Diplomatic Push for Release as East German Nine Face Detention
East German officials say the United States should sign a protocol similar to Belgium’s release of a jet pilot. Kempter describes a routine flight from Frankfort that ran out of gas and led to arrests. The nine detainees are reportedly living in a restored villa.
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Kemper
Alexander Gruettner
Foreign Ministry
United States
Belgium
East Germany
Kempter
Frankfort
Iron Curtain
Logan Woman Dies at 90 in Rest Home
Miss Margaret Bensonhaver aged 90 died Wednesday morning at the Hocking Valley Rest Home in South Perry after a long illness. She lived 42 years at 272 West Hunter Street and was a member of St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Survived by a brother William Bensonhaver and several nieces and nephews. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Matthew Church with burial in Ewing Cemetery. Friends may call at Heinlein Funeral Home until service time.
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Logan
Margaret Bensonhaver
Hocking Valley
South Perry
Deitrich
Lucinda Hagley Bensonhaver
Washington Township
W. Hunter St
Bensonhaver
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
William Bensonhaver
Gibisonville
St. Matthew Church
Ewing Cemetery
Heinlein
Holiday Program Planned at Logan High Field
Logan county hosts a Fourth of July program at Logan High School athletic field by the Chieftain Boosters Club as part of a holiday long weekend. Activities include rides, games, a Junior American Legion Baseball game, model airplane exhibition, archery, two band concerts, a 10 p.m. fireworks show, a noon bean dinner and refreshment booths.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan High School
Chieftain Boosters Club
Lake Logan Speedway
Court House
American Legion
Ninety Pints of Blood Donated in Logan Visit
A mobile unit from Columbus Regional Blood Center collected ninety pints of blood in Logan at Westminster House of the First Presbyterian Church. One hundred five donors registered, with fifteen rejected for health reasons. The Carborundum Co led with 32 donors. Haydenville Natco plant 15. Hocking Honor Camp 14. Dr H M Boocks supervised. nurses Anna Gerken and Marie Dupler assisted. staff aides and canteen workers credited for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus Regional
Westminster House
First Presbyterian Church
Carborundum Co
Haydenville
Natco
Hocking
Logan Clay Products Co
General Hocking Brick
Logan Pottery Co
G-E Logan Glass
National Supply and
Sears, Roebuck and Co
H. M. Boocks
Anna Gerken
Marie Dupler
Mer! Dupler
L. A. Riggs
C. S. Matheny
Russell Montgomery
John Connor
James Barker
Jacob Keller
Paul Collison
Fred Keller
Tom Price
C. Wayne Snyder
Marilyn Snyder
Genevieve Wilson
Gray
J. M. Hildabelt
James Rutgers
Howard Schrader
Orland Anderson
Paul North
Frank Holcomb
Quaker State Oil Co
Bill Helber
Harry McVey
A&p Market
City Service Department
Lawrence Kessler
4-H Council Picks Two Girls for State Camp
Logan delegates Miss Mary Harsh and Miss Helen Heigle were chosen by the Hocking County 4-H Advisory Council to attend the state conservation camp July 14 to 19 at Camp Ohio near Utica. Topics include soil conservation water run off farm planning and contour planting. The council also heard Lenore Sater report on junior leadership camp activities and set the county 4-H camp schedule for August 5 to 9 at Tar Hollow State Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
4-H Advisory Council
Mary Harsh
Roscoe Harsh
Helen Heigle
Porter Heigle
Rockbridge
Camp Ohio
Utica
Lenore Sater
Tar Hollow State Forest
Thompsons Plan Three Week Pacific Northwest Vacation
Mr and Mrs Clarence Thompson of 518 Depot will leave Friday for a three week vacation to the Pacific Northwest. Mrs Thompson is executive secretary of the Hocking County Red Cross chapter, and during her absence the Red Cross office will be run by Miss Marilyn Snyder.
Security Bank at Athens Ohio Reports Condition 1958
Bank balance sheet shows assets totaling multiple millions with deposits from individuals and corporations. It lists government and state obligations, loans, and capital accounts, with figures for premises and furniture and pledged assets. Notary public certified the report on July 1, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
United States
Laurelville School Board fills vacancies with three new teachers
West Hocking District board of education filled all vacancies Tuesday night hiring three teachers for Laurelville. Inez Mullins Logan Route 1 becomes fourth grade teacher. Darrell Halter Scott O becomes industrial arts teacher. Mildred Wertman Stoutsville becomes English and social science teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bloomingville
Darrell Halter
Scott
Bowling Green State University
Bob Jones University of
Greenville
S. C
Navy
Milford Center
Mildred Wertman
Stoutsville
Wertman
Pickaway Township
Pickaway County
Carroll High School
Fairfield County
Vivian Martin
Laur
Engagement and Wedding Planned for Hart Family Kin
Logan notes announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Dorothy Jean Coakley to Dean Davis. Miss Coakley, 1958 Union Furnace High School graduate, is daughter of Mrs. Walter Powers and Woodrow Coakley. Mr. Davis, Union Furnace High School 1955 graduate, works at Logan Foundry. The wedding is set for Aug 3 at Fairview EUB Church near Mount Pleasant at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hart
Logan
Dorothy Jean Coakley
Dean Davis
Ernest Davis
Miss Coakley
Union Furnace High School
Walter Powers
Woodrow Coakley
Newark
Davis
Logan Foundry and Machine Company
Fairview Eub
Mount Pleasant
Two Juveniles Sentenced In Logan Juvenile Court
Two youths were sentenced to the Men's Reformatory at Mansfield by the Logan Juvenile Court. One, a 16 year old from Sand Run, helped steal five cars across three counties on June 19. The other, Ronald Maydak, 17, of Cleveland, tried to assault a Lancaster man after escaping the Boys Industrial School June 10.
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Sand Run
Ronald Maydak
Cleveland
Lancaster
Boys Industrial School
Maydak
Robert E. Bronson
Ironton
Walter Deeds
Deeds
Rockbridge
Logan
Bronson
Taken to Hospital After Logan Incident
Harold Miller of Logan Route 1 was taken by ambulance Wednesday to University Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Miller
University Hospital
Columbus
Steinbrink Sues for Divorce and Custody in Court
Shirley Steinbrink files in Common Pleas Court for divorce from Roger Steinbrink on grounds of extreme cruelty. She seeks custody and support alimony and a restraining order to keep him off the premises she and the children occupy.
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Steinbrink
Logan
Shirley Steinbrink
Common Pleas Court
Roger Steinbrink
Eisenhower Family Honor 42nd Anniversary Cruise
Three generations of the Eisenhower family celebrated the 42nd wedding anniversary of President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife on a Potomac River cruise. The 3 hour 40 minute voyage took place aboard the 90 foot presidential cabin cruiser Barbara Anne named for the President's granddaughter.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Marriage Licenses List From Logan Area Couples
Logan George W. Call wel der Nelsonville and Dorothy Etha Linda Tucker housekeeper Nelsonville Route 2. Jerry M. Connor 26 printer Logan and Ruth Joan Byers 29 teacher Logan. Raymond L. Miller 18 laborer Lancaster and Yvonne May Williams 17 at home Rockbridge Route 2. Darwin H. MecLin 21 student Logan and Cora G. McGomery 18 at home Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George W. Call
Nelsonville
Dorothy Etha Linda Tucker
Jerry M. Connor
Ruth Joan Byers
Raymond L. Miller
Lancaster
Yvonne May Williams
Rockbridge
Darwin H. MecLin
Cora G. McGomery
Cincinnati Markets Report Sees Mixed Livestock Prices
Eggs and poultry prices hold for Cincinnati area with No. 1 fryers at 19 to 22 cents, hens 17 to 20, and potatoes 2.50 to 4.75. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show varied bids. notable ranges include steers 26.00 to 26.75 and hogs around 24.35 to 24.85 for 190-240 lb, with others dispersed across weights. The market closes Friday, July 4.
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Cincinnati
U.S
U.S. A
USDA
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Athens Messenger
Rest
Ridgefield
N. J
Logan High Field
Athens Pharmacy
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Uhiman’s
Desoto
FORD
Wesw
Chevrolet
Belair
Clifford Auto Sales
Sunset Motel
Mercury
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St
R&h
Studebaker
Packard
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
W. Union St
Kontner St
Corvette
Willys
International
Gail Watkins Equipment Co
Muse
Dannie's Trailer Sales, Inc
Messenger
Edwin C. Johnston
Red Cross
Council
Thompsons
Pacific Northwest
Pappas
Posita
Loleshchana
Danett
Er Asl
Thas
Ensche
Ice
My Conpgression Empires
R. C. Cook
O'Bleness
Elville
Helen Berry
Berry
James Frey
Union Furnace
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Coakley
Clifford Wilson
Airport Trailer Park
Sam Pailet
Landis Gulf
Brown's Pure Oil
North Court
Cushman
Schwinn
Whizzer
White's Shop
Zundapp
Billy Perry
Miller's Sanitation
Guysville
Coolville R. D
Electric
Union Dial
W. O. Rose
Elmer W. Sutton
Amesville
Graham
Albany
Maytag
State Street
L. E. White
Janitrol Heating and Cooling
West Roofing Co
Depot St
Armstrong
H. D. Martin
William J. Sycks
Grange
Baughman Ins
Auto Insurance
D. M. Goddard
Lowe Brothers
RAPP
Sherwin Williams
Baker
Harris
Berry Hotel
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Freeport
Ill
Lawrence Clark
Hocking Hill
The
Plains
NASH
BusiEss
Fayette Street
Coolville
Tedrow’s Aquarium
Rt. 2
Tropical Fish Breeders Association
Vivian’s Aviaries & Aquarium
Norwood
Chihuahua
Charles Large
State
Kittens
Boy
Wiley Ryan
the Plains
Richard Jacks
Langsville
Ray Poston
Garnet Anderson
Hillcrest
WHITE
White's Mill
Michael & Son
Johns - Manville
Henry Crow
Bardin Brothers
Athens Office Supply
Washington St
Oscar Porter
Sebring Lumber CO
Columbus Road
COX Brothers
Pontiac
Southern Ohio Trading Post
Union Street
Mathews
Goodyear
W. E. Jackson
C. E. Schuster & Son
Mullins
Lionel
Straw’s
Straw Electric
Wright
Miller's Poultry
Wagner Fruit Farm
Layman, Ohio
U.S. 50A
Marietta
N. Court St
Fuller Brush Co
Jack McDonald
Stroud’s Run Road
Plymouth
H&h Motor
Orlando Howson
Bob Howe
DODGE
Tansky Motors, Inc
Plymouth St
Logan, Ohio
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