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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

5

Lions Endorse 6-Mill Levy For Hocking School

Logan school superintendent Dwight Diller told the Lions Club that a 6 mill levy is badly needed to cover total appropriations including bond retirement and lunchroom funds. He rebutted critics from the Greater County Citizenship Council over misread figures and noted Logan’s lower cost per pupil compared to inflation. Diller cited strong student performance including four freshmen winning district state scholarships.

LOGAN Dwight Diller Logan Lions Club The Lions Diller Greater County Citizenship Council School Management Magazine

Athens Ordinance Authorizes Fire Dept Hydraulic Ladder Truck

Ordinance 0-68-66 authorizes the Director of Public Safety of Athens Ohio to contract for one hydraulic aerial ladder truck for the Fire Department. Bids will be advertised as required by law. Enacted October 11 1966 with mayoral approval following.

Director of Public Safety Athens Ohio State OF

Ordinance Approves Sewage Plant and Lift Station in Athens

City council approves construction of a sewage treatment plant and lift station in Athens Ohio. Service Director is authorized to contract with the lowest responsible bidder after legal advertising, with the ordinance effective at the earliest allowed date after October 17 1966.

Athens State Oht Ohio Harry B. Crewson Counc Patricia B. Betz Raymond Shepard

Logan Board Warns Funds Strain as Enrollment Rises

Logan Board of Education reports enrollment up more than 550 pupils since 1960 while income lags. Inflation raises education costs 27 percent since 1959. per pupil funding ranks in bottom 20 of 754 Ohio districts in 1964-65. Teacher resignations exceed state average. 6-mill levy approval urged.

Logan Logan Board of Education Ohio

Glouster Folks Visit Family and Friends Across States

Glouster residents share travel news and visits. Lucy Palmer travels to Chillicothe to see son in law Richard Enlow and daughter. Glenn McMaster visits Toledo with daughter Wahnetta Brown. Charles Swartz returns from Daytona with hosts Vern Woods and Mary Woods. Donna Rogers of Columbus visits her mother Holly Rogers and travels to Parkersburg and Liver Pool WV to see Kendal Harper family and Julia Eagle. Other guests include Everett Sisco of Detroit and Evelyn Vernon returning home after a visit with Pettits. Gary Kittle and children from Heath spent weekend with Harley Kittle. numerous local gatherings and birthdays noted. Sgt. James Carter arrives from Munich to attend Ft. Sill artillery school after seven years in service.

Chillicothe Richard Enlow Glenn McMaster Palmer Toledo Wahnetta Brown

Hocking Valley Hospital Admits List of Patients

The Hocking Valley Community Hospital admits Glen L. Wilson Laurelville Route 1 Randy Dale Cook Logan Edward A. Hoover Logan Russell I. Wilson Logan Mrs George Buhrts Logan Mary Smith McArthur Route 1 Mrs Ernest Hutchinson and son Logan Ira B. Stephenson Logan. Dismissals include Edmund Lange and Mrs Lowell Nutter.

Glen L. Wilson Laurelville Randy Dale Cook Logan Edward A. Hoover Russell I. Wilson George Buhrts Mary Smith McArthur Ernest Hutchinson Ira B. Stephenson

Four Young Adults Named in City Court Case

William Grant Estep age 22 and Carolyn Sue Neville age 18, both of New Haven, appear in court alongside Robert Thomas Jones age 21 of Gallipolis Ferry and Jean Yvonne Lantz age 20 of Point Pleasant.

William Grant Estep New Haven Carolyn Sue Neville Robert Thomas Jones Gallipolis Ferry Jean Yvonne Lantz Point Pleasant

Army Pvt. Richard L. Owings Promoted in German Base

Logan Richards Owings, 19, earns promotion to Army private first class at Aschaffenburg Germany where he serves as a wheel vehicle mechanic in Company C 85th Maintenance Battalion. A 1964 Logan High School graduate he worked for General Electric before enlisting in January 1966. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William P Owings of Logan.

Logan Richard L. Owings Aschaffenburg Germany 85Th Owings Logan High School General Electric Army William P. Owings, Logan

Hocking County dairy committee to meet at extension office

Logan The Hocking County dairy herd improvement committee will gather at the extension office at 8 p.m. Thursday to plan the 1967 dairy program.

Logan Hocking County Dairy Herd Improvement Committee

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Hocking School Rotary Board of Education Hisory Continental United States Alaska Hawaii General Telephone Gereral Harry 8. Crewson F.D.I.C Athens County the Security Bank Lockheed-Georgia Marietta Herb Brady Terry Mapes Logan Board Glouster Mrs Lucy Palmer Charles Swartz Broad St Daytona Vern Woods Mary Woods Julia Herbst Donna Rogers Columbus Holly Rogers Parkersburg Kendal Harper and Julia Eagle Rogers Everett Sisco Detroit, Mich Evelyn Vernon Braun St C. H. Pettit Mrs. Ruston Pettit West Carrollton Gary Kittle Heath Mr. Kittle Harley Kittle Madison St Jerry McCune Nick Brunton Goldie Willis Harry Rankin Brunton Sgt James Carter James Cart Er Sr Munich Carter U. S. Army Artillery School Ft. Sill Oklo K. S. McLain Marie Grayson Lois Cummins Hazel Alrey Elyria Harley Little Philo Cleveland Plain Dealer Cloud Cloud Campaign Committee Miller Wilson Fort Street Nelsonville, Chie Hocking Valley Community Hospital Edmund Lange Lowell Nutter L.s.green Menthol Athens Area
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