Cream Of The Crop Five Girls Vie For LHS Honor
Logan High School will crown its 1963 homecoming queen at Friday night’s game against Athens High School. Five senior contestants named Paulette Jurgensmier Suzanne Mowery Becky Jo Stuart Cheryl Ann Burgess and Cindy Lou Cannon. queen to be crowned by Student Council President Merl Beery. A homecoming dance follows in the gym.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Paul Jurgensmier
Jennison Ave
Suzanne Mowery
Luther W. Mowery
East St
Becky Jo Stuart
Kenneth Stuart
N. Mulberry St
Cheryl Ann Burgess
Daugher
Harry Burgess
E. Main St
Cindy Lou Cannon
Wesley Cannon
North St
Chieftains
Athens High School Bulldogs
Mer! Beery
LHS
Nelsonville approves bike license rule and gas rate ordinance
Nelsonville City Council passed on final reading a bicycle and motor scooter license tag requirement and approved a gas rate ordinance at a Monday session. The council also transferred 2300 from the parking meter fund to the street fund for Route 216 improvements and discussed bids, land realignment near Diamond and Pleasantville, sewer line expansion for a new service station, and Route 216 relocation needs. County official Howard L Cline praised local safety progress as Nelsonville received an 68 percent safety rating amid regional evaluations.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Monday Creek Bridge
Buchtel
Diamond St
Pleasantville Ave
William Lavelle
Ward Phillips
Finance Committee
William Hoffman
Lucy
City
Corporation
Howard L. Cline
State Department of Highway Safety
Cline
Carl Young
Utility Committee
Fulton
Hocking St
Hocking Street
Hocking
Fulton St
Violet Hollenbaugh
Mason City Hill
Clarence Hall
Raymond Smith
Hall
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Full of Births Admissions and Dismissals
A hospital notes section lists multiple births with families in counties including Logan Athens Nelsonville and Trimble. It records admissions for Kaye Anderson Dallas Dale Townsend Shane Adams and others. Dismissals include Wayne Wessels Gary Covert Judy McCollester and several more.
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Kaye Anderson
New Straitsville
Dallas Dale Townsend
Nelsonville
Shane M. Adams
Logan
Waveline Hewitt
Judy M. McCollester
Alice Poole
Flora Hohmann
Trimble
Wayne Wessels
Athens
Gary Covert
Richard Johnson
Harold Goss
William Mathena
Hobart Searberry
Glouster
Adelaide Roy
New Lexington
Mildred Sheskey
Buchtel
Margaret Studer
Clifford Stephenson
Thomas Laverty
McArthur
Workers Ask City Pay Insurance for Benefits
Nelsonville workers petitioned the city council with 20 city employees from all departments seeking city payment of Blue Cross Comprehensive Hospital Insurance premiums starting soon and no later than year end. Police Chief backs plan stating workers have not had a raise in two years and want insurance paid in lieu of a raise.
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Nelsonville
Water Line
Raymond Smith
Blue Cross Comprehensive Hospital
Council
Ward Phil
Lips
Max Valkinburg
Blue Cross
Logan firemen complete 36 hour training and new transmitter
Eleven Logan firemen received certificates after a 36 hour firefighting course. Chief Robert Courter accepted his certificate from instructor Loyd Gill. The event also included installation of a new low band transmitter to separate fire and police frequencies.
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Logan
Robert Courter
Loyd Gill
McArthur Fire Department
Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service
State Department of Education
Logan City
Dick Rucker
Bill Cox
Gary Hiles
Floyd Hiles
Jim Hood
Jack N. Moorehead
Derald R. Mundy
Herbert Nunnally
Ernest Nutter
Donald E. Schultz
Courter
Schultz
Gill
Nelsonville Hears Water Survey Findings on Hard Water and Capacity
Nelsonville City Council discussed a preliminary report on the water system survey by Floyd Brown Associates. The test well water remains harder than river water, with hardness dropping from 1100 to 980 ppm, and river water at 330 ppm. continued pumping aims for stabilization.
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Nelsonville City Council Hears Water Survey
Nelsonville
C. Robert Martin
Floyd Brown Associates
Martin
Ohio
Asbury Church Plans Soup Dinner and Country Store
The Asbury Methodist Church on Route 278 will sponsor a soup dinner in its new dining room. serving starts at noon and lasts through late evening. The country store features rummage sale needlework what-nots vegetables and other items. Open to the public by the Asbury Woman's Society of Christian Service.
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Nelsonville
Asbury Methodist Church
Route 278
The
Asbury Woman's Society of Christian Service
Three Drivers Penalized by Logan Mayor in Saturday Court
Mayor Delmar Freeman fined William P. Woakes for failure to display license plates with his towed vehicle, suspending the fine on a police charge. James Hogan and Ernest Freeman each paid fines for speeding. Helen Heigle was found not guilty of double parking after a Sept. 12 incident on Main Street.
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Logan
Delmar Freeman
William P. Woakes
Columbus
Main St
James Hagan
Logan Route 4
Ernest E. Freeman
Church St
Helen M. Heigle
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Paulette Jurgensmier
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Roy G. Joy
Earl Hicks, Jr
Paul D. North
Robert Joy
Richard W. Rosser
Admissions
Presbyterian Church
Federal Communications Commission
David Travis
Logan Route 2
Richard Donahey
Ralph Courter
Asbury Church
Ines
Logan — City
Betty Collins
Gore Route
Falls Gore Two
Ashland
Ashland Oil Dealer
Ashland, Kentucky
IL Products
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