Filing Opens for Township Village and School Posts in 1963 Ballot
In Hocking County petitions began for November offices. First filed was Charles Voris seeking reelection as Falls Two clerk. Open seats include Laurelville Murray City township trustees clerks and 12 school board posts. Nominating petitions due by Aug 7 with fees or salary-based amounts. Expiring levies include Logan city schools 11.5 mills Laurelville 2 mills Murray City 2.8 mills and county TB half mill. Zoning law may appear on fall ballot but no application yet.
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Hocking County
Charles Voris
Falls Two
Board of Trustees
Laurelville
Murray City
Inne
Willard Era
Beauther
Carl’ Dallegan
Floyd
Election Board
Logan City
Laurelville Village
Kennedy Ends Military Tour with California Political Push
President Kennedy wraps three state military displays and shifts to politics in California courting Democratic women. He lunched with donors, vetoed a ballroom move for seniors, and praised the room's potential, before heading to Hawaii and a civil rights mayoral address.
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JFK
California
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Edmund G. Brown
West
Burbank
Beverly Hilton
Jack Benny
Benny
New Mexico
Texas
Navy
China Lake
Calif
Mojave
Honolulu
Two Auto Accidents Probe After Friday City Collisions
Police investigated two traffic crashes Friday afternoon at Main Game and Avenue. Shirley Meadows 23 Logan Rt 4 stopped for a light was rear ended by Virgil Woltz 42 Lancaster who faces a court appearance for following too closely. A parked car owned by Helen Spencer sustained minor damage from an unidentified driver. The second accident remains under investigation.
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Main Game Ave
Shirley K. Meadows
Logan Rt. 4
Virgil L. Woltz
Lancaster
Woltz
Delmar Freeman
Helen H. Spencer
Fourth St
Hunter St
Rev Drefke and Bensonhaver Attend Ohio Lutheran Convention
The Rev Willard Drefke pastor of St Matthew Lutheran Church and Herschel Bensonhaver of Logan Route 1 Jayberg attended a three day Ohio District convention at Capital University. Delegates discussed church business and reports before approval. A main topic was funding to merge the Ohio District News Letter into the Lutheran Standard magazine. Paul Warner former pastor of St Matthew led stewardship and education talks. The Ohio District is one of 19 districts in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Drefke
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Herschel Bensonhaver
Logan Rt. 1
Jayberg
Ohio
American Lutheran Church
Capital University
Lutheran Standard
American Lutheran Church Magazine
Paul Warner
Washington, D.C
St. Matthew Church
United States
Mismanaged Gore News Triggers Apology in Gibisonville
The Daily News apologized after misplacingMrs Rowe Johnston Gore column under the Gibisonville heading in Thursday’s edition. Editors blamed unavailable makeup staff for the mixup and offered no further comment.
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Daily News
Rowe Johnston
Gibisonville
Ohio Methodists OK 7 Million College Fund Plan
The Methodist Ohio Annual Conference approved a campaign to raise seven million dollars for four Ohio Methodist colleges and seven Wesley foundations. Delegates agreed to distribute six million evenly to Mount Union Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan and Baldwin Wallace. Wesleyan foundations receive one million. The drive targets 1965.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Methodist Ohio Annual Conference
Ohio Methodist
Wesley Foundations
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin-Wallace
Logan Chief Falls To Third At Scioto Downs Second Race
Logan Chief a 3-year-old pacer owned by Rugg H Brandt and Richard Brandt finished third in the maiden pace at Scioto Downs Friday night. Dixie Day a 5-year-old pacer owned by Rudolph Brandt of Logan finished second in her season debut at Scioto Downs last week. Other horses trained by Dick Brandt at Scioto Downs include Barton Hall two year old trotter Chet Lynn Cadet trotter and three pacers owned by J J Collins Eye Jay Dee Lillian Kay 2 year old Jilly and Thorpe's Miss a 2 year old. Also listed are Edgewood Ambrose and Really Famous a 3-year-old and related trotters owned by R R Fuller of Newark and Harold Fuller of McConnellsville.
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Logan Chief
Rugg H. Brandt
Richard
Dick) Brandt
Lonp
Scioto Downs
Dixie Day
Rudolph Brandt
Logan
Dick Brandt
Barton Hall
Chet Lynn Cadet
J. J. Collins
Lancaster
Eye Jay Dee
Lillian Kay
Jilly
Thorpe’s Miss
R. R. Fuller
Newark
Harold Fuller
McConnelsville
Edgewood Ambrose
Really Famous
Hospital Notes Birth at 256 N Orchard St
Birth to Mr and Mrs Harry Watson a 6 pound 12 ounce baby at 4 p.m. Admissions include Zelma Roach Logan Rt 4 George Turner New Julian Bay McArthur Kay Peoples McArthur Rt 1 Dismissals Mrs Ralph Hefta John McGathey
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Harry Watson
N. Orchard St
Frag
Zelma Roach
Logan
George Turner
New Julian Bay
McArthur
Mount St Marys Names About 15 Garden City Residents
Mr and Mrs Donald Lax of Logan Route 1 announce a daughter Mrs Mary Ginnan of Glouster is the mother of a girl Debra Hite of New Straits ville and Patricia Exline of Trim Jerry Figgins of Nelsonville are among relatives Ruth Davenport of Millfield Route 1 Ona Props of Logan Route 1 Hildreth Reeves of Nelsonville Master Robert Reed of Logan John Olley of Glouster Master Martin Humphrey of Nelsonville Route 2 Lewis Warner of Logan Miss Lillian Neiman of Nelsonville are listed among family members.
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Donald Lax
Logan
Mary Ginnan
Glouster
Debra Hite
New Straitsville
Patricia Exline
Trim- Jerry
Burglars Ransack Ironton Courthouse
Two would be burglars damaged the Lawrence County Courthouse early Friday while trying to blow open a safe in the treasurer’s office. They entered by crawling over an air conditioner in the recorder’s office and fled after a janitor surprised them. They exited through a window in the auditor’s office after smashing glass with a crowbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio
Lawrence County
Carl E. Rose
Recorder
Dr. Brown Purchases Erbaugh Optometry Practice
Logan optometrist Dr. Keith V. Brown of Columbus buys the late Dr. Samuel E. Erbaugh practice. Brown has run an Nelsonville office since 1959 and will move to Logan with his wife Joan and two daughters once housing is found. He trained at Ohio State and has worked with Columbus eye surgeons Drs. Samuel and Ivor Clark since 1960.
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Brown
Joan
Logan
Goldwater Rhodes Ticket Feasible Says Alabama GOP Leader
In Columbus, AP reports John Reiner, Alabama state Republican chairman, said the presidential nomination talk included Gov. James A Rhodes as a potential vice presidential candidate. Reiner stressed the party’s interest centers on winning, not fixing a ticket.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bela
John Reiner
Alabama
RepAagran
Reiner
James A Rhodes
Youths Driving Rights Suspended in Hocking County
Jerry Leroy Schultz aged 17 of 434 East Street had driving rights suspended for 90 days after a Juvenile Court hearing before Judge Rhea Bangert Brown. Schultz cited May 28 by the Hocking County sheriff on Rt 664 for driving with a temporary permit without a licensed driver, marking a second offense.
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Jerry Leroy Schultz
East St
Rhea Bangert Brown
Schultz
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Community Band Plans Summer Practice
Weather permitting the Hocking Valley Community Band will begin summer practices at Rachelmacher Park on Tuesday at 7 45 p m New members are welcome and the public is invited to listen.
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Hocking Valley
Rachelmacher Park
Tennyson Guyer Ailing After Minor Heart Attack
Findlay Ohio physicians said State Senator Tennyson Guyer a Republican from Findlay was hospitalized after suffering a minor heart attack. Authorities reported the event occurred Friday and he is under medical care.
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Findlay
Ohio
Tennyson Guyer
R Findlay
Engineers Plan Public Hearings On Hocking Salt Creek Dams
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will hold hearings this year on proposed Hocking Valley and Salt Creek reservoir projects. The Logan Reservoir on Clear Creek is among sites under study with recreation potential in the Hocking Scenic area. Public input is sought before final selection and construction, with appraisals ongoing for property needed for Alum Creek and Mill Creek dams.
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Salt Creek
U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers
Hocking Valley
Corps
Hocking River
Hocking County
Ohio University
Area Redevelopment Administration
Harrington W. Cochran
Army Engineers
King Basin
Logan Reservoir
Clear Creek
Hocking
Dewae
Col. Cochran
Salt Creek Reservoir
Scioto Conservancy District
Scioto Basin
Alum Creek
Mill Creek
Poling in Reed City undergoes surgery at Blodgett Hospital
Roy E. Poling of Reed City Michigan formerly of Rockbridge was admitted to Blodgett Hospital Grand Rapids Friday for surgery. He was admitted on the 28th and his room number is 225. He welcomes news from relatives and friends.
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Roy E. Poling
Reed City
Mich
Rockbridge
Blodgettn Hospital
Grand Rapids
Speedy Burglar Outruns LHS Star Sprinter
A burglar broke into Bill Sauer's concession stand at the city swimming pool and fled as Hickory Oliver, Logan High School star sprinter, chased him after a mile run but could not catch the thief. The suspect left behind candy chewing gum and potato chips near a tree by the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sauer
Tony
Hickory Oliver
Logan High School
Oliver
U S 40 Reopened In Cambridge Area
U S 40 through Cambridge reopened to two way traffic for the first time since midweek floods. A damaged bridge at the western city limits had blocked progress even after floodwaters receded. Gov Rhodes and four cabinet members surveyed the damage by air while Adj Gen Hostetler evaluated the scene.
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Cambridge
Ohio
U.S. 40
Guernsey County
James A. Rhodes
Adj
Erwin C. Hostetler
Disorderly Paul E. Goldsberry Arrested Behind Stone's Grill
Cited as disorderly drunk, Paul E. Goldsberry, 25, Reyn, was jailed after an arrest by city police at 1 10 a m today behind Stone's Grill. He is being held in city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Goldsberry
Reyn
Stone’s Grill
Sylvania plant moves half its machinery to Warren
Half of Sylvania Electric Co.'s Nelsonville lead wire plant machinery has been moved to Warren Pennsylvania as production nears termination. Date shifted from September 1 to August 1 with several workers transferred. Also notes local arrests and a June meeting of the Nelsonville Pirouette Club.
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Sylvania Machinery
Warren, Pa
Sylvania Electric Co
Nelsonville
Warren
R. G. Calhoon
Sylvania
Calhoun
Charles Tanguy
Nelan
County Courts Judgments Granted For Unpaid Taxes
Judgments totaling 0 for unpaid taxes were granted against two Logan restaurant operators Wayne J. Dennis of Da-Nite Restaurant and Joe Harbarger of Harbargers Restaurant. Dennis owed 568.79 and 97.01 dollars. Harbarger 54.60 and 128.75 dollars. Accoounts filed in probate court include final and distributive accounts for Lewis Edward Calvert and Nora Coburn, first and final for Gladys Huston, and fifth for Lucy Kling er guardian of Rose Marie Murphy.
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State Department of Taxation
Logan
Wayne J. Dennis
Joe Harbarger
Harbarger
Internal Revenue Service
Lewis Edward Calvert
Edward Calvert
W. R. Coburn
Nora Coburn
Gladys E. Huston
Jesse C. Huston
Lucy L. Klinger
Rose Marie Murphy
Freeman divorce suit filed in Haydenville
Ladonna Jean Freeman seeks divorce from Harry Freeman Jr alleging gross neglect. She is represented by her father Everett Stover and asks restoration of her maiden name Ladonna Jean Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Freeman Jr
Haydenville
Ladonna Jean Freeman
Everett Stover
Ladonna Jean Stover
Boy Reprimanded For Trespassing By Juvenile Court
A 14 year old Logan boy pleaded guilty to trespassing on Homer Blackstone’s property at 230 Friesner Ave. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown reprimanded him and ordered to stay off the site. case dismissed after action.
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Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
Homer Blackstone
Friesner Ave
Blackstone
Brown
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Vernon Stump
Tom Brown
Hilliard High School
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Thelma Stump
Dublin
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Department of Speech
Ohio State University
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U. S
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Chestnut St
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Oscar Junior Shaffer
Lester W. Bobo
Jacksonville
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