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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1949

Page

6

Camp Akita Opens as Summer Program Begins in Marion

Camp Akita in Marion Township opens this Sunday under director Eddie Rydman for a summer through September 10. Built by First Community Church Columbus, the facility features twelve cabins, a lodge, dining hall and staff of 14 counselors. The schedule lists grades and camps from June to September, with Dr. Roy Burkhart teaching Bible classes and ongoing construction on four cabins.

Akita Marion Township First Community Church Columbus Eddie Rydman Camp Wildwood Rydman Roy Burkhart

Funeral Held Today for Vernon Watts

Funeral services were conducted at 2 P M in the Church of the Nazarene for Vernon Watts 67 who died Wednesday night at his Bowen Street home. Reverends Chester Newcome and Ira E Miller led the service with music by Mrs Paul White and Mrs Floyd Kitchen. Pallbearers were Blesser Lemon William Flood George Klinger Edward Godfrey Edward Herron and Bertram Poling. Burial followed in Smiths Chapel Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.

Church of the Nazarene Vernon Watts Bowen Street Chester Newcome Ira E. Miller Paul White Floyd Kitchen Miller Blesser Lemon William Flood George Klinger Edward Godfrey Edward Herron Bertram Poling Smith’s Chapel Leonard

Community Notices Roundup of Local News and Visits

Mrs Sherman Warble of Logan Route 2 is reported in good condition after surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital. Henry and Barbara Michaels visit. Francis O Donnell heads to Yellowstone Park for summer. June baby Veronica Louise born to Arthur and Veronica June in Zanesville. Hertenlehner couple welcome son at Lancaster Hospital. Weavers and Phil Henderson visit New York. Brehm family to Lakewood. Elizabeth Cherry moved from Hocking Valley to Browning Rest Home. Mrs Zay at Lima bedside of her mother at St Rita s. Merritt Wenn Jr travels from Cleveland Crile Clinic. young Hopkins suffers finger injuries on a disc harrow. Rev Clyde Pinnell and family visit Sunnydale Farm. Pinnell attends Lakeside Methodist Conference.

Sherman Warble Logan Hocking Valley Hospital Elizabeth Cherry Browning Rest Home Richard Zay North Walnut Street Lima B. O. Larber St. Rita’s Hospital William Oliver Hopkins Charles Hopkins Logan Route 1 Clyde Pinnell Jim Bob Chicago M. S. Brown Sunnydale Farm Pinnell Lakeside

Gianoplos Divorce Filed Over Neglect and Infidelity

Betty Jean Gianoplos files in common pleas court for divorce from George Gianoplos on grounds of gross neglect of duty and unfaithfulness. She seeks custody of a minor child and any other relief entitled.

Betty Jean Gianoplos Common Pleas Court George Gianoplos

Lodge to Hold Rites For James Harbarger

The Logan Knights of Pythias Lodge will hold memorial services for James L. Harbarger at 8 P M Sunday at Leonard Funeral Home. He died Thursday night at age 71 at his West Hunter Street residence. Funeral services follow Monday at 2 P M with Dr. R B Wilson officiating and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Logan Knights of Pythias Lodge Leonard Funeral James L. Harbarger West Hunter Street R. B. Wilson Oak Grove Cemetery

Rev and Mrs Pinnell to be ordained Sunday

Mrs Pinnell will attend the ceremonies. Rev and Mrs Pinnell and family will stay for an extended visit at Sunnydale on their return from Lakeside.

Celotex Batts Promoted for Attic Cooling and Sound Insulation

The ad touts Celotex insulation Batts for attic cooling in summer and warmth in winter priced at 5'/2c per foot for Semi Thick and 7'c for Full Thick. Easy installation between rafters and claims Celotex as the finest insulation. It also notes local orders, repairs, and home improvements by customers including the Erbaughs, Norris, and Shaws, with mentions of cement, plasterboard, doors, and knotty pine panels in Southeastern Ohio.

S. E. Erbaughs Rt. 1 Chester Norris Bremen Roy Shaw Charles Heines North Spring St Paul Shaws Rockbridge Rt. 1 Marion Allen N. Mul

Not So Daffy Definition Hay Between Time You Get In It

A playful definition frames hay as what you “make be tween” after stepping out and before reentering, riffing on the grainy joke about hay as a thing to be managed in daily life.

William Miller 78 Dies at McArthur

William Miller 78 dies at his McArthur home after a several months illness and two weeks of serious illness. He is survived by wife Minnie and three brothers Howard D W Miller and Dan Miller. Rites in Allensville Church of Christ and burial at McArthur Cemetery. Wrightsel Funeral directs.

Allensville Vinton County William Miller McArthur Miller Minnie Miller Howard D. W. Miller Logan Dan Miller Nelsonville Church of Christ In Christian Union Wrightsel

Funeral Sunday for Mrs Ellen Roe in Pleasant Hill

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Roe 78 formerly of Logan will be at 2 P M Sunday at Pleasant Hill EUB Church. She died Wednesday in Columbus. Rev E F Bradford will conduct the service at the adjoining cemetery. Leonard Funeral Service in charge.

Pleasant Hill EUB Ellen Roe Logan Columbus E. F. Bradford Leonard Funeral Service

Coramay Williams Named Finalist for Rose Queen

Coramay Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Griffith L Williams 167 Mound Street was one of six finalists for the Rose Festival queen at City Hall Columbus. Contestants were chosen by photography entries and the queen would be crowned at 1 PM. The crowning will be filmed and televised over WLW-C Saturday at 10 PM. Williams left for Columbus this morning and was third honor student in Logan High School class of 1948.

Coramay Williams Griffith L. Williams Mound Street City Hall Columbus Wlw-C Miss Williams

Ohio University Graduation May Include 13 Logan Residents

Thirteen Hocking County residents are among 757 graduates at Ohio University's commencement. Degrees awarded include bachelor of science in commerce, bachelor of arts, science in journalism, education, and two-year diplomas. Louis Bromfield will speak at the ceremony, with Dr Julian Price Love delivering the baccalaureate address.

Hocking County Ohio University James R. Arnold North Orchard Street Harold V. Kessler Furnace Street Mary Ann Geiger West Street New Straitsville Christine E. Beattie James F. Beattie Louis Bromfield Julian Price Love Louisville, Ky

Hocking County Unemployment Drops in May

Hocking County saw a sharp May decline in unemployment claims per the Logan Ohio Bureau report. Office manager Homer Schein noted a 30 percent drop in new claims to 82 with 176 people in waiting periods. 429 receiving benefits and 1,150 compensable weeks claimed.

Hocking County Logan Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Homer Schein

Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admissions

Births include a six pound 12 ounce daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Darby Murray City born at 2 34 AM Saturday and a two pound 14 ounce boy for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morgan McArthur born at 6 36 AM today. Admissions list James Brown Dayton Kenneth Snider Creola medical and Mrs David Lowery Nelsonville surgical. Dismissals include James Donahey Nelsonville Cobina Dowler Haydenville Mrs Edward Peacock and daughter Orbiston Mrs Gerald Miller and daughter Haydenville Mrs Gerald Baird Logan and Mrs Donald Shafer and daughter Nelsonville.

Richard Darby Murray City Paul Morgan McArthur James Brown Dayton Kenneth Snider Creola Medical David Lowery Nelsonville Surgical James Donahey Cobina Dowler Haydenville Edward Peacock Orbiston Gerald Miller Gerald Baird Logan Donald Shafer

Mayor Fines Pair For Disturbance

Pleading guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct Ed Mount of Haydenville and Donald Wade of Glouster Route 3 were fined 10 dollars and costs Friday night when arraigned before Mayor Roger W. Friend. Both were committed to Hocking County jail for nonpayment of fines following a disturbance in a West Main Street tavern. Arrest was by city police.

Ed Mount Haydenville Donald Wade Glouster Roger W. Friend Hocking County West Main Street

Asphalt Found In Lakes And Rock Outcrops

Asphalt occurs naturally in lakes and rock-like outcrops and is also produced during petroleum refining.

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