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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1954

Page

2

Eisenhower Calls for Truth in Anti Red Fight

President Eisenhower urged a crusade of truth to unite Americans against communism at a Columbia University anniversary dinner. He denounced would-be censors and warned division at home while outlining two broad global policies: cooperative peace based on truth and strengthening liberty with shared prosperity and security.

New York Eisenhower America Columbia University Temple of Freedom

Rites Held Today For Bruce Brandt

Funeral services for Bruce Brandt, former Logan resident, were conducted Tuesday at 3 30 p m at Leonard Funeral Home. Brandt died Friday morning from a heart attack in Miami Florida. The body arrived in Logan Sunday from Miami and burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery with Rev A N Grueser officiating.

Leonard Funeral Home Bruce Brandt Logan Miami Fla A. N. Grueser Oak Grove Cemetery

Funeral Held for James K. Blosser in Logan

Funeral services were conducted at Heinlein Funeral Home for James K. Blosser 79 who died Saturday after a nine day illness. A Perry County native, he lived in Logan most of his life and served 30 years as a rural mail carrier out of the Logan Post Office retiring 16 years ago. He is survived by wife Ida Mae a son Lloyd three daughters four grandchildren one great grandchild and a sister. He was a Methodist and served on church and local telegraph board. Interment was at Oak Grove Mausoleum.

Heinlein James K. Blosser Zanesville Ave Mr. Blosser Perry County Logan Rt. 2 Blosser Ida Mae Lloyd Elmer Bene Floyd Iles Columbus Edith Blosser Clifford Iles Methodist Church The Commonwealth Telephone Company of Ohio Kenneth Bright Mabel Prather Oak Grove Mausoleum Lester Risch Robert Keynes Barton Hall Ernest Inboden George Wolfe Jacob Robb

Two Men Treated For Accidents At Local Hospital

Paul Young, 30, Massillon, was treated in the emergency room for a cut below the eye after breaking his glasses during a ball game. Russell Spence Jr., 2, of 179 West Second Street, treated for a cut from a spilled milk incident and broken bottle.

Paul Young Massillon Hocking Valley Hospital Russell Spence Jr Second St

James P Wolfe Dies at Toledo Funeral

James P. Wolfe, formerly of Nelsonville, died in Flower Hospital Toledo on Sunday May 30. He was the husband of Thelma Phillips of Logan. Funeral services will be held in Toledo Wednesday. He leaves his wife a daughter Jeanie Lee and son James Jr. Jesse Phillips of Logan will attend.

James P. Wolfe Nelsonville Flower Hospital Toledo Thelma Phillips Logan Wolfe Jeanie Lee James Jr Jesse Phillips

Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John K White at White Cross Hospital

Mr and Mrs John K White announce the birth of a son named Mark Andrew at White Cross Hospital Columbus on May 28. The couple also has two other children Martha and John with grandparents Frank Walters Columbus and R N White Logan. Great grandmothers include Mrs Cora Walters Murray City and Mrs Minnie White Logan.

John K. White Ardmore Rd Bexley White Cross Hospital Columbus Mark Andrew Martha John Frank Walters R. N. White Logan Cora Walters Murray City Minnie White

Porter Admits Slaying Ohio Woman 71

Police Capt. Dowie said 19 year old Fred Hubank admitted killing Mrs. Mabel Clarkson 71 of Washington DC, found nude in her Iberville St. apartment. He signed a statement claiming he robbed her as he entered the room. A watch Hubank said he hid was recovered. Clarkson, a housekeeper at the New Orleans Country Club, was found May 25.

New Orleans William J. Dowie Mabel Clarkson Washington D. H Ohio French Quarter Dowie Fred Hubank Iberville St

Bids Sought On Logan Post Office Driveway Extension

Bids will be opened June 17 for a contract to extend the Logan Post Office driveway and perform miscellaneous repairs. Bids are to be received by the General Services Administration, Region 5, Room 575, U.S. Courthouse, Chicago, Illinois. Advertising to begin this week.

Logan Postffice Postoffice Department General Services Administration Region U.S. Courthouse Chicago Illinois

Death Claims Mrs. Lyke at 72 After Long Illness

Mrs. Elsie L. Lyke 72, wife of Charles E. Lyke of 167 N Spring St, died Saturday at 1 20 p m following a long illness. Survived by husband a son Charles H Lyke two sisters Mrs Theodore Trowbridge New Plymouth and Mrs Jennie Collins Logan three brothers Butch Noble Columbus Thomas Noble Basil O and William Noble Chicago and many nieces and nephews. Funeral service Monday at 2 p m at the Methodist Church with Rev Stanley Benton officiating. Kenny Bright soloist and Mrs Mabel Prather on piano. Pallbearers Homer Willis Robert Noble Trowbridge Virgil Howdyshell and Charles Noble. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Woodard Funeral Service.

Elsie L. Lyke Charles E. Lyke N. Spring St Charles H. Lyke Theodore Trowbridge New Plymouth Jennie Collins Logan Butch Noble Columbus Thomas Noble Basil, O William Noble Chicago Methodist Church Stanley Benton Kenneth Bright Mabel Prather Homer, Willis Robert and Noble Trowbridge Virgil Howdyshell Charles Noble Oak Grove Cemetery Woodard

Man Fined Jailed For Drunk Driving

Jesse Ansel 58 Enterprise was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed three days for driving while intoxicated. In Mayor Joseph Phillips court weekend session nine cases were heard by the state highway patrol. Other fines included John Loraditch 25 Lancaster Route 5 Richard Fox 19 Laurelville and Donald Lightfoot 29 Dundas each fined 5 dollars and costs for driving to the left of center.

Jesse Ansel Enterprise Joseph Phillips State Highway Patrol Ansel Phillips John Loraditch Lancaster Rt Richard Fox Laurelville Donald Lightfoot Bexley

Swimming Pool Near-Record Start At Logan

Logan pool opened the week with 1,173 patrons over Sunday and Monday. Officials reported a near record 720 swimmers yesterday amid hot weather.

Logan Wayne Denny

Dog Tests Show Not Rabid After Logan Attack

A dog that fatally bit an 18 month old on Logan Route 1 Friday was tested and found not to have rabies. County sanitarian Glenn Hemsworth had the head examined at the Ohio Department of Health Southeast laboratory after the attack. The animal was shot shortly after the incident and the infant received anti rabies treatment at a Logan physician's office. Hen's eggs hatch after 21 days when kept at proper temperature.

Logan Rt Ohio Department of Health Southeast Branch Glenn Hemsworth Logan

Memorial ritual by W R C at Worthington Park

A letter to the editor recalls the W R C memorial service at Worthington Park with 14 officers led by President Mrs. N J Stoody. The writer thanks Rev. Stanley Benton parade marshal Gerald Courter Virgil Emerick the Logan High School band and 300 flower-carrying children. A reflection on patriotism and heritage closes with a note about Lake Nicaragua.

Daily News W.R.C Worthington Park N. J. Stoody A. L. Sigler Flossie Campbell Sam Jones Virgil Todd Florence Wells Isabel Francis Loveann Mundy Amy Easterling Stanley Benton Gerald Courter Virgil Emerick Logan High School Buglers Jesse Columber

Social Security Extension Nears Policy Reform Debate

Washington action outlines to add about 10 million persons to Social Security, raise benefits and taxes, extend coverage to farm owners and workers, state and municipal employees, professionals, and clergy. Key changes include higher wage base, boosted minimum and maximum monthly benefits, and looser earnings rules for retirees.

Washington House

Charles Strain Dies at 75 in Grand Rapids

Charles Strain aged 75 longtime superintendent of the Hocking Valley car shops in Logan died May 22 at his Grand Rapids Michigan home. He retired in 1931 and moved from Logan. Survived by his widow son Roy of Springfield Ohio and four daughters Mrs Raymond Bierly Mrs Stewart Anderson Greenville Michigan Mrs Louis Diel Grand Rapids and Mrs Jack McQuade Toledo.

Charles Strain Hocking Valley Logan Grand Rapids Mich Strain Roy Springfield Raymond Bierly Stewart Anderson Greenville Louis Diel Jack McQuade Toledo

Births At Hocking Valley Hospital Logan And Nearby

A Walsh baby girl eight pounds twelve ounces born 8 50 a m Saturday to Mr and Mrs John P Walsh Logan A DeLong baby girl six pounds eight ounces born 11 07 a m Saturday to Mr and Mrs Roy DeLong Toledo Admissions Jessie McManigal Logan Mrs Floyd Campbell Radcliff and Mrs James Chatfield McArthur Dismissals list several patients including Harold Larimer Logan Glenn Schaal Laurelville Paul E Brown Logan Corwin Bigham Logan James Cottrill Sr Logan Laura Jean Dougherty Logan Cathy Louise Stewart Logan Brad Brown New Straitsville and Mrs Richard Gerken Logan.

John P. Walsh Logan Roy DeLong Toledo Jessie McManigal Floyd Campbell Radcliff James Chatfield McArthur Harold Larimer Glenn Schaal Laurelville Paul E. Brown Corwin Bigham James C. Cottrill Sr Laura Jean Dougherty Cathy Louise Stewart Brad Brown New Straitsville Richard Gerken

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Ike Joseph McCarthy R-Wis J. K. Blosser Olive B. Neibling W. Second St Grant Hospital Jane Bowen E. Front St Doctors Hospital Vance Webb Princeton Ind Princeton High School Marlene Griffin Ralph Griffin Fred Bigham Rockbridge Camp Ohio Utica Porter Charles Lyke Oldsmobile Wise Motor Sales West Hunter Street God Woman’s Relief Corps G.A.R Lake Nicaragua Ways and Means Committee Notary N. Market St Logan, Ohio W. Hunter St Schiaparelli Risch Drug Store Nihiser Hiro Bondwar Penney Cannon Terry Terry
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