Hospital levy urged as opening date slips to mid-winter
Logan voters face a seven tenths of one mill operating levy on November 9 for Hocking Valley Community Hospital. The Long Term Care Unit may not open until mid December or January after inspections, with October census hurt by the loss of Dr. Charles Pritchard. Administr ator David Arledge reports September revenues near ninety four thousand dollars and a solid patient load.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
Arledge
Art Gasser
Owen Yaw
J. Ward Doering
Leonard Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Twig
Ferguson
Open House Planned Across Logan Schools for Education Week
Logan city schools schedule open house events for American Education Week October 24 to 30. Elementary schools host visits Tuesday 7:30 to 9 p.m. Junior and senior high schools welcome parents Thursday 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tours include the new library reading center and boys locker room. no lunches will be served this year due to past low participation.
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Logan
Logan City
LEA Attacks Logan Board Over Negotiation Policy
Logan Education Association charges the Logan City Board of Education refused to negotiate a mutual policy. The LEA says the board advised on Oct 4 that no agreement could be reached and has not named an advisory board member, citing 500 Ohio districts with such agreements and court support.
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Logan
Logan Education Association
Logan City
LEA
Ohio
Extra Help Called For Halloween Patrols by Hocking Sheriff
Logan Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman announced that starting Wednesday evening members of the Hocking Hills Radio Club will patrol in private cars to assist the department during Halloween. They will stay in two way radio contact with the sheriff and other cruisers and cover Rockbridge Enterprise Union Furnace Carbon Hill and Haydenville areas. The department will also be represented at the Halloween Parade in Laurelville Friday evening. A separate note reports Robert Brotherton 20 Cottageville returned to Mason County Jail after psychiatric evaluation and scheduled to stand trial on a robbery charge in Mason County Circuit Court.
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Logan — Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Hocking Hills
Point Pleasant
Robert Brotherton
Cottageville
Mason County
Lakin State Hospital
Brotherton
William Homer Jacobs 84 Dies in Ravenna Burial Planned
Area death notices report William Homer Jacobs 84 of 10644 East Main Ravenna died Tuesday. Services were Thursday at Shorts Funeral Home with burial at Grandview Memorial Park. Survived by three daughters Pauline Wade Francis Caccia and Garnett Pike and four sons Charles Arnold Chester Sr. and Stanley plus 21 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.
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Ravenna
William Homer Jacobs
E. Main St
Shorts Funeral Home
Grandview Memorial Park
Jacobs
Letart Falls
Meigs County
Pauline Wade
Francis
Ruby) Caccia
Garnett Pike
Texas
Charles
Cincinnati
Arnold
Chester Sr
Stanley
History of Lighting Explored by Hocking County Society
Logan Ohio The Hocking County Historical Society will hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Logan Armory to discuss lighting history. William W. Woodward curator of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company's collection presents a program titled Man's Pathway from Darkness to Light detailing 3000 years of lighting progress to the mid 1800s with photographs of over 250 lamps. The display aids research for students historians and hobbyists. Woodward, a life underwriter, collected the lamps for display and access to the full set at Columbus and Southern for public study. The program is free to the public.
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Logan
Hocking County Historical Society
Logan Armory
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
William W. Woodward
Columbus and Southern
Center of Science and Industry
Columbus
Southern
Woodward
Burglary at Goldberg Store in Glouster on High Street
Weekend break in at the Goldberg Store 71 High St Glouster involved clothing and cash theft. Police aided by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification and Athens County Sheriff's Department notified. entry through a second floor window. losses include Levis and about 300 dollars. NELSONVILLE: Rebekah Lodge 906 IOOF hosts Halloween party Saturday at 7 30 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Temple.
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Glouster
High St
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Nelsonville — Rebekah
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Gallipolis Man Found Dead In Car
Dennis Harris 26 of 856 Fourth Ave. Gallipolis was found dead in his car in a Pine and Third Streets lot after being seen parked with engine running Monday night. An autopsy by Dr. Donald Warehime is planned. Harris had worked in Columbus and was divorced from Patricia Williams Harris. Survivors include a daughter Kimberly and several siblings. arrangements by Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home.
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Gallipolis
Dennis Harris
Fourth Ave
Pine and
Third Streets
Harris
Elliott
Gallia County
Donald Warehime
Columbus
Patricia Williams Harris
Kimberly Harris
Adrian
Eula) Watson
Roderick
Thelma) Gordon
Morris
Janet) Hogan
Epifanio
Edith) Santana
Herbie Harris
California
Bomb Scare Reported At Allensville School
A bomb scare at Allensville Vincon County Junior High School prompted evacuation of the new classroom building after a 10:45 a.m. call to Principal C. J. Crewey. Deputies searched the building, no device found, students returned to class before noon, investigation ongoing.
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Allensville
Vincon County
C. J. Crewey
Costume Parade Cancelled by Nelsonville Legion
Due to Beggars' Night and Halloween activities the American Legion and Auxiliary will not sponsor a Halloween costume parade this year. Demeter is the goddess of agriculture in Greek mythology.
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Nelsonville
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Demeter
Nelsonville United Appeal Sets $5000 Goal This Week
Nelsonville campaign leaders plan to finish contacts this week and report to division chiefs. George Sufronko says the goal remains $5,000 for the current drive. Beneficiaries include Boy Scouts Red Cross Salvation Army Mount St Mary Hospital Home Care USC and Travelers Aid.
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Nelsonville
Athens County United Appeal
George Sufronko
Sufrenko
United Appeal
Boy Scouts
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Cow Killed by Auto on Burr Oak Boulevard
A cow owned by Vern Coakley of Nelsonville Route 1 was struck and killed by a car Tuesday at 6 02 a m on Burr Oak Blvd State Route 78 near Monday Creek Bridge. The vehicle driven by Loretta McLaughlin of Gloucester hit the wandering animal causing medium damage to the car front. No citations were issued.
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Nelsonville
Vern Coakley
Burr Oak Blvd
Monday Creek Bridge
Loretta McLaughlin
Glouster
UNICEF Drive Scheduled by Nelsonville Club
The Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club will hold an after school UNICEF drive. Fourth to sixth graders from Poston Elementary and fifth graders from Nelsonville Elementary will go house to house with coin containers to raise funds for children worldwide. Mrs. Mabel Haffner, chairwoman, asks residents to watch for the volunteers and teams will turn in containers at the city building on Fayette Street once finished.
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Nelsonville
Unicef
Mason Pageant Planned for Wahama High School
Rehearsals for the Mason County Junior Miss pageant start Tuesday with a 6 to 9 PM meeting in the Wahama High School band room. Eligible seniors from Hannan Point Pleasant and Wahama schools may enter by attending or calling co chairs Mrs. William Russell or Mrs. C. M. Adams Jr. The event is Nov 20 at 8 PM in the Wahama gym.
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New Haven
Mason County
Wahama High School Band Boosters
Wahama
Circle Plans Fall Festival at Nel sonville
The Charter Circle of the First United Methodist Church in Nelsonville met with Mrs. Roy Bankes hosting. Judy Barber led devotions as they planned a Wednesday work party at 9 a.m. for the Fall Festival and arranged sale of homemade Christmas cookies at 1 per package, with orders by several phone numbers or through members.
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Nelsonville
Roy Bankes
First United Methodist Church of
Judy Barber
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
A record of births at Hocking Valley Hospital lists Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Russell of Buchtel with a son and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thacker of McArthur with a daughter. Additional newborns include Master Tracy Van Bibber of Union Furnace, Master Thomas Bell Jr. of New Straitsville, and several Logan residents.
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Vaughn Russell
Buchtel
Earl Thacker
McArthur
Tracy Van_ Bibber
Union Furance
Thomas Bell Jr
New Straitsville
Margaret Peppers
Herman Woolever
Wendy Prater
Logan
Homecoming Queen Candidates Announced at Wellston High
Four girls vie for homecoming queen as candidates Dana McCarley Becky Merrill Mary Patterson and Sheree Walburn lead the court plus three class queens Brenda Brady Kim McCumber and Janie Sprinkles. Queen to be crowned before Friday night football versus Waverly with dance to follow from 11 pm to 1 am. Blues Sanctum provides music. admission 1.25.
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Wellston
Wellston High School
Golden Rockets
Waverly
Dana McCarley
Becky Merrill
Mary
Terry) Patterson
Sheree Walburn
Miss McCarley
Mack McCarley
McGhee Lane
Brenda Brady
Vean Brady
S. Wisconsin Ave
Kim McCumber
Kermit McCumber
Janie Sprinkles
Ruby Woods
Bill Sprinkles
Blues Sanctum
Tri-Hi-Y
George Lovell
WHS
Ganocy Promises Harmony Elected Logan Mayor
Logan mayoral candidate Albert Ganocy, a Democrat, pledges harmony and bi monthly department head meetings to improve city communication. A Goodyear foreman, he cites population decline and outlines plans for a master recreation plan, downtown parking studies, low cost street work, and tax restraint. Ganocy vows a working mayor and service director to join his administration.
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Logan
Albert Ganoey
Merril B. Haney
Ganoey
Cuyahoga Falls
Ganocy
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Ganacy
Candidates Night Set In Logan
Logan AAUW hosts Meet the Candidates Night at Logan High School auditorium Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Moderator Rev Conrad Diehm leads a panel with James Davis Neil Dawley Larry Wells and Mrs Margaret Greenman seeking two four year terms on the Logan City School Board starting Jan 1 1972.
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Logan
American Association of University Women
Logan High School
Conrad Diehm
James Davis
Betty Ave
Neil Dawley
Larry Wells
Mulberry St
Margaret Greenman
N. Market St
Logan City
AAUW
Fred Ervin
Charman
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Clarence Walters
Donna Bateman
Hudson Surgen
Mark Tracy
Shaye Hicks
Garnet Ossman
Arcadia Acres
Nelsonville-York High School
Marilee Kunzman
Keith Dane
Donna Doyle
Hoy Seckinger
Anna Jones
Christ Wolfe
Teresa Watkins
Don Dunnington
Debbie Matheny
Bill Devol
William H. Jacobs
He Was
Blackford
Son
Herbert L. and
Esta Cofer Harris
Waugh-Halley- Wood Funeral Home
Omer D. Hawkins
Mercy Hospital
Gainsboro
Tenn
James
Sarah Hicks Hawkins
Wellston Church of Christ
Hawkins
Jackson County
Daffo Allen Hawkins
Leo Hicks
Ruth Ann Hildebrand
Cardington
Ernest
Henderson, Tenn
Church of Christ
Donald Fout
Ridgewood Cemetery
Rogers Mortuary
Sufronko
Mason
Circle Plans
Hocking Valley Hospital
Nelson Walter
Howard Notestone
Cora Sapp
Hattie Kitchen
Walter Huffman
Rose Hunter
Boy Huntley
Otho Huntley
Hi-Times
Rainbow Girls
National Honor Society
Miss Merril
Don Merril
West C. St
Miss Patterson
Mike Patterson
Sue Patterson
Massachusetts Ave
Miss Walburn
E. E. Walburn
Walburn
S. Ohio Ave
Ganocy Promises Harmony
Wilma
Joyce
Asbury College
Wilmore
Judy
Goodyear Foremen’s Club
Goodyear Industrial Squadron
Alumni Association
Metropolitan Housing Committee
Gideons International
Pathfinders
Trinity United Methodist Church
Harry Westfall
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