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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

2

Two West Elementary Teachers Named Outstanding Of America

Mrs. Joanne Horsky and Mrs. Marilyn MacFarland of West Elementary have been selected as Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America for 1973. Nominated by their principal, they are noted for classroom excellence, professional service, and civic leadership.

Joanne Horsky Marilyn MacFarland West Elementary School America Horsky Hill St Logan High School Debbie David Findlay High School Ohio University Logan Logan Sac Ohio Association of Classroom Teachers Delta Kappa Gamma National Education West School LEA Euterpean Music Club Hocking Val W. Gilbert Beers Marilyn McFarland Ed Ullman

Deaths and Funerals in Bremen and area

Harry Raymond Thomas 43 of Bremen died yesterday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Surviving: daughter Carolyn Stillman. sons Ronnie and Ricky. three brothers. sister. three grandchildren. father Harry Sr. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Snyder Funeral Home Bremen. Burial Grandview Cemetery. Friends may call today 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. Mary Belle Wilson 70 of Sugar Grove died Wednesday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Formerly of Columbus, member of St John’s Lutheran Church and Robert Morris 372 CES. Surviving husband Charles L. Wilson. daughter Ernest Cassinger. four grandchildren. brother. several nieces and nephews. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday Frank E. Smith Funeral Home Lancaster. Burial Stokey Cemetery Sugar Grove. Homer D. Armstrong 82 of 42 W Hunter St died Tuesday in Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Roberts Funeral Home. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Military taps. Thomas W. Anderson 75 of 198 Gallagher Ave pronounced dead.

Harry Raymond Thomas Bremen Lancaster Fairfield Hospital Marion Twp Buckeye Pipeline Co Carolyn Stillman Junction City Ronnie Rushville Ricky James Tucson Ariz Jack Don Lancaster Linda Embrey Harry Sr Snyder Funeral Home Grandview Cemetery Charles L. Wilson Mary Belle Sugar Grove Rt Lancaster- Fairfield Hospital Columbus St. John’s Lutheran Church Broad and Hague Robert Morris Charles L Hap Ernest Cassinger Sugar Grove Bernard M. Adams Sugar Grove Rt. 1 Frank E. Smith John Cox Stokey Cemetery Homer D. Armstrong Roberts W. Hunter St Hocking Valley Community Hospital Conrad O. Diehm Edna B. Hughes Mabel Prather Neil W. Dillon William Mack Richard Till Frances R. Roberts David L. Roberts Thomas E. Roberts Oak Grove Cemetery Sam Steward

Hide-A-Way Hills owners petition county for development limits

A delegation of Hide-A-Way Hills property owners appeared before Hocking County commissioners to seek restrictions on new facilities within the development. Petitions from 58 owners argue for club wishes to guide any platting or subdivision, contrasting with the real estate company’s agenda. The meeting also approved tax-collection date extension and a $50,000 advance in the tax settlement, plus $4,500 moved from recreation to salaries. An animal claim by Earl and Ervin Blackstone was approved.

Hide-A-Way Hills Hocking County Hide-A-Way Earl and Ervin Blackstone Rockbridge

Tech Students Sponsor Criminal Justice Review at Hocking Tech

Leadership students at Hocking Technical College plan a two day criminal justice review on June 2 and 3 open to police departments and the public. Agencies display include the American Correctional Association U S Department of Liquor Control U S Treasury Alcohol Tobacco Firearms Secret Service and local police departments with demonstrations films and discussions to foster cooperation and public service awareness.

Hocking Technical College The American Correctional Association U.S Department of Liquor Control U.S. Treasury Department Division of Alcohol, Firearms, Tobacco Control U.S. Secret Service Athens Police Department Nelsonville Logan Police Department Perry County Logan Civil Defense William Born Law Enforcement Equipment Co Hocking Technical College Equipment Co

Break-In Reported at Beckoning Hills Scout Camp

Hocking sheriff's deputies investigated a break-in at Beckoning Hills Scout Camp on Golf Course Road. The rear window was broken and 32 plastic dishes a dutch oven cups saucers salad bowls and an electric heater were stolen.

Hocking Beckoning Hills Golf Course Rd

Young Cyclist Cited For Reckless Motorcycle Operation

Donald E. Mason a 17 year old from Logan Route 2 was cited by city police at 7 55 p m Thursday for reckless operation of a motorcycle on Elm and Third Streets He is to appear in juvenile court at a later date.

Donald E. Mason Logan Rt. 2 Elm and Third Sts

Arrival May 29 Service and Burial Details

On arrival May 29 at Hocking The Rev Philmore Ashcraft officiated and Carl B Spence Pallbearers were Hershel L Anderson Sheldon Leffler Eugene Mohler Frederick Mohler Jr Lloyd B Hayes Gary Loomis and John Hunter Burial occurred in Smith Chapel.

Hocking Valley Community Hospital Philmore Ashcraft Carl B. Spence Hershel L. Anderson Sheldon Leffler Eugene Mohler Frederick Mohler Jr Lloyd B. Hayes Gary Loomis John Hunter Smith Chapel Cemetery

State of Chirtment of sage certifieg te of Compliance

Fragmentary state insurance certificate text dated July 1 1972 from Columbus Ohio. It references compliance with state insurance laws including capital surplus and financial condition figures and the signature of Kenneth DeShetler Superintendent of Insurance of Ohio.

Ini Columbus Ohio Nneth DeShetler Insurance of Ohio

4-H program expands in county with new clubs

Extension Agent told commissioners there are 888 4-H members in 56 clubs with 12 advisors. Three new clubs were added in Murray City and two in Laurelville, ensuring a 4-H presence in every township.

Murray City Laurelville Young

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