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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

Page

9

First Steps Taken To Raise Money For Plant

Logan Trade Club and Ohio Development Corp move to raise 350000 in local financing for a new Goodyear plant. Volunteers will hire 35 leaders to gather funds via second-mortgage notes at 6 percent, payable over 15 years, with Akron Savings and Loan covering the first mortgage.

LOGAN Goodyear Logan Trade Club Ohio Development Corp Max Davidson Davidson Logan Federal Savings and Loan David B. Albright Ohio Securities Division

Perkins Describes Europe To Rotary Club

R. B. Perkins spoke to Blosser's Rotary Club about a March European tour with his wife and the Clarence Blossers. He shared films of Big Ben the Coliseum St Peters and the Eiffel Tower and noted rough roads but a worthwhile 17 day itinerary. Gene Sheffield chaired and Duane Shipley announced Bill Rohr as speaker for the July 1 meeting.

Fel Tower Perkins Gene Sheffield Duane Shipley Ohio University Bill Rohr

Planning Commission Discusses Zoning Changes in Logan

Logan City Planning Commission met Monday to discuss revising land use and zoning code. Richard Hall urged rapid action to secure loans and FHA approval. Dean Collison called the measure protective, not punitive. Don Russell urged a final corrected ordinance for council. Ralph Larimer welcomed as new member. Bill Moore thanked for four years of service.

Logan City Planning Commission Richard Hall Don Russell Ralph Larimer Bill Moore

Shawnee School to remain open for one more year

The Southern Local Board of Education postpones Shawnee School closure for one year as a precaution if the new Miller High School at Hemlock is not ready by September. Town meetings and a citizens committee urged keeping Shawnee as an elementary school. W R K Byers notes the delay is temporary.

Southern Local Board of Education Perry County Miller High School Hemlock W. RK. Byers

Richards Appointed as Shawnee Policeman on Probation

Shawnee council names David Richards 49 as police recruit. He will serve a six month probationary period before permanent appointment. Richards replaces temporary officer Robert Musick and is a World War II veteran who is unmarried.

David Peggy) Richards Shawnee Council Richards Robert Musick

Laurel Valley 4 H Sees Insects Film at Grange Hall

Logan report says Laurel Valley Sons and Daughters 4 H Club met at the Laurel Valley Grange Hall. Mike Bailey led the pledge and safety talks followed by a film about insects. Refreshments were served by Leona and Bob Ricketts and Dave Colliton. Next meeting set for July 1 at 7:30 PM.

Birth of Melinda Kay Cook in Mount St. Mary Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cook announce the birth of their daughter Melinda Kay at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of Newark, with great grandparent Charles Webb. The Cook children also include Myrna Marsha and Michael.

New Straitsville William H. Cook Melinda Kay Mount St. Mary Hospital Owen Wallace Robert Cook Newark Charles Webb Cook Myrna Marsha Michael

Bowlers Get Awards at Town and Country Mixed League Banquet

The Logan event at Blosser's party room honored season standout bowlers. Awards went to high average Harry Burgess and Mabel Harden, high series Robert Emerson and Maxine Dotson, high single Robert Hickman and Wanda Burgess. Wanda Burgess and William Colvin earned achievement awards. Four Aces team includes Harry and Wanda Burgess and Steve and Agnes Spurgess. Corsages and engraved markers were distributed to members.

LOGAN Blosser Mary Moose Harry Burgess Mabel Harden Robert Emerson Maxine Dotson Robert Hickman Wanda Burgess William Colvin Four

Wellston Man Fined After Hitting Bridge

Logan Willard A. Jay john a 27 year old Wellston man was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a sheriff s department charge of driving too fast for road and weather conditions. His truck slid on Route 935 and struck a bridge. Marriage license issued for Robert Junior Verity and Patricia Nelle Sigler of Logan.

Logan Willard A. Jayjohn Wellston Hocking County Richard Gerken Sheriff's Department Robert Junior Verity Patricia Nelle Sigler

Jobless Pay Claims Up 17 During Week

Logan Ohio area shows total unemployment claims in Hocking and Athens Counties at 945 for the week, up 17 from the prior period. Initial claims surged in Hocking due to Godman Shoe Co. workers off one week, while continued claims fell. Athens County rose slightly with 340 total claims. Job openings listed include a waitress, telephone operator and a yard man.

Logan Hocking Athens Homer Schein Ohio State Employment Service Hocking County Godman Shoe Co Athens County Schein

Logan Firemen Begin 36 Hour Training Program

Logan firemen started the first three hours of a 36 hour course to boost local fire protection. Fire Chief Robert Courter arranged weekly lectures by Loyd Gill of Mc Arthur, with certificates for those completing the program. Training covers firefighting skills and technical info under state education service.

Logan Robert Courter Loyd Gill McArthur Fire Department Gill Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service State Department of Education Public Service Logan Board of Education

Reed Jewitt Marriage Set In New Lexington Shawnee

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reed announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Barbara Jean Reed to John Jewitt son of Mr and Mrs Pearl Jewitt of Shawnee The couple are graduates of New Lexington High School and Shawnee New Straitsville High School He is employed by Peabody Coal Co New Lexington The wedding will be Saturday.

Shawnee Clarence Reed New Lexington Barbara Jean John Jewitt Pearl Jewitt Miss Reed Jewitt Shawnee - New Straitsville Peabody Coal Co

Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges

Mrs. Royal Lowsey of Logan and Miss Esther Williams of New Straitsville are admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital along with Ray Nelson of Logan. Discharged are Glenn Bray of Hemlock and James Barron of Haydenville.

Royal Lowsey Logan Esther Williams New Straitsville Ray Nelson Glenn Bray Hemlock James Barron Haydenville

Goodyear Applicants to be Screened by OSES

Ohio State Employment Service will screen all prospective Goodyear employees before hiring. Goodyear and OSES officials were set to meet to finalize employment procedures.

OSES Goodyear Logan Ohio State Employment Service

Sue Shipley Weds Thomas Blackburn in Columbus Ceremony

Sue Ellyn Shipley and Thomas H. Blackburn married in an informal Saturday ceremony at the Shipley home in Columbus. The 2:30 p.m. service featured a white daisies and pink carnations arch and aliased garden reception for 175 guests. The bride, a 1957 Logan High School graduate, will work for Nationwide Insurance. The groom, a Columbus native, is with Spitzer Motors. They will reside at 70 Georgetown Dr. Columbus.

George Welker Larry Shipley Leroy Gordon Shipley Butler Lori Shipley Larry Savage Paul Colopy Mt. Vernon Linda McIntire Dayton Terry Kay Shipley Fredericktown Joyce Sargent Granville Florida Georgetown Dr Columbus Miss Shipley Logan High School Miami University Oxford Nationwide Insurance Co Blackburn Acquinas High School St. Anthony’s Military Prep Long Beach Calif University of California Los Angeles Spitzer Motors

Employes Of 3 Industries Have Picnics

Logan firms hosted family picnics at Buckeye Lake Park with free rides. General Electric reported about 450 attendees, General Hocking Brick around 100, and Metal Powder Products about 250 guests. The events are annual for GE and Metal Powder, with brick firm joining this year.

LOGAN Logan Industries Buckeye Lake Park Robert Sayers General Electric Co Don Russell General Hocking Brick Co Walter Ott Metal Powder Products Co. Inc

Local residents visit relatives and friends across towns

N Straitsville Mr and Mrs Orval Cole and family from Barberton visited Mrs Frank Coleman and Mrs Spencer. Mrs Gertrude Mills spent a week with her daughter in Logans, Virginia. Campbell Anna James and Dot Denny visited in Lancaster. Gertrude Mills Dot Denny Anna James and John Shaffer visited friends in Nelsonville. Mrs Bernard Kegg of Arizona is visiting relatives here.

Orval Coleman Barberton Frank Coleman Spencer Gertrude Mills Logan Virginia Campbell Anna James Dot Denny Lancaster John Shaffer Nelsonville Bernard Kegg Arizona

Hit And Run Driver Sought In City Traffic Incident

Logan City police report a hit and run at West and Hunter. Roy W. Sigler 58 of 392 West St. said his car was struck on the right as he entered on a green light from West Street. A statewide alert went out for the other vehicle. Damages to Sigler’s auto were estimated at 75 dollars.

Logan West and Hunter Roy W. Sigler West St Hunter St Sigler

Area Death Notices From Athens to Logan

A string of obituaries from Athens Gallipolis Racine Logan and surrounding towns notes the deaths of Bertha O Hunter 75 of Athens Route 3 Della L Ellis 85 of Pine Place Irene J Stewart 92 of Bidwell Route 2 Emma Lewis Miss Miss Emma Lewis Private services Miss Emma Lewis George Thomas 83 of Georgetown Ill Mary Saunders 86 of Gallia County Pearl C Starner 72 of Rockbridge Route 1 James A Nupp 72 of 555 E Second St and Othel Gustin 49 formerly of Logan. Surviving relatives include two sons two daughters and numerous grandchildren along with spouses siblings and nieces. Funeral arrangements are handled by Hughes Vernon McCoy and other local funeral homes with services in churches and local cemeteries across multiple counties.

Athens Bertha O Hunter Angel of Mercy Albany Perry County Poston Jesse Woodrow Harriett Dewey Albert Millfield Elvin Weekley Columbus William Baker Ashland Janie Sylvia Mary Hughes Funeral Home Della L. Ellis Pine Place Sheltering Arms Hospital Sand Rock Bartlett Ellis Wesleyan Methodist Church Frank C. Ellis Dean Easler Amesville E. C. Kenney Gallipolis Irene J. Stewart Bidwell Holzer Hospital Harrisburg Gallia County Springfield Two Madison McDaniel Elizabeth Howell McDaniel Brown Stewart Namon McDaniel Madison Stewart New Hope Baptist Church Vernon McCoy Vinton Racine George Thomas Minersville Georgetown Ill Fannie Leo Howard Royal Syracuse Richard Dayton Clarence Marengo Lottie Evans Middleport Mary Saunders John Zerkle Walnut Twp Saunders Marion Elizabeth Neal Eura E. Saunders Zerkle Lancaster Hazel Snow Cecil Snow Florida Alma Price Mildred Dupler Heinlein Oak Grove Cemetery

Auto Agency Moves to East Gate Site in Logan

Bowman and Beasley Ford announce relocation to East Gateway Logan. They will remodel the former Logan Farm Equipment building two acres site with 70 by 100 feet, adding a glass showroom, office rooms, body shop, paint shop, and paving. The new complex combines 96 and 420 West Hunter Street sales and service with the East Gate facility.

Logan Goodyear National Guard Armory Bowman Beasley Ford East Gateway al Bowman Fred Beasley Athens Logan Farm Equipment City Gates W. Hunter St East Gate

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Europe Planning Commission Commission Dean Collison Police Laurel Valley Reed-Jewitt Hocking Valley Hospital Sue Shipley Thomas Blackburn N. Straitsville Bertha Hunter Mrs Della Ellis Irene Stewart Lewis Services Emma Lewis Gallipolis Ferry Poplar Grove Bud Hatfield Waugh-Halley-Wood Starner Services James A. Nupp E. Second St Leonard Funeral Home Nupp Martin Caroline Watts American Legion Post Sarah Charles E. Spier Othel Gastin Union Furnace Phoenix Ariz Automatic Walter Gustin Naomi Robert Walter Charles Auto Agency Douglas Rambler, Inc W. Union St Athens, Ohio
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