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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
2
Hocking County Probate Court reports eight marriage licenses issued so far this June, up from last June and May, with the month on track to exceed early 1962 figures. Officials urge applicants to follow the license procedure including required blood tests, waiting periods, and age and parental consent rules.
Logan Junior High School announces its honor roll for the sixth six weeks under Principal James Gustin. Included are straight A students Beverly Leonard and a large list of freshmen, eighth graders, and seventh graders recognized for high marks.
The weekly column mixes personal reflections on happiness with health notes about Mrs. Charles Linton and Mrs. Helen La Follette. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Robert George Smith head west to Wyoming after their Fellowship Church marriage, while Memorial Day observances include cemetery visits and flags.
Mitchell Smith, 3, son of Mr and Mrs John Smith of Sugar Grove Rt 1, is Hocking County's 28th dog bite victim of 1963 after a stray dog bit him on the cheek at 10 a m Thursday. The dog is being held for observation. parents advised to seek medical exam.
The Department of State Personnel will offer open competitive civil service exams for examiner I and examiner II in the taxation department. Tests are set for Saturday June 29 with applications due by June 17. Positions are in Columbus and district offices. pay ranges 345 to 500 dollars monthly depending on level and duties. Applicants need accounting training or experience. blanks available at the Logan Ohio Employment Service, county auditor, or state personnel office in Columbus.
A detailed field stroll recounts the Dunmore expedition along the Hocking River from Enterprise toward Rockbridge. Observations include buckeyes, buckeye trail marks, rail and canal remnants, rock bridges, and two local fishermen near Rockbridge Basin. The account notes wildlife, plant life, and historic railroad features tied to the Dunmore march.
Letters to the editor argue that seven members of the Senate agriculture and conservation committee control Senate Bill 332 on strip mine reclamation. They urge passage, noting 200000 signatures and 10000 petitions, and criticize delays in printing and scheduling before adjournment. The issue is portrayed as non-partisan and driven by the people.
Thirty two members four guests and two advisors attended the Boots and Saddle 4 H Club meeting May 31 at Bobbie Frasure home. Joan Nelson and Jeanette Lemon gave trail ride manners and first aid in general. Committees were appointed by president Mike Cremean for the horse show on Aug 18. A year’s activity report was read by Cremean. Refreshments were provided by Charlotte Birchfield and Dorothy Irons.
Doings on Buck Run note visits by J E Woltz and families, local shopping in Lancaster and Logan, garden replanting after frost, and health updates for Dave Woltz and Frank Edwards. Decoration Day passed quietly, school ends for summer, and local church revival hopes, Bible schools, and youth camps are mentioned alongside relatives from Logan and a birthday for Lisa Hoskins.
The Falls-Gore 4-Hers met May 28 at the Gore Fellowship Center with 17 members. Demonstrations covered safety, pattern laying, sewing machine threading, and health. June 10 at the fairgrounds clubhouse is listed. June 11 at the center. Hilltop Boys 4-H held its first meeting at Ralph Wycoff’s home with officers elected. Bear Run 4-H staged a wiener roast May 29 at Betty Jo Heidlebaugh’s home with safety tips and health discussion. Busy Fingers 4-H met at Beverly Siemen’s home with Linda Mohler presiding.
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