Logan City Income Tax Details Outlined by Danford
D. L. Danford, who helped establish Logan's income tax, told the Lions Club that the first full pay after October 1 is taxable for city residents and workers. Tax applies to those in Logan unless they pay a similar rate elsewhere. retirees face no pension tax but may owe on rental income over $100 monthly. Quarterly payments begin January with monthly for school board and city offices.
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Logan
D. L. Danford
Logan City
Lions Club
City
Lancaster
Danford
Columbus
Washington
School Officials Plot Courses for New Tri-County Vocational School
Nelsonville officials led by Supt. T. C. Porter map course schedules for the forthcoming Tri-County District Joint Vocational School. A Blair farm survey is set, and a county city superintendents meeting of the advisory panel is planned. Porter met in Columbus with Van Buren Blackburn and Associates about the building plans.
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Nelsonville
Supt
T. C. Porter
Tri - County
Joint Vocational School
Porter
Blair
Supt. Porter
Columbus
van Buren, Blackburn and Associates
Youth cited after mishap in Nelsonville
Nelsonville police cited Robert P. Bartos, 17, Bush Hall, Athens, for failure to stop within the assured clear distance after his auto struck the rear of Charles D. Mintz’s car at 2 a.m. at West Canal and Daugherty Drive. Bartos faces a charge in Athens County Juvenile Court.
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Nelsonville
Robert P. Bartos
Bush Hall
Athens
West Canal
Daugherty Drive
Bartos
Charles D. Mintz
N. McKinley Ave
Mintz
Athens County
New Arrival and Discharges at Hocking Valley Hospital
The Hocking Valley Community Hospital reports a new son for Mr and Mrs James Riggs of Logan Route 1. Discharges include Delmer Minton Allensville and Mrs Dora Redick Logan among others.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
James Riggs, Logan
Delmer Minton
Allensville
Dora Redick
Logan
Jacob Guble
McArthur
Edith Dessler
Bremen
Guy Boals
James Lantz
Miss Wolfe Returns to Warren Wilson College
Miss Wolfe of Nelsonville Route 1 returns to Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa North Carolina as a sophomore. She is a York High School Buchtel graduate from the class of 1965. The college is owned and operated by the Board of National Missions United Presbyterian Church.
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Nelsonville
Elyse Anne Wolfe
Donald FE. Wolfe
Warren Wilson College
Swannanoa
N. C
Miss Wolfe
York High School
Buchtel
The
Board of National Missions, the
United Presbyterian Church
Early Start Predicted On Road Paving Program
Logan Hocking County Engineer Clyde Underwood predicted an early start on a large road paving program for 1967. Preparations for next summer's projects including a blacktop plant are underway, with work on Hock Street in Carbon Hill expected to finish soon if weather allows, and a Nickel Plate paving hopes to occur this year.
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Logan — Hocking
Clyde Underwood
Hock St
Carbon Hill
Underwood
St Andrews Church Women Plan Monthly Meeting in Nelsonville
Members of St Andrew's Catholic Church Women's Club in Nelsonville hold a monthly meeting Tuesday at 557 Poplar Street Mrs Lois Barrows home The Rev Fr Clair Dinger the new priest will attend Tickets for a quilt by Mrs Mary Jacobs will be returned at this meeting
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Nelsonville
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Nelsonville York Local Schools merge plan outlined
In Nelsonville 35 residents heard a proposal to consolidate Nelsonville City Schools and York Local Schools to meet state standards. The plan calls a six three three structure with students in grades seven to nine at Nelsonville Center and upper grades at York. Voters will decide November 8 with temporary board from both districts and continued superintendents.
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Richard Hubbard
Gray
Nelsonville High School
York High School
Fraedrich
York Local
Nelsonville City
Senior At NHS Commended In National Merit Test
Nelsonville High School senior Mark W. Mechem was named among the top two percent of 1967 high school graduates by the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test Committee. He plans to study social studies at Hiram College or Miami University and is the son of William A. and Mrs. Mechem of 224 West Washington Street.
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NHS
Nelsonville
Mark W. Mechem
Mechem
William A. Mechem
West
Washington Street
Hiram College
Miami University
New Haven Notes Update Local Families and Meetings
Linda Dye celebrates seventh birthday as Community Sewing Club meets at Mrs. Roush with Mrs. Fry hosting. EUB Church Win One class gathers for covered dish dinner led by Carl Gibbs. Lori Beth Weaver born Sept 20 at Holzer Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver. grandparents listed. Several residents travel including Mrs. Roush to Santa Cruz NM and the Pome roy family visit. Local officials visit Wahama High School and Federation events noted with Athens and The Plains residents mentioned.
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New Haven
Linda Lou Dye
Robert Dye
Sewing Club
Lloyd Roush
John Fry
Edwin Stein
Win
EUB
Carl Gibbs
Charles A. Weaver
Lori Beth
Holzer Hospital
J. A. Luikart
Gallipolis
Lufema Weaver
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Names listed include Paul Winegrove Logan Route 38 Richmond McCormick Sugar Grove Route 1 the Rev L A Robinson Athens Mrs Loretta Roberts Murray City Mrs Sadie Blackson Corning Mrs Nettie Stalnaker Richard Steenrod Elmer Bierly and Wilma Taylor.
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Paul Winegrove
Logan
Richmond McCormick
Sugar Grove
L. A. Robinson
Athens
Loretta Roberts
Murray City
Sadie Blackson
Corning
Nettie Stalnaker
Richard Steenrod
Elmer Bierly
Wilma Taylor
Lois B Bush Named Administratrix of Lisle Diles Estate
Lois B Bush of 3325 Westbury Drive Columbus Ohio is appointed Administratrix of the estate of Lisle D Diles deceased of Meigs County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated September 29 1966 by Probate Judge F H O'Brien.
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Lois B. Bush
Westbury Drive
Columbus
Ohio
Lisle D Diles
Meigs County
F. H. O'Brien
Said County
Fire department responds to two alarms in Nelsonville area
Nelsonville fire crews answered two alarms Monday afternoon. At 2 40 p m a township tanker and pumper were dispatched to East Clayton for a fishing cabin on the Hocking River burning from undetermined causes. The unoccupied frame structure owned by John Williams suffered extensive damage. Fire Chief Clarence Hall and Volunteer Robert Shafer reported through a township road off State Route 278. At 4 35 p m Tom Riley used a pumper at S A Neiman Iron Works yard to quench a blaze in a portable welder, with damage mainly to wiring. Proceeds from a tag day in Meigs Local School District will support Rutland High School Band purchasing a bassoon and new uniforms.
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East Clayton
Hocking
John Williams
Chestnut Street
Clarence Hall
Robert Shafer
Tom Riley
S. A
Pomeroy
Rutland
Meigs
Robert Garner
States
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Sandy Hand
Clarence Cordle
Dale Frazier
Rockbridge
Robert Fisk
Clyde Crewey
Laurelville
George E. Helber
Lara Wolfe
Enid Cupp
South Bloomingville
Swannanoa School
Pepperell
Wechom
St. Andrews Church
Annick Loisel
Missa Ile de France
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Barre
Logan Monument CO. Inc
W. Main
Logan, Ohio
Sears & Elberfelds
Chuck Alexander
Georgetown
Del
Viet Nam
Earth
York
Supt. L. C. Gray
State Department of Education
William Friedrich
Roland Pierce
Irvin Badger
William Hoffman
United States
Prin. J. K. Kinneer
Kinneer
By Madolyn Vance
Donald F. Roush
Sheryl
Santa Cruz, N. M
Mrs. Roush
Ily
Fred Pomeroy and
Mike
John F. Roush
Richwood, W. Va
George Humphreys
Southwestern District of Federation of Women’s Clubs
William Russell
Wahama High School
Charles A. Butcher
Linda A. Hunter
Thomas J. Zabor
Donna M. Riley
the Plains
Clarence Badwell
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Cora Hopstetter
Mount St. Mary Hospital
L.s.gree
N& Uy
Linck
Horn
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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