Melvin Tharp To Speak At Rotary Ladies Night
Melvin E Tharp advertising director of the Columbus Dispatch and the Columbus Citizen Journal will be guest speaker for the Logan Rotary Club Ladies Night dinner at Hide A Way Hills next Monday His topic is Getting Along with People He is a Ohio State journalism graduate and has long been with the Dispatch He served in World War II with the Office of Strategic Services and in Korea as a captain He is active in Columbus advertising circles and serves on the boards of Good Will Industries Boys Clubs and is vice president of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra He is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin E. Tharp
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Logan Rotary Club
Tharp
Ohio State University School of Journalism
The
Dispatch
Office of Strategic Service
United States
China
Army Security Agency
Columbus
Good Will Industries and
Boys’ Clubs of
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Walker Attends Science Workshop at Bowling Green
Ralph Walker of Logan High School attended an Ohio Junior Academy of Science workshop at Bowling Green State University with about 20 attendees. Dr Henry Vallo e of Ohio University and Mr Walker, a state council member, represented ten districts. Plans for 1964 science days and judging were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Walker
Logan
Ohio Junior Academy of Science
Bowling Green State University
Walker
Henry Vallowe
Ohio University University
Ohio
City Cites Hood for Speeding on E Main Street
Terry L. Hood, 20, of 56 Culver Street, cited by city police for speeding on E Main Street at 8 40 p m Tuesday. Hood must appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman Thursday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry L. Hood
Culver St
E. Main St
Hood
Delmar Freeman
Copper mining processes outlined for Logan Rotarians
Albert Seabright, Hocking County engineer, spoke to Logan Rotarians at Bloser's Restaurant about copper types, ore processing, and U.S. output. He cited 1,120,000 tons of refined copper produced annually from 135,000,000 tons of rock ore and showed mining and refining films. Guest Russell Fitzgerald, former Logan Rotary president and retired Logan Carborundum official, lives in Niagara Falls New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Seabright
Hocking County
United States
Logan Rotarians
Blosser
Seabright
U.S
Russell Fitzgerald
Logan Rotary Club
Logan Carborundum
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Mathias Named 4-H Band President in Hocking County
Ohio 4 H band officers were elected at the last meeting with Gene Mathias as president and Richard Mooney as vice president. Ruth Ann Kapple serves as secretary, Tom Knox as treasurer, and Alice Trowbridge as reporter. Members without recent attendance should collect project books and return them after completing pages. The band will practice at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Ohio National Guard Armory on Rt. 93N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Ohio National Guard
Rt. 93N
Ohio State
Gene Mathias
Richard Mooney
Ruth Ann Kapple
Tom Knox
Alice Trowbridge
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
The Hospital Notes listing records admissions and dismissals including Richard Dunn from Logan Route 2 and Melissa McArthur, Harold Fickel, Mrs. Dale Olive and son from Lancaster Route 6, Mrs. Paul Brown and daughter, Mrs. William Grove and son, and William Starner. Emergency Room entries include Don A. Pickens of Columbus, Susan Aurand of Logan, Mike Murray, Brian Wilson of Logan, and several others with Logan and Newark addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dunn
Logan Rt
Melissa McArthur
Harold Fickel
Low Third St
Logan
Dale Olive
Lancaster Rt
Paul Brown
Culver St
William Grove
William Starner
New Straitsville
Don A. Pickens
Columbus
Susan Aurand
Market St
Mike Murray
Wilson St
Brian Wilson
Nancy Pound
Newark
Kevin Wright
Spring St
Richard Sater
Jim Mount
Church St
Jean May
New Plymouth
Births at Mount St Mary and surrounding areas
The Mount St Mary notice lists newborns to families in Millfield Jackson ville Nelsonville and nearby towns. Entries include born daughters and sons to Mr and Mrs John Carson Loren Kuhne Floyd Carter Helen Burns Edward Juniper Elizabeth Bell Dennis Pack Loda Mundy Everett Klinger Ronald Vigne Kendra Hicks Pletcher Shirley Farley Debra Hite Mary Hartshorn Grace Shaffer Ruth Davenport Elmer Bowen Earl Brown and others across Nelsonville Millfield Junction City Crooksville and New Straitsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carson
Millfield
Loren Kuhne
Jacksonville
Floyd Carter
Nelsonville
Helen Burns
Corning
Edward Juniper
Elizabeth Bell
Dennis Pack
Loda Mundy
Yarn
Everett Klinger
Logan
Ronald Vigne
Junction City
Kendra Hicks
New Straitsville
Pletcher
Crooksville
Shirley Farley
Murray City
Debra Hite
Mary Hartshorn
Grace Shaffer
Ruth Davenport
Elmer Bowen
Earl Brown
City Finances Total 210550 in May Funds
Logan city finances show May 31 fund balances at 210550.68 with May receipts of 10076.50 and expenditures of 34805.59. General Fund began May at 56125.94 ended 45962.96 after 3375.68 receipts and 13598.66 outgo. Other balances include waterworks 36659.29 sewer revenue 81903.81 water works bond retirement 420.25 water extension 250.39 and red waterworks improvement 19084.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Red Waterworks
Extension Agents Fourth Camp Crafts Meet In McArthur
Four Hocking Countians attended a copper enamel camp crafts meeting in McArthur today. Participants included Bill Melvin the county 4-H extension agent Sharon Baertsche the county home economics agent Sue Chute of Gore Route 1 and George Helber of Logan Route 2 both members of local clubs. The gathering was organized by the Ross Hocking Camp Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
McArthur
Bill Melvin
Sharon Baertsche
Sue Chute
Ray Chute
Gore Rt. 1
Hocking Livestock Leaders Club
George Helber
Logan Rt. 2
Eager Posters Club
Siaiddds
Y Ross-Hocking Camp
Charlene Eggleston Named Reynoldsburg Second Grade Teacher
Miss Charlene Eggleston has been appointed to a Reynoldsburg County school as a second grade teacher. A 1959 Logan High School graduate, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from Ohio University last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charim Erle Bn Beter
Ae Erde Llin County
Reynoldsburg
Eggleston
Logan High School
Ohio University
Gulf shrimp harvest in 1962 reaches 88 million pounds
In 1962 the Gulf of Mexico yielded 88 million pounds of shrimp as catch volumes remained high. Fisheries officials reported a strong season with steady demand and stable prices across the Gulf region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Nelsonville Corrects Water Main Break and Local Arrests
A water main break near Brive disrupted Nelsonville early today with service restored by Ray mond Smith the city water superintendent. John Auflick 24 Haville was arrested for drunken driving and held for arraignment before Mayor William Hoffman. Robert E. Lucas 23 Columbus was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading no contest to a red light violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Brive
Viva
Raymond Smith
City Water Line
John Auflick
Haville
William Hoffman
Robert E. Lucas
Columbus
Hoffman
Camp Oty Okwa Opens For Summer Season
Camp Oty Okwa, a 526 acre site in Benton Township near Routes 5 and 374, opens June 14 through August 2 for boys aged six to 17. Operated by the Big Brother Association of Columbus, the program features swimming, life saving, crafts, overnight hikes, and nature studies. Seven day and multiple week sessions are offered with tuition listed as 26.50 for one week and 50 for additional options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oty Okwa
Benton Twp
Rts
Hockinggrove
The
Big Brother Association of Columbus, Inc
Hocking County Receives Welfare Funds Allocation
Hocking County was allotted 17,071.12 in state distributions to finance its welfare program. The funds supported aid to dependent children 12,282.45 and aid for the disabled 3,122.51 along with 1,666.16 for another aid category. The eight major counties accounted for 68 percent of the total 5,769,506.37 distributed to finance three welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Hamilton
Lucas
Summit
Mahoning
Montgomery
Stark
Letter to the Editor Praises Men in Disasters
HAL SPANG notes that men are ever ready to protect others in disasters and urges giving them praise and thanks. The brief tribute highlights appreciation for responders and protective figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Spang
Bible School Programs at Bethany and Webb's Chapel
Bible classes for children to teens run daily 9 to 11 30 a m through Friday with a closing program Sunday June 16 at 730 p m Co directors are Mrs Inboden and Mrs Le Redd 56 children taught by a team led by Mrs Morill Inboden Mrs Don Wolfe and others The Rev Paul Brown leads Bethany and Rev Lew Skiver heads Webb's Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Eub and
Webb’s Chapel
Atlee Inboden
Bethany
le Redd
Webb's Chapel
Morill Inboden
Don Wolfe
Jeannie
Linda
Sue Ellen Geiger
Louise Cook
Thelma Howdyshell
At- Vanatta
Jack Glick
Wayne Timberlake
Paul Brown
Lewis Skiver
4-H Camp Dates Announced for Hocking County
Hocking County 4-H announces junior camp July 2 7 and senior camp July 12 16 at Tar Hollow State Park Route 327. Bill Melvin says programs include crafts swimming nature study outdoor recreation games singing study and vespers with advisors and older members present. Junior reservations cost 10 due July 6 senior 12 50 due June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Tar Hollow State Park
Rt. 327
Bill Melvin
Ohio sees surge in telephone installations and services
The County Association of Columbus reports 5 489 phone installations in Ohio rising sharply in 1962 with 92 independent firms and two Bell System companies serving 4 373 355 telephones. Daniel W Hayes credits population growth and new services such as data transmission and mobile phones. Nearby counties provide January 1 1963 figures for Athens Fairfield Gallia Jackson Meigs Perry Pickaway Ross and Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendent Association
Columbus
Ohio
Bell System
Daniel W. Hayes
Neighana
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Perry
Pickaway
Ross
Vinton
Hide-A-Way Hills to Hold Interdenominational Worship
An interdenominational family worship service begins Sunday June 16 at Hide-A-Way Hills at 10 a.m. Outdoor if weather allows, otherwise in the lodge. First Community Church Columbus staff lead, with Rev. T William Taylor conducting the inaugural service. The schedule runs through Labor Day weekend with offerings to Camp Akita scholarship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hide-A Way Hills
First Community Church
Columbus
Camp Akita
Marion Twp
T. William Taylor
Junior Fisk Given Two Years Probation
Junior A. Fisk 36 of 225 Rotner Street Nelsonville received a two year probation sentence from Ath en s County Common Pleas Court for breaking and entering the Jacksonville Eagles Tavern and Sayres Grocery at Buchtel in June 1960. He has been in Ohio Penitentiary since September 1960 for illegal possession of an explosive bomb and was indicted in Hocking County after involvement in an attempt to blow up a tavern near Greendale. Fisk was released from the penitentiary Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior A. Fisk
Rotner St
Nelsonville
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Jacksonville
U S Court Upholds Ohio Legislative Apportionment
The U S District Court in Columbus dismissed Nolan’s 1961 suit challenging the Hanna amendment which keeps Ohio House seats by county. Nolan plans an appeal to the U S Supreme Court as he argues against population based representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Ohio House of Representatives
James D. Nolan
Cincinnati
Nolan
House
Pga
Cleveland
U. S. Supreme Court
Job Training Plans Revealed by Ohio Committee
Ohio Worker Training Committee announced plans to train 24 domestic workers in Steubenville and 25 waitresses at the Chaffin Vocational Center in Youngstown. A third program offers electronics engineering technology and engineering drawing at Franklin University in Columbus. Steubenville program costs 1000 dollars. Youngstown cost not specified. Students at Columbus will pay their own tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Make It With Wool Contest Entries Due
Entries for the Make It With Wool contest are due. The Ohio event, divided into three divisions for 100 percent American loom garments, invites Juniors, Seniors and Sub-debs to enter outfits. Judging emphasizes workmanship and fashion. The Lancaster event is November 16, with regional winners advancing to the Ohio State University contest in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lancaster
Ohio State University
Logan C P employes picnic attendance report
About 550 people attended the Logan Cla Products employes picnic featuring fresh meats and rides, games and a door prize. The text also claims 700000 women now sell door to door, a claim tied to an internal company note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Cla
Midway
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Rotary
Ae Ea Meyee
Parrish
Dowie Cubert
Malden
ARE
Technicolor
Mathias
Hocking Valley
Mount ST. Mary
4-H
Charlene Eggleston
Ps Athens
Tonite
Jackie Gleason
Anthony Quinn
Alec Guiness
Nelsonville News
Tansky Rambler, Inc
Tansky
Rambler, Inc
W. Hunter St. Rambler
G.M.C. Trucks
Hide-A-Way Hills
Fisk
U. S
Weick
Carl A. Weinman Andeck
Leonard M
LCP
Penney
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