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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1971

Page

2

Trustees Lose Ohio University Insurance Business

Two trustees of Ohio University have dropped their university insurance ties and a third broker connected to the university will have fewer campus policies. OU is now using competitive bidding for major insurance business after Plain Dealer disclosures.

Ohio University Athens, Ohio Cleveland Plain Dealer OU Presi Claude R. Sowle Plain Dealer University the Plain Dealer Dwight H. Rutherford Ohio University Fund William R. Morris Buckeye Union Insurance Co Columbus Rutherford The Morris’ Company John F. Milar Sowle Fred H. Johnson

Warning Lights and Barricades Stolen in Gas Line Job

A Columbia Gas of Ohio project on Market and North Streets suffered theft of four warning lights and two barricades Monday night. The items were used during a leaking line replacement. construction finished Tuesday night according to a company spokesman.

Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc Market North Sts

Kiwanians Treated To Hunting Tales

Logan Kiwanis Club hears Tom Grey of Ohio Power Co share hunting tricks and methods. He describes turkey and duck calls camouflage gear and float jug turtle fishing along with other experiences. Guest Kenny Bill Bright attends and a Kiwanis Rotary joint meeting is planned at the Logan Federal community room next Tuesday.

Tom Grey Logan Ohio Power Co Logan Kiwanis Club Grey Kenny Bill Bright Kenneth Bright Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Logan Federal Community Room

Haydenville Girl Bitten by Neighbor's Dog

Debbie Roederer eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Roederer Haydenville was bitten on the left leg by a dog owned by Frank Six at 830 am Tuesday. Hocking County dog warden James Leonard said Debbie received treatment at Mount St Mary Hospital. The dog had rabies shots earlier and will be confined for two weeks on the owner's property.

Debbie Roederer Roger Roederer Haydenville Frank Six James Leonard Hocking County Debbie Mount St. Mary Hospital Leonard

Sugar Grove Youth Hurt In Cycle Crash

Tim Groves 20 of Sugar Grove was listed in satisfactory condition at University Hospital Columbus after a motorcycle crash on Sugar Grove Road Monday night. A dog reportedly chased the bike causing Groves to lose control and the vehicle to fly 50 to 75 feet into a bridge. he suffered head leg and back injuries.

Tim Groves George Groves Sugar Grove University Hospital Columbus Sugar Grove Rd Groves

High pitched sound waves clean metal parts

A short note explains that high pitched sound waves beyond the human hearing range are used to remove contaminants from metal parts. This ultrasonic cleaning method relies on cavitation to disturb and wash away grime. The technique is applied in manufacturing and maintenance settings.

Six Hocking Countians Attend Ohio 4-H Congress

Six area youths from Hocking County represent at the Ohio 4-H Club Congress on the OSU campus from today through Saturday. The group includes Lou Ann Blackstone Sunshine Girls Bobbie Young Rip Stitch and Burn Nina Kalklosch Lake Logan Lassies Jim Taulbee Lake Logan Livestock Leaders Wes Blum Kristi Henson Laurelville Hoofbeats. Sponsors are Rotary Kiwanis Jaycees Citizens Bank Farmers Merchants Bank and Skyline Trailer Court. Delegates balance study sessions with swimming bowling dancing and ice skating.

Lou Ann Blackstone Sunshine Girls Bobbie Young Rip Stitch and Burn Nina Kalklosch Lake Logan Lassies Jim Taulbee Lake Logan Livestock Wes Blum Kristi Henson Laurelville Hoofbeats Rotary Kiwanis Jaycees Citizens Bank Farmers & Merchants Bank Skyline Trailer Court

Phone Service Change Sets At McArthur

McArthur long distance service will be reduced Saturday as General Telephone Co of Ohio technicians finish toll handling facilities. The curtailment lasts 6 to 8 hours from 8 a.m. with seven circuits available for toll calls. McArthur exchanges serve 1,360 customers in 227 square miles of Vinton County and part of Hocking County.

McArthur Exchange General Telephone Co Ohio Bill Bauer Jackson Commercial Bauer McArthur McArthur-Jackson McArthur Exchanges Vinton County Hocking County

Campbell Dies After Heart Attack at Mount St Marys

Perry C. Campbell 83 of Nelsonville Rt. 2 died at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a heart attack. A former Hocking County teacher and Ohio University graduate, he taught 40 years at several schools and served as Zion Christian Church superintendent for 50 years. Survived by wife Mable and many children, arrangements by Johnson Funeral Home awaiting incomplete details.

Perry C. Campbell Nelsonville Mount St. Mary Hospital Hocking County Daniel Emma Campbell Ohio University Mt. Zion Campbell, Coonville Laurel Run Union Furnace School Zion Christian Church Mable McSherry Campbell Edith Howson Dorothy McClain Citrus, Fl

James Landin Bentley 16 Laid to Rest After Fatal Crash

Funeral services for James Landin Bentley age 16 of Logan Route 1 were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Roberts Funeral Home. Bentley was killed Saturday in an auto crash on Route 93N as the Rev. Jim Cummins officiated and organ music accompanied the ceremony.

James L. Bentley Roberts Funeral Home James Landin Bentley Logan Rt. 1 Rt. 93N Jim Cummins

Laird Names Old Friend As New Secretary Of Army

President Nixon approves Robert Froehle to become secretary of the Army succeeding Stanley Resor. Froehle and Laird are longtime friends dating to fourth grade in Marshfield Wisconsin. He will face My Lai cases, war atrocity allegations, racial and drug issues, Vietnam withdrawal, and the shift to an all volunteer force.

Laird Friend Washington Pentagon Defense Melvin R. Laird Bom Robert F. Froehlke Wisconsin Froehike Army Nixon Stanley R. Resor Froehlke-Laird Marshfield Wis Froelke Froehlke My Lai Vietnam

Athens Mental Health Center to be inspected by task force

The Citizens' Task Force on Mental Health will visit Athens Mental Health Center next week. Dr. Victoroff says the review will study operation, community ties, integration with other institutions and leadership. Dr. Caul and union head Ben Fortney urged an investigation amid concerns of patient care and funding. Dr. Caul acts as superintendent while Dr. Chovnik recovers from a heart attack.

Citizens’ Task Force Athens Victor Victoroff David Caul Victoroff Caul Ben Fortney Hospital Workers’ Union Health Center Fortney

Local residents receive hospital updates and club meeting notice

Lloyd Blosser of Logan Route 4 was admitted to Mercy Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment. The 4-H Workers Club will meet at 7 tonight at the county extension office 144 East Main Street. James E. Miller, 15, of Logan Route 4, is listed in fair condition at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after severe injuries from a one car crash on Route 93N.

Lloyd Blosser Logan Rt. 4 Mercy Hospital Columbus County Extension Office E. Main St James E. Miller Hocking Valley Community Hospital

Safety Speaking Workshop Slated

All Hocking 4-H members are invited to attend a safety speaking workshop from 9 to 11 a.m. on June 29 and July 6 at the county extension office. The program aims to teach planning and delivery of speeches and prepare youths for the annual 4-H safety speaking contest on July 8.

Hocking 4-H

Spence Rites Held with Pallbearers Named

Carl B. Spence was laid to rest with pallbearers Carl Hanki, Edward Hankison, Woodrow Sigler, Tex Vickery, Charles Mays and Roy Hendricks. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Carl B. Spence Carl Hankison Edward Hankison Woodrow Sigler Tex Vickery Charles Mays Roy Hendricks Oak Grove Cemetery

Prowler Reported On N Wood Street In Logan

A prowler incident was logged with Logan police at 1 04 a m on N Wood Street. Officers said children reported hearing someone trying to enter the residence.

Logan N. Wood St

House GOP Reconsiders Gilligan Tax Plan In Ohio

Speaker Kurfess says Republicans will modify Gov. Gilligan's graduated income tax proposal to win House support. Factional opposition favors county or no tax. debate stalls the $8 billion budget as talks include Democratic minority and interim financing concerns. A floor vote is not expected this week.

Columbus Ohio House John Gilligan Charles Kurfess Perrysburg Kurfess GOP Gilligan Senate Ronald Mottl Parma Department of Public Welfare

Compensation Bill Seen Returning To Committee

Differences over a bill to upgrade inflation tied workers compensation in Ohio force its return to the Rules Committee. Rep. Lancione said a House vote could be delayed up to two weeks as procedural issues are addressed. The measure would raise benefits by as much as 25 percent to offset CPI gains since 1967.

Columbus Ohio A. G. Lancione Bellaire House Rules Committee Lancione

James Cole Sr to Speak at Immanuel Methodist Service

James G. Cole Sr., a certified lay speaker, will deliver the message at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Immanuel United Methodist Church. Don Taylor leads the service. Cole’s talk centers on the Third Commandment as Rev. Diehm attends a conference. Special music will be featured. Cole owns Cole Motor Sales in Logan.

James G. Cole Sr Immanuel United Methodist Church Don Taylor Cole Conrad O. Diehm Lakeside Cole Motor Sales Logan

Patrol investigates minor two truck collision

State highway patrol investigated a minor two-truck accident on Rt. 374 three point eight miles south of Rt. 664 at 2 15 p m Monday. Richard A Smith 20 of S Mulberry St RFD backed his truck into a parked truck owned by the state highway department

State Highway Patrol Rt. 374 Rt. 664 Richard A. Smith S. Mulberry St

John Keats Wrote Ode on a Grecian Urn

The line attributes John Keats as the author of the poem Ode on a Grecian Urn highlighting his status as a major English Romantic poet and the work’s enduring literary significance.

John Keats

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