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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1964

Page

8

Free Guided Tours Proving Popular At Old Man's Cave

Tours at Old Man's Cave in Hocking Hills State Park drew crowds on Memorial Day weekend with over 220 participants on Saturday and more than 200 on Sunday. The daily Sunday and holiday tours started at Upper Falls and covered Devil's Bath Tub, Eagle Rock, Sphinx Head, Lower Falls, Old Man's Cave, Lower Cave and Broken Rock Falls.

Old Man's Cave Hocking Hills State Park Ernest Gebhart Division of Parks and Recreation Gebhart Devil's Bathtub Eagle Rock Sphinx Head Lower Falls Old Man’s Cave Lower Cave Broken Rock Falls

Enterprise 2nd Graders Get LBJ Reply

Second graders at Enterprise school in Athens received a reply from Lawrence F. O'Brien to letters sent to President Lyndon B. Johnson. The president cannot write personal notes to each child but thanked them and expressed hope to meet them in Ohio. Students named include Randy Klinger and Cathy Davies among others.

Enterprise School Lyndon B. Johnson Delores Beckley Athens Ohio

Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals

Births include a seven pound seven ounce boy for Mr. and Mrs. William Houg land in McArthur at 5 47 p.m. Friday and a seven pound 14 ounce boy for Mr. and Mrs. James W. Baker Laurelville Rt. 2 at 3 35 a.m. today. Dismissal: Mrs. Richard E. Forrest 432 Oak St.

William Hougland McArthur James W. Baker Laurelville Rt. 2 Richard E. Forrest Oak St

Laurelville School Board Hears Maintenance Plans Update

The Laurelville school board discussed summer maintenance including painting gym bleachers and doors, topsoil for the lab area, floor refinishing, and general cleanup. Remodeling plans for two high school rooms into a science lab were approved with half funding from Title III. Tom Pritchard named custodian. enrollment data and salaries reviewed.

Laurelville Nelle Swackhammer Tom Pritchard Melvin Riser

Divorce Decrees Involving Newland And Davis Families

County Court grants Albert E. Newland and Linda Newland split with Geneva as next friend. Judge Harley Meyer awards custody to mother and sets support per government serviceman with one dependent, plus costs $75 expense money and $250 hospital bill reimbursement. Barbara J. Davis receives divorce from John E. Davis with $40 weekly support. Gerald Emrick's will leaves all to wife Edith, named executrix.

Albert E. Newland Geneva Newland Laurelville Linda Newland Logan Rfc Harley Meyer Barbara J. Davis Second St John E. Davis

Shawnee State Forest opens with scenic 100 miles of roads

G. Bob Redett, assistant chief of Forestry, promotes Shawnee State Forest as a premier scenic drive in a wild hilly region. The forest spans 56,000 acres in Scioto and Adams counties, largest among 18 state forests. Eight new vistas and three fire towers offer panoramic views for motorists.

Bob Redett Division of Forestry Shawnee State Forest Shawnee Scioto County Adams County Redett

Office managers workshop and memorial service announced

Mrs. Constance I. Schultz office manager of the Hocking Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee will attend a three day workshop for office managers at the Deshler Hilton Hotel in Columbus June 8 10. Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge 262 and Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge 533 will hold a joint memorial service at 2 p.m. Sunday in the IOOF temple.

Constance I’. Schultz Hocking Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Deshler-Hilton Columbus Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge IOOF

City Police Cite Woman On Leaving Scene

City police reported two minor accidents Friday. Myrtle R. Howdyshell 67 Lancaster Rt 5 struck William O Patterson parked car at 260 W Hunter St and was cited for leaving the scene and to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Sumner F Martin 350 N Orchard St struck Theron Dau benmire’s parked car at 314 N Orchard St. no citations issued.

Myrtle R. Howdyshell Lancaster Rt William O. Patterson Church St W. Hunter St N. Walnut St Jack Moorehead Sumner F. Martin N. Orchard St Theron Daubenmire

Akron Driver Cited For Passing At City Intersection

Police cited 20 year old Carol A. Riddlebarger of Akron at 12 a m for passing at the Main Street Gallagher Avenue intersection. She is scheduled to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7 30 p m Thursday.

Carol A. Riddlebarger Akron Main St Gallagher Ave Jack Moorehead

LHS Activity Fund Balances Totals Reported

Logan High School treasurer Ralph R. Walker releases the activity fund balances as of June 1 totaling 11499 dollars. Funds listed include Athletics 640 dollars, Band 226 dollars, General 1811 dollars, Student Council 132 dollars, Library Club 206 dollars, Music Club 204 dollars, and various class and club accounts with smaller sums.

Logan High School Ralph R. Walker LHS National Honor Society National Thespian Society

Pleads Guilty To Hit-Skip In Licking County

Robert Campbell of Licking County pled guilty to leaving the scene of an accident involving a fence owned by John Lonberger in Ward Two. He was fined $50 and costs. reckless driving was dismissed for lack of evidence. Lonberger filed both charges. William E. Whitmore of Lancaster was fined $10 and costs with the fine suspended for improper passing on Rt. 33 Good Hope Two.

Robert Campbell Licking County Vaughn Collins John Lonberger Lonberger William E. Whitmore Lancaster Good Hope Two

Mrs. Anna Boring Dies at 69 in Columbus

Mrs. Anna Boring 69, of Columbus, mother in law of Judge Rhea Bangert Brown of Logan, died at Mount Carmel Hospital at 9 30 a m Friday. Wife of Fred Boring. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with service date pending Tuesday.

Anna Boring Columbus Rhea Bangert Brown Logan Mount Carmel Hospital Fred Boring

Eisenhower Memo Reveals D-Day Contingency Plan

The Army magazine explains how Ike prepared a handwritten communique accepting failure if Normandy landings had failed. It cites weather risks and German misallocation, with Eisenhower noting that blame, if any, is his alone and detailing Rommel and Rundstedt’s opposing views.

Cherbourg-Havre Reich Army Eisenhower Normandy Martin Blumenson 15Th Army Europe Pas-de-Calais Hitler

Nelsonville approves Rt. 216 relocation plan and bids

Nelsonville City Council voted Friday night to relocate a 0.6 mile section of Rt. 216 within the east Nelsonville corporation and extending to Buchtel. The state plans to move about 12 miles. $2,300 was previously appropriated. Mayor Hoffman noted bids must be sought by July 7 with a 30 day awaiting period.

Nelsonville State Highway Department East Corporation Buchtel William Hoffman Hoffman

Sheriff’s Dept Probes Three Crashes Injuries Reported

The Hocking sheriff’s department investigated three Friday crashes. Joe Dill 18 of Lockbourne and Nina Weaver 20 of 1080 Fourth St. collided on Rt 328 injuring neither seriously. Louis Dehil 21 of South Bloomingville was jailed after Rt 664 crash. Carl Martin 31 of Logan escaped with no citations.

Hocking Rt. 56 Joe Justus Dehil Carl E. Martin Logan Rt. 1 Logan Rt. 93

Khrushchev to Meet Tito in Leningrad Talks

Soviet officials said Premier Khrushchev will meet Yugoslav President Tito within two days, with Leningrad the probable meeting site. The high level talks aim at thawing tensions between Moscow and Belgrade amid ongoing East Bloc diplomacy.

Moscow Khrushchev Tito Yugoslavia Leningrad

District CCL Meeting At Logan High School

About 450 women including state and district officers attend the South eastern Ohio Child Conservation League conference at Logan High School. Barton A. Hall of Logan opens with a welcome, Mrs Richard Davis offers the reply, and workshops precede a noon luncheon.

Southeastern Ohio Child Conservation League Logan High School CCL Barton A. Hall Logan Ohio Chamber of Commerce Richard Davis Newark Federation Jerry Federsen Columbus Department of Public Recreation Richard Bowers

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