School Head Urges Support Of Operating Levy On Ballot
Wallace E. Blake Logan city schools superintendent urged support for a 9% mill operating levy to be voted in November at the Logan Kiwanis Club. He explained the levy funds current operations separate from the building program and outlined financial needs to maintain and repair facilities while noting potential state aid impacts.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Wallace E. Blake
Blake
East School
Board of Education
Athens
Washington D. H
Wellston
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Nelsonville
Jjackson
L. A. Riggs
George C. Shaw
LHS
Tom Donahey
Steve Dalton
Dave Eberst
Y-Teens Welcome 38 New Members at Logan High
Logan High School welcomed 38 new members at the first Y-Teens meeting of the year. Ruth Adcock led devotions. Officers include Retha Howdyshell president Miriam Schottke vice president Suellen Johnson treasurer Sue Collison secretary Becky Stiverson student council representative and Ruth Adcock news reporter. An induction ceremony followed.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ruth Adcock
Retha Howdyshell
Miriam Schottke
Suellen Johnson
Sue Collison
Becky Stiverson
Mary Kay Voris
Wanda Wagoner
Penny Wolfe
Sandy Gabriel
Linda Stuart
Chris Juergensmier
Paula Canty
Carolyn Hunsaker
Linda Rieder
Marlene Schultz
Ronnie Bunthoff
Mary Freeman
Bonnie Cline
Linda Adair
Judy Blankenship
Karen Brown
Penny Campbell
Judy Conrad
Nancy Devol
Judy Dicken
Judy Freeman
Patty Green
Mary Harsh
Carol Heinlein
Karen Howard
Marilyn Johnson
Ann Kallas
Paula Kuhn Poling
Sue Hansley
Letha Poling
Patty Poling
Margie Rheinscheid
Marcia St. Clair
Jo Ann Smith
Linda Swaim
Martha Sue Voris
Martha Gillogly
Y Teen Officers Explain Organization and Hymn
Marlene Schultz led the group as leader introducing the Y-Teen hymn for memorization by members. Miss Alice Frasch offered additional remarks. Refreshments and a social hour followed the meeting.
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Marlene Schultz
Alice Frasch
Sunday dinner guests at Mrs. George Barber home
Mrs. George Barber hosted Sunday dinner with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ovid Scott of Columbus Mrs Geraldine Barber and Byron and Miss Almeda Warner Also Mrs George Barber returned home after a weekend visit with relatives in Barberton and Akron Murl Daugherty of Cuyahoga Falls is visiting several days with Mr and Mrs Dave Kannard
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Carbondale
George Barber
Ovid Scott
Columbus
Geraldine Barber
Byron
Almeda Warner
Barberton
Akron
Murl Daugherty
Cuyahoga Falls
Dave Kannard
Gray Ladies Orientation Meeting At Hocking Valley Hospital
Twelve Red Cross Gray Ladies attended an orientation at Hocking Valley Hospital where hospital procedures were outlined by Eva Mock. Co-chairmen Merl Primmer and Treva Shaw announced future Gray Ladies service at Mt. St. Mary and SEO Tuberculosis hospitals in Nelsonville.
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Logan
Red Cross
Hocking Valley Hospital
Eva Mock
Merl Primmer
Logan Route 2
Treva Shaw
Nelsonville
Gray Ladies
Mt. St. Mary
SEO
Stacy Beougher
Guy Drenning
A. J
Murphys observe 50th wedding anniversary in Shawnee
Couple William J. Murphy and Nell Jones Murphy of Shawnee celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house at their Second Street home. They wed October 24, 1908, at the bride’s home with Rev. W. Trevor Williams officiating. They have a daughter Kay Wilcox and a grandson Bill. Murphy is a retired Claycraft Co. employee.
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William J. Murphy
Shawnee
Second St
W. Trevor Williams
Driver Fined On 3 Counts
Logan man Homer Evener 53 was arraigned on three charges after a hit and run on W Main St. He was fined 150 dollars and costs and jailed three days for driving while intoxicated. He also faced 50 dollars and costs for leaving the scene and 10 dollars and costs for driving without a license. Police said he struck Homer Kornmiller’s parked car. Evener is committed to the county jail.
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Logan
Lancaster
Francis Myers
Homer Evener
W. Main St
Evener
Main
Homer Kornmiller
Rabies Tests Negative For Two Animals In Ohio
Negative results were returned from rabies tests on a dog and a cat conducted yesterday at the Athens Laboratory of the Ohio Department of Health. Heads were sent by Charles Fitzgerald of the Logan Hocking County Health Department, with local volunteers delivering the samples. Neither animal had a known bite on a person.
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Logan
Athens
Ohio Department of Health
Charles Fitzgerald
Logan-Hocking County
Tom Schaal
Logan Route 1
Donald Ogg
Union Furnace
Decorative Degree: Auerbach Graduates From OSU
Columbus reporter notes Richard Auerbach will graduate from Ohio State University with ceremony honors. He funded his education by working as a cake decorator at a local restaurant. The article also mentions the Natural Tunnel on the Southern Railway in Virginia, believed unique in its use, at 1557 feet long.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Auerbach
Ohio State University
Southern Railway
Virginia
October Meeting of Antioch Home Demonstration Club
The October gathering at Mrs. Merlo Fetherofl's home featured a reading of Parable of the Lost Sheep and a poem Sheep and Lambs by Mrs. Leonard Cozad. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Fred Bone. The session discussed Salads and Salad Dressings for the Family by Mrs. Russell Carpenter and Mrs. Floyd Riddlebarger. A noon covered dish dinner preceded a business meeting led by Mrs. Carpenter. Members exchanged nice remarks in roll call. Contributions of aprons and pillow cases for the Veterans Hospital gift shop were planned for the next meeting. Poinsettias and Christmas gifts were approved as the club project. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Walter Mathias's home.
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Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Merlo. Fetherofl
Leonard Cozad
Fred Bone
Russel Carpenter
Floyd Riddlebarger
Carpenter
Veterans Hospital
Walter Mathias
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advis ory Council Meeting at Heigle Home
Twenty six members and four guests attended a potluck and business session at the home of Mr and Mrs Porter Heigle Route 2 Logan. Reports on two new councils were given and remarks on a Piketon rally followed.
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Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Porter Heigle
Helen
Route 2
Logan
Jack Wyskiver
Jane
Charles Heigle
Charles Rauber
Leo Armstrong
Family Visits and Church Pulpit Duty in Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Fred Newbun visited daughter Thelma Mills in Carbondale. Dewy McDaniel stayed with Charles Woods. Orland Ely filled Connett Church pulpit for Rev Lillian Wright. Minnie Secoy attended a quilting party with Ira Brooks family. C C V Hester reunion planned by James Hester of Milwaukee. About 25 relatives from Youngstown Mansfield Athens. Henry Gisenhofer, Jean, James Hester Jr., Leslie Dowell and Canadian family present. Diantha Hester DowdeK noted.
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Fred Newbun
Thelma Mills
Carbondale
Dewy McDaniel
Charles Woods
Orland Ely
Connett Church
Lillian Wright
Minnie Secoy
Ira Brooks
Edward L Joy 63 Found Dead at Logan Home
Edward L Joy 63 formerly of Athens County was found dead at his Greendale Road home in Logan Route 3. coroner Dr Owen Yaw said he had been dead 18 to 24 hours with death from natural causes suspected. He was a WWI veteran and retired mechanic. Survived by three brothers and five sisters, arrangements by Heinlein Funeral Service.
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Logan
Edward L
Eddie) Joy
Greendale Road
Owen F. Yaw
Hocking County
Joy
Athens County
Edward
Adda Smart Joy
Henry Joy
Robert
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbus
Laverne Dearth
Oak Hill
Royal Shelton
Opal Wharton
Rockbridge
Isabelle Kigle
Lancaster
Josephine Crothers
Haydenville
Heinlein
Gross Neglect and Cruelty Cited In Divorce Suit
Betty Bierly Logan filed in Common Pleas Court for divorce from William Bierly on gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of a minor child and both temporary and permanent alimony. Court records show Ila M Bodkins granted an uncontested divorce from Eddie J Bodkins for extreme cruelty. she resumes her former name Ila M Groves.
Honor Roll Lists 94 Logan Junior High Students
Logan junior high announced 94 students earned B average or better in the first six weeks. Seventeen seventh graders, twenty-three eighth graders, and twenty-seven ninth graders posted no grades below C, with six pupils achieving straight A’s including Sally Frey, Linda Sommers, Melissa Horwell, Jim Johnson, Ann Lappen, and Sandra West.
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Logan
Logan Junior High
J. R. Hankison
Sally Frey
Linda Sommers
Melissa Horwell
Jim Johnson
Ann Lappen
Sandra West
Anita Adcock
Susan Allen
Connie Arnold
Carla Baker
Louise Bester
Terry Burns
Bonita Crane
Bob Eaton
Sallie Elberfeld
Steve Blick
Ginger Freeman
Sharon Good
Judy Guess
Gayle Hadley
Judy Hartman
Robert T. Johnson
Billy Joe King
Craig Lappen
Carol Ann Lehman
Sherry Poston
Donna Smith
Donna Sorrell
Dina Spalsbury
Susan Tanehill
Sharon Tschudy
Bonnie Wright
Susan Baker
Richard Brandt
Lena Nelson
Lena Nutter
Anet Richards
Carold Riddlebarger
Mary Jo Rutter
Michele Scaparrotti
Ruth Schrader
Martha Smith
Sue Strait
Janice Thompson
Fred
Woodpecker Triggers 37 Minute Denver Power Cut
A woodpecker caused a 37 minute power outage across a Denver area when it stuck its beak into an automatic main line switch. The bird was electrocuted by the incident.
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Denver
Power Company
Logan Fisher and Bonnie Dexter Wed in Haydenville
Joseph J. Fisher 21 laborer of Logan Route 3 and Bonnie Jean Dexter 21 restaurant worker of Haydenville received a marriage license.
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Logan
Joseph J. Fisher
Bonnie Jean Dexter
Haydenville
Depth Limits Raise Channel Carry Capacity
Depth measurements in inches determine channel draft for Great Lakes shipping. Added water eases restrictions, increasing cargo potential for vessels and trade.
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Great Lakes
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Ronal
Leslie Caron
Maurice Chevalier ‘Louis Jourdan
Tom Tryon
Talbott
Maxie Rosenbl
Fowler
Cuerane
Antioch Club
Farm Bureau Meeting
Paris
Vincennes Zoo
Edward Joy
Big Shocker
Bargain
Cannon Carefree
Belk-Simpson Co
Mens & Boys’ Suits
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