Eight Teaching Jobs Open in County Schools 1957 58
Superintendent James Frey announces eight vacancies in county schools for the 1957 58 year. Openings include basketball coach at Murray City and band directors in West Hocking and Starr Washington districts. Several resignations prompted the changes and applications are taken at the Courthouse office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frey
Murray City
West Hocking
Starr-Washington
Frey
Raymond Fraizer
Clifford Kerns
Circleville
Mary Jane McKinley
Glouster
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Carbon Hill
Green Elementary
Rockbridge
Peggy Shafer
Virginia Koch
Rockbridge High School
Mrs Earl Steward Dies At Age 69
Mrs Ann Eliza Steward aged 69 widow of Earl W Steward former Logan chief of police died at 7 30 a m at the home of her son Kenneth Steward 925 W Hunter St after a long illness She was born in Ward Two Logan resident over 40 years member of Logan First EUB Church Survivors include two daughters Pauline Rush and Mary Weaver four sons Robert Donald Charles and Chester Steward two sisters Miss Sue Reynolds and Miss Alma Reynolds 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 a m Friday Heinlein Funeral Home burial Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Eliza Steward
Earl W. Steward
Logan
Thomas
Pauline) Rush
Carl
Mary) Weaver
Dayton
Robert
Donald
Charles Steward
Chester Steward
Jackson, Mich
Sue Reynolds
Alma Reynolds
Columbus
Heinlein
Rev
D. S Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
Driver Fined and Jailed After Rt 664 Crash
Donald Abel 34 of Columbus pleaded guilty to drunken driving and leaving the scene after a crash on Rt 664 two miles north of Rt 374. He was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in county jail. A passenger, Betty Little 22, was treated for a hip injury.
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Columbus
Francis Myers
Donald Abel
Cirde
State Patrol
Abel
Old Man's Cave
Heat Buckles Rails Wreck Injures Five on Pennro Freight
Five Toledo trainmen were injured in a wreck near Cromer in Seneca County when heat buckled rails at 9%6 degrees caused 11 cars to derail. Conductor Arthur D. Mullaney, about 62, was critically injured with a fractured pelvis and remained at Mercy Hospital. The derailment blocked the Toledo to Mansfield southbound line until after midnight and the northbound line until the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Ohio
Toledo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cromer
Seneca County
Mercy Hospital
Arthur D. Mullaney
Haiti troops patrol Port as unrest flares in exile crisis
Port au Prince braces as Haiti's military junta deploys troops and police with orders to shoot arsonists amid threats from followers of ousted President Daniel Fignole to burn the port. Workers evacuate huts near the harbor as protests intensify and authorities vow strict actions against closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Fignole
New York
Floods drive 5,000 formosa residents to shelter
More than 10 inches of rain in hours triggers floods across southern Formosa the heaviest in eight years. Thousands of homes inundated though no casualties reported as crops damaged and residents seek high ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Plea to address dangerous detour in Logan Ohio
Letter to the county commissioners urging investigation of a closed Hocking River bridge in Logan Hocking County Ohio. The detour is hazardous due to low hanging trees narrow roadway and heavy dust creating dangerous conditions for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
State Highway Department
Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Hocking River
Bee Stings Fatal in Trumbull County
Warren Ohio report states Charles Korosy 42 of Rt 1 Kinsman died Monday from bee stings over most of his body. He was attempting to trap a swarm in a wooden box for hive transfer and wore no protective clothing. Coroner Dr Harry B Elston Jr ruled death due to coronary occlusion from shock.
Two Pickets Injured in Day Break at Lou Blower Plant
In Dayton Ohio a new outbreak of violence at the Lou Blower Co plant injured two pickets who were hospitalized and later released. Police arrested five persons amid ongoing wage dispute with Local 4545 United Steelworkers Union which began May 1. Seven pickets were arrested Friday in a similar incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Lou Blower Co
United Steelworkers Union
House OKs Ike's Civil Rights Bill
The House passed President Eisenhower's civil rights bill 286 to 126 after defeating a Southern attempt to attach a jury trial amendment. The bill, backed by Northern and Western Democrats, heads to the Senate where leaders aim to bypass delay tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
Senate Gop Policy Committee
Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Seventy seven veterans admit guilt in GI Bill fraud
Seventy seven Korean War veterans, mainly from Hamilton, received six month suspended sentences after guilty pleas to drawing monthly GI Bill education allowances. Judge John H. Druffel noted prior guilty counts, while 32 others pled not guilty for trial on June 24. Leroy Zimmer, 61, of Hamilton, who ran the Butler Hamilton School of Business, plead guilty to 109 counts of falsely certifying attendance to obtain funds. Sentence deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
John H. Druffel
U.S. District Court
Leroy Zimmer
Butler-Hamilton School of Business
Trucker Charged In Double Murder
A 30 year old Wheeling truck driver is held on murder charges for the fatal Monday night shooting of his father in law James Mitcham 45 and Mitchams daughter Donna 6. He wounded Alex Talorehyk 35 of Barton Ohio. Cronk's wife Shirley said he had been drinking heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas Cronk Jr
James Mitcham
Mitcham
Donna
Alex Talorehyk
Barton
Ohio
Talorehyk
Cronk
Shirley
Diefenbaker Prepares Cabinet as Canada Turns Conservative
Prime Minister designate John Diefenbaker, a Saskatchewan lawyer, moves to form a Cabinet after Governor General Vincent Massey invites him to govern. Liberals slip to 104 seats, Conservatives hold 109 in the 265 member House as St Laurent resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawap
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Vincent Massey
Diefenbaker
Louis St. Laurent
Liberals
House of Commons
Saskatchewan
St. Lareunt
Massey
Commons
Quebec East
Boys State selects two for national posts in Washington
Kenneth Goudreau of Cleveland and Jim Hall Callard of Columbus will represent Ohio at Boys Nation in Washington in July 1926, announced as Boys State ends its 28th encampment. Charles Ferguson of Cincinnati chosen for an AW-Ohio Day at Great Lakes July 12. Mason Trophy went to State Auditor Daniel Kincaid. Read more on the all star legislative team and city county awards.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Kenneth Goudreau
Cleveland
Jim Hall Callard
Columbus
Buckeye Boys
Boys’ Nation
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Boys’ State
Goudreau
Callard
White
Charles Ferguson
Cincinnati
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ill
Mason
Daniel Kincaid
Newton Falls
Common Pleas
Donald E. Sharp
Waynesville
John McFarland
Warren
Alan Weinberg
Dennis Long
Carey
Steve Geckeler
Middletown
House
Don Scott
Casstown
James Krebs
Sandusky
Senate Journal
David Dalrymaple
Galbraith
William Frye
Bogart
Jack Youshak
Huntsburg
Terry White
Athens
Charles Knickerbocker
Fairborn
Larry Hill
Frankfort
Dulles Says Japan to Try Soldier Girard in Court
Secretary of State Dulles tells U S District Court the decision to let Soldier William S Girard be tried in Japan was discussed with and confirmed by President Eisenhower. He says delaying a US return could harm relations with Japan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
U. S. District Court Here
William S. Girard
Japan
Eisenhower
Girard
U.S
Secretary of
Defense Wilson
New York
Joseph S. Robinson
Earl J. Carroll
United States
Robinson
Carroll
Dairy farmers ship less milk to Cleveland as output climbs
In Northern Ohio last month dairy farms produced the most milk per farm on record, yet the number shipping to Cleveland declined to the lowest level since the 1946 federal milk market order. May output was 14.42 percent higher than April and 5 percent above May last year, with milk priced at 4.36 dollars per hundredweight, down from 4.40 in April and 4.81 in May 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Waltonians To Meet Thursday Izaak Walton League Talk
The Hocking County chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America will meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at the club house on Lake Logan. Harsh will present color slides and recount his Mexico visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car
Harsh
Mexico
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League of America
Lake Logan
Hocking Woman Delivers as Mennonite Delegate
Mrs. Roy Detweiler of Logan Route 4 attends the 5th annual Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities meeting in West Liberty as a delegate of the Turkey Run Mennonite Church. The four day conference ends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Detweiler
Logan Rt. 4
Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities
West Liberty
Turkey Run
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CKOFF
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General Insurance
N. Market St
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Gaza
U. N. Emergency Force
UNEF
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Israel
Cairo
Egypt
Russia
Baghdad
Iraq
Ali Jawdat
Nuri Said
Sydney
Brian Healy
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Dina
Rome
Italy
Cesare Merzagora
Department of Justice
Inary
Senate Judiciary Committee
Knowsland
Nixon
Trucker
Ran ' ‘Ae
Florida
Worthmore
David Davies Wieners
Purina
Hocking Valley Feed Company
W. Main St
Ottawa, I
Waltonians
Hocking Woman Mennonite
Athens, Ohio
Tonite & Wed
Olivia Dehaviland
Buster Crabbe
GUN Brothers
SEARS
Sears Safti
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