Brown Tells GOP Of Local Needs At Logan Fish Fry
Mayor M. B. Haney urged the GOP to serve people as he spoke to about 560 guests at the Logan Armory during a Republican fish fry. Clarence Blosser, Hocking County chairman, introduced guests from several counties and rising Young Republican officers. State Senator Harry Armstrong and U S Representative Clarence Miller sent greetings.
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Logan
M. B. Haney
Logan Armory
Marian Sinsel
Hocking County
Clarence Blosser
Blosser
del Reese
Elmer Jones
John Tabor
Harry Armstrong
U.S
Clarence Miller
Methodist Church Youth Set Program in Mission Festival
Trinity United Methodist Church youth sponsor a Mission Festival in the Education Unit Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. Four country rooms will be shown, a safari tour from 6 to 7, and a 7 p.m. missionary service with film, music, and dedication of the quarterly offering. Lt Gov John Brown speaks on local elections and Republican strength. a local GOP delegation presents a copy of Who's Who in American Politics to Blosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Trinity United Methodist Church
Hunter and
Spring Street
Friends of the Church
Wayne Todd
John Brown
Brown
Republican Party
Blosser
George Crow
Alvin Smith
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Sinsel
Tabor
Young Republicans
Planning Commission Sets Meeting
A special Planning Commission session is called with the County Commissioners on Tuesday at 8 p.m. to discuss approving the use of state issue one bond money for county road improvements. Members listed include Claude Chilcote Roscoe Mowrey Richard Hall Raymond Shaw Curtis Hinton Clay Rafferty Donald Swyers and Robert Holloway. The public meeting will be in the County Commissioners’ office on the courthouse third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Planning Commission
Claude Chilcote
Roscoe Mowrey
Richard Hall
Raymond Shaw
Curtis Hinton
Clay Rafferty
Donald Swyers
Robert Holloway
County Commissioners
Fall Festival Set Saturday In Allensville
Plans for the annual PTA Fall Festival at Allensville School are announced. Doors open at 6 30 p m in the gymnasium of the new school. A king queen prince and princess will be crowned with food drinks games and contests available.
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Allensville
PTA
Two West Virginia Servicemen Promoted in Germany
Specialist Larry Peck son of Homer and Mrs Peck of Leon West Virginia and Specialist Boyd Coleman son of Wilbert and Mrs Coleman of Pliny West Virginia have both been promoted to the rank of Specialist 4 in the Third Armored Division of the U S Army in Germany. Peck serves with Company B 1st Battalion 33rd Armor near Gelnhausen and Coleman drives a jeep in the same unit. Both entered the Army in 1968 and completed basic training at Fort Campbell Kentucky. Peck graduated Point Pleasant High School in 1966 attended West Virginia State College Institute and worked for Gates Engineering before enlisting. Coleman graduated Point Pleasant High School in 1967 worked for Hobart Manufacturing in Troy Ohio before enlisting. Peck is 20 and stationed in Germany since October. Coleman is 20 and arrived in October 1968 with his wife Molly listed at Henderson Ohio address.
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Larry Peck
Homer Peck
Leon
W. Va
Third Armored Division
Germany
33Rd Armor
Gelnhausen
Peck
Ft. Campbell
Ft. Sill
Okla
Point Pleasant High School
West Virginia State College Institute
Gates Engineering Company
Beckley
Army
Boyd L. Coleman
Wilbert Coleman
Pliny
Route 1
3Rd Armor
Coleman
Jobless Claims Up During Week In Logan And Athens
Unemployment claims for the week ending Oct 18 total 187 with 27 in Logan and 11 in Athens for initial filings. Continued claims rise to 8 in Logan and 65 in Athens, overall up 10 from last week and 26 higher than a year ago. Local job openings include an experienced farm equipment mechanic a tire salesman a kitchen helper a nursemaid and a live in maid.
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Logan
Harold Zimmerman
Athens
Two Films Slated At TRAP Meeting In Logan
Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman will show two films. "Drunken Driving" and "Drugs" at TRAP Thursday night in Logan. Parents and TRAP members are invited. the program may run until 9 30 p.m.
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Logan
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
TRAP
Haydenville Social Notes and Carbon Hill Turkey Shoot
Mrs. C. S. Matheny and Mrs. L. C. Hutchins visited Chicago to see Matheny's son Paul F. Matheny. Mrs. Roy Crothers stayed with the Dodds in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brill and Ruth Brill from Reynoldsburg and Elsie Marsh of Logan visited Mrs. John Hooper. Monday Creek Fish and Game Club of Carbon Hill sponsors a turkey shoot Sunday on State Route 278 starting at 1 p.m. Prizes include hams bacon and turkeys.
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Haydenville
C. S. Matheny
L. C. Hutchins
North Canton
Chicago
Matheny
Paul F. Matheny
Roy Crothers
James Dodd
Columbus
Robert Brill
Ruth
Reynoldsburg
Elsie Marsh
Logan
John Hooper
Carbon Hill
Monday Creek Fish and Game Club
Floyd Brown
Starrs Host Visitors for Starr United Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Floyd Cruise of Megadore visited Starr residents and Virgil Carter of New Marshfield toured George W Carter. Starr church work continues with basement services planned by November 9 weather permitting as ground is prepared and furnace installed. A ways and means committee led by John Carr was formed and Rev Wilson Rollins was replaced by Mrs Alice McCutcheon for services. Nelsonville Democrat Club to hold 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Elks Club Saturday.
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Starr
Floyd Cruise
Megadore
Charles Stanley
Clara Edwards
Dorothy
George W. Carter
Tom Merten
Susan
Tom
Darlene
Springfield
Catherine Eggleston
Lafe Eggleston
Virgil Carter
New Marshfield
George R. Carter
Starr United Methodist Church
John Carr
John E. Carr
Barbara
John Corbet
Joyce
Richard Rhodes
Melody
Richard
Curt Carter
Wilson Rollins
Alice McCutcheon
Bournesville
Chillicothe
Janet Atwood
Brimner Receives CPCU Professional Title
Logan resident Luther R. Brimner of 526 East Main Street was among 516 people nationwide awarded the Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter designation by the American Institute of Insurance Underwriters at Atlantic City New Jersey. Brimner, an alumnus of Logan High School and Ohio State University, operates the Brimner Insurance Agency in Logan after 15 years in the insurance business.
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Logan
Luther R. Brimner
E. Main St
American Institute of Insurance Underwriters
Atlantic City
N. J
Brimner
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Brimner Insurance Agency
McArthur Industry Development Unit Forms Office
An Industrial Development Committee under Vinton County Community Improvement Corp prepares a new office above the McArthur Savings and Loan Co. The staff includes D. T. Reese as executive director and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace as secretary. The unit seeks donations to fund operations and invites local professionals to support and visit.
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McArthur
Vinton County Community Improvement Corp
Aid For
McArthur Savings and Loan Co
Vinton County
D. T. Reese
Kenneth (Novella) Wallace
William Lacy Cyrus
Vinton Board Amends Skirt Length Rule in Ohio
The Vinton County school board amended the dress rule to require skirts no shorter than three and a half inches above the knee cap to accommodate dressmakers, with three inches above the knee cap as a practical target. Principal Haskins noted a survey of 50 southeastern Ohio schools showing most have some dress standards and two thirds responded. The board also approved substitute bus drivers and part time janitorial staff, and discussed the five mill school operating levy. A divorce petition was filed by Charles North against Sharon North.
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McArthur
Vinton County School Board
Cap
Charles Haskins
Southeastern Ohio
Marlene Allman
Emerson Puckett
Charles Sowers
Dundas
Citizens Committee For Schools
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Gop
Methodist Church
By Besnice Carter
Turkey
By Hazel Eggelston
Nelsonville
York Township
Democrat Club
Elks Club
Don Kern
CPCU
Luther Brimner
Vinton Board
Charles North
Logan Route 3
Sharon North
Ohio
Whitewall
Buckeye Mart
Arene
Bank Americard
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