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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
8
Hocking County two week tax receipts from May 12 to May 25 total 8927, under the 9706 figure a year earlier. Fiscal year to date receipts reach 190818, below 208004 last year, with neighboring counties showing mixed gains and declines in two week comparisons.
West elementary honored its student council and health council at the final assembly of the year. The student council, formed a decade ago, includes two members per grade with rotating membership. Health council members from grades 6 to 1 were named with officers for several grades and advisors, followed by perfect attendance certificates and a park picnic with a city waterworks tour.
John W. Meldrim son of Mr and Mrs Hugh W Meldrim of 262 E Second St is among 305 students who will receive bachelor degrees at Occidental College this spring.
Birth to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ellis an 8 15 ounce son born at 1 33 am today. Admissions include Mrs Ransom Casto 323 East St Mrs George Workman Londonderry Rt 1 Miss Deborah Graves McArthur Mrs Harry Chapman 454 E Front St Miss up McIntire 1148 Fourth Dismissals include Mrs John Cinquepalmi New Lexington and several patients treated and released from E R emergency Halstead C Phelps 450 Henriettaa Ave Tracy Hugh 939 Walhending Ave Elston Mace Jr son of Mr and Mrs Elston Mace Sr Cardonale treated and released Troy Greene son of Mr and Mrs John Greene Cambridge treated and released Michael Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Donald Cooper Columbus.
Birth citations include Mr and Mrs Jerry Groce Nelsonville Rt 2 daughter Mr and Mrs Michael Werle Athens son and others in Nelsonville Glouster Trimble Shawnee Heath New Marshfield Albany Murray City Chauncey Reynoldsburg. Dismissals list multiple families with children in Logan Glouster Nelsonville Athens New Marshfield Albany and surrounding towns.
The state employment office announces five farm positions in Hocking County including two dairy hands paid 35 to 40 dollars weekly with housing and provisions and gas for one role. Three general farm workers are sought at 75 cents to 1 dollar per hour. Fairfield County lists two jobs two dairy hands at 40 dollars weekly with housing and utilities and one general farm hand at 1 dollar per hour.
Graduates receive degrees on the campus in Los Angeles as Dr. Frank H. Sparks former president of the Council for Financial Aid to Education speaks to graduates and families on Freedom's Infinite Potential during Sunday ceremonies.
Paul W. Rutter son of Mr and Mrs William J J Rutter 474 E Main St will graduate from Muskingum College New Concord on Monday June 10 with a bachelor of science degree.
Public debt in Hocking County at the start of 1963 stood at 2,193,725 dollars. The figure, submitted to State Auditor Roger Tracy, includes Logan city debt and school debts, with counties, villages, and townships showing mixed changes. Nationwide, Ohio local government bonded debt reached 2,458,? million at end of 1962, up 3.1 percent from a year earlier.
Applications to take a written civil service exam for the Sugar Grove Post Office rural carrier are due by June 25. Eligible residents must have lived in the delivery area for a year and be at least 19, with no upper age limit except possible one year temporary renewal for those over 70. Details and forms are at Sugar Grove Post Office. send to U S Civil Service Commission Washington 25 DC by June 25.
Ministers and lay delegates from all Methodist denominations gather for the Ohio Conference opening Tuesday marked by communion and a state of the church report by Dr. Austin Whitmore. Bishop Hazen G. Werner presides for his 15th year as Ohio Area Methodism leader with district superintendents to announce pastoral appointments Saturday evening.
Ohio counties receive a portion of 2.01 million in poor relief checks and 57.88 million in school foundation funds. State Auditor Roger Tracy distributed payments to Hocking, Pickaway, Ross, and other districts with local schools benefiting from allocations and reassigned funds.
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