Logan School Balance Is Low
The Logan City Board of Education held a brief meeting as state tax funds were awaited. End August general fund stood at 26 578 91 after payroll, with transfers approved to repairs and maintenance and personnel changes including new teachers and proctors.
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Logan
Logan City
Pamela K. Reitz
Linda J. Eckstine
Gibisonville
Sandra L. Erb
Erb
Reitz
Miss Eckstine
Margaret Sheets
Ohio
Ohio Unversity Inn, Harold R. Smith
Columbus
Charles Moore
Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals
James Moore
C. T. Grey and Young
Ohio School Boards’ Association
Chapter
The
Ohio Association Public
Lions To Sell Light Bulbs
Nelsonville Lions Club to hold annual light bulb sale with door to door canvass starting at 6 30 p m Proceeds support the Lions Club Sight Fund Members meet at 332 Franklin St before the sale Charles Gettle hosts the event
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Nelsonville
George Sufrenko
Nelsonville Lions Club
Charles Gettle
Franklin St
Lions Club Sight Fund
Circle 5 to Meet at First United Methodist Church
Circle Five of the First United Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Oda Elliott of Athens Road In Glouster Mr and Mrs Barry Walton of Columbus were weekend guests at the home of Walton s parents Mr and Mrs Herbie Zimmer
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Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
Oda Elliott
Athens Road
Glouster
Barry Walton
Columbus
Walton
Herbie Zimmer
Seven Cases Processed In Hocking County Court
Logan Ohio seven cases processed with seven bonds forfeited. Floyd R. Chambers found innocent on driving left of center. Jack Lehman fined for dog registration. John E. Irwin fined for improper registration. James C. Struckman fined with fine suspended for stop sign violation. Howard C. Delamtre fined for expired license. Norbert J. Mechley fined for speeding. Steven M. Barickman fined for speeding. Bond postings include Wayne C. Elkins Paul J. Crane Marshall L. Mabry Carol L. Hilton Eugene F. Kern Russell D. Ousley and Harry D. Miller with various speeding and license violations.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Floyd R. Chambers
Jack Lehman
John E. Irwin
James C. Struckman
Walnut Hills
Howard C. Delamtre
Rushville
Norbert J. Mechley
Cincinnati
Steven M. Barickman
Belpre
Wayne C. Elkins
Sugar Grove
Paul J
Logan Rose Growers Win Show Prizes
Logan Route 3 couple Leslie Duffey and spouse earned four trophies, eight blue ribbons, two thirds, and one second at the Buckeye District Rose Show in Cincinnati hosted by the Cincinnati Rose Society and Greater Cincinnati Rose Association. Don Solon also won four ribbons. Births and admissions listed for local residents.
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Logan
American Rose Society
Buckeye
Hospitality Inn
Kenwood Hall
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Rose Society
Greater Cincinnati Rose Association
Leslie Duffey
Logan Route 3
Don Solon
N. Wood St
School Property Recovered After Break-In
Three people linked to a South Bloomingville School break in were arrested in Pickaway County. Bruce Cupp and Patricia Cupp pleaded guilty and posted bonds. James Down remains jailed in Pickaway County facing charges. The Teays Valley School break was stopped by deputies. South Bloomingville property mostly recovered from Frank Beckley, held on receiving stolen goods charges.
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Logan
Pickaway County
South Bloomingville
Hocking County
Bruce Cupp
Patricia
Hocking
James Down
Paul Hartman
Cupp
Teays Valley
Hartman
Frank Beckley
Millersport
Beckley
Fairfield County
Legion Post Discusses Southern Ohio Veterans Hospital Plan
Charles Wood outlined a campaign to convert the Southeast Ohio TB Hospital into a Veterans Administration general hospital as of July 1 1972. Glenford Dugan Post 229 noted 40 percent of its 1972 membership quota achieved with Kenneth Jones leading the drive and Frank Hines high in the post champion race.
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Nelsonville
Charles Wood
Ohio
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Post
Wood
Disabled American Veterans of
Logan
Southeast Ohio
DAV
Veterans Administration General
George Blimes
Kenneth Jones
Frank Hines
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Readies Baby Directory
Mount St Mary Hospital lists births including Mr and Mrs Donald Poston Chauncey son Ray Nice Stewart Jesse Reedy Glouster Route 3 Mrs Ronnan Boldman Nelsonville Mrs Dora Davis Chauncey James Ross McArthur Route 2 Master Bruce Stumbo Nelsonville Route 2 Robert Taylor Nelsonville Route 1 Dick Ray Mrs Martha William James Lafollett William Guess Ray Nice Bernard Cooley Mrs Lucille Hoffee and Mrs Amanda Hiles. GLOUSTER The Loyal Berean Class meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Dew Street home of Mrs Eva Zimmer
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Donald Poston
Chauncey
Son
Ray Nice
Stewart
Jesse Reedy
Glouster
Ronnan Boldman
Nelsonville
Dora Davis
James Ross
McArthur
Bruce Stumbo
Robert Taylor
Dick Ray
Martha William
James Lafollett
William Guess
Bernard Cooley
Lucille Hoffee
Amanda Hiles
Berean
Dew Street
Eva Zimmer
Four Injured as Wellston Cars Spill Across Weekend
In Wellston four people were injured in five accidents reported by police. Valerie Dye, Deborah Conley, Michael D Johnson and two other drivers were involved in a Saturday series of incidents with no injuries in the first and two injuries in a second two car crash. A Sunday slide on First Street caused damage to a parked car with no injuries.
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Wellston
Valerie Dye
Hat
James Robert Davis
Hattens
Deborah Conley
E. Broadway
Pennsylvania Avenue
Michael D. Johnson
Oak Ridge Road
Jim Dalton
Lawrence Rapp
Johnson
Shirley A. Exline
Jackson
E. A Street
N. Pennsylvania
Jimmie R. Collins
Exline
Denver Smith
Teresa Perry
Holzer Medical Center
Melvin Cahoon
Brookville
Collins
Robert W. Dixon
First Street
Catherine Kennedy
Veterans Back Drive to Convert TB Facility Near Nelsonville
Veterans groups urge a regional plan to convert the Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital site into a Veterans Administration hospital serving a 60 mile radius. Petitions directed to President Nixon and Congress seek VA operation. organizers include Clyde Shingler and Charles erans of Nelsonville and Hocking County.
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Veterans Back Drive
Nelsonville
Nixon
Congress
Veterans Administration
Southeast Ohio
Ohio
West Virginia
Concerned Veterans Committee
Charles Wood
Hocking County
Clyde Shingler
Shingler
Washington
Sam C. Buchanan
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Licking
Meigs
Morgan
Muskingum
Nobel
Perry
Pickaway
Ross
Vinton
Mason, Wirt and Wood
Coshocton
Delaware
Franklin
Guernsey
Knox
Lawrence
Monroe
Pike and
Scioto
Apple Festival Opens in Jackson with Parade and Queen
The 31st annual Jackson County Apple Festival begins Wednesday in Jackson led by Grand Marshal M. M. Murphy. Queen Jan Russ, with attendants Cindy Jones and Brenda Oberholzer, will reign as 1971 72 Apple Festival Queen. Events include a school parade, Little Queen contest, bands, clowns, and a grand opening parade with crowning, continuing through Saturday.
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Jackson
Jackson County
M. M
Pat) Murphy
Jan Russ
Paul Russ
Oak Hill
Cindy Jones
Gerald. Jones
Brenda Oberholzer
Clifford Oberholzer
Ohio Lawmaker Pushes Two Election Reform Bills
Rep. Don Maddux announced the Ohio House will study two reform bills H R 187 and H B 188 aimed at expanding voter participation. H R 187 would move registration closer to election day from 40 days prior, and H B 188 would extend polling hours from 6 30 p m to 9 p m.
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House
Logan
Don Maddux
Ohio House of Representatives
Maddux
General Assembly
Senate
Ohio
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Harry Spence
John Rollin
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