Goodyear Manager Explains Why Logan Chosen
Goodyear’s John Gerstenmaier told Logan Rotary why the company picked Logan for a new plant. He cited water rail access climate and labor plus Logan’s people, calling the choice like a bride’s mysterious element of love. He noted strong employment potential and thanked local officials for swift welcome.
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Logan
John Gerstenmaier
Goodyear
Rotary Club
Blosser
Gerstenmaier
Goodyear Official Speaks On New Logan Plant
John Gerstenmaier of Goodyear Tires outlines the firm’s global scope and Logan plant’s role in producing foam padded interior trim for autos. He notes Goodyear’s Akron origins, 65 years in business, 66 factories, about 100000 employees, and a $14 billion annual revenue.
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Logan
John Gerstenmaier
Goodyear
Rotary Club
Blosser
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Free World
Gerstenmaier
Farm stock attacked by stray dogs in Logan area
Logan dog warden James E. Leonard reports 13 sheep killed and 14 injured in the first six months of the year with most injured later dying. Other animals including cattle chickens ducks and pigs were attacked. At Route 664S a farm lost 31 chicks in June. 41 dogs remain in the pound with 557 picked up since Jan 1.
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Logan
James E. Leonard
Leonard
EUB Church Class Hosts Bridal Shower Honoring Mrs McBride
The Logan Enterprise notes a bridal shower held by the EUB Church Mixed M's Class honoring Mrs. Billy FE McBride formerly Barbara Edgar. The couple wed June 14 at Enterprise EUB Church with Rev. R B Hughes officiating. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Herbert McKinley and Mrs. Edwin Neff.
Dog Bites Boy In Logan as Warden Reports 85th Bite
An eight year old boy, Brent Simon of Toledo, was bitten on the thigh Saturday afternoon by a dog owned by Flor ence Conner of 345 W Second St in Logan. The boy was visiting relatives and strayed from his grandparents home. He received treatment from a local physician and the dog will be observed for 14 days. This year 85 bites have been recorded, up from 29 by mid year 1962.
Partition Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court
Erma Reese files a partition suit in Common Pleas Court against Elva A. Thomas and Burton B. Haynes over real estate. A cross petition by Ruby Lehman is in a separate divorce case against Charles Lehman. Thomas L. Brooks is ordered to pay $100 temporary alimony to Carol Jean Brooks.
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LOGAN
Common Pleas
Erma Reese
Ashville
Elva A. Thomas
Circleville
Burton B. Haynes
Laurelville
Ruby Lehman
Logan Star
Charles Lehman
West St
Thomas L. Brooks
Luthella M. Brooks
High St
Carol Jean Brooks
South Bloomingville
Births and hospital admits at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas Pittman of Logan welcome a son. Admitted were Ben Vorhees of Logan and Wilma Ankrom of McArthur and Addie Weaver of Logan. Dismissed Lona Lane of Albany.
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Thomas Pittman
Logan
Ben Vorhees
Wilma L. Ankrom
McArthur
Addie Weaver
Lona Lane
Albany
Farm Bureau Council Sends Youth Delegate
Nine members and a guest attended the Lake Logan Farm Bureau Council meeting at the Hildebrandts home. The council voted to send a youth to the Farm Bureau Youth Council in Athens. Mrs. Paul Shaw was guest speaker sharing about the rural urban party sponsored by Hocking County Farm Bureau.
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Logan
Paul Shaw
Lake Logan
Farm Bureau Youth Council
Athens
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Albert Hildebrandt
Presbyterian Couples Club Picnic at Armstrong Farm Pond
Fifty members families and guests of the Presbyterian Couples Club attended a picnic lunch at Harry Armstrong s farm pond. Armstrong chaired the committee assisted by Mrs Armstrong and the Shaw and Mc Intire families with refreshments provided by the committee.
Logan Duplicate Club pot luck and past Matrons dinner
Tuesday events include the Logan Duplicate Club meeting at 7 30 p m at Ohio Power Co Auditorium Myrtle Lefever Circle pot luck at 1207 Fourth St with dessert and beverages provided Devotional leader Mrs Myron Stoltz meet at EUB Church if rain Past Matrons and Past Patrons CBS dine at Lake Hope Lodge at 6 30 p m
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Logan
Ohio Power Co
Myrtle
Logan Man Fined for Drunk and Disorderly Charge
Alfred Seybert, 53, of 755 W Hunter Sr, was fined 15 dollars and costs by Mayor Delmar Freeman Monday night on a drunk and disorderly charge from Sunday. Charge filed by sister Hazel Hazelton of the same address.
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Logan
Alfred Seybert
W. Hunter Sr
Delmar Freeman
Hazel Hazelton
Appraisers Named for Jesse W. Daubenmire Estate
Logan Wilbur Foster Henry Kilbarger and Donald Roley were appointed as appraisers of the estate of the late Jesse W. Daubenmire.
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Photrim
Columbus
Frank Shea
Wall Street Journal
Frank
R. B. Perkins
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Barton Hall
Logan Clay Products
George Wilson
Fred Newenschwander
State Development Commission
James A. Rhodes
Logan Trade Corp
Nec
Essary
Rotary
Francis
Scrappy) Myers
Logan Trade Club
Joe Thomas
Robert King
Harley Meyer
Earl Lowe
Otto Shaw
Don Russell
Dave Bell
Duane Shipley
Pennsy
Stuart T. Saunders
Pennsylvania Railroad
James M. Symes
Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railroad
EUB Church
Hocking Valley Hospital
Church Club
the Messenger
Ohio
Hartmann
Amelia Farhart
Reed and
Barton
Mademoiselle
Catalina
Robbie Brooks
Bernard Altman
Kroger Co
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