale Baumgarden in Reynoldsburg visiting the Fraziers of Trimble.
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Dan Teater Sr
Warren Burr
Broadman
Mr. Teater
Hillman Street Christian Church
Paul Shepherd
German Village
Columbus
Don Gordon
Dale Baumgarden
Reynoldsburg
John Frazier
Trimble
Chauncey Seniors Seek Items for Fundraising Auction
Citizens accept donations for Chauncey Senior Citizens auction at 5 30 p m October 11. Call John Law at 593 5835 to arrange pickup of goods for the fundraiser.
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Chauncey
John Law
Hocking Valley Parish Meetings Schedule
Tuesday events include Chauncey Webelos at 6 p.m and Millfield groups from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday features Chauncey Chi Rho and Trimble Official Board. Thursday lists Chauncey Junior Fellowship and Trimble Adult Choir with times around 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The building committee in Chauncey meets with Vernon Blankenship of Indianapolis to discuss a possible Christian education building.
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Chauncey Webelos
Millfield
Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Trimble
Vernon Blankenship
Indianapolis
Chauncey Junior Fellowship
Trimble Adult Choir
Logan Girl Receives High Score Commendation Letter
Logan Route 1 resident Sandra J. Davis has won a letter of commendation for her top 2 percent performance on the 1972 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. She ranks among 38,000 nationwide high scorers and is not among the 15,000 September semifinalists. James M. Gerlach of Columbus paid a $10 fine after a Nelsonville Court red light citation was waived.
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Logan
Sandra J. Davis
Wendell Davis
Logan Route 1
United States
Nelsonville
James M. Gerlach
Berkshire Dr
Columbus
Open Burning Regulations Topic Hearing In Nelsonville
Public meeting on revised open burning regulations to be held Oct. 16 with two sessions from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge on Route 691 southeast of Nelsonville. Ohio EPA representatives will lead the sessions for area residents and officials.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Route
Births at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Schmeltzer of Bremen welcome a son. Logan residents entered for long term care include Mrs Donald Riley Glouster Mrs William Gray Lancaster Miss Julie Rempel Mrs Anna Gompf and others. Discharges listed include Ray Nihiser Mrs Earnest Shover and son Timothy Shep pard and Mrs John Detillion and son.
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Robert Schmeltzer
Bremen
Donald Riley
Glouster
William Gray
Lancaster
Julie Rempel
Anna Gompf
Rolly Fink
Ladonna Peppers
Logan
Rebecca Stewart
Ray Nihiser
Earnest Shover
Timothy Sheppard
John Detillion
Lions Club Light Bulb Sale Set for Chauncey
The Chauncey Lions Club will hold its annual light bulb sale on Wednesday and Thursday. A house to house canvass of Dover Two will be made and the proceeds go toward sight preservation.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Lions Club
Dover Two
Columbus Group Guests at GLOUSTER Shrine Meeting
The Athea Shrine Club hosted the Ladies of Thea Court Number 5 of Columbus for a dinner at Hocking Valley Lodge. Ethel Devore gave the evening grace, Helen Knoderer welcomed attendees, and thirteen Columbus women joined Past High Priestesses and Athen Shrine members in short talks and planning for upcoming projects. A gift of money was presented to the high priestess for her year’s project.
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Joan Agnew
Pauline Stephenson
Patty Buell
B. Ann Conner
Rhoda J. Hale
Frances Connor
Verna Zigler
Athen Shrine
Edna Young
Charlotte Cox
Edithe Vaughn
Gladyce Schroeder
Annabelle Davis
Bound To Jury In Copper Theft
The court bound over Ronald Lee Murhahan of Ironton to the grand jury on charges of larceny in the copper wire theft from Chesapeake and Ohio on August 18 and related destruction of property. Other cases included guilty pleas for speeding and driving offenses, fines, license suspensions, and several bond forfeitures.
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Logan — Hocking
Andrew H. Kibble
Rockbridge
Andrew W. Kibble Jr
Edgar E. Stevens
South Bloomingville
Ronald Lee Murhahan
Ironton
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Girl Scouts
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Bill Roberts
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Wanda Dodd
Poplar St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Cressa Pennington
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Landmark
Hocking Valley
Logan Girl
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
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Columbus Group
the Messenger
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Diamond
Sharon J. Burns
Warren S. White
Charlotte S. Simonton
Ronald W. Emery
Madeira
Betty L. Liston
George B. Harper
Michael A. Ney
Alliance
Erika A. Robson
Murray City
John L. Tremper
William E. Crosser
Huntington Park
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Columbus Road
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Ohio Credit Union League
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