Council Passes Four-Year Gas Rate Ordinance
Logan City Council approved on third reading a four year natural gas rate ordinance with a 17.7 percent increase plus a fuel cost clause. Voting against were Sam Bright and Frank Ricketts. City Engineer John Owens reported a survey of E Main St and proposed paving, sewers, curbs and gutters considerations pending approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Sam Bright
Frank Ricketts
Bright
Ricketts
John Owens
E. Main St
Homer Ave
Francis Myers
Main St
Hunter St
Front St
Owens
Betty St
Bowers Heights
E. Front St
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Zanesville Ave
E. Main
Church St
Third St
Cross Streets
Elm St
Spring
Mrs. Roma Burcham Dies at 55 in Hocking Valley
Mrs. Roma Susan Burcham 55 wife of Donald Burcham of Rockbridge died early Tuesday in Hocking Valley Hospital after a months long illness. She leaves husband two daughters and several siblings. Funeral services at Mourgan Chapel EUB Church with burial in Green Summit Cemetery Adelphia.
Farm Bureau Council Organized At Logan Meeting
Mr and Mrs Robert Thrush invited neighbors to form a Farm Bureau Advisory Council at their Logan Route 3 home. Officers elected include Harold Griffith discussion leader Mrs Jack Wyskiver chairman Mrs Wallace Beck secretary Wallace Beck legislative representative and Mrs Robert Thrush and Mrs Jerry Brooks women’s representatives. The county total rises to 12 councils with an upcoming meeting set for November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Thrush
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Paul Shaw
Charles Rauber
Harold Griffith
Jack Wyskiver
Wallace Beck
Jerry Brooks
Russel Beery
Lake Logan
Rauber
Goodwill Council
Shaw
66 4-H Club Members Receive Recognition
Recognition for activities in 4H club work was given to 66 young people at the annual 4-H Achievement meeting in the Logan High School auditorium. Honor clubs named include Union Furnace Stitchers and Bakers, The Bear Run Boys, and South Logan Lassies with multiple advisors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Union Furnace Stitchers
Robert Redd
Bear Run Boys
Harold Daubenmier
South Logan
Frank Newell
Richard Bowers
Warren Henry
Jack Miller
Marion Farmers Club
Stanton Palmer
Jean Ann Schultz
Hilltop
Verna Rheinscheld
Ermal Rheinscheld
Helen Heigle
Hillton
Eddie Blackston
Midway Plowboys
Harold Nihiser Jr
Logan Clay Products Co
Joyce Karshner
Joann Reynolds
Pearl
Health nurse speaks Navaho plight to Logan Kiwanis
Miss Harriett Davis of the Logan-Hocking County Health Department told Logan Kiwanis about Navaho health care struggles on a vast desert reservation in New Mexico. She described mission work, language barriers, disease, isolation, and government aid, noting Navahos’ dependency and voting limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
New Mexico
Logan Kiwanis Club
Harriett Davis
Logan - Hocking County
Central
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Miss Davis
Massachusetts
Congress
Gerald Devol
Randy Smith
Lancaster
Four Logan youths placed on probation for vandalism
Four Logan area boys aged 15 to 17 faced juvenile court hearings after admitting they fired an air rifle at six street lights and the outside light at Ralph Moore's home in South Logan. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown placed them on probation and ordered restitution, plus eight hours of city work under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Area
Ralph Moore
South Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
Moore
Edwin Rutgers
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Headline Summary
William H. Maxwell of Worthington underwent surgery. Robert Starner of Rockbridge Route 1 and D. W. Miller of Logan received medical care. Beverly Wolfe of Logan and Francis Murphy of MacArthur Route 2 had surgeries. Dismissals include Mrs Earl Bowlby and daughter, Mrs Leroy Wyckoff and son, and Carolyn Rose Spencer of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Maxwell
Worthington
Robert Starner
Rockbridge
D. W. Miller
Logan
Beverly Wolfe
Francis Murphy
MacArthur
Earl Bowlby
Leroy Wyckoff
Carolyn Rose Spencer
Shrine No 51 meeting notice at Eagles Hall Nelsonville
All officers are asked to be present to practice for ceremony at the regular meeting of Hocking Valley Shrine No 51 in Eagles Hall Nelsonville Friday at 7 30 p m Members are to bring a gift in a sack for pig in the poke sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Shrine No. 51
Eagles Hall
Nelsonville
Logan Duplicate Club Meeting Planned for Thursday
The Logan Duplicate Club will hold its bi weekly meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the assembly room of the Ohio Power Co office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Duplicate Club
Ohio Power Co
Logan High Chieftain Squaws Meet At School Cafeteria
Logan High School Chieftain Squaws hold a meeting in the high school cafeteria on Thursday. A toy party will be enjoyed during the social hour. Mrs. Charles Dollmatsch is the elected president. All women interested in sports in schools are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School Chieftain Squaws
Charles Dollmatsch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Hunter
Walhending Ave
South
Athens
Farm Bureau Council
A&p Tea Co
Sharon Good
Marcia St. Clair
Rayburn
Tom Ward
Bob Miller
Bruce Cremean
Farm Bureau Federation
Bobbie Phillips
Tri-County Sheep Improvement Committee
Bill Johnson
Jim Johnson
Dic Klinger
Roy Stahr
Bob Nihiser
Clayton Stahr
Roger King
Dairy Service Committee
Bud Myers
Martha Gillogly
Tom Myers
Brown
Brown Swiss Association
Danny DeLong
Salt Creek Valley Bank
James Davis
Marilyn Davis
Paul Sater
Dale Vorhees
Roberta Holloway
Nationwide Insurance
Larry Blosser
Tom Redd
Kerry St. Clair
Charles Daubenmier
Harold Sinnott
Terry Burns
Jacques Heim-Svend
Iria
Paris
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert E. Smith
Union Furnace
Bridge Club
OUR
Toys Galore
Glouster
All America
Golo
Whitman
Polident
America
Chevrolet
Fisher
Ness
Chevy
BOB Hess, Inc
E. State
Fayette ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!