Chieftain Boosters Elect Chuck Dalton Plan 4th Celebration
Chieftain Boosters elected Chuck Dalton as president succeeding Jud Matheny. Art Gasser became vice president, Alien McMillin and Clarencé Grandy re elected secretary and treasurer. New three year directors include Stein Johnson Joe Gebriel Harold Daubenmire. Committee plans for a local talent show and Lockbourne AFB judo exhibition alongside two LHS baseball games. Fireworks ice cream social band music kiddie rides and more as the 4th event schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Dalton
Boosters
Jud Matheny
Art Gasser
Alien McMillin
Clarencé Grandy
Stein Johnson
Joe Gebriel
Harold Daubenmire
Harold Brimner
Clyde Bainter
Dan Matheny
Robert Chute
Nick Maniskas
Henderson Oliver
Lockbourne Air Force Base
LHS
Logan American Legion
Athens
Logan Eagles
Births and Admissions in Athens Area Hospitals
Hospital notes show the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Caschignano of Athens. Admissions include Amanda Hook Glouster Route 1 Jacob Martin Millfield Route 1 Christina Anna Barrett Corning William Howell Athens Cecilia Echstenkemper Glouster William Rose Corning Route 1 Danny Vincent Millfield Margaret Owings McArthur Lace Ayers Murray City Maude North Millfield Gary Kofka Nelsonville. Discharges list Gail Cox and daughter Logan Cecilia Eberts and a New Straitsville Ed Kawsube and daughter Athens Mary Welze Buchtel Donald Cook Murray City Shirley Murphy Nelsonville Route 1 Anna Mount Logan Eliza Clark New Lexington Flora Joseph Glouster Route 2 Clara McCauley Zanesville Thomas Tignor Nelsonville Bertha Warren Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Caschignano
Athens
Amanda Hook
Glouster
Jacob Martin
Millfield
Christina Anna Barrett
Corning
William Howell
Cecilia Echstenkemper
William Rose
Danny Vincent
Margaret Owings
McArthur
Lace Ayers
Murray City
Maude North
Gary Kofka
Nelsonville
Gail Cox
Logan
Richard Eberts
New Straitsville
Ed Kawsube
Mary Welze
Buchtel
Donald Cook
Shirley Murphy
Rt. 1
Anna Mount
Eliza Clark
New Lexington
Flora Joseph
Glouster Rt. 2
Clara McCauley
Zanesville
Thomas Tignor
Bertha Warren
Moore couple welcome seven pound eight ounce boy at Hocking Valley
Mr and Mrs Forrest Moore of Logan announce a seven pound 10 ounce boy born at 7 58 pm yesterday. Additional entries list numerous admissions and surgeries including Mrs J F Mathias Mrs Harley Marks and Mrs Pan sy Wyckoff among others in Logan Rockbridge McArthur and Hamden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Moore
Logan
J. F. Mathias
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Harley Marks
Medical
Pansy Wyckoff
McArthur
L. W. McLaughlin
Hamden
E. L. Newsom
Julie Poling
Logan Rt
Charles A. Bright
Acting Judge Hears Cases in Hocking County Court
Richard Gerken heard his first case Monday as acting judge in the absence of Judge Vaughn Collins. Robert W. Davy pleaded guilty to drunken driving, fined 150 dollars plus costs, and jailed three days. Various defendants on Rt. 33 and Rt. 216 faced fines from 10 to 20 dollars for speeding, passing on the right, and running a stop sign. Some fines were suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gerken
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Robert W. Davy
Groveport
State Highway Patrol
Howard Linscott
Hocking Ave
Marvin McMillin
W. Front St
Frank FE. Watters
Logan Rt. 1
Jack Patton
Nelsonville
Commissioners Open Truck Bids in Hocking County
Hocking County commissioners opened bids for a 2%%-ton dump truck for the county highway department Monday. Ogg & Beasley Ford submitted the apparent low bid of $4,533.33 plus trade-in, with North East Garage at $5,445, W&H Chevrolet Sales at $5,674.03, and Chute Sales & Service at $6,170. They will decide which bid to accept at the regular meeting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Commissioners
Ogg & Beasley Ford, Inc
North East Garage
W&h Chevrolet
Chute Sales & Service
Davis Jr plans interracial marriage and large family with Mai Britt
Sammy Davis Jr and Mai Britt said at a London news conference they plan to marry after Britt's divorce from Eddie Gregson becomes final on September 28. Davis acknowledged potential prejudice but said his career would not be ruined by the match. Britt is 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sammy Davis Jr
Mai Britt
Eddie Gregson
Davis
Miss Britt
Local 11-490 union to hold general meeting in Logan
Community notices record several local movements and visits. Betty Jean Pickett leaves for Excelsior Springs to study delinquency topics and attend Ball Clinic. The Hansel family from Phoenix arrives for a two week Logan visit, stopping en route via Texas and New Orleans. An Eagles Ladies Auxiliary officers meeting plans a dinner menu for the district gathering. Carolyn Smith recovers in Toledo after emergency appendectomy. Phillip Evans, 10, of Nelsonville, sustains a fractured pelvic bone in a tree fall and is treated at Mount St Mary Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical & Atomic Workers Union
Logan
D of A
Betty Jean Pickett
Bowen St
Excelsior Springs
Paul Hansel
Josephine Brown
Ann
Phoenix
Ariz
Hansel
Lydia Brown
Logan Rt. 3
Kitty Hansel
E. Main St
Hansels
Texas
New Orleans
The
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Order of Eagles
Carolyn Smith
Calvin Smith
Toledo
St. Vincent's Hospital
Carolyn
Mona Smith
Gallagher Ave
Phillip Evans
Clyde Evans
Nelsonville
Cabe Shelton
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Dover Mayor Seeks To Shun Bribery Trial
Dover mayor Clifford C. Froelich petitions for discharge from testifying in the bribery case of George Markos. Judge Frank Cope will rule later as Markos faces seven counts of bribery and Froelich himself faces seven counts of accepting bribes. Froelich contends testimony would be a necessary link in state charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Froelich
Markos
U S Eagle Labeled Blatant Monstrosity
Laborite MP Marcus Lipton urged Britain’s government to reject a 35 foot aluminum eagle planned for the U S Embassy in Grosvenor Square. U S officials submitted the design to the London County Council for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
U. S
Grosvenor Square
Marcus Lipton
London County Council
Watts Fined Ten Dollars for Unnecessary Auto Noise
Verle A Watts 22 of 647 Third St was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Mayor Francis Myers on a charge of making unnecessary noise with his automobile filed by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verle A. Watts
Third St
Francis Myers
Garage tools stolen from auto repair shop
John R. Stump reported to city police that about 150 dollars worth of tools were stolen Sunday from his auto repair garage at the corner of Church and Riffets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Stump
Church and
Riffets
Rotary Club Views Traffic Safety Film
Logan Rotarians attended a dinner meeting in Blosser's dining room to view a state highway patrol safety film highlighting causes of highway deaths and the need for roadway respect. Kenley Krinn earned a five year perfect attendance pin while Joe Thomas received a two year pin. Arthur Kuhn and Chris Myers, 1960 Logan High School graduates, attended as Rotary representatives after excelling at the World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati. County Prosecutor Hubert Lappen will lead next week's program with a film on Marberry v Madison and judicial review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Highway Patrol
Blosser
United States
Kenley Krinn
Krinn
Ohio State Bar Association
Justice
Supreme Court
Marberry
Madison
Baptists Reject Political Attacks on Catholics at Rochester Convention
The American Baptist Convention near completion after defeating four proposals targeting the Roman Catholic Church in the 1960s election context. Delegates affirmed citizens may examine religion as it relates to public issues and praised Protestants United for Church-State Separation, while not blanketly endorsing all its actions. The group also backed nonviolent student sit‑ins against racial segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Church and State
Northwest Ohio Plans Migrant Work Parley
The Legislative Service Commission study committee on migrant worker problems will tour northwestern Ohio counties June 14 to 16. Rep Norman Fuerst chairs the panel and farms employing migrant sugar beet labor will be visited. Public hearings are set for June 14 and 15 at Bowling Green State University Union Hall at 3 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Legislative Service Commission
Norman Fuerst
Eisenhower Ends West Point Visit After Three Day Reunion
President Eisenhower returns from a three day reunion with his 1915 West Point classmates at the U S Military Academy in West Point New York. It was likely his final visit to the Point as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Point
Mrs. Ora Milliron 78 dies in Nelsonville
Mrs. Ora Milliron of 155 Watkins Street Nelsonville dies Monday at Mount St Mary Hospital aged 78. native of Meigs County she was daughter of James and Caroline Frazier. Survived by husband Quince two sons Denver of Demont Indiana and Henry of Middleport a daughter Cleo Jeffers three sisters and several half siblings. Funeral 1 am Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville Rev Robert Ossman officiating burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after Wednesday morning at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Milliron
Watkins St
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Meigs County
Milliron
James
Caroline Frazier
Quince
Denver
Demont, Ind
Henry
Middleport
Cleo Jeffers
Clima Hyse
Robert Ossman
Green Lawn Cemetery
Funeral
Funeral notices for Clara Hansel and James Fox
Mrs Clara Hansel 90 widow of Marion Hansel died Monday at 616 Garfield Ave Lancaster of a heart attack She was a Starr Two farm owner and New Plymouth native Surviving daughter Fern Hansel sister Marian Kimball and several nieces and nephews Funeral 10 am Thursday Frank E Smith Funeral Home Lancaster Rev W L Cozad Forest Rose Cemetery Requiem Mass for James Fox 78 held today at St John s Catholic Church Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Pallbearers listed Roberts Funeral Home in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hansel
Marion F. Hansel
Garfield Ave
Lancaster
Hansel
New Plymouth
Starr Two
Isaac and
Susan Hartsel
Fern Hansel
Marian Kimball
Frank E. Smith
Rev
W. L. Cozad
Columbus
Forest Rose Cemetery
James Fox
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Fox
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fox
Friesner Ave
Jack Fox
Robert Fox
John Fox
John W. Wilson
Roy Ghent
Richard Unteed
Roberts Funeral Home
Freedom of the Press Day in the Western Hemisphere
William H. Cowles of the Inter-American Press Assn notes Freedom of the Press Day honors free journalism and mourns denials. He cites progress since 1953 with restored press freedom in Argentina Peru Venezuela and Colombia, while condemning setbacks in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Hemisphere
William H. Cowles
Inter- American Press Assn
Cowles
Argentina
Peru
Venezuela
Colombia
Free Press of the Americas
Cuba
Spokane, Wash
Spokesman- Review
Lions Club elects new Logan officers at dinner
Attorney Leslie G. Johnson was named president of the Logan Lions Club at a dinner meeting in Brandt's Mecca Room. Other officers include George Kemper first vice president Cecil Berry second vice president John Green third vice president Homer Wiant secretary Floyd Goodhye treasurer Hal Bailey tail twister Joe Hartman lion tamer and Charles Filer and Elmer Ledford as board members. Installation is set for June 20 with a Lake Hope outing planned July 18. Guest Ted Covert of The Plains connected with WATH Athens attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie G. Johnson
Logan Lions Club
Brandt
Mecca
George Charles
George Kemper
Cecil Berry
John Green
Homer Wiant
Floyd Goodhve
Hal Bailey
Joe Hartman
Charles Filer
Elmer Ledford
Lake Hope
Ted Covert
the Plains
WATH
Athens
U S Prepares New Aid to Poland Amid Spy Tensions
Washington indicates a fresh aid package for Poland totaling about 100 million dollars in surplus wheat cotton fats and oils to ease a farm crisis amid drought. Talks have run five weeks with both sides aiming for a rapid conclusion despite recent U 2 incident strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Poland
Soviet Union
State Department
Moscow
Warsaw
Grange Talent Festival Winners Announced Across Ohio Divisions
Winners in six divisions were chosen at the Ohio Grange district talent festival held Monday night at Antioch Grange hall with 125 attending from 10 counties including Fayette Pickaway Ross Athens Vinton Muskingum Licking Perry Fairfield and Hocking. Last night's winners will advance to the state festival at the Ohio State Fair in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Grange District
Antioch Grange Hall
Fayette
Pickaway
Ross
Athens
Vinton
Muskingum
Licking
Perry
Fairfield
Hocking
Minnie Louise Bowen
Bernard Braun
James Gastin
Logan
Paul
Dunkle
Allensville Grange
Vinton County
Virginia Atkinson
Marshall Grange
Fayette County
Flivver
Shirley Nixon
New Concord Grange
Muskingum County
Santa
Louise Drummond
Clarksville Grange
Ross County
Mary Ellen Rinehart
Paul Dunkle
Donna Fosnaugh
Louise Barr
Metta Dill
Nebraska Grange
Pickaway County
Toyland
Antioch Grange
Judgment for Baugh & Sons in Dunn collection case
County Courts grant Baugh & Sons of Canton Ohio a judgment of $1 824 85 and costs against Clarence Dunn alleging due on a promissory note A public sale is ordered in the partition case Carl Amerine vs Laura Minton and others Benton Township 82 acres appraised at 2 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh & Sons of
Ohio
Canton
Clarence Dunn
Amanda Rt. 2
Harley Meyer
Carl Amerine
Laura Minton
Benton Tnp
Gore Man Held In County Jail
Charles James, 23, Gore Route 1, was arrested by Sheriff A J Waldron and Deputy John Wells for disturbing the peace. The charge was filed by S W Morrison, Lazy D'aver n at Greendale. James is held in county jail awaiting arraignment in Hocking County Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James
Gore Rt. 1
A. J. Waldron
John Wells
S. W. Morrison
Greendale
James
Hocking
Methodists Open Parley in Ohio Conference
About 1,600 delegates are expected to attend the 22nd Ohio Annual Conference of the Methodist Church opening today in Lakeside. Bishop Hazen G. Werner presided over the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Hazen G. Werner
Cincinnati distributor upheld on smut possession rap
The First District State Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Joseph L. Marshall a Cincinnati magazine distributor for possession of obscene literature. The ruling preserves a Municipal Court verdict from January 16 1959 with a suspended three month workhouse sentence and a 400 dollar fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
First District State Court of Appeals
Joseph L. Marshall
Common Pleas Court
Marshall
John Keefe
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Mount ST. Mary
Hocking Valley
H. E. Ludlow & Sons
Fairfield Pest Control
Bobby L. Steele
E. Hunter St
Stuart Hoodlett
Commissioners
Glenn Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Ed Dee Carer Sa Cat
Ae Ee
Met
Louise Eis Holliman
Robert Stack
Marisa Pavan
Charles Coburn
Erin O'Brien
Dover
U.S. Eagle
Rotary Club
Northwest Ohio
Cases Drugs - Jewelry, Inc
Freedom of Press
West Hemisphere
Standard Fire Insurance Company
Cantreme Comnec the
Charlie Davie
General Insurance
W. Main St
Lions Club
U.S
Grange Talent Festival
Gore
Methodists
Fedders
Hunter St
Smut
W. Hunter
Logan, Ohio
Plymouth
Cars Magazine
Studebaker
Mark
Mij.0u
CBS Radio Network
Studebaker Dealer
Tansky Motors, Inc
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