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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1964

Page

5

Rotarians Triumph In Second Annual March of Dimes Game

Rotary defeated Lions 20-7 and Kiwanis 7-2 to win the championship in the second annual March of Dimes benefit basketball tournament at the LHS gym. Dr Abe Leonardo led Rotary with seven points, while Max Davidson and Jack Hampton topped Kiwanis with four each.

Logan — Rotarians Kiwanians Lions Jaycees March of Dimes LHS Rotary Kiwanis Abe Leonardo Dr. Leonard Dick Meyer Wally Dale Walker Max Davidson Jack Hampton Paul Hankison Donnie Devol Rotarians Jack Wilkins Harold Big Smitty) Smith Wilkins Tom Carroll

Barker Set As Chief Of Health Board

Logan Charles Barker was re elected president and Clarence Matheny vice president of the Logan Hocking County Health Board at its organizational meeting. Dr H M Brooks county health commissioner said a diabetic detection program will be held with the state mobile chest X ray unit from March 23 to April 4. Kermit Taylor county sanitarian is checking semi public and private water supplies as requested. Laurel township trustees were contacted about a Gibisonville community well and pump to be improved. Wells should be drilled the most, springs and dug wells least desirable. Since 1896 U S auto manufacturing produced over 208 million vehicles.

Logan Charles Barker Clarence Matheny Logan-Hocking County Health Board H. M. Brooks Kermit Taylor Laurel Township Gibisonville

Births Lead Deaths in Logan and Hocking County

Logan and Hocking County saw births outnumber deaths 23 to 14 in December per Mrs. Lorena Larrimer registrar of vital statistics. Six boys and seventeen girls were born in Logan while deaths totaled fourteen—eight in Logan and six in the county—split evenly between seven men and seven women.

Logan Hocking County Lorena Larrimer

Blum enters race for Hocking County commissioner on Democratic ticket

Logan businessman Howard Blum of 394 E Hunter St announces his candidacy for Hocking County commissioner on the Democratic ticket. With 30 years in county business he runs Howard’s Service Corner for 15 years and serves on civic boards including the county hospital building commission Columbus Hospital Federation area redevelopment and planning groups. He and his wife reside with their two children. Pearl O Sayler appointed executor to the estate of Estella G Will Laurelville.

Logan Howard Blum E. Hunter Hocking County Democrat Blum Howards Service Corner Building Commission New County Hospital Columbus Hospital Federation Area Redevelopment Commission City and County Planning Commission Logan Trade Club Ohio State Association of Townships Trustees Pearl O. Sayler Estella G. Will Laurelville

Birth Is Announced By Raymond Swain

Mr and Mrs Raymond Swain announce the birth of their third child a boy Steven Wesley on Dec 31 at Hocking Valley Hospital Grandparents are Mrs Martha Breeze of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Kermit Swain of Haydenville

Haydenville Raymond Swain Steven Wesley Hocking Valley Hospital Martha Breeze Nelsonville Kermit Swain

Garden Club meeting at Mrs Litz home in January

Mrs John A Litz hosted the Four Seasons Garden Club at her Logan residence for the January meet IMG. The discussion focused on spring seed catalogs with questions on variety trials pricing zones postpaid options and study of catalogs. Seventeen members attended and were served by hostesses Mrs Ray Thompson Mrs Spence and Mrs Litz.

Ray Thompson Spence Litz

Hoy Elected By Trustees In Saltlick Org Session

Richard Hoy was elected president of the Saltlick Two trustees in a Perry County session. William Johnson was chosen vice president, with Glenn Richards and Mrs. Jay Davis named clerk. Wages and classifications stay the same for 1964, meetings set for the first and third Friday of each month.

Richard Hoy Saltlick Two Perry County William Johnson Glenn Richards Jay Davis

Laurelville Man Commissioned as Air Force Officer

Laurelvilles Michael E. Jones has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force after graduating from Officer Training School in Texas. He will report to Sheppard AFB for training as a missile launch officer and is the son of Charles E. and the late Mrs. Jones. He earned a B S degree from Capital University and is married to Barbara J. Helmich.

Laurelville Michael E. Jones United States Air Force Texas Sheppard Afb Tex Charles E. Jones Capital University Columbus Barbara J. Helmich

Service Held Here For Soldier Nash

S Sgt Richard H Nash 31 husband of Shirley Morgan of Shawnee was killed December 27 in an auto crash in Swindon England. Funeral held January 9 at Chapman Funeral Home Friday Harbor Washington attended by Mrs Nash and their three children Richard 7 There sa 6 and Susan 3 who had lived in England with him for nearly three years.

Shawnee Chapman Funeral Home Friday Harbor Wash Richard H. Nash Shirley Morgan Swindon England Nash Richard Theresa Susan Sgt. Nash Rita Moody

Logan Hocking District Library 1963 Book Loans Rise

The Logan Hocking County District Library loaned 61 832 books in its first year, a 20 percent rise from the previous top floor City Hall period. The bookmobile lent 35 213 books to nine towns and local schools, with 3870 new books purchased, 84 magazines subscribed, and a total of 48 429 books in the collection.

Logan Logan- Hocking County Hocking County

Abele Describes Summer At South Pole Below Forty Three

Logan congressman Homer Abele told Logan Rotary about his Antarctic trip as part of the House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. He described 43 below summer temperatures, 126 below in winter, and noted ice thickness and historic vegetation signs. He warned melting ice could raise oceans.

Abele South Pole Logan Homer Pete) Abele McArthur Logan Rotary Club Antarctica House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee U.S

Senior Choir Friends Gather at Higgins Home

In Haydenville Mrs. Leslie Higgins hosted members of the Senior Choir and Choir Boosters with guests. New Year theme devotions by Mrs. Luther Skiver and prayer by Rev. Lewis Skiver preceded scripture read by Mrs. Homer Canter. A gift to Mrs. Higgins capped the social hour amid games and contests.

Haydenville Leslie Higgins Luther Skiver Lewis Skiver Homer Canter Higgins

Mrs Murray Hosts Logan Auxiliary Meeting

Logan Ohio Twig 111 of Hocking Valley Hospital met with Mrs Fred Murray as hostess. President Mrs Roswell Perkins named Mrs Edmund Lange project chair and Mrs Dayton Schulthe publicity chair. A benefit rummage sale was voted for April 17 and 18. February meeting set at Mrs Arthur Prey’s home.

Logan Fred Murray Hocking Valley Hospital Roswell Perkins Edmund Lange Dayton Schulthe Arthur Prey

Family Visits Highlight Central Ohio Travel

Dayton couple Mr and Mrs Keith Nelson with children visited Mrs Edna Rawlins. Columbus couple Mr and Mrs Tim Rawlins and Mr and Mrs William Withem called on Mrs Edna Rawlins. Charles Evans spent a day in Nelsonville. Mrs Walter Thomas Mrs Claire Ward and Hazel Miller visited in Logan.

Keith Nelson Dayton Tim Rawlins William Withem Columbus Edna Rawlins Charles Evans Nelsonville Walter Thomas Claire Ward Hazel Miller Logan

Dalton High names Bob Pack principal and coach

Nelsonville Ohio announces Robert Pack son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Pack has been promoted to principal of Dalton High School He has taught biology physical education and driver training and has served as head basketball coach He is a 1958 Ohio University graduate and former Dalton athlete. Washington DC announces the birth of David Blaine Cope born January 11 at Sibley Memorial Hospital Grandparents are James Cope and Glenn Parrett.

Nelsonville Robert Pack Melvin Pack Jackson Sr Dalton High School Pack Patty Locke Dalton High Nelsonville High School Ohio University James Cope Washington, D. C David Blaine Sibley Memorial Hospital W. Franklin Sr

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