Logan Board approves fund draw and overtime action
Logan school board authorized a 73000 draw from the bond retirement fund against anticipated 230000 real estate tax funds and 53000 school foundation payments. The meeting covered payroll, bills, resolutions for a 40 hour work week for non teaching staff, and new hires Sandra Wood Marilyn McFarland plus substitute and aide applicants. Also reported were attendance figures for Tri County Vocational School and enrollments from nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yaw Messenger
Logan
Logan School Board
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus
Carl Risch
Sandra Wood
Enterprise School
Marilyn McFarland
Frederick Livesay
Billie Jo King
Margaret Sheets
Mary Parker
Hocking Rabies Clinic Set Sunday In Logan
The Hocking County Board of Health discussed annual clinic Medicare program and waste disposal. A rabies clinic is set for Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Hocking County fairgrounds. Vaccination urged for dogs and cats over three months old with a $1 fee per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Nelsonville Club Meetings Schedule for Week
The Nelsonville Emblem Club meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. for a social and initiation with a potluck lunch and officers to bring white gloves. Nelsonville Assembly, IOOF Rainbow for Girls, meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. The Nelsonville Senior Citiz en Club meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Episcopal Church undercroft with potluck after. new members welcome. Valley Temple No. 137 Pythian Sisters meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Pythian Building. important business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Nelsonville Assembly
International Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Nelsonville Senior Citiz. 3
Episcopal Church
Jefferson Street
Harry Westfall
Valley Temple No. 137
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Building
Vandals Strike Logan Reservoir Power Lines
Police reported vandals knocked out the Logan reservoir gauge controls and city radio lines. Fuse boxes and power control box were damaged. telephone lines to police, fire stations, water works were ripped out. A separate complaint from L. J. Schorr cited theft of a distributor cap and wires from his pickup, with gasoline stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Reservoir
L. J. Schorr
Front St
Fairfield School pair nabbed for attempted car entry
Two escapees from Fairfield School for Boys were arrested by Logan police early Sunday while trying to enter a car on W Fourth Street. They carried a wallet two watches and several knives. They admitted leaving the school Friday night after breaking into a cabin a service station and several garages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Fairfield School For Boys
W. Fourth
Don Newton
Ernest Leach
Man Fined For Reckless Operation In Hocking County
George Ashmore a 35 year old Creole man was found guilty of reckless operation in Hocking County Court and fined 35 plus costs. He drove a car that crashed on Route 56 Sunday injuring five people in the other vehicle which involved a curve near Laurelville. The five hospitalized in Circleville included three adults and two children. Other cases on Monday included Michael A Ballard 21 Creola fined 10 for speeding and Calvin Joseph Metts 39 Steubenville forfeiting a 25 bond on a left of center citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Ashmore
Hocking
Ashmore
Laurelville
Circleville
Michael A. Ballard
Creola
Calvin Joseph Metts
Steubenville
Club Initiates Five Women at McArthur Event
The McArthur Business and Professional Women's Club observed National Business Week with an Emblem Breakfast at Lake Hope Dining Lodge. Members present included Mrs. George Brown and Miss Nancy Climer, and five new members were initiated: Mrs. William White, Mrs. Neil McKibben, Mrs. Linda Lindblad, Mrs. William Maerker, and Mrs. C. M. Ogle, followed by attendance at the MacArthur Nazarene Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
McArthur Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lake Hope Dining Lodge
George Brown
Homer Hartley
Oscar Funk
Nancy Climer
Charles McDonald
Hazel Martin
Luther Bowles
Clarence Ward
Emerson Peters
Clifford Saltz
Kenneth Leach
William White
York PTO Plans Fall Festival and Levy Discussion
Nelsonville York Schools district parents gathered for the York Elementary PTO October meeting at the high school in Buchtel. Officials outlined a proposed 7 mill operating levy and fielded questions from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York Elementary Pto
Buchtel
York
St Patrick's Parish Plans Chilli Supper
The Catholic Woman's Club of St Patrick's Church will host a chilli supper Thursday from 4 pm to 7 pm at the Parish Hall in Buchtel. Hamburgers, pie and coffee will also be served and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Catholic Woman's Club
St. Patrick's Church
Five Fined and Bonds Forfeited in Logan Court
Five were fined and two forfeited bonds in May or's Logan court Thursday evening. Fines of 10 dollars and costs were levied by Mayor Merrill Haney on Willard A. Holdren Alton B. Fra su re Frank Vincent and John E. Eberst for red light reckless operation petit larceny and improper backing. Gale D. Monk paid 25 dollars for disorderly conduct. Bonds forfeited were Charles R. Wagner and Ira F. Mihlbauer for assured clear distance and failure to yield right away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Merrill Haney
Willard A. Holdren
Angle Ave
Red Light
Alton B. Frasure
N. Culver St
Frank Vincent
Motherwell
John E. Eberst
W. Hunter
Gale D. Monk
Charles R. Wagner
Canfield
Ira F. Mihlbauer
Vinton High Adopts New Grade Scale
Vinton County High School adopts a new grade system for honor classes, assigning A to 5 and B to 4 quality points while regular classes keep the 4.0 scale. The change, aimed at recognizing extra work in honors, will affect honor roll and rank in class reports to colleges, with mixed outcomes for students across honors and regular courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County High School
Whitlatch Undergoes Surgery at University Hospital
Mrs Basil Auldean Whitlatch of West Columbus Street underwent surgery on Friday at University Hospital Columbus. Her room number is 729. Mrs Gertie Gill of Lancaster visits her mother Mrs Mary Jacobs of Canal Street, who has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil (Auldean) Whitlatch
W. Columbus St
University Hospital
Columbus
Gertie Gill
Lancaster
Mary Jacobs
Canal Street
Circle Two Holds Meeting at First United Methodist Church
Nine Circle Two members plus two guests met at Mrs. Elpha Howe's home on Elizabeth Street. Merrilee Kunzman and Betsy Shearer provided music. Plans were made for the Fall Festival on November 13 and the Agape Meal on Charter Night November 4. A rummage sale was set for November 6. Guest Mrs. Gertrude Kunzman of Lincoln, Nebraska spoke about her church's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Circle Two
First United Methodist Church
Elpha Howe
Elizabeth Street
Merrilee Kunzman
Betsy Shearer
Iva Lue Wallace
Edna Hall
Gertrude Kunzman
Lincoln
Neb
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births Page List
Birth announcements from Mount St. Mary Hospital include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hamner of Gore Route 1 and sons for Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Davis of Glouster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles FE Snyder of Nelsonville Route 1, and other newborns listed alongside numerous parents and locations such as Nelsonville, Athens, Logan, McArthur, Jackson, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrence Hamner
Gore
Dennis Davis
Glouster
Charles FE. Snyder
Nelsonville
Grace Hall
Donna Engler
Floyd FE. Ritz
Frank Barnhart
Athens
Jesse Walker
Logan
Kenneth Doolittle Sr
Ellen Childress
Dorothy Harkins
McArthur
Naturalist To Speak At Hocking County Society Meeting
Naturalist Charles Goslin will speak at the Hocking County Historical Society annual membership drive at the Logan Armory Thursday at 8 p.m. on A Hocking County Story with slides. Election of officers, refreshments, and a cookie request for each member. The note mentions the University of Guadalajara founded in 1791.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Charles Goslin
Hocking County Historical Society
Logan Armory
Hocking County
Historical Society
Logan Man Injured In Fall From Horse
A 38 year old Logan man suffered a concussion Saturday evening after being thrown from a horse on Geiger Road near its intersection with Route 93. Don Brown Route 4 was located by his wife about 15 minutes after the accident and treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital before being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Geiger Road
Don Brown
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking Valley Community Hospital Admits and Discharges
A hospital brief lists admissions at Hocking Valley Community Hospital including Edward G. Tucker Robert Thrush Ira Adams Elizabeth Allgood Kenneth Cubertson from Logan and Elden Dexter of New Plymouth. Discharges include Lester Bungard Donald Brown and Mrs William Loomis with unclear endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Tucker
Robert Thrush
Ira Adams
Elizabeth Allgood
Kenneth D Cubertson
Logan
Elden Dexter
New Plymouth
Lester Bungard
Donald Brown
William Loomis
Hal’ ?Helps
Legion Post Reports on Building at Nelsonville
Nelsonville Glenford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion met at the War Memorial Building. A report on building repairs was given and plans for posters listing local servicemen who served in Vietnam were discussed. A roster of names for display at the Public Square was proposed. A committee was appointed to study the plan. Members voted against the Halloween parade this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion War Memorial
Vietnam
Stephen Barber
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Logan Board
New Lexington
Nelsonville-York
Starr-Washington
Miller
Federal Hocking
Alexander
Ing
County Commissioners
James Manning
Dan Griffis
Eric
Penn
Gg Roeder
James Hart
Cleo Hansford
Oregon Ridge
Roeder
Hollister
United Nations Childrens’ Fund
Business and Professional Women’s Club
York Pto
St. Patrick’s Parish
Vinton High
Mary Straw
Edward Pieratt
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Leonard Newton
Roger Hinerman
Jackson Williams
Helen Lent
Alie Nood
Audrey Bishop
University of Guadalajara
Mexi
Legion Post
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