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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1963

Page

8

Mayor-Elect Moorehead files campaign expenses with board

Republican mayor-elect Jack Moorehead who beat Democrat Delmar Freeman by five votes on Nov 5 spent 94.42 on items including match supplies political ads and photos. He and 14 candidates filed receipts and expenditures with the Hocking County election board ahead of the December 20 deadline.

Jack Moorehead Delmar Freeman Moorehead Hocking County Election Board Freeman Don Keister Superior Match Co Humphrey Nelsonville Tribune Logan Daily News Citizens Committee For Better Schools

Volunteer Workers Sought for Straitsville Christmas Preparations

New Straitsville Mayor Don Brown announced a call for volunteers to finish decorating the village for Christmas. Helpers should report to the New Straitsville gymnasium at 7 p.m. today, and at 1 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday if needed.

Straitsville New Don Brown

Annual LEA Christmas Dinner Slated Today

Logan Education Assn. will hold its annual Christmas dinner at 5 30 p m today in the Mecca Room at Brandt's Restaurant. Seventy members of the city schools faculty and their guests are expected to attend. Christmas carol singing will follow the dinner.

Logan Education Assn Mecca Brandt

Hospital Notes Births and Admissions Report

Births list two newborn girls: eight pounds ten ounces at 6 30 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Jack May Logan Route 1 and five pounds one and a half ounces at 5 22 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ratliff 201% Fe Second Street. Includes admission of Mrs. Mabel Pinney Zaleski and dismissals for Mrs. Arthur Miller 260 N Mulberry Street and Mrs. Lawrence Snider and daughter Logan Route 4.

Jack May Logan Rt Jerry Ratliff Mabel Pinney Zaleski Arthur Miller N. Mulberry St Lawrence Snider

Mount St. Mary Admissions List Highlights Local Names

Mount St. Mary admissions include Mike Bartoe Jr The Plains Harriett Boyden Junction City Rt 2 John Rheinscheid Logan Karen Wilson Logan Mrs Charles Guinn Athens Bessie Carlin Nelsonville Rt 2 Lewis Meek The Plains Kelly Shumaker Somerset Rt 1 Elmer Gears Glouster Rt 3 William Horden New Straitsville Besse Callahan New Straitsville Louis Guy Millfield Rt 1 Lawrence Lines Nelsonville Fern Hubble Logan Rt 2 Tally Mundew Glouster.

Mike Bartoe Jr the Plains Harriett Boyden Junction City Charles Guinn

Sheriff Hartman attends Buckeye Association meeting in Columbus

Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman travels to Columbus for the Buckeye Sheriff’s Association meeting convened Thursday. Samuel H. Dillon of 340 West Main Street has returned home from Riverside Methodist Hospital where he was admitted November 17 for treatment. The Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary bazaar runs at Westminster House through today with Saturday hours 10 AM to 3 PM. Great Books Discussion Group meets Wednesday night December 11 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church undercroft with Rev. Raymond Sturm leading a Dostoyevsky discussion.

Hocking County Paul Hartman Buckeye Sheriff's Association Columbus Samuel H. Dillon W. Main St Riverside Methodist Hospital Hocking Valley Hospital Westminster House of the Presbyterian Church Great Books St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Raymond Sturm Dostoyevsky Brothers Karamasov

Douglas-Home to Visit Ottawa for Canada Talks

Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home will confer with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson during a February 10 to 12 visit to Ottawa. The discussions will focus on bilateral relations and shared interests between the United Kingdom and Canada.

London Alec Douglas-Home Lester B. Pearson Canada Ottawa

Nelsonville High sees dropouts and post office tips before Christmas

Nelsonville district reports 20 dropouts per 1000 enrolled with 7 students in grades 9-12 in 1962-63. Future Business Leaders of America at Nelsonville High host Mrs. Alice Kelso Monday at 6 pm on job application procedures. Postmaster Alphonzo Figgins urges early mailing and use of 45764 zip codes and free labels to speed Christmas delivery.

Nelsonville High School State Department of Education Nelsonville Future Business Leaders of America Club Alice Kelso Mount St. Mary Hospital Alonzo Figgins Figgins

County Courts Report Executrix Appointed and Property Transfers

Leota M. Walters is named executrix of Arthur J. Walters estate. An inventory was filed for Charles H. Boling. Appraisers are Harry L. Smith, Jacob Keller, and Charles L. Davie. Transfers include Willis and Evelyn Helber to Donald and Helen M. Oliver. Floyd R. and Geneva Thompson to John W. and Purle P. Lehman. Arthur Aurand to Ollie M. Shirk. James W. and Nancy Sue Wright to Paul H. and Rio Rita Taylor. John C. and Angela B. Owens to Edward F. and Marjorie Ann Kilbarger.

Charles H. Boling S. Mulberry St Harry L. Smith Jacob Keller Charles L. Davie Willis Evelyn Helber Donald Helen M. Oliver Logan Floyd R Geneva Thompson John W Purle P. Lehman Green Two Arthur Aurand Ollie M. Shirk Weldy James W Nancy Sue Wright Paul H Rio Rita Taylor John C Angela B. Owens Edward F Marjorie Ann Kilbarger Glenview Heights

Juvenile Judge Fines Two Youths In Traffic Cases

Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown fined two 17 year olds for traffic violations. Larry J. Conrad of Logan Route 2 was fined five dollars and costs for driving left of center causing an accident on Gallagher Ave on November 30 and ordered to pay damages. Joseph L. McGatha Jr. of Logan Route 3 was fined five dollars and costs for excessive speed on Route 180 on November 23.

Rhea Bangert Brown Larry J. Conrad Logan Rt. 2 Gallagher Ave Brown Joseph L. McGatha Jr Logan Rt. 3 Sheriff’s Deputies

Principals Group Elects New Officers in Hocking Valley

Twenty members of the Hocking Valley Elementary Principals Assn met at Blosser's Restaurant. Ralph Clum of Nelsonville Elementary was elected president for 1964, succeeding Delbert Davis. Dale Johnson of Waterloo was re-elected secretary and Fred Chase of Morrison Elementary Athens was elected treasurer.

Hocking Valley Glenn Johnson South Bloomingville Hocking

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