Logan 4-H Achievement Awards Honor Senior and Junior Winners
At Logan High School auditorium the 4-H achievement program honored senior Diane Pavlik and junior Ervin Blackston along with numerous club members and sponsors. Awards covered electrical, woodworking, food preservation, dress, health, livestock showmanship, leadership and more, with trip winners to Camp Ohio and Club Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Aim High
Logan High School
Don Young
Albert Klinger
David Crawford
Carolyn Masure
Allan Johnson
Robbie Frasure
Tom Grey
Ohio Power Co
Ervin Blackston
Hal Nihiser
Jeff Rimelspach
Mark Mowery
Tony Wells
Wood Working
Savings Hardware
Craig Mowery
Helen Mowrey
Logan Clay Products
Patti Cook
Marla Bowers
Linda Dalton
Bobbie Young
Debbie Barry
Patty Mathias
Carol Mathias
Barbara Thrush
Kathy Dalton
Bert Klinger
Lisa Hoskins
Pam Goodlve
Jennifer McBride
Carolyn Mosure
The
A&p Co
Pauline Dunn
Debbie Fell
Business and Professional Womens Club
Faye Hadley
Paula Riley
Pam Sharb
Kay Wilson
Lynn Hank
Judy McClain
Ruthie Estep
Janet White
Anita Stevens
Debbie Good
Betty Hart
Charles Kuhn
Marie Pavlik
Mike Nihiser
Roberta Young
Deeds Brothers Dairy
Darwin McLin
Landmark Farm Bureau Co-op
Ruth Ann Gillogly
Scott Harden
Nancy Chute
Larry Ellinger
Dave Sharrett
Ronal Moder
Melissa Mowrey
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Susan McDaniel
Jim Whitcraft
Danny Brooks
Eugene Neal
Nationwide Insurance
Tri-County Sheep Improvement Committee
Denny Mowrey
David Rauber
Dean Mowrey
Richard Bowers
Moorman Feed Co
Risch Drug Store
Nancy Barron
Diane Pavlik
Harold Nihiser Jr
Diane
Daisy Pavlik
Logan Route 2
Midway Plowboys
David Sharrett
Brian Davidson
Leola Shrader
Dorothy Kalklosch
Vicki Pavlik
Janie Mays
Debby Good
Joe Fiume
Kenny Minehart
Kenny Dewey
Jim Wright
Carol Hardman
George Daubenmier
Jamie Swabb
Penny Short
Roger Weaver
Mary Davies
Nina Kalklosch
Cindy Hartman
Crystal Davis
Carol Bartholomew
Lou Ann Blackston
Craig Davidson
Becky Smith
Kathy Smith
Linda Rauber
Kathy Humphrey
Deanna Moore
Beth Campbell
Barbara Clark
Cindy Canan
Jean Ann Knox
Sue Cramer
Lynn Hankison
Lydia Sharb
David Dalton
Edward Estep
Debbie Berry
Ricky Crawford
Mike Wright
Gloria Westenbarger
Leslie Johnson
Dick Poling
Brian Nihiser
Camp
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Shelly Robinette
Debbie Clark
Mike DeLong
Columbus
Chicago
Illinois
Bobbie Frasure
Sunshine Girls
Nelsonville officers begin 120 hour police training
Nelsonville provisional officers Nelson Wright and Bob Knight attend a 120-hour police training course in Logan. Taught by qualified instructors under the Police Officers Training Council and the Ohio Department of Education Trades and Industrial Division. The class led by Police Lt. Charles Smith started September 3 and ends October 28. Completion is required to hold officer positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ray Wright
Bob Knight
Logan
Police Officers Training Council
Trades and Industrial Division
Ohio Department of Education
Charles Smith
Candy Broom Sale Slated By Lions Club
NELSONVILLE The Lions Club will canvass parts of the town not covered a week ago in their sale of Halloween candy. Residents may obtain packages of the candy by contacting a member of the club. The club expects to receive a new supply of brooms next week and these will be available for the public. The brooms are made by the Ohio School For the Blind. Profits from the sales go to the club's sight fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lions Club
The
Ohio School For the Blind
Sight Fund
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Admits and Births
Mr and Mrs Ronald McGill Glouster Route 1 announce a son. Mr and Mrs Roy Evans Athens a son. Admitted Joseph Dewhurst Nelsonville Elza Cullison Nelsonville Route 2 Mrs Thelma Lenigar Glouster Route 1 Miss Valarie Kennard Trimble. Dane Osborne Mrs Sylvia Osborne Mrs Anna Mount Miss Rosemarie Kincaid Tracy Whitney Robert Fultz Charles L Clemons Miss Debbie Hull Marriage Licenses Norman Dale Riley 19 Athens Route 2 city employee and Sondra Mae Thompson 16 Logan Route 1 student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald McGill
Glouster Route 1
Roy Evans
Athens
Joseph Dewhurst
Nelsonville
Elza Cullison
Thelma Lenigar
Glouster
Valarie Kennard
Trimble
Dane Osborne
Sylvia Osborne
Anna Mount
Rosemarie Kincaid
Tracy Whitney
Robert Fultz
Charles L. Clemons
Debbie Hull
Norman Dale Riley
Sondra Mae Thompson
Logan
Meet Your Candidates Dinner Planned by Hocking Labor Group
Nelsonville event sponsored by Hocking Valley Central Labor Council AFL-CIO and Athens County Democratic organization features State Senator Frank King as main speaker. King, Ohio AFL-CIO president, has 18 years in state legislature and is eyed as a 1970 gubernatorial contender. Al Bilik of SEIU to speak. Local unions and Democrats urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Labor Group
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Central Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Athens County Democrat Organization
Frank King
King
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ohio
House
Senate
Crat
al Bilik
State
Democrat Party
Commissioners Plan Look At Two Alleys
Hocking County Commissioners authorize fund transfers and bills then set 11 am Oct 31 to view two alleys in West Logan and 1 pm hearing on abandoning them. They report a Water Pollution Control Board order requiring Logan city agreement on sewer processing and progress by Jan 1, plus a Jan 14 meeting. A prior ban on new sewers remains in force. They refer a sugar grove site sale by Ohio Fuel Gas Co to the Logan Board of Trade. Bills paid total 1,157.27 county 265.90 TB 10,708.15 auto gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
West Logan
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Logan Board of Trade
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Sugar Grove
Hocking County Fairgrounds
New Moore's Store to Open in Nelsonville Soon
Nelsonville reports a new Moore's Store to open within two weeks at West Columbus Street room formerly Luckoff's Department Store. BYR Company tied to Nelsonville interests purchased the building from Luckoff's. room empty since Luckoff's closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Moore’s
West Columbus Street
Luckoff’s Department
Athens County
BYR Company
Nelsonville Interestes
Luckoff’s
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Dismissals
James L. Stewart and Mrs. James Yates admitted at Hocking Valley Community Hospital in Logan and Mrs. Elmer Staley of Rockbridge. Discharges include Janet Cauthon Thomas Morris Mrs. Hattie Kitchen and John Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
James L. Stewart
James Yates
Logan
Elmer Staley
Rockbridge
Janet Cauthon
Thomas Morris
Hattie Kitchen
John Craig
Church Units Hold Meets In Nelsonville
Nelsonville church groups report activities with Circle Four at Fort Street hostess Mrs. Miller Wilson, six members, devotions by Mrs. Joanna Evans. Circle Five at Mrs. Garnet Schoonover’s home with fifteen members, devotions by Mrs. Pauline Knowlton, program by Mrs. Zenith Juniper, hostesses Mrs. Lulu Williams, Mrs. Bessie Ball, and Mrs. Pearl Williams. Class 21 potluck dinner Thursday at teacher Mrs. Carl Coakley’s Oak Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Miller Wilson
Fort Street
Circle Four
First United Methodist Church
Joanna Evans
Garnet Schoonover
Poplar Street
Pauline Knowlton
Zenith Juniper
Lulu Williams
Bessie Ball
Pearl Williams
Carl Coakley
Oak Street
Mrs Lee Named Deputy Motor Vehicles Registrar
Mrs Jody Lee of 58 West Franklin Street Nelsonville is appointed Deputy Motor Vehicles Registrar for the Nelsonville area. She will handle license plate and driver license duties from her home office with hours 9 am to 5 pm daily except Sunday. Fred Rice announces the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jody Lee
West
Franklin St
Fred Rice
Lee
Young Republican Club
Logan Daily News
Ruth Barber
Poplar Street
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Eral
Bobbi Frasure
Sharon Myers
Enterprise Farmerettes
Lake Logan Livestock Leaders
Bear Run Boys
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Richard Barber
Jessie Duncan
Nancy Howe
Chillicothe
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Mrs. Lee
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FOIC
ALL Savings
Pomeroy - Rutland
A&p
U.S. Gov't
Russet Baking
Marvel
Home Mutual Insurance CO
V.D. Edwards
Insurance Agency
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