Rotary Told Settlement Hurt Industry And Union
Arthur F. Johnston, manager of industrial relations for Carborundum Co. at Niagara Falls, told Logan Rotary last night that government intervention in the steel strike settlement harmed both the industry and the union. He said a settlement by collective bargaining would have been better and quicker, without the Taft Hartley cooling off period. Johnston noted the possible rise in steel prices due to union gains and cited his mixed experience with management and unions. Grant Byrnes introduced the speaker. Dr. Chet Brian attended as a guest.
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Logan
Carborundum Co
Arthur F. Johnston
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Johnston
United Steel Workers Union
Grant Byrnes
Logan’s
Chet Brian
Eaton, Ohio
Rotary Club
Shawnee council warns against fire truck chasers
Shawnee village council addressed unauthorized followers of fire and emergency squad vehicles hindering firefighters. Police Chief Lewis Morgan was instructed by the mayor and council to attend fires and issue tickets to anyone interfering with or hindering firemen.
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Lewis Morgan
Henry Takes Part In Field Training Set
SANDHO FEN Germany Army M Sgt James E Henry of Losan Route 1 participated in field training with the 8th Division 18th Infantry in Germany. He is assigned to the infantry mortar battery in Sandhofen. Henry entered the Army in December 1942 and arrived overseas in November 1958. His mother Mrs Martha F Ervin and his wife Alexandra live on Logan Route 1.
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Sandhofen
Germany
James E. Henry
Losan
8Th Division
18Th Infantry
Henry
Martha F. Ervin
Alexandra
Logan
Carl Dye In Training In Northern Italian Alps
VICENZA Italy Army S-5 Carl Dye son of Mrs Sylvia A Dye Gore Route 1 recently participated with the 62nd Engineer Company in a field training exercise in the northern Italian Alps The NATO joint operation with the Italian Army tested units of the 1st U.S Army Missile Command Dye a combat construction specialist arrived overseas on this tour in September 1957 He attended Logan High School His wife Mary accompanies him in Italy.
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Vicenza
Italy
Carl Dye
Sylvia A. Dye
62Nd
Italian Alps
1St
U.S. Army Missile Command
Dye
Logan High School
Mary
Willing Workers Class Meeting Postponed in Nelsonville
The January meeting of the Willing Workers Class at the Christian Church in Nelsonville is postponed due to illness.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Police Assist In Campaign for Funds
Glouster village police help local chairmen in Merch of Dimes fund drive. Coin cards are distributed by police while clubs run other tasks. The Chit Chat Club places containers in stores and the Junior Progressive Study Club heads the Mothers March. Mrs. Yeater and Mrs. Cunningham chair the effort.
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Glouster
Chit Chat Club
Junior Progressive Study Club
D. K. Yeater
John Cunningham
Loyal Women Class to Meet at Glouster Church
The Loyal Women's Class of Glouster Church of Christ will gather Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Mary Ginnan's home. Hostesses include Mrs Weltha Williams Mrs Mary Ginnan and Mrs Mary Johnston.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Mary Ginnan
Weltha Williams
Mary Johnston
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Luster Bobo Admitted to University Hospital Columbus
Luster Bobo of Jacksonville was admitted to University Hospital in Columbus on Sunday. He was accompanied by his son William and is in room 937.
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Luster Bobo
Jacksonville
University Hospital
Columbus
Bobo
William
Mrs Elsie Preston Confined At Home With Flu
Mrs Elsie Preston, 77 S Culver St, is homebound with a severe flu. Her son Floyd Preston of Columbus has been with her since last Thursday.
Ruling Planned After PUCO Hearing On NYC Glouster Agency
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will issue a ruling after a hearing in Glouster on a New York Central Railroad request to close its local agency. The session resumed when PUCO noted the report omitted freight revenue. coal loading at the Glouster agency was highlighted. Richard Guinther led the village during the proceedings attended by railroad officials and a PUCO examiner at the American Legion Hall.
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Glouster
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Leter
New York Central Railroad
PUCO
Richard Guinther
Two Nominated As Postmasters in Ohio
A Glouster man Ernest W. Jones and Laurelville woman W Kathryn Whisler were named by President Eisenhower for Senate consideration as Ohio postmasters. The nominations mark the customary presidential submissions for local posts in the state.
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Laurelville
Senate
Ohio
Eisenhower
Ernest W. Jones
Glouster
W. Kathryn Whisler
Mingus Family Establish Home on Pottery Street Logan
Mr and Mrs David Mingus and their two children move to 541 Pottery St Logan. Mr Mingus, a Glouster native, worked with the Ohio University farm at Hebardville and recently transferred to the Logan Bureau of Workmens Compensation. Mrs Mingus is the former Virginia Norris of Logan.
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Logan
David Mingus
Pottery St
Mingus
Glouster
Ohio University
Hebardville
Logan Bureau of Workmens Compensation
Virginia Norris
Chauncey Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Virgil Wilson of Bartlett visited his mother Evelyn Burchfield who hosted Sunday guests including Hughie McCune and family from Sand Ridge and John Russell and son Jerry from Millfield. Other visits came from Al Bonowoski family of Jacksonville and Ralph Crabtree family of Athens plus Phyliss Crabtree in California. Phyliss also saw Jack Shook family in Lambado California. Mabel Lawrence, Chauncey-Dover School music supervisor, could not resume teaching due to illness.
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Virgil Wilson
Bartlett
Evelyn Burchfield
Hughie McCune
John
Leroy
Dorothy
Lucille
Donna
Sand Ridge
John Russell
Jerry
Millfield
al Bonowoski
Jacksonville
Don Forsyth
Ralph Crabtree
Karen
Laura Jo
Athens
Phyliss Crabtree
California
Edward Brook
Santee
Calif
Mabel Lawrence
Chauncey - Dover School
Chauncey Boosters Sponsor Skating Party at Millfield
Chauncey Band boosters sponsor a skating party at Millfield Roller Rink Friday at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Band ‘Boosters
Millfield Roller Rink
Class Holds Installation at Glouster Church of Christ
At the Loyal Daughters Class organizational meeting of Glouster Church of Christ officers were installed including President Wanda McAllister Vice President Maude Williams Treasurer Mary Baker and Secretary Rachel Murray The group will meet on the second Monday of each month with Ber tine Eberts hosting the February gathering Coffee and cookies were served to several members including Esta Cunningham Jane Murray Elma Kittle Bertine Eberts Wanda McAllister Mary Williams Mary Baker and Rachel Murray.
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Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Glouster Church of Christ
Wanda McAllister
Maude Williams
Mary Baker
Rachel Murray II
Bertine Eberts
Esta Cunningham
Jane Murray
Elma Kittle
Wands McAllister
Rachel Murray
Athens Union at Well Wednesday Jan Fifteen date
A brief notice announces the Athens Union event scheduled at the Well on Wednesday January 15 1960. Organizers list the venue and date for community members to attend.
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Athens Union
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Hospital census shows several admissions including Melvin H Shor ibeer from McArthur and Mrs Mary Wabl from Logan for surgical care. Pearl M Wilson also of Logan Route 41 is listed for medical treatment. Discharges include Mrs Ruth Buntz Logan Virgil L Woodson Rockbridge and Mrs Ned Ficke and son Logan. David Higgins of Logan Route 1 is noted elsewhere.
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Melvin H. Shoribeer
McArthur
Mary Wabl
Logan
Surgi
Pearl M. Wilson
Cheryl Jones
Lawrerville
Sur
Ruth Buntz
Virgil L. Woodson
Rockbridge
Ned Ficke
David Higgins
Glouster Church of Christ Sets Thursday Meeting
The calling committee of Glouster Church of Christ will meet Thursday night as announced in church notices.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
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