Need For School Levy Stressed To Central PTA
Logan City School Superintendent Dwight Diller urged Central Elementary PTA members to support the 11.5 mill operating levy on the Nov 5 ballot. He noted the renewal increases from 10.3 to 11.5 mills, with 3.9 mills from the state but warned without at least 10 mills the state subsidy ends. He said the levy funds operating expenses only and explained valuation basics and the impact on a $10 000 home. He cited enrollment growth, higher teacher salaries, inflation and the link between quality schools and industry as reasons to approve the measure.
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Logan
Logan City
Dwight Diller
Central Elementary School
PTA
Diller
Central Pta
Logan Schools Auto
Logan youth bound over to grand jury in manslaughter case
Donald D. Rose, 17 of Logan Route 3, charged with second degree manslaughter in the traffic death of Mrs Goldie Hudwell, 45, after a two car crash at Front and Mulberry Streets. The grand jury will consider an indictment in January. case to move to Common Pleas Court.
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Logan
Donald D. Rose
Columbus
Grand Jury
Grand
Rose
Common Pleas Court
Goldie Hudwell
Front
Mulberry Sts
Roy Kelch
Rhea Bangert Brown
Laurel Club Meets Dines and Makes Pads
The Laurel Run Friendly Neighbor's Club met at Mrs. William Wood's home on Sept. 26 to resume work on pads for the American Cancer Society. Dinner served to members and guests. next meeting set for Oct. 10 at Mrs. Chesher's home.
Logan High pep rally spurs tomato and water balloon vandalism
Logan City police report six to seven girls in a car throwing tomatoes and water balloons at cars on N Market St after a Logan High School pep rally. Chief Roy Kelch warns youths under 18 will be cited to Juvenile Court with arrests, no warnings.
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Logan — City
N. Market St
Logan High School
Roy Kelch
Holl Named To Post Of Ohio Development
Logan Clay Products Co. president Barton A. Holl named acting chairman of the Ohio Department of Development advisory council. The 25 member group will advise and recommend programs to promote the state's economic and industrial growth.
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LOGAN
Logan Clay Products Co
Barton A. Holl
Ohio Department of Development
Birth of Krystal Kay to Logan-Spec and Mrs Paul Sparks
Mr and Mrs Logan Spec and Mrs Paul Sparks announce the birth of a daughter on Sept 21 at Mount St Mary Hospital. The baby is named Krystal Kay. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Phillman Leffler of Nelsonville Route 1 and Mr and Mrs William Sparks Sr of Logan.
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Logan
Spec
Paul Sparks
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Krystal Kay
Phillman Leffler
Nelsonville
William Sparks
Local Couple to Celebrate Golden Day
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Green of Rockbridge Route 1 mark their golden wedding anniversary on Oct. 13 after marrying Oct. 12, 1913. They lives all their lives in Hocking County and attend Rockbridge EUB Church. They have two living children, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, one deceased son.
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Carl
Dorothy) Daubenmire
South Bloomingville
Paul
Elizabeth) Wray
Lagrange
Homer
Three Men Given Fines in City Traffic Cases
Logan resident Paul D. Baker pleaded guilty to failure to maintain assured clear distance and had a $10 fine and costs suspended. Theodore P. Lowes faced $10 and costs with $5 suspended after a Sept. 29 citation for the same offense. Nihlyn Simon of Port Clinton forfeited a $20 bond after a Sept. 22 mishap at Gallagher and Main streets.
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Logan
Paul D. Baker
Delmar Freeman
Baker
Third St
Freeman
Theodore P. Lowes
Lowes
W. Front St
Nihlyn Simon
Port Clinton
Gallagher Ave
W. Main St
Miss Hatem Beois Study at Catholic University
Shawnee Miss Mary Lu Hatem daughter of Mrs Mary Hatem and Elias Hatem left recently to enter Catholic University in Washington DC. She is majoring in graduate studies in sociology. Miss Hatem is a graduate of St Aloysius Academy New Lexington and St Mary of the Springs Columbus.
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Shawnee
Mary Lu Hatem
Mary Hatem
Elias Hatem
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Miss Hatem
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
St. Mary of the Springs, Columbus
Hospital Notes Hocking Valley Births and Dismissals
Mr and Mrs James L Winnett of South Bloomingville Route 1 welcome a son. Admitted were Miss Helen Rutherford Carbon Hill Ralph Bartholemew McArthur and Mrs William H Brown New Straitsville. Dismissed Mrs Oscar Ward Hamden.
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James L. Winnett
Bloomingville
Helen Rutherford
Carbon Hill
Ralph Bartholomew
McArthur
William H. Brown
New Straitsville
Oscar Ward
Hamden
Shawnee Junior MYF Counselor Hay Ride Ends at Phillips Home
Reverend Edward Sadler and counselors with 17 junior members of Shawnee Methodist Church MYF joined a hay ride that concluded at the Phillips residence where a wiener roast was held.
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Shawnee
Edward Sadler
Richard Phillips
Robert Bond
Chester Dishon
Shawnee Methodist Church
Phillips
Pvt. Hoy Serving In Kentucky
Pvt. Richard R. Hoy II, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hoy Shawnee, began basic training at Ft. Knox Kentucky on Sept 10 as a member of the Ohio National Guard at New Lexington. He will train six months then take a 10 day furlough before advanced training at Ft. Bliss Texas. His twin brother Richard works for Chandle Brothers in Nelsonville. They are 1962 graduates of Shawnee New Straitsville High School.
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Shawnee
Richard R. Hoy II
Richard Hoy
U. S. Army
Ft. Knox
Ohio National
New Lexington
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Richard
Chandle Brothers, Contractors
Nelsonville
Shawnee-New Straitsville
Logan Calendar Social events and reunions listed
Saturday events include Smith Chapel family night wiener roast at 6 p.m. and a square dance at 8:30 p.m. at Logan Clay Products recreation room. A rummage sale at 76 West Main Street supports Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary. Evening activities feature Elks Lodge party games at 9 p.m. Rainbow Girls meet at Ma sonic Temple with refreshments. Hesboro School reunion at Ewing Grange hall hosts a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. and an afternoon program invites former pupils teachers and community members.
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Smith Chapel
Smith Chapel Methodist
Logan Clay Products Co
Main St
Twig III
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Elks
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Hesboro
Ewing Grange Hall
Guilt Plea Delays Scarberry Sentencing in Athens Case
Fred Scarberry of Athens pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to failure to provide for his 16 year old daughter. Judge Harley Meyer postponed sentencing to November 16 as he awaits the result of Scarberry's service pension application in Athens County.
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Logan
Fred Scarberry
Athens
Scarberry
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Meyer
Athens County
Soil Fund Receives $250 Transfer From Repair Fund
Logan Hocking County commissioners transferred 250 dollars from the Courthouse and jail repair fund to the soil conservation fund to meet current expenses. They also approved bills totaling 22,324.94 including county expenses 2790.09 auto gas operation 17761.35 and Ricketts allotment sewer charges 1773.50.
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Logan—Hocking County
Soil Conservation Fund
Ricketts
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the Messenger
Ditler
Fred Murray
Leslie Johnson
Atty
Hubert Lappen
Phil Henderson
Laurel Club
Holl
Post of Ohio Development
Richard Donahey
Miss Hatem Beois
Pvt
Hoy
Kentucky
Jantzen
Orion
Scotchgard
Altmans
Jantzen Sweaters
Brian McNeil
J” To
Cardigans
Lipper
Dacron
Loden
Orlon
Pocono
Poconos
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