Bloodmobile donors assist Logan in slim surplus drive
In Logan a Red Cross blood drive collected 117 pints of a 150 pint quota as 138 people offered to donate. The Natco Corp. Haydenville and The Diamond employees provided the largest group, followed by the Hocking Honor Camp and local plants. The Cyprus lease note at the end mentions 1878 and annexation in World War I.
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Logan
Red Cross
Natco Corp
Haydenville
Diamond
Kermit Swaim
Robert M Guess
Donald Hopstetter
Andrew Loudner
Louis Feeback
Edgar Crothers
Fred Gastin
Robert Walls
Harold B. Dishong
John Oliver
Arthur F. Horn
Christopher Crothers
Harry M Fiddler
Addison C. Person
Robert Aalich
Don Turner
Raymond Stover
Island
Cyprus
Great Britain
Turkey
Soil Tour Airstrip Built on Clay Land
LOGAN approves soil conservation practices shown on the route of the 1954 Hocking County Soil Conservation District air tour. The air strip north of Webb Summit on Route 75 was built by Logan Clay Products Co on stripped clay land under engineer John Owens. A packed surface topped with cinders improves landings for the tour with parking between clay stockpiles and an ox roast scene nearby.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Soil Conservation District
Paul Shaw
Midway
Webb Summit
Logan Clay Products Co
John Owens
Dillon Rites Planned for Otha O. Dillon
Logan arrangements underway for the funeral of Otha O. Dillon 85 father of S. N. Dillon superintendent of Hocking County schools He died Wednesday in Washington PD where he made his home He had been in failing health for several years Surviving are three other sons an adopted daughter and many grandchildren including Neal Dillon Logan attorney Leo Dillon of Columbus and Mrs Berdelia Garrett of Columbus Services will be held in Logan Arrangements incomplete awaiting arrival of S Dillon who attended a national educational conference in Washington
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Neal Dillon
Logan
Leo Dillon
Columbus
Berdelia Garrett
S. Silion
Washington
Mohler Rites Planned for Mrs Margaret Mohler
Logan Ohio funeral notice for Mrs Margaret E Mohler 90 widow of Benjamin Mohler who died Tuesday at a son Harry Mohler’s home in Middleport. She native of Hocking County survived by son Frank Mohler Chester Pa daughters Daisy Italin Chester Pa and Mrs Walter Clark Middleport brother George Emrick Logan and two half brothers Cleveland Emrick Wyandotte Mich and Frank Emrick Gore sister Tillie Lines Gore. Rev O H Cart Hobson to officiate burial in New Straitsville Cemetery. Viewing at funeral home.
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Logan
Leonard Funeral
Margaret E. Mohler
Benjamin Mohler
Harry Mohler
Middleport
Hocking County
Mohler
Levi
Elizabeth Emrick
Frank Mohler
Chester
Daisy Italin
Walter Clark
George Emrick
Cleveland Emrick
Wyandotte
Mich
Frank Emrick
Gore
Tillie Lines
O. H. Cart
Hobson
New Straitsville
Logan Man Pleads Guilty in Disorderly Conduct Case
Elmer L. Mitchell age 33 of Logan Route 1 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart. He received a 10 day jail term with the sentence suspended on good behavior and a $15 fine plus costs. Charge was filed by Theodore Harble.
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Logan
Elmer L. Mitchell
S. B. Whitehart
Mitchell
Theodore Harble
Marion Boards Tackle Overcrowded Facilities and Bus Shifts
Three local boards met in October in Logan. East Hocking discussed Marion Elementary School crowding with 18 pupils, exploring transferring excess pupils to Enterprise. Starr Washington hired a home instructor for ill and handicapped students and moved to semi monthly salaries. West Hocking approved $500 annual water service payment to Laurelville contingent on a new water system.
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Enterprise
L. M. Ingram
Haydenville
Starr Washington Board of Education
Clarence Skinner
Howard Wilson
Logan Route 3
Wallace Beck
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
West Hocking Board
John Cooper
Hill
Vilage
School Bus Meeting on Transportation Regulations
LOGAN A transportation session on school bus issues will be held Oct. 21 at the State Department of Education offices. Attendees include boards of education members, local school executives, and bus dealers. Morning reports cover non-routine bus use rules, followed by a luncheon and a talk by R M Eyman, state superintendent.
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Logan
State Department of Education
S. H
Dillion
Boards of Education
R. M. Eyman
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Millard Hagerman
Robert FE. Newman
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Charles Coleman
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Adrian Hodge
William J. Stewart
Earl H. van Pelt
David Kuhn
Walter M. Swyers
Edward Cox
Charles J. Shepherd
Vinton Conn
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Joan Iown
Winnie Dearth
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Goldie Young
Garrett Ogg, Jr
Alzina Hughes
Loretta Knox
Glood
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Mary L Kwatosky
Janet R. Lee
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Joan Bullock
Nelda M. Bethel
Logan Glass Works
Hubert Taulbee
Dorothy FE. Panetti
Harold F. Heinlein
William Pearl Gueas
Clyde F. Beougher
Everett T. MceWilliams
William McManaway
Dale FB. Schultz
Arlo Weis
Paul Krannitz
Ben Bunthoff
Emma Becker
Mary B. Stahr
Clara F. Morris
Millie Morris
Laurel Valley Grange
Hielen M. Dupler
John W. Cehrs
Smead Mfg. Co
Gertrude Poling
Gladys Tuthill
Rockbridge
Paul Aurand
Sun Glow
Icel M. Grove
Godman Mfg
Rosemary Webb
Thelma Street
Harry McConnell
Earlene Shubert
Juanita Sudhow
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