Local people weigh in on tomato juice and football chatter
Forrest Moore jokes about tomato juice being the state beverage as Gov. Rhodes takes credit. Logan figures share memories of a West Virginia airport incident. Scrappy Myers fills in at a Logan Jackson game while Judge Harley Myers was away. The Logan stadium shows wear after rain and heavy use. Athens visits on November 5 in a likely barnburner. The Rev Hugh Robinson coaches flag football. Tom Brandt hawks odd diet cards. Tom Walsh sports a Notre Dame query with a ND emblem.
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Forrest Moore
Hocking County
106Th General Assembly
Heck
Rhodes
James
Moore
Scrappy Myers
Common Pleas
Harley Myers
Logan-Jackson
LHS
Wilton FHA Installs Miss Goss President
Wilkesville October meeting installed officers and 20 new members. Linda Goss became president with Mary Farley as vice president and Peggy Napper as secretary. Regina Molihan is treasurer, Faye Camp parliamentarian, and historian Carol Bakers. A film on mental health was shown and a pancake supper is planned for November 16.
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Wilkesville
Wilton Fha
Linda Goss
Mary Farley
Peggy Napper
Regina Molihan
Faye Camp
Carol Bakers
Dietician Named Chief At Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs. Francis Roberts of Logan is named chief dietician for the new Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Administrator John Sappington said she will begin duties when the $1.5 million facility opens around January 1. Roberts, a Logan native, has a BS in home economics and major in nutrition from St Marys of the Springs and Ohio State University.
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Logan
Francis
Kathrin) Roberts
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
John Sappington
Sappington
Roberts
C. A. Rochester
Roberts Funeral Home
Tight Vote Predicted In Mayor's Race
Logan voters face a tight mayoral contest between incumbent Jack N. Moorehead and challenger Delmar Freeman after last election saw a five to nine vote margin. Freeman cites past deficits and unpaid city obligations while Moorehead stresses continued progress as both allege fiscal leaks and political attacks.
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Logan
Jack N. Moorehead
Delmar Freeman
Moorehead
Don Keister
Freeman
Moorhead
Keister
OSU Study Of Doctors Is Praised
Logan Logan area administrator John Sappington of Hocking Valley Community Hospital lauded an Ohio State University study on Southeastern Ohio doctor needs. He said the findings are true for Hocking County and Logan and that the new hospital with modern facilities can attract doctors, while community support is essential to lure new graduates to settle here.
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Logan
John Sappington
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ohio State University
Southeastern Ohio
Sappington
Hocking County
Two Guilty In Assault Judge Rules
A Hocking County Common Pleas Court jury found Mary Lou Walton and William Walton guilty on assault and battery counts after an 18 minute deliberation in an unusually short verdict. Judge Harley Meyers sentenced Walton to six months in jail with a $100 fine suspended. Mrs Walton received a $50 fine and costs. Indicted by the October grand jury, the case stemmed from an incident on the Walton property in Benton Township on April 16.
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Logan
Mary Lou
William Walton
Hocking County
Stauffer's Sales Rise 13 Percent in 1965 Third Quarter
Stauffer Chemical reports third quarter 1965 sales of 80.23 million dollars, up 13 percent from a year earlier, with net earnings 6.63 million dollars or 70 cents a share. Nine months sales total 249.96 million, up 19 percent. earnings 23.99 million or 2.52 per share, up 28 percent. President Hans Stauffer notes 1965 is shaping as a banner year.
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Point Pleasant
Stauffer Chemical Co
Hans Stauffer
Logan City Council Mulls One Way Streets and Funds Transfers
Logan City Council approved moving 600 dollars from contingencies to recreation and eight transfers between funds. An ordinance seeks Community Cable Service license while Third and Church Streets may become one way. Fair board rent may drop to 50 dollars. winter vehicle housing in fair buildings considered. Halloween party planned by Hillbillie 4-H Club at Upper Flats.
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Logan
Contingencies Fund
Recreation Fund
Community Cable Service, Inc
Roy Kelch
Third
Church Sts
Oneway Streets
Ellinger
Ed Ritgers
Fair Board
Ritgers
Point Pleasant
Upper Flats
Hillbillie 4-H Club
4-H Club
School for Leaders Certification at St Paul Methodist Church
Dr Carl Irvin will direct a five session program at St Paul Methodist Church to prepare leaders for certification. Sessions begin November 11 and continue November 14, 16 and 18 in Point Pleasant.
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Point Pleasant
Carl Irvin
St. Paul Methodist Church
Florida tax take from racing and jai alai tops 35 million
Horse and dog tracks and jal alai frontons contributed nearly 35 million dollars in taxes for the state of Florida, an increase of about 11 percent from the 1963 64 period.
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State of
Florida
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