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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

2

Ohio Development Director speaks to Logan Rotarians

Dr. David C. Sweet of the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development addressed the Logan Rotary Club on Minding Our Business. He urged teamwork among officials and clubs, noted 95 percent of state industries have under 50 employees, and said 70s growth will center on service industries and people oriented work.

David C. Sweet Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development Logan Rotary Club Sweet Otto Shaw Salt Fork State Park Francis Scrappy

EMS Log Report From Hester Speelman and Joe Synnott

EMS logs show Hester Speelman of Logan route 1 transported to Hocking Valley Community Hospital for illness treatment at 9:53 p.m. Monday. Earlier, at 4:24 p.m. Monday Joe Synnott of Union Furnace was taken to HVCH for medical care.

Hester Speelman Logan Rt. 1 Hocking Valley Community Hospital Joe Sinnott Union Furnace HVCH

Library Board Reports April Circulation Totals

Logan Hocking County District Library trustees heard April circulation figures. Main library recorded 7 290 loans with 5 458 adults and 1 832 juveniles while bookmobile circulation reached 7 600 with 1 265 adults and 6 335 juveniles. The next meeting moved from July 2 to July 9.

Logan-Hocking County District Library Board of Trustees

Nelsonville police report two accidents on Canal Street

Nelsonville police investigated two auto crashes on Canal Street. At 10:52 a.m. Alberta Kleinbriel stopped for a left turn onto Second Street when rear ended by David Wallace. Wallace cited for following too closely. At 5:10 p.m. David Robinette backed from a parking space hitting Jesse Talbert. Robinette cited for improper starting and backing.

Nelsonville Canal St Shafer Alberta Kleinbriel Buchtel Second St David Wallace W. Franklin St Wallace Town & Country David B. Robinette Ogg Wholesale, Inc

Nelsonville EMS Aids Hazel Stump After Fall

Mrs. Hazel Stump of Carbondale was treated for head and shoulder lacerations after a fall in front of Moore's Store on Columbus Street Nelsonville. She was transported to Mount St. Mary Hospital at 2 p.m. Monday and released. Nelsonville Lions Club will sell first aid kits and fire extinguishers door to door starting at 6 p.m. tonight, priced at $2 each.

Nelsonville Hazel Stump Carbondale Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville Lions Club

Workplace Health: Electric Co Employee Stricken in Mount St. Mary

Joe Matheny of Nelsonville Route 2, an employee at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co, became ill while working Monday. He appeared to suffer a heart attack and was carried to Mount St. Mary Hospital by crew members and admitted to the heart care unit.

Joe Matheny Nelsonville Rt. 2 Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co Matheny Mount St. Mary Hospital

Traffic crash suits settled out of court in Hocking County

Five witnesses testified in Hocking County Common Pleas Court as lawsuits stemming from a May 29 1971 traffic crash near the Athens Hocking county line were settled this morning. Claims totaled 36669572 with complaints naming L Alan Goldsberry administrator Judith Stanley and Ronald Baker among others. Cross complaints sought 200000 and 100000 judgments against Baker and Stanley respectively. Baker drove a van for Superior Insulation Co and Stanley was in a car carrying the decedent Ellen Coon.

Hocking County Karen Larry M. Coon Baker Judith Stanley Stanley Superior Insulation Co

Mrs. James Tryan 81 Dies in Nelsonville

Mary Tryan eighty one of Nelsonville dies Monday at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Survived by husband James five sons daughter Ruth Owens of Newark two sisters a stepsister and seven grandchildren. Funeral 1 p.m. Thursday at Asbury Church with Rev. Ballard officiating. Burial Asbury Cemetery. Friends may call Warren Funeral Home today and tomorrow.

James Tryan James Mary) Tryan Nelsonville Mount St. Mary Hospital Coonville Nancy Harkless Ruth Owens Newark James Kison Kent Delmar Elmer Kison Lonnie Phelps Orlando Fla William Phelps Blanche Florence Delphia LeMay Buchtel John Harkless New Plymouth Rt. 1 Asbury Church Roy Ballard Asbury Cemetery Warren Funeral Home

Vacation Bible School Plans From Two Area Churches

Eben ezer Baptist Church near Maxville hosts a daily vacation Bible school June 11 to 15 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m with the theme We Look to Jesus directed by Patty Edgar for children 4 to 12 The closing vesper service is Friday June 15 at 8 p m A wiener roast at 6 15 p m Saturday June 16 follows for pupils parents and friends Teachers and helpers include Alice Coomer Geneva Griggs Jeanne Wallace Gwen Derifield Barbara Mohler Jessie Martin Virginia Bauman and others Bus driver Fred Coomer Transport calls to 385 2038 or 385-7479 Otterbein United Methodist Church Gore begins June 11 with classes 9 to 11 30 a m each weekday through June 22 A closing program is set for Sunday June 24 at 7 30 p m Invited children from area Ruth Johnston directs with Sharon Summer assisting Nursery Buna Nutter and Marie Campbell lead. Teresa Glenn Gladys Harris teach Primary Teressa Glenn Gladys Harris. Middle Betty Backus Ruth MacMannis. Juniors Phyllis Holcomb. Youth group Ruth Johnston Stimmel Staff includes Catherine Nixon secretary-treasurer Buna Nutter pianist and Stimmel chorister.

Otterbein United Methodist Church of Gore Ruth Johnston Sharon Summer Buna Nutter Marie Campbell Teresa Glenn Gladys Harris Betty Backus Ruth MacMannis Phyllis Holcomb Johnston Stimmel Catherine Nixon Nutter

Mrs Hade Blanton 69 of Logan dies after long illness

Beatrice Blanton of 333 Lincoln Ave died at her home after a period of failing health. Born January 23, 1904 in Nelsonville she lived mostly in the Logan area. Survived by four sons, a daughter Alma Worthman, three sisters, 19 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at Heinlein Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight.

Hade Beatrice) Blanton Lincoln Ave Nelsonville John Wyskiver Logan Kentucky Hade Blanton Jr Mansfield Bill Robert Logan Rt James Eugene Edward Alma) Worthman Haydenville Grace Balch Sylvia McCulla Merle McCabe Somerset Gary Blanton Montana Heinlein Oak Grove Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Bowsher in Adelphi

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Hill Funeral Home in Kingston for Mrs. R. H. Florence Bowsher of Adelphi who died Friday at Chillicothe Hospital. Rev. Lynn Summers officiated and burial followed in Green Summer Cemetery Adelphi. She was born Feb 23 1883 in Adelphi daughter of Cary and Joanna Karshner Binkley and belonged to Adelphi United Methodist Church, Adelphi Pythian Sisters and Adelphi Evergreen Chapter OES. Surviving are two sisters Hattie Cryder and Mrs. Charles Lesher a niece Pauline Mowrer and a nephew Frederick Binkley. She was preceded in death by her husband Dr. R. H. Bowsher and a son Burnell.

the Hill Funeral Home Kingston R. H Florence) Bowsher Adelphi Chillicothe Hospital Lynn Summers Green Summer Cemetery Cary Joanna Karshner Binkley Adelphi United Methodist Church Adelphi Pythian Sisters Adelphi Evergreen Chapter OES Hattie Cryder Charles Lesher Upper Arlington Pauline Mowrer Columbus Frederick Binkley Walnut Creek Calif R. H. Bowsher Burnell

Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in Hocking County

Steven McCabe aged 21 of Laurelville was fined 20 dollars and costs by Judge James Stilwell after pleading guilty to reckless operation in Hocking County Court. Deputies arrested him on Route 56 at 3 24 a m Saturday.

Steven McCabe Laurelville James Stilwell Hocking McCabe

Antioch College picket line crowds administration building

About 30 Antioch College students picketed the administration building in Yellow Springs as personnel reported for work. The scene used noise makers like tambourines and pots while access to the building remained allowed for staff and students. Greene County Sheriff Russell Bradley said no immediate plan for a third confrontation. Alongside, in Columbus a tentative national contract agreement ended a Teamsters strike at Anheuser Busch plant.

Yellow Springs Ohio Antioch College Greene County Russell Bradley Columbus, Ohio Teamsters Union Anheuser-Busch Inc Columbus

Beame Wins Lead Then Faces Runoff In New York Mayor Primary

New York City Comptroller Abraham D Beame led a four man Democratic field but fell short of the 40 percent threshold needed to avoid a runoff. Rep Herman Badillo finished second and advances to a June 26 runoff with Beame. Badillo ran as the most liberal candidate among the contenders.

New York Abraham D. Beame Beame Herman Badillo Badillo

Tax Liens Filed Against Koscot Interplanetary Cosmetics

Internal Revenue Service agents file federal court tax liens totaling 5.7 million dollars against Koscot Interplanetary Cosmetics Inc. founded by entrepreneur Glenn W. Turner in Orlando Florida.

Orlando, Fla Internal Revenue Service Koscot Interplanetary Cosmetics, Inc Glenn W. Turner

Kansas City chief travels to Washington amid FBI director rumors

AP reports Kansas City Police Chief C. M. Kelley in Washington on his third trip in days with indications he will be named permanent FBI director per the Kansas City Star. United Rubber Workers resume work at B F Goodrich plants in Ohio and Indiana as UAW negotiators refocus on Goodyear. In Copenhagen the United States and 16 leading fishing nations begin 10 days of talks to boost efficiency and control.

Kansas City C. M. Kelley Washington The Kansas City Star FBI Akron, Ohio United Rubber Workers B. F. Goodrich Co Ohio Indiana UAW Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Copenhagen Denmark United States

Testimony Linked GOP Aide to Watergate Conspiracy

Robert Reisner, a GOP aide under Jeb Stuart Magruder, was slated to testify about the Watergate affair. McCord named Reisner as someone who could bolster claims that the bugging operation had Magruder and Mitchell approval, with Dean also cited.

Robert Reisner GOP Jeb Stuart Magruder Reisner James W. McCord Jr Magruder Atty John N. Mitchell White House John W. Dean III

Found Innocent On School Bus Charge

Roy R. Clark of Lancaster was found not guilty in Hocking County Court after arraignment on a charge of failing to stop for a school bus unloading on May 2. The complaint was filed by Logan school bus driver Vivian Harvey.

Roy R. Clark Lancaster Hocking Vivian Harvey Logan Clark

Beougher Starts Therapy and Knee Surgery in Greenville

Earl W Beougher of Sandy Lake Pa formerly of Logan entered Greenville Pa Hospital Sunday for therapy and knee surgery Tuesday He requests birthday cards at Box 98 Rt 1 Sandy Lake 16145 Also notes family and local events including art class field trip Mary Ellen Galvin graduates at Miami University and community notices from local schools hospitals and clubs

Earl W Bill) Beougher Sandy Lake Logan Greenville Rt. 1 Earl Ethel Murphy Logan Rt. 4 Mary Ellen Galvin Walnut Hills Miami University Oxford

Four Forfeit Bond On Park Ranger Charges In Ohio County

Four out of town residents faced Hocking County Court after park ranger arrests in Hocking State Forest. Robert Gent 22 Phillip A Bunker 21 Ronald Marczewski 19 Toledo Ohio all forfeited 29 dollars bond for riding outside a motor vehicle. Marsha Hoffman 19 Cincinnati forfeited 29 dollars bond for camping in a non designated area. All arrests occurred May 26.

Hocking Hocking State Forest Robert Gent Phillip A. Bunker Ronald Marczewski Toledo Park Rangers Marsha Hoffman Cincinnati

Mayor Praises Officer For Indecent Exposure Case

Mayor Merril Haney lauded Police Captain Fraizer for solving and ensuring conviction in a Cheshire indecent exposure case. Robert Ray Darst, 22, pleaded guilty to an affidavit covering three incidents, arraigned Sunday, fined $200 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in jail.

Merril Haney Lloyd Fraizer Cheshire

Vinton School Project Seeks Continuation Funds

State Representative Claire Ball Jr. of Athens will visit Vinco Broadcasting in Vinton County on Thursday with Vinton County Superintendent Kenneth W. Christopher. They will ride a school bus to hear Vinco Broadcasting and seek funding from the Ohio Department of Education for another year as the project enters its third year under ESEA Title III funds.

Claire Ball Jr Athens Vinco Broadcasting Vinton County Rep. Ball Kenneth W. Christopher Ohio Department of Education ESEA

Two Motorists Cited by City Police

Police cite two motorists for minor traffic violations on W Hunter St. John Tubbs 20 Haydenville charged with making unnecessary noise at 10 30 p m. Russell Wade 22 Logan Rt 1 cited for reckless operation at 10 38 p m. Both scheduled to appear in mayor s court Saturday.

John Tubbs Haydenville W. Hunter St Russell Wade Logan Rt. 1

Police Investigate Two Theft Reports This Weekend

City police report two thefts in progress. Mike Smith on Warner Ave says a stereo tape player was stolen from his car during the night. Robert Warthman on Vine Street reports two mag wheels taken from beside his residence, valued at 30 dollars each.

Mike Smith Warner Ave Robert Warthman Vine St Warthman

Oil Slick's Source Sought By Officials

Officials in Santa Barbara examine an oozing four mile long slick in the Channel to determine if seepage stems from drilling or natural leakage. The Coast Guard reported the slick about ten miles along the coast, recalling a similar major spill after a 1969 well blowout.

Santa Barbara Calif Santa Barbara Channel Coast Guard

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