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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
10
Logan Hocking County Health Board hears Dr Boocks warn of $13220 loss in state and federal aid if the five tenth mill renewal fails. Without the levy the health department would face staff cuts, reduced services, and potential standstill despite current surplus aiding next year’s budget.
Logan A reports changes to the annual rabies clinic dates under Dr H M Boocks county health commissioner The Laurelville School now hosts Nov 4 5 30 6 30 p m with a 1 fee Animals may be treated at the Hocking County Fair grounds Nov 1 and 8 2 4 p m instead of Oct 24 and Nov 1 The Murray City School Oct 29 and Union Furnace School Oct 28 5 30-6 30 p m remain as scheduled The Hocking County Commissioners coordinate the vaccination effort
Logan police arrested a 16 year old male from Logan and a 14 year old from Nelsonville Route 2 for attempting to pass a forged $46 check at Kroger Monday night. The youths will be turned over to juvenile authorities for disposition of the case.
The Senior Citizens Organization schedules two meetings this week in Hocking County with the Boys' Industrial School choir set to perform. The final session will be Thursday at 7 30 p m at Murray City High School and all seniors are invited.
Logan Hocking County home economics agent Sharon Baertsche will run two sessions on selecting upholstered furniture this week. The first session is Thursday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and the second Friday 1 to 3:30 p.m., both in the County Courthouse auditorium. Topics include padding materials fabrics and furniture construction. Weekend guests of the Stansberrys included relatives from Chillicothe and Columbus. A youth conference at Jackson's Mill, W. Va., drew three Logan residents and a Turkish visitor.
The Rev Lillian Wright and several area families from Chauncey Jacksonville and surrounding towns attended the district quarterly conference at Walnut Street Methodist Church in Chillicothe Sunday. Multiple Sunday visitors from Columbus Murray City Waverly Trent Mich Millfield and Baltimore Md joined local residents for the weekend social and family gatherings.
Logan reports heavy turnout as thousands from surrounding counties travel Hocking County highways to view fall foliage at Hocking State Park. Caves attract visitors while traffic congestion rises. one minor accident and a countywide injury report. Police assist with flow as frost hints at last peak colors and jacket weather.
Ethyl Marie Peterson and Marvin D. Crane wed Sept 12 at Iron Point Church with Rev. Harry Brunton officiating. Bride and attendants wore lace and dresses, reception at aunt Lucille Peterson’s home. Bride, a Shawnee graduate, works at Surplus Materials in Zanesville. groom a carpenter who will live in Indianapolis.
George W. Calvin Jr. returns to Norfolk after a 10 day leave with his wife Bonnie McGrath in Burr Oak and Shawnee relatives. He recently came back from a six month Mediterranean cruise aboard the U S S Marines. Mrs Calvin will join him in Norfolk after his six week voyage ends.
Logan City crews shut off water on N Mulberry Street to repair a broken line that burst early Monday seeping through the pavement. Water service should be restored today. work then moves to North Street by the high school where another break occurred over the weekend, finishing late today or early Wednesday.
The Hocking County Farm Vacation Association will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the courthouse auditorium. Members should bring clues and information for state brochures. Names of prospective members may be submitted to county extension agent Bill Melvin at the meet. The Hocking County Dairy Herd Improvement Association will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the County Extension Office.
The Jacksonville Mothers' Club meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Phyllis Koons home with notice required for absentees. The Marcellite Rebekah Lodge holds its annual inspection Saturday at 7 30 p m in the IOOF Hall with Carol Ormiston inspecting. Homecoming at Bishopville Church of Christ Sunday features a noon basket dinner and afternoon entertainment. Pomeroy court actions include fines for Norwood Henry and Robert Bowen Jr on traffic and D W I charges.
Logan mayor Jack Moorehead fined two men Monday night. Kenneth E. Hoplite, 23, of 258 Kerlin Ave., paid $10 and costs for running a red light. Jack L. Nash, 27, of Logan Route 4, paid $10 and costs for reckless operation on West Hunter Street. Nash pleaded innocent and was found not guilty of consuming alcohol in a motor vehicle.
Hollister Parent Teacher Organization held its first meeting of the year with 30 attendees. Dorothy Brunton was chosen president and plans were announced for new playground swings and a Halloween Carnival on Oct 28 from 6 30 to 9 00 PM. The carnival features a fish pond bazaar and various food and game prizes. The next meeting is Nov 5 at 1 PM.
Mrs Rebecca Stewart of Logan visits niece Mrs Roy Glenn on Friday. Chuck Campbell Toni Lanning and Donald McElroy dine with Mrs Nellie Wend. Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell spend weekend with Admiral Brown. Mrs H B Maynard visits daughter and son in Columbus. Nellie Wend and Blanche Moorehead visit Byron Moorehead in Columbus.
Logan John E. Lewis, a Columbus consulting actuary, spoke to the Logan Rotary Club on workmen's compensation. He said most problems stem from employer and employee misunderstanding of coverage under the law, noting the state handles about 30 000 claims monthly with premiums near 100 000 dollars annually. He traced the program to its Ohio origin 52 years ago and its purpose to aid workers hurt on the job. Visiting Rotarians included Bert Buehler of Wadsworth and John Schoedinger of Columbus. The Rev. Richard Drefke was a guest.
Logan Lancelot Trainer, 61, of 699 Third St., was arrested at 12 35 a m on Mulberry St for driving while intoxicated after hitting Donald E. Schultz’s car, a city fireman at 341 W Front St. Trainer to appear before Mayor Oct 17 on DWI and improper starting charges. Nelsonville street crew repairing Monroe St and brick pavement churns.
Logan county will join a State Health Department program early next year focusing on second graders around six years old. A state dentist will supervise screenings and fluoride applications to prevent decay, with no fillings or extractions, while local dentists handle follow up.
York Athletic Boosters Association will hold a regular meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday at York High School A film of the York Eastern football game will follow the business session Jack L Smith seaman USN son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Calvert of Buchtel participated in NATO training operation Exercise Team Work aboard the destroyer USS H E Yarnell
The Bales family reunion occurred at the L. L. Bales farm near Wood Mill. A buffet lunch and decorated cake by Mrs. Daniel Bales were part of the gathering. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. John Fletcher, Honaker Virginia, and numerous Bales relatives from Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia.
Louis Montell and others from Shawnee Logan and Laurelville were treated for abrasions and contusions of the right arm after being caught in a conveyor belt while at work. They were treated and released.
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