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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
2
Nelsonville police will stop warning drivers for loud mufflers and for reckless driving. Cited minors on mini bikes will face penalties with parents liable if underage. The notice also covers parking violations and private-property riding, plus a court appearance for reckless operation.
John Dye 20 of Nelsonville pleads not guilty to an assault charge in Hocking County Court. Diana McQuaid alleges a June 7 incident. Dye posted 50 dollar bond and a hearing was set for 10 a.m. Saturday before Judge James Stilwell.
Ohio probate notice informs executors and heirs of the Gaudio estate that the inventory and appraisal were filed June 25 1971 at 10 00 AM in county court. It directs objections to be filed at least five days before the hearing.
Mr and Mrs Paul Schrader of Logan announce the birth of a daughter, Brenda Sue, at 3 02 p.m. at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. She weighs 7 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs Charles Schrader and Mrs Malcolm P Cook Sr.
The 1 2 3 Youth Program in Logan sponsors two screenings of The Prior Claim from Moody Institute of Science. Friday at Old Man's Cave open air chapel and Saturday at Shake Shoppe at 8 30 p m. Dr Irwin A Moon filmed in Whittier Calif features plants trapping food fish spitting to capture prey snakes with sniperscopes and the cham e le on as stars.
Perry C Campbell of Nelsonville Rt. 2 died Wednesday morning at Mount St Mary Hospital. Funeral services are set for 1 p m Saturday at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville with Rev Roy Ballard officiating and burial in Zion Cemetery Rt 278. Friends may visit the funeral home after 7 tonight.
Mr and Mrs Al Ganoey and daughters Joyce and Judy of 837 Betty Ave were recalled to Pennsylvania for the second time in less than two weeks due to a death in the family Russell Willis of Carmichaels Pa Mrs Ganocy s brother in law died Saturday and was buried Tuesday Mr Ganoey s brother George died May 31 at Greensboro Pa and was buried June 4
The tibia is a leg bone forming the shin. It is the larger, weight bearing bone of the lower leg and supports the body's weight along with the fibula.
Coast Guard researcher Lt. J L Glaeser warns routine drilling and shipping on Alaska’s North Slope could discharge about 8,400 gallons of crude daily, with larger losses possible from tanker disasters. He notes spills melt ice, harm birds and mammals, and disrupt plankton and the food chain.
The Church of Christ on Walhending Avenue South Logan will host a vacation Bible school next Monday to Friday with the theme In His Steps. Sessions run 9 to 11 15 a.m. for ages three through teens, directed by Jim Shady. Closing day includes a sack lunch picnic. For details call 385 7051.
Logan Chapter 68 of the Disabled American Veterans says the 10th District DAV will meet this Saturday to elect a new district commander. Charles W. Wood of the Logan chapter announced the event with a 4 p.m. business session attended by Edward J. Smith and Beryl A. Ward as guests. Dinner at 6 p.m. will be followed by a dance.
Akron AP report states comedian Bob Hope may still perform at the Ohio State Fair this summer if available. The State Fair Board has not decided on weekend talent, with potential bookings for Aug 28 or Sept 4. Johnny Cash will perform twice nightly Sept 2 and 3 for 75,000 dollars. Expohio is the official fair name, Aug 26 to Sept 6 with 63 000 exhibits.
Dale Edward Williard and Patricia Ann Miller apply for a marriage license in Laurelville. Probate filings include final and distributive accounts for the estates of Herron Malone Stump Donahoe and related executrices and trustees in trusteeship and estate settlement.
A $9.6 million federal automobile safety testing center for East Liberty Ohio moved closer to reality after the Public Buildings and Grounds panel of the House Public Works Committee approved the Transportation Department proposal. The measure is expected to win approval from the full committee, the Senate, and the House.
The Serra Scotty Travel Trailer Owners Association will host a rally at the Hocking County Fairgrounds from Friday to Sunday with the theme The Good Old Days. Tarhe Travelers Ohio No. 29 sponsor. Activities include a ham and bean dinner, square dance, games, contests, Bingo, a teen record hop, grab bags, and trophies for youngest, oldest, farthest traveler, and largest club representation. about 130 travel trailers expected.
Hocking College becomes Rio Grande Dean's List with Ronald Wyckoff a 1971 graduate and 74 students on the dean's honor roll. Robert Richards and Thomas Lowther join 119 on the merit roll for the second semester, each meeting credit and grade criteria.
Judge John M Manos of the Ohio 8th District Court of Appeals granted a temporary injunction stopping layoffs of 194 Cleveland police officers pending a hearing on a suit arguing the city should hire 1 000 temporary workers first. A hearing was set for Tuesday with Mayor Carl B Stokes Safety Director George W O’Connor and the Civil Service Commission ordered to show cause why a permanent injunction should not issue. The petition from four fired patrolmen claims temporaries are kept on the payroll contrary to city charter provisions requiring civil service exams after 90 days.
Community notes recount family gatherings of Mrs. Ethel Goss and sisters at Fairview Cemetery, weather remarks, visits among neighbors, and farm tasks. Rain blessed the area while gardeners worry over pests and upcoming wheat and corn work. Summer plans include planting and care for late-season crops.
Scientists led by Dr. Frank Hayes link Lake Apopka wildlife deaths to an aeromonas infection that dissolves tissues in alligators birds fish and turtles. A major fish kill coincides with muck-fertilizer enrichment and a three week drawdown by the water district.
A 52 foot well was drilled near Salt Creek northeast of Adelphi to replace a dry village well. The new source cost just over $1,800 and provides a fresh water supply for Adelphi.
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