Gibetown Happenings Fifty Years of Mt Olive Building Observed
Mt Olive parish marks the 50th anniversary of its current church building with all day events on Sunday July 16. The 1922 structure is the third building for the former United Brethren in Christ church now United Methodist. Attendance at Sunday School was steady around 80. Local residents joined various families for weekend activities and notices mention Alpha Xi chapter events and moves by residents to new homes and jobs.
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Mt. Olive
Appointment of Fern Brooker as Decutrix in Iles estate
Notice lists Case No. 8117 Estate of Hattie Iles deceased with Fern Brooker of 750 Glenwood Drive Logan Ohio appointed Decutrix. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated May 23 1972 in Logan Ohio Probate Court.
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Hattie Iles
Fern Brooker
Glenwood Drive
Logan
Ohio
Hattie A. Iles
Hocking County
Frank Buren
Minnie Ap
Haydenville
Rhea Bangert Brown
Felden
Grove City woman released from hospital returns home
Hiser reports she is at home in Grove City after hospital stay and is pleased to see her father’s name in the Logan Daily News again. The 1921 county schools column named Grant Moore as Gibisonville board of education member. Georgia is circulating again and Janet Carr attended a Delta Kappa Gamma meeting in Logan, with she having moved back to town.
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Hiser
Grove City
Logan Daily News
Grant Moore
Gibisonville
Georgia
Janet Carr
Delta Kappa Gamma
Logan
Janet
Martha Kruger
Man With Artificial Kidney Becomes Doctor With Honors
Andrew Peter Lundin III, 28, of Los Altos California, graduated summa cum laude from Downstate Medical Center SUNY amid doubts about his artificial kidney. He will intern at Kings County Hospital Brooklyn then join Peter Bent Brigham kidney transplant team in Boston. Standing ovation greeted his commencement.
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New York
Andrew Peter Lundin III
Downstate Medical Center
State University of New
Stanford
Lundin
California
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Stock Exchange Elects First Black Director
Jerome H. Holland, U S ambassador to Sweden, nominated to become the NYSE's first black director in its 180 year history. The Hampton Institute former president's nomination awaits exchange member approval.
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NEW York
Jerome H. Holland
U.S
Sweden
New York Stock Exchange
New York Times
Holland
Hampton Institute
Virginia
GOP Businessmen Scared Of McGovern
In New York AP reports Republican businessmen fear a McGovern presidency could trigger recession through tax hikes and expanded spending. Pierre Rinfret, an advisor to Nixon circles, argues McGovern’s platform would raise corporate taxes, boost taxes on the rich, and fund social programs shaping a risky short term business outlook. He notes fear and uncertainty among executives but Muskeling doubts about enactment.
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New York
George McGovern
Pierre Rinfret
Nixon
McGovern
South
Rinfret
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
Death Penalty Drive Pushed To Ballot In California
Backers seek to place the death penalty on the November ballot after a U S Supreme Court decision. They have collected over 520000 signatures but aim for about 800000 to ensure validity before the June 9 deadline. Attorney General Younger notes the ruling aligns with state law.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
California
Evelle J. Younger
State Supreme Court
U.S. Court
British Petroleum Aims to Take Control of Sohio
BP poised to gain 54 percent of Sohio stock as oil output rises to 600000 barrels per day with completion target by January 1, 1978. Sohio gains crude supply from BP North Slope fields and mutual cross holdings deepen.
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British Petroleum
Sohio
Cleveland, Ohio
British Petroleum Co
Standard Oil Co. of
Ohio
trans-Alaska
North Slope
Alaska
Fordham Names James C. Finlay 30th University President
Rev. James C. Finlay, 49, formerly dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, is named the 30th president of Fordham University. He will succeed Rev. Michael Walsh who resigned recently.
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NEW York
James C. Finlay
Fordham University
Finlay
Fordham
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Michael Walsh
Old Ironsides Set For Full Overhaul
Boston AP reports the USS Constitution will undergo an overhaul in drydock at Charlestown Naval Yard this fall. Captain Jack McKinnon says work could take 1% to two years with no public access aboard but viewing from a platform and a museum display of artifacts.
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Boston
Charlestown Naval Yard
Jack McKinnon
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Dorothy
Pansy Wylie
Opal Wylie
Velma Brashares
Maxine Krisher
Alpha Xi Chapter
International Honorary Teachers’ Sorority
Westminster House
Zimmerman
Miss Wylie
Lloyd Arbell
Ruth Auker
Akron
Ruth Ann Cooksey
Old Man’s Cave
Collins
R. A. Dean
J. J. Whitcraft
Mark Wylie
Wylie
Clyde Smith
Gertie Whitcraft
Margaret Slate
Laura Cooksey
Columbus
Velva Brashares
Tom Denbbow
Florida
Lancaster
Georgia Ring
Delta Kappa Gamma Party
Mae Zimmerman
Hvenlis
Eh & Te Court of Common Pleas
Wuuge Court of Common Pleas
Stock Exchange
Oka
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Second Sts
Hammond Signs
Francis
Fab) Embree
Rototillers
Briggs & Stratton
Blackwall
Blackwall Price
Whitewall Price
Fed
Huddles, Inc
W. Hunter St
GOP
Nick’s Wine Shop
James Finlay
Old Ironsides
Zenith Maytag Gibson
KitchenAid
Oasis — Hoover
Frank Frazier
Hunter Street
Legan
Weiland
West Main Street
Logan, Ohio
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