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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
13
Pleasant Ridge News highlights church activities and community life near Gibisonville. Reports include hospital visits, school hikes at Old Man's Cave, anniversaries along the Ohio River trip, frequent family and neighbor gatherings, and seasonal church events with members such as the Harpers, Polings, Fortners, and Denzas appearing in multiple notes.
Vacation Bible School at Otterbein Chapel from June 11 to 15, 9 to 11:30 a.m. Also a May birthday party for the Rev. Larry Williams at Ralph and Martha McNichols home. Local birthdays, anniversaries, visits, and well wishes noted. Graduation for Timothy Coakley of Logan High School. Get well wishes for Gerald Stevens and Martha McNichols after injuries.
USE THE WANT ADS notes a new baby girl for Carl and Freda Brown. Various Reid family members and friends visit, shop, or call in Circleville, Logan, Chillicothe, and at Ted Lewis Park. Names include Sylvia Bardin, Tad, Walter Reid, Cecil Reid, Tim, Ronald Smith, Martha Reid, Louise Reid, Fern Tatman, Vir ginia Reid, Doris Fetherolf, Tracy, and Larry Williams.
Secretary of State Ted Brown urged the Ohio legislature to close an obvious loophole in the campaign expense reporting law. He asked for amendments requiring candidates with deficits to file periodic statements identifying contributors and detailing expenditures as debts are paid. He cited federal law and noted bills in both chambers as vehicles for the change. Reid and family were also mentioned in a separate note regarding visits in McArthur.
A persuasive notice urges workers to join the Payroll Savings Plan to set aside a portion of each paycheck for U.S. Savings Bonds. It argues the money is never seen, reducing impulse spending and growing with every paycheck to provide a fund for tomorrow.
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