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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1971
Page
8
Nelsonville United Methodist Church prepares for a Sunday cornerstone ceremony at the new Canal Street structure with 10 15 a m morning service at the present Jefferson Street church and an 11 15 am assembly for the cornerstone lay ing followed by a tour of progress.
Kenneth Stahr 51 of Columbus died Thursday at St Anthony Hospital. Survived by wife Mildred, son Harold, daughters Maxine Murray and Diane Stahr, three grandchildren, two brothers, a sister. Funeral Sunday 1:30 p.m. East Columbus Christian Church. Burial Fairview Cemetery Rockbridge. Calling 2 5 and 7 p.m. Margarum Son Funeral Home Gahanna. Effa J Stiverson 86 of Lancaster died Friday at Homestead Nursing Home Lancaster born Oct 12 1884 in Hocking County. Survived by husband Noah four sons Elmer Hubert John W Clifford 12 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and sister Mrs Minnie Glick Lancaster. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. Frank E Smith Funeral Home Lancaster Chapel. Burial Union Cemetery.
The Logan Chapter of the National Secretaries Association installed new officers at a Thursday dinner meeting at Blosser's Restaurant. Mary Dennis became president, Virginia Weidner vice president, Helen Mowrey recording secretary, Ginger Pack corresponding secretary, and Jeanne Farrow treasurer.
Mrs. H. R. Beery of 691 E. Hunter Street chosen by the Logan Lions as this week’s Cheer Club recipient. Lions will send flowers and invite friends to visit or write. In Hocking County community news. Funeral services held for Leo B. Swackhammer, 68, Zanesville, with burial at St. Paul’s Cemetery. Survived by wife Luella, daughter Jean Spencer, three grandchildren, two brothers, four sisters.
Miss Kathy Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis L Gardner of Columbus will receive a Bachelor of Science in Education from Ohio State University on June 11. She is granddaughter of Mrs Ola M Gardner of West Logan and the late Corwin Gardner and plans to teach in the fall.
James Johnson, 21, of Columbus, was beaten and robbed early today while walking along Rt 56 from Laurelville toward South Bloomingville. He declined to press charges against a suspect identified by him as two attackers. Johnson's wallet remained missing. His clothes were found miles away and he suffered a chin cut and a black eye.
A 2 p.m. Sunday meeting for Sing-Out Logan members will be held at West elementary school to decide several important issues. Linda Sue Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Johnson, has been named to Capital University’s dean’s list for the second semester. she is a senior majoring in music.
Dean Sunday aged 18 pleaded guilty in Hocking County Juvenile Court to acting to cause delinquency of a 13 year old. He received 90 days in county jail and a 50 dollar fine with costs, suspended on good behavior and payment. Sunday reportedly took the girl out without parental consent and she was found in his car in Adelphi at 10:30 p m.
Two boys aged 11 and 10 from Haydenville were found at 10:50 p.m. hiding in Green Elementary School while apparently planning to run away from home. Earlier, the youths allegedly took two bicycles in Haydenville, per the Hocking County sheriff's department.
The Southeastern Ohio School of Practical Nursing advisory committee met Thursday to review the current program and outline future steps. Topics included curriculum changes, higher enrollment, new state board rules, possible expansion to Chillicothe, and development of an associate degree nursing program. Attendees included representatives from nursing, education, hospitals, and Tri-County Technical Institute.
Logan police cited four adults and one juvenile for traffic violations Friday night and today. Donald E. Boyle, 17, was cited for speeding on Church St and will appear in juvenile court. Keith A. Brown, 18, Rex A. Adams, 18, Carroll E. Gang, 18, and Jack K. Klump, 47, were cited for speeding on Church or Front Streets and ordered to appear in mayor's or district court on dates June 12 or later.
Fifteen members attended the June Chieftain Squaws meeting at Logan High School. Members registered to work the concession trailer during women's softball and Peewee League baseball games. More workers are needed. contact Mrs. Terry Smith at 385-3293.
Steve McClure of Logan Route 2 reported to Logan police the theft of a beige Mayfair cassette tape player from his car between 8 and 10 15 p.m. Friday.
A rural diary recounts weekly garden work from Monday to Sunday. It notes potates and cabbage care, weed fighting, visiting locals Mrs May Ritter Boyles and Hazel Ritter Mohler, cemetery trip, and prayers daily. Names include Ralph E Goss James G Woltz Shelly Jo Brown.
Homer Petty of Lake Logan Rd became the center of Main St attention Friday when his double parked car locked itself after he stepped out. Tansky Motors and city police attempted unlocks as the 1971 Newport ran and cooled inside. Capt. Lloyd Fraizer finally freed the door on the driver side with a wire. Petty and his wife had just returned from a 7000 mile 25 day western trip.
The first open meeting of the Hocking County Drug Council introduced Brent Runge as chairman and outlined the new council structure. A constitution drafted by Curtis Pooler is being processed to obtain non profit incorporation. The session covered prevention, teen programs, drug identification, and a youth committee with committees on business legal finance community awareness investigative rehabilitation and teacher education.
A 15 year old Logan youth was ordered to the Ohio Youth Commission by Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown after allegedly breaking probation rules by stealing money.
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