Methodists Reassign Robinson To Logan
The Rev. M. Robinson remains pastor at Logan Methodist Church for a second year as Ohio Conference assignments were announced at Lakeside. Several ministers shifted: Rev. Richard McDowell to Sedalia Newport, replaced by Rev. Frank A. White. Rev. Lewis F. Skiver to Haydenville. Rev. Paul E. Ertel to Nelsonville. Rev. Charles H. Graham to Johnstown. Rev. Carl L. Gilillan and Rev. Walter B. Custer to Buchtel and New Straitsville. Rev. Virgil N. Versteeg to Sugar Grove. Rev. M Weller to Ada Bremen. Rev. Wickavile to McArthur Zaleski. Rev. Harold G. Cowdrick to Mt. Pisgah. and George S. Brown, from Somerset, to Maize Manor in Columbus, is son of Alva Brown of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Robinson
Logan Methodist Church
Ohio Conference
Lakeside
Richard McDowell
Laurelville
Sedalia-Newport
Frank A. White
Harrisburg
Lewis F. Skiver
Guysville
Haydenville
Paul E. Ertel
Maynard Ave
Columbus
Nelsonville
Charles H. Graham
Johnstown
Carl L. Gilillan
Walter B. Custer
Buchtel
New Straitsville
Virgil N. Versteeg
Chesterhill
Sugar Grove
M . Weller
Ada Bremen
Cne
Sreseet Wickavileger
Gordon
McArthur-Zaleski Church
Harold G. Cowdrick
McArthur
Mt. Pisgah
George S. Brown
Divorce orders set weekly support and alimony
County Courts Rey Mount and Cecil Forrest Lambert face divorce actions. Mount, sued by minor child through Ruth Lehman, must pay $10 weekly child support and $100 temporary alimony within six weeks. Lambert, sued by Leda Pearl Lambert, must pay $20 weekly child support and $100 temporary alimony within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Mount
Carol Mount
Ruth Lehman
Cecil Forrest Lambert
Leda Pearl Lambert
Handa Divorce Judge Rules Custody During School Terms
In the divorce suit Shirley K. Handa versus Charles R. Handa Judge Harley Meyer modified a prior order and granted the defendant custody of the minor children during school. The former wife retains custody during months when school is not in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley K. Handa
Charles R. Handa
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Pausch and Sater Named in Local Couple Listing
Jerry Bliss Pausch 24 of Wilmington Delaware a chemical engineer and Evelyn Lenora Sater 21 of Rockbridge Route 1 at home are listed together in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Bliss Pausch
Wilmington, del
Evelyn Lenora Sater
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Chieftain Booster Meeting for July 4 Plans
The Chieftain Boosters will meet at 7 30 p m today in the LHS cafeteria to discuss plans for the annual July 4 celebration. Mrs. Charles Ratter of 421 Lincoln Ave was admitted last Thursday to University Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment in room 1121. Dr. Howard Thomas Fox, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Fox of 41 N Walnut St, received his medical degree at Ohio State University and will intern at Cincinnati General Hospital after state tests this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain Boosters
LHS
Charles Ratter
Lincoln Ave
University Hospital, Columbus
Howard Thomas Fox
Ralph Fox
N. Walnut St
Ohio State University
Fox
Cincinnati General Hospital
Cincinnati
Man Survives Six Days Aboard Tiny Bait Box
Rus sel C. Swift, 45, of West Springfield Pennsylvania, rode out six days in a 3 inch square bait box after his 30 foot snapper boat the Java sank on its first voyage sixty miles from shore. An amphibian Coast Guard plane spotted the box and directed a shrimp boat to rescue him, then a helicopter flew him to Fort Myers Florida hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Fla
Pennsylvania
Gulf of Mexico
Russell C. Swift
Springfield
Coast Guard
Swift
Here
OU Branch Chief Named ATHENS Ohio
Ohio University announced Robert J. Nimmer will become director of the Chillicothe branch college on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU Branch
Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
Robert J. Nimmer
Chillicothe
Vatican Shuns Change in Pope Election Signaling
Vatican rules bar any electronic signal between the Sistine Chapel and the radio studio. Officials say the conclave will continue to use the traditional smoke method to indicate a pope has been elected or not, with ballots burned after each vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Radio
Cardinal Urges Relaxation Of Catholic Marriage Rules
New York report states Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston calls for removing the Catholic requirement that a non Catholic spouse promise their children will be raised Catholic and not interfere with the Catholic partner's faith. He says the pledge irritates many and predicts canon laws on marriage will change after the Ecumenical Council. He is in Rome assisting with pontiff selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard al Cushing
Boston
Cardinal Cushing
United States
Church of Scotland
Rome
Infiltration by spies worries Japanese police
Tokyo AP Chief of police urged tighter security after two recent cases of boats and equipment found along lonely beaches. National Police Agency director-general Toshio Eguchi spoke to district chiefs about espionage risks and foreign agent entry attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Toshio Eguchi
National Police Agency
Japan
Storm Downs Power Lines Across East Cleveland Area
A thunder storm with gusts up to 50 mph knocked down power lines and trees on Cleveland east side and in Lake County. Fallen wires sparked fires at two Willowick homes as utility crews worked to repair damage and restore electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Lake County
Willowick
Cubism Inventor Jacques Villon Dies in Paris
French painter Jacques Villon aged 88, credited as an inventor of Cubism and a patriarch of modern art, died Sunday after a long illness in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jacques Villon
Deaths And Funerals Miss Nellie Ohlinger
Miss Nellie Gertrude Ohlinger of Haydenville died at Mount St Marys Hospital after a month of illness. Survived by sister Mary Louise Ohlinger, she worked at Haydenville Postoffice and Natco Corp. Funeral at Heinlein Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may visit funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ohdinger
Nellie Gertrude Ohlinger
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Henry and
Nora McFadden Ohlinger
Mary Louise Ohlinger
Miss Ohlinger
Ee Methodist Church
Charles J. Biggs 78 Nelsonville resident dies after illness
Charles J. Biggs 78 of 748 High St. Nelsonville died at the hospital where he had been a patient since Friday. A retired Baltimore & Ohio Railroad locomotive engineer, he had long worked in Parkersburg and Lawrenceville Kentucky. He is survived by wife Grace two sons Maurice and Robert and two step children Charlene Battey and Caroline Davis and two more step children Ruth Kinnear Floyd Champ Guy Champ and two sisters and a brother as well as 21 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Biggs
High St
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Parkersburg
W.a
Robert Biggs
Lawrenceville
Grace
Robert
Sandusky
Maurice
Floyd Champ
Carbon Hill
Guy Champ
Greendale
Charlene Battey
Caroline Davis
Ruth Kinneer
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Mary Marks
Flemington
W. Va
Mae Long
Morgantown
Smith Biggs
Johnson Funeral Home
Court Bans Utility Grab
The Supreme Court unanimously strikes down Missouri a law that let the governor seize and run a private public utility during a strike risk. The measure barred any concerted refusal to work after state takeover, aligning with federal Taft Hartley Law. Justice Stewart wrote the opinion though he was absent. Justice White prepared it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Missouri
Division 1287
Kansas City Transit Inc
Kansas
Stewart
High Bench
Justice White
Contraband Coins Seized From Mexico U S Border
Juarez Mexico customs agents seized about one million pesos in one peso silver coins, worth roughly 80 thousand dollars, intended to be smuggled into the United States, according to Guillermo Alarcon Najera, the federal customs collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
U.S
Guillermo Alarcon Najera
United States
Funeral notices for Mrs Seckman and Mr Fishbaugh
Funeral cenre service held for Mrs Helen Seckman at Hemlets Funeral Home. Her body taken to Ashland for private burial. Meanwhile Lewis H Fishbaugh, 73, former Logan shoemaker, funeral at Ross Henderson Funeral Home in Newark. He was born in Lancaster and worked in Logan and Athens. member of Masonic Lodge and Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Cenre
Hemlets
Helen) Seckman
Gore
Eugene Whitmer
Nelsonville
Ashland
Ross Henderson
Newark
Lewis H. Fishbaugh
Logan
John and
Addie Fishbaugh
Lancaster
Athens
Masonic Lodge
The
Eagles
Funeral services for Ruth Hull Mills
Ruth Hull Mills died at Hocking Valley Hospital on Thursday. Funeral services were held at Leonard Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. D. S. Dunkle. Music by Mrs. George Jurgensmier Mrs. Walter Leonard and organist Carl Spence. Pallbearers were Lawrence William Blair Karl Hartmann Harold Sinnott R. B. Sinnott and William Sigler. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hull Mills
E. Front St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Leonard Funeral Home
D. S. Dunkle
George Jurgensmier
Walter Leonard
Carl Spence
Lawrence William Blair
Karl Hartmann
Harold
R. B. Sinnott
William Sigler
Oak Grove Cemetery
Stock Market Drops on Health Scare and Steel Decline
New York stocks settled lower as tobacco shares fell after an American Heart Association report linking smoking to heart disease. Steel shipments faced a possible 10 to 15 percent decline in July, while rails slid on fears of a nationwide strike on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Heart Association
Tunnel Worker Dies Of Injuries In WV Cave-In
Arthur B. Boggs 24 died in Columbus after a West Virginia tunnel cave-in left him trapped under mud and rock. He was part of a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad crew hollowing a 1,400 foot tunnel near Parkersburg when the mine collapse occurred. two other workers, Robert Airhart and Harry Nichols, were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Arthur B. Boggs
West Virginia
Boggs
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
W. Va
Perkins
Robert Airhart
Harry Nichols
Bartlett
Ohio
Test Talks Highlight Nuclear War and Peace Strategy
A reading from a Page 1 continuation discusses attitudes toward the Soviet Union, warning against propaganda and urging Americans not to fall into misperceptions. It urges avoidance of confrontations, supports self determination, and calls for a treaty banning nuclear tests to curb the arms race. The United States pledges not to start a war while preparing for defense and pursuing a strategy of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terest
Soviet Union
Sidon
United States
Congress Eyes Slim Agenda
Washington reports a sparse week as Congress plans to stay in session past fall. The sole major item is a development bill flagged by Republicans as unnecessary yet tied to party aims, expanding an already authorized 379.5 million program by 450 million for distressed areas. The Senate calendar also remains sparse with a few migrant labor measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Ohio Air Guard Prepares Two Weeks of Active Duty
Members of the Ohio Air National Guard's 121st Tactical Fighter Wing begin their first two week active duty training since 1961, with most units staying at home stations this year and only aerial weaponry trips to Niagara Falls, New York. Training starts next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oho
Ohio Air National Guard
121St Tactical Fighter Wing
Berlin
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Two Men Sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory Terms
Judge Meyer handed indeterminate sentences to Paul Malone and Eugene Richey for the Hansel Bros. dry cleaning plant break in. Malone 25 of Logan pleaded guilty to forging a signature on a $50 check and received a term to Mansfield. Richey 29 of Columbus received a Mansfield term for failure to provide. Joseph Howard Corbin 23 of Columbus got two years probation after pleading guilty to breaking and entering tied to the May 26 holdup. Corbin was free on $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Mansfield Reformatory
Hansel Bros
Paul Malone
Logan Rt. 1
Herb Ludlow
Malone
Phi Gp
Hubert D. Lappen
Eugene Richey
Columbus
Capias
Mansfield
Richey
Hocking County
W. Hunter St. Corbin
Honored Advisor Guided Longtime 4-H Club Leader
Miss Harsh led the Jolly Maid Food Club from 1927 to 1930 then steered the Wi-Du-Rite 4-H Club as leader of the younger girls. Over 200 members joined clubs under her. Six became 4-H leaders, with numerous district, state fair, and Congress participations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harsh
Jolly Maid Food Club
Rooster Fight Raids Arrest 143. Fines Exceed 3000
Madison Indiana reports a backwoods cockfighting raid by state and Jefferson County officers netting 143 arrests and fines over 3000 dollars. Justice Ralph Brother set up a现场 court at the arena near the Jefferson Scott County line as prosecutors said most offenders listed Indiana Ohio or Kentucky addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Ind
Jefferson County
Justice of the Peace
Ralph Brother
Madison
Jefferson
Scott County
Joe L. Hensley
Brother
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
New Natural Resource Plan Under Study
Ohio Senate study considers substitute legislation for the Department of Natural Resources. The plan realigns control with a Resources and Recreation Commission, empowers the Wildlife Council, shifts division chief appointments to the director with board approval, and changes pay for Water Commission members from daily allowances to a capped sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Organization
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Ohio House
The
Wildlife Council
Eement
Resources and Recreation Commission
Natural Resources Commission
Ohio Water Commission
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Methodists
Robinson
Merly
Somerset
Maize Manor
Alva Brown
Joe Brown
Bologna
Ben Kitchen
National Pest Control Association
Rempel Lumber
East
Cubism
York
Eby's
N. Mulberry St
Jane Parker
Owen-Fresh
Turkey
Lewis Fishbaugh
Ruth Mills
Ohio Air Guard
Risch Drug Store
W. Main St
Prescription
Meyer
Bond
Delmar Freeman
Corbin
Rooster Fight
France
Nick
K. V. Brown
Sam Erbaugh
West Main Street
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