Bloodmobile in Logan Collects 91 Pints for Quota Shortfall
The Logan Presbyterian Church blood drive yielded 91 pints, part of a county shortfall of 11 pints toward 75 percent of Hocking County’s quota. An August 13 makeup visit was scheduled as donors and volunteers assisted, with type O positive blood designated for a two-year-old heart surgery patient.
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Logan Presbyterian Church
Hocking County
James West
Eva Mock
Richard Gerken
Ronald Rheinscheid
Doris Volk
Garnet Bryan
Merle Primmer
Clarence Matheny
Donald Skiver
James Barker
Jacob Keller
James Kuhn
Frank Harden
James Rutgers
Herman Leonard
Sam Dillon
Ronald Woolery
Harry Meldrim
Trudy Pierson
Linda Spence
Stefan Dennis
Tom Frazier
Bill Mundy
Guy Champ
Merl Beery
Earl Beery
Church of Christ
Roy Fowler
Hocking
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Freeman
Sanford Walker Jr
Leroy Neely
Roy Price
James A. Cooper
Lloyd Sparkman
Charles Cornetta
Richard Gallant
Leo Lauderback
Russell Downey
Emmitt Walker
Clyde Craig
Jack B. Douglas
Fred Nesby Jr
Robert Brewer
William B. Troke
Ronald Williams
Karl Shields
Earl Frye
Carborundum
George Wolfrey
Garold Linscott
Robert Wildermuth
Loren Inboden
Roger Chute
Ejilene Jurgensmier
Howard L. Rider
Bernard Goss
James Johnson
Donald Thomas
James L. Woods
Ralph Fickel
Gilbert Simonton
John C. Craig
Clarence Fuller Jr
Edward Sette
Ralph Britton
Jerry Spence
Leroy Lindsey
John T. Craig
General Electric
John Barker
Wallace Beck
Harold Johnson
William Guess
Carl Gordon
Todd Hinerman
Hal Brown
Carl Bailey
Richard Swelgin
Logan Clay
James Inboden
Charles L. Smith
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Clarence Spicer
Desmer Bownes
James Blankenship
George Wolfe Jr
Richard Turner
John T. Smith
Homer Cooper
Guy Boals
National Supply
Walter Bumgardner
Charles McKinley
Robert Mohler
Logan Daily News
Mike Collins
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Ted Saunders
Glenn Hemsworth
John Gillogly
Ohio Power Co
James
Logan Guard Promotions Announced
Sixteen promotions are announced in the Logan National Guard Battery A 2nd AW Bn 174th Arty by Capt. John F.E. Goodlye. Staff Sergeants Ned E. Canan and Larry A. Powers are promoted to platoon sergeants as a major enlisted rank. Ten soldiers rise from Specialist Fourth to sergeant.
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Logan National Guard
AW Bn
Local executors named for Ohio estates
County Courts Lena L. Stephenson of Logan Route 4 is named executrix of James V. Angle’s estate. Harley Marks of 278 West Front Street is named executor of Verna I. Marks’s estate.
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Lena L. Stephenson
Logan Rt
James V. Angle
Logan Rt. 4
Harley Marks
Front St
Verna I. Marks
Judge Dissolves Kent Divorce Suit in Logan Case
Judge Harley Meyer dismisses the divorce suit of Joseph Kent of Logan Route 2 against Patty A. Kent at the plaintiff's request.
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Harley Meyer
Joseph Kent
Logan Rt. 2
Patty A. Kent
Probate for the late Oscar F. Wilson estate opened
Logan probate court admitted the inventory of the estate of the late Oscar F. Wilson. Appraisers named Woodrow Reynolds Hugh Hooper and Wayne Whitcraft will assess the estate.
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Oscar F. Wilson
Logan
Woodrow Reynolds
Hugh Hooper
Wayne Whitcraft
Marriage License for Conrad and Guess
Robert Wayne Conrad and Judith Marlene Guess obtain a marriage license. Conrad is 20, a carpenter's helper of Logan Route 3, and Guess is 18 of Logan Route 2, both at home.
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Robert Wayne Conrad
Logan Rt
Carpenter
Judith Marlene Guess
Michigan Degree Earned by Creighton H. Phelps
Creighton H. Phelps son of Mr and Mrs Hal C Phelps of 450 Henrietta Ave received a master of science degree at the University of Michigan.
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Creighton H. Phelps
Hal C. Phelps
Henrietta Ave
University of Michigan
Mrs Myrtle A Schoonover dies at 79 in Chauncey
Mrs Myrtle A Schoonover 79 of Main St Chauncey died Tuesday morning in Mount St Mary Hospital after a 10 day illness. She was born in Fairfield County daughter of John and Kathryn Settle. Survived by husband Lee a brother Charles Columbus and sister Anna Smith Chauncey. Funeral 1 p m Friday Chauncey Christian Church Rev Paul A Johnson. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville. Friends may call at the family residence.
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Lee Schoonover
Myrtle A. Schoonover
Main St
Chauncey
Mount St Mary Hospital
Fairfield County
John
Kathryn Settle
Chauncey Christian Church
Lee
Charles
Columbus
Anna Smith
Death of Harry Kieffer in Buchtel at 62
Harry Kieffer 62 of Buchtel died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon from a heart attack at his home found by his wife Ruth around 4 p.m. He was born in Athens County, son of William and Delia Kieffer. Survived by wife, son Jack of Buchtel, daughter Mrs Susan Merz of Nelsonville, four sisters Flo Sohn Bertha Kohler Mildred White Lulu Robson, and three grandchildren. Arrangements by Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville incomplete.
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Harry Kieffer
Buchtel
Ruth
William and
Delia Kieffer
Athens County
Jack
Susan Merz
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Flo Sohn
Bertha Kohler
Columbus
Mildred White
Lulu Robson
Detroit, Mich
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Graveside rites for stillborn daughter held in Athens County
Graveside services were held at Concord Cemetery in Athens County for the stillborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Amnah of Rehoboth Massachusetts. The infant died at birth May 30 in Attleboro Massachusetts. Johnson Funeral Home of Nelsonville handled arrangements. Surviving are the parents a sister Vicki and a brother Eddie plus relatives.
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Concord Cemetery
Athens County
John E. Amnah
Nike Court
Rehoboth
Mass
Attleboro
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Vicki
Eddie
Monte Amnah
Logan
Victor Sayre
Millfield Rt. 1
Winifred Amnah
Amnah
Floyd Riddlebarger
Forest Glenn
John Amnah
Ohio Dems Outvote GOP in May 5 Primary
In the Ohio May 5 primary, Democrats led Republicans 919,179 to 815,146. An extra 36,142 voted on a $500 million highway bond issue without marking candidates, totaling 1,770,467 voters. No statewide race changed. the tally surpasses 1952 turnout. Secretary Ted W. Brown signed the canvass. candidates have five days to request a statewide recount.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Pleasure Driving Rights Suspended
Skip Rhoads 16 of 63 High Street had his pleasure driving rights suspended for 30 days by Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown on Tuesday for running a stop sign on May 23. He was cited by city police.
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Skip Rhoads
High St
Rhea Bangert Brown
West Elementary Staff Honors Retiring Teacher
West elementary staff honored Mrs. Lena Mock at a luncheon at Blosser's Restaurant as she retires after 33 years in teaching. She spent 30 years in Logan city and 24 years teaching fifth grade at West, with prior posts in Goat Run and Toledo.
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West
Lena Mock
Blosser’s
Edward Ullman
West School
Mary Connor
Mack
Romola_ Hopkins
Local 4-H honors and camp counselor appointments announced
Roberta Holloway of the Get Together 4-H Club was chosen to represent Hocking County in the statewide leadership interview by the 4-H Advisory Council. Seventeen counselor applications for 4-H camps were approved with several named for senior and junior camp sessions.
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Roberta Holloway
Hocking County
Robert Holloway
Logan Rt. 3
Elaine Latman
Laurelville Rt
Lewis Campbell
Logan Rt
Logan Star Rt
Catherine Reynolds
Creola Rt
Marilyn Chute
Gore Rt
Mary L. Gillogly
Bonnie Helber
Amy Thrush
Lonnie Ellinger
Terry Cavince
Laurelville
Gore Route 2 Woman Treated After Fall
Helen Rush, 44, of Gore Route 2, was treated in the Hocking Valley Hospital emergency room at 8:40 p.m. Tuesday for a severe laceration of the right hip after she fell in her living room, knocking down a Venetian blind and cutting herself on the blind.
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Helen Rush
Gore Rt. 2
Hocking Valley Hospital
Angel Road Bridge Reopens To Traffic
Albert Seabright county engineer announced Angel Road bridge is open for traffic again after being washed out in the March flood. A detour had been in use since the disruption.
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Angel Rd. Bridge
Albert Seabright
Angel Rd
Logan High Key Club installs officers at Kiwanis meeting
Logan High School Key Club officers were installed by 9th District Lt. Gov. David Miller at a Kiwanis club meeting at Blosser's Restaurant. The 1965 slate includes Merl Beery president Tom Frazier vice president Guy Champ secretary Earl Beery treasurer.
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Logan High School
David Miller
Blosser’s
Merl Beery
Tom Frazier
Guy Champ
Earl Beery
Dick Stevens
Jaycees
Tim Roberts
Tom Carroll
LHS
Key Club
al Horsky
Dick Buntz
Dave Kelch
Fred Schmidt
Mike Workman
Mike Roberts
Port Huron
Mich
Kim Keller
H. C. Johnston
Logan
Logan Lions See Film On Glaucoma
Dr. Frederick Blume presented glaucoma symptoms to Logan Lions Club at the Sportsman Restaurant. The club plans a glaucoma clinic in Logan or Nelsonville with county health department cooperation. The next meeting will be a June 15 cookout labeled Farmer's Night with farmer guests.
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Frederick Blume
Logan Lions Club
Sportsman
Logan
Nelsonville
County Health Department
Lloyd Fraizer
Dale Walker
Rushville
Nick Maniskas
Miami University TV gets $132,015 federal grant
A $132 015 federal grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare will extend Miami University educational television station coverage to Richmond Indiana Dayton and Cincinnati. President John D Millett said trustees will meet Friday to approve $44 000 in matching funds.
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Oxford, Ohio
Miami University
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Cincinnati
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Miami
John D. Millett
Pope John Honored on First Death Anniversary at St Peter's
Pope Paul VI led a memorial Mass at St. Peter's for Pope John XXIII on the anniversary of his death. A large crowd prayed at the tomb, with 50,000 signatures urging beatification. Pope John broadened Church renewal and ecumenism and met Soviet audiences during his short reign.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope John
Msgr
Loris Capovilla
Clemente Gaddi
Bergamo
Sotto Il Monte
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Italy
Communist Party
John
Merchants Meeting and Eagles Installation This Week
The Logan Trade Club merchant division will meet at Brandt's Mecca Room at noon Thursday to finalize plans for the July promotion and urge all merchants to attend. Logan Aerie 2168 Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts an installation of new officers at 8 p.m. Thursday with refreshments to follow. Mrs Theron Daubenmire of 314 N Orchard St is in Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after minor surgery Monday and major surgery Tuesday. room 112.
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Logan Trade Club
Brandt
Mecca
Logan Aerie
Order of Eagles
Theron Daubenmire
N. Orchard St
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Mixed U S actions in Cuba and domestic bus funding noted
Cuban Red Cross cites U S backed anti Castro attacks causing damage and casualties while Manuel Artime predicts a long Vietnam style war. Ohio districts eye extra state aid of 1 million this month to aid bus purchases amid a 2.9 million court linked plan. Johnson vows strength to save civilization at Coast Guard Academy graduation. Bus crash in Illinois kills three and injures 47. ships Champlain and Skauvaag sustain damage near Annapolis. Jack Ruby defense head resigns to teach at UT Law School.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Cuban Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Miami Herald
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
New London
Carrier Lake Champlain Collides With Norwegian Vessel
In Norfolk Virginia the aircraft carrier Lake Champlain collided with the Norwegian motor vessel Skauvaag in dense fog or weather conditions. Both ships sustained damage and crew safety checks were underway. Naval officials investigated the incident and assessed potential injuries and disruptions to operations.
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Norfolk, Va
Lake Champlain
Skauvaag
Ohio Governor Proclaims Aviation Industry Day
Gov. James A. Rhodes proclaims June 11 as Aviation Industry Day in Ohio praising the Wright Brothers era and the ongoing contributions to aviation progress in the state. The proclamation highlights the historical impact and lasting significance of aviation development in Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Wright Brothers
Kentucky Governor to discuss Ohio reciprocity with Rhodes
Gov. Edward T. Breathitt of Kentucky voiced strong concern over Ohio’s plan to cancel the truck license reciprocity agreement and will seek talks with Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes to resolve the dispute. In Morgantown West Virginia University named Paul L. Selby Jr. of Ohio State University as dean of its College of Law announced by President Paul A. Miller.
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Frankfort
Edward T. Breathitt
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Morgantown
W.va
Paul L. Selby Jr
Ohio State University
West Virginia University College of Law
WVA
Paul A. Miller
Britain closes Christmas Island nuclear test station
London reports that as part of the nuclear test ban followup Britain is shutting its station on Christmas Island in the Pacific where nuclear tests were conducted.
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London
Britain
Christmas Island
Pacific
City Driver Cited for Running Red Light
Police cite Edward W. Mundy 71 of 762 S Main St for running a red light at Main and Walnut Streets at 7 50 p m Tuesday He must appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7 30 p m Monday.
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Edward W. Mundy
S. Main St
Main
Walnut Sts
Jack Moorehead
Vacation notices to the sheriff urged
Persons going on vacation are asked to inform the sheriff to allow officers to monitor property. Sheriff Paul Hartman recommends stopping deliveries like newspapers and milk during the absence to aid surveillance.
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Sheriff's Department
Paul Hartman
Hartman
Clearview Riders Tour Buckeye Trail and Circleville Show
Clearview Stables group rode the Buckeye Trail Saturday and picnicked at Wildcat Hollow. They attended a horse show at Circleville that night and discussed plans for another overnight ride.
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Clearview Stables
Buckeye Trail
Wildcat Hollow
Circleville
Tuberculosis Accounts for Thousands of U.S. Deaths Annually
Tuberculosis is responsible for about 25 000 deaths each year in the United States, highlighting its continuing public health impact. Early detection and treatment remain critical to reduce mortality and curb spread.
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U.S
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