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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
7
Classified ads must be received by 10 a.m. for same day insertion with a 2 p.m. deadline for copy and word charges. Minimum 50 cents per word applies. discounts of 10 percent for four weeks. Full rate 2 cents per word or 70 cents per inch. publication reserves right to edit or reject. Report errors immediately. no more than one incorrect insertion. Cards of thanks meetings and events ads priced at one cent per word.
One of Logan's better homes in a fine location with large frontage. Three bedrooms with hardwood floors up and down, full basement, gas furnace, two car garage, floored attic. Prices reduced for fast sale listing several layouts and sizes including a six room one floor plan at 6300 dollars.
Property options include 100 acres with a 9 room house and barn on state highway. House or land may be bought separately. A 6 room home on 5 acres with garage and chicken house, water system, price $2,350 or $1,000 down. A 3 bedroom one floor plan with bath and full basement, stoker furnace, garage on approximately one acre priced around $6,000.
In Huntington West Virginia Detective Chief Herman Frazier said a worn and faulty safety belt rope caused two men to die on May 7. James Ross 22 Huntington plunged from a 12th floor window and struck Ben Ramsey 44 North Kenova Ohio in the Chesapeake and Ohio Building in a tragic accident.
Logan County prosecutor Mary Abel dismissed assertions that gambling equipment found on a farm near Russells Point was planted. About $5000 in gear was seized from the O. E. Tait property after a raid. Chief Tait said he did not know of the devices and speculated they may have been planted. A temporary injunction barred further gambling on the farm and ordered removal of two telephones. No arrests were made and the inquirer remains unidentified.
New York sponsors of Billy Graham have raised about 500000 from donors and expect 160000 more to sustain Madison Square Garden meetings through July 21. Roger Hull, crusade chairman, says they will secure the funds while continuing nightly collections and outreach meetings to cover costs.
In Louisville Kentucky Grace Lutheran Church welcomed 11 Negro children to its vacation Bible school after the sign All children welcome appeared. The church board supported the move making it the first all white Louisville church to integrate vacation Bible classes and possibly the first of its denomination south of the Mason Dixon. Reverend Henry Kleckley noted the event as normal and described it as occurring in about 30 seconds.
Midwest market chatter hints at a bumper corn harvest possibly triggering a new federal price support. Agriculture officials say non compliance corn could receive aid if output exceeds three billion bushels, though at a lower rate than compliant grain, which is $1.35 per bushel.
Hiram College announces Prof. Arthur H. Benedict as vice president effective immediately. He will become chief administrator when President Paul H. Fall retires July 1. Benedict has taught since 1943 and led political science since 1946.
In Dayton Ohio Kenneth Welch eight drowned after being knocked from a Baltimore and Ohio freight trestle into the Miami River. Fireman Ernest Tracey 23 dived from the 50 foot structure to rescue him but could not hold on as the current carried the boy away. Witnesses said the children were crossing the trestle to build a tree house.
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