Kroger Graceland Addition Store Opens Tuesday
Kroger will open its Graceland Addition supermarket in Ohio on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Manager John Greene says shelves and cases are being stocked this week. The 80 by 140 foot ultramodern building sits on a two acre site facing Front Street east of Gallagher Avenue with a 100-car blacktop lot.
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Kroger
Graceland Addition
Ohio
John Greene
Greene
E. Main St
Front St
Gallagher Ave
Funeral Services Held For C. W. Roach
Funeral services in Athens honored Clarence Wayne Roach 76 brother of Mrs. Juliet White of Logan and father of Mrs. Sara Lee Evans of Athens. Roach a lifelong Athens resident died after years of illness. Survived by wife Goldie Lee, two sons Lee Stewart Roach and Dr. H L Roach, two sisters, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial followed at W Union St Cemetery.
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Athens
Clarence Wayne Roach
Juliet White
Logan
Sara Lee Evans
Roach
Harvey
Juliette Stewart Roach
Stedman and
Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Athens Elks Lodge
White
Evans
Goldie Lee Roach
Lee Stewart Roach
Columbus
H. L. Roach
Montgomery
Ala
Helen Sexauer
Chillicothe
Sarah Layton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joe Talks But He Won't Squeal
A parrot named Joe was stolen May 25 from a city park zoo. He reappeared with a Denver man who bought him for 835 and produced a sales receipt. Detective Merle Huttenhow questioned Joe in a humorous exchange before the bird returned to the zoo and resumed his irreverent chatter.
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Denver
Joe
Mynah
City Park
Merle Huttenhow
Huttenhow
Steubenville Mayor Attacks Police Chief On Vice Laxity
Steubenville Mayor Michael J. Cody accuses Police Chief Ross H. Cunningham of lax enforcement Tuesday, claiming the “big boys still exist” in reference to vice activity.
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Steubenville
Michael J. Cody
Ross H. Cunningham
Cody
Principal Kaye Blosser Resigns for Teaching Post
The Washington D. H. board of education granted Kaye Blosser’s request to move from principal to a teaching position. Blosser, a former Hocking County teacher, was endorsed by Supt. W. A. Smith as qualified to teach industrial arts and other subjects. A concrete teaching assignment had not yet been made.
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Washington D. H
Blosser
Eisenhower Comments On Adams Gift Incident And Ethics
President Eisenhower read a formal statement on the Adams Goldfine gifts case noting a gift is not a bribe and stressing the need to distinguish friendship from improper influence. He said Adams accepted expensive gifts during Goldfine’s troubles but received no favored treatment. The White House pressed Hagerty for full clarification.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhowen
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Eisenhower
Bell Phone Rate Hike Opposed by City Representatives
About a dozen cities represented by Columbus officials protested Ohio Bell Telephone Co. seeking a 28 million dollar annual rate increase. The meeting, convened by Utilities Director Ford M. Pickens, urged the Utilities Commission to get more technical help to review the company's figures, with the state adding 25000 dollars for expert support in this and other cases.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Columbus Utilities
Ford M. Pickens
The
Utilities Commission
Commission
Ohio Bell
Two Communist Gunboats Sunk Off Matsu Island
The Nationalist Chinese Defense Ministry reported the probable sinking of two Communist gunboats off Matsu Island before dawn Monday.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chinese Defense Ministry
Matsu Island
Markets Slip as Motors Lead Mixed Early Trading
The New York stock market eased after an active session with Chrysler up about 2 points while Ford and General Motors gained modestly. Weaker areas included leading steels and some aircraft and rail issues with U.S. Tobacco down fractionally. Ohio grain and livestock markets showed mixed movements with No 2 red wheat around 2.00-2.04 and hogs broadly higher across central and western Ohio offerings.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
Motor Group
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker-Packard
U. S. Tobacco
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agri
New Bombers To Be Nearly All Automatic
General Electric has developed an airborne digital computer to render modern fighter bombers nearly automatic. It would navigate from base to target, select and configure weapons, control approach maneuvers, release on proper conditions, optimize return altitude and speed, and guide the aircraft back to base. The system was created by GE’s Light Military Electronic Equipment Department in Utica, New York, described by M R Johnson.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Light Military Electronic Equipment Department
Utica
N. Y
M. R. Johnson
Hearings Held Here For Two BIS Escapees
In Hocking County Juvenile Court Tuesday Ronald Maydak and Robert Bronson pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit robbery. They were held in the county jail pending sentencing after being captured near Rockbridge following an attempted car theft.
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Hocking County
Rockbridge
Ronald Maydak
Cleveland
Robert Bronson
Ironton
Harley Meyer
Rhea Bangert Brown
Walter A
Sears Sets All Time Mark For Newspaper Advertising
Sears, Roebuck & Co. reported 1957 newspaper advertising spend of 46.47 million dollars, a 2.2 percent rise from 1956 and the 12th straight year of records. The figure covered 993 newspapers and 277 million lines, representing 78.1 percent of total local retail ad outlay, as Sears posted 3.60 billion in retail and mail order sales and 724 stores in the U.S. as of January 31, 1958.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
L. A
Riggs
Miss Judy Owens to Tour Europe With Students
Miss Judy Owens daughter of Mr and Mrs John CC Owens of South Logan will depart June 22 by plane to Montreal where she boards the S S Ryndam to join Study Abroad Inc directed by Prof Morton B Stratton of Denison University. Accompanying her is cousin Miss Marion Thlenfeld of Wheeling West Virginia a WVU sophomore. They will visit Judy s brother Pfe Michael Owens stationed in Darmstadt Germany after Judy completes her sophomore year at St Aloysius Academy New Lexington.
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Judy Owens
John CC. Owens
South Logan
Montreal
Canada
Europe
S.S. Ryndam
Study Abroad, Inc
Morton B. Stratton
Denison University
Queen's Hotel
Marion Thlenfeld
Wheeling
W. Va
West
Old Penal Theories Seen As Out-Dated
Bowling Green Ohio officials urge reform of prison thinking as two thirds of penitentiary entrants have prior institutional confinement. Dr Robert Haines warns old theories hinder productive results while crime and delinquency rise nationally. He calls for integrated law enforcement court probation and parole as continuous processes. Maury G Koblentz stresses local communities bear main crime-halt responsibility.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Ohio Probation and Parole Assn
Robert Haines
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Association
United States
Haines
Maury G. Koblentz
Division of Correction
Logan Children Recital At St John’s Catholic School
Residents urged to attend tonight’s recital at St John’s Catholic School hall to support local children who have invested time and money in the performance. The event starts at 8 o’clock.
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St. John's Catholic School
Logan
County Courts MARRIAGE LICENSES
Walter Robert Byers 23 of Lancas ter Rt. 6 U S Navy and Frances Harriet Miller 17 of Rockbridge car hop. James Bernard Newman 21 Camp Pendleton Calif U S Marines and Miona Stallard 21 Logan Rt. 4 clerk. Vivian Smith filed a divorce suit against Charles L. Smith on grounds of extreme cruelty seeking custody of their minor child support and a restraining order.
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Walter Robert Byers
Lancaster
U.S. Navy
Frances Harriet Miller
Rockbridge
James Bernard Newman
Camp Pendleton
Calif
U.S
Miona Stallard
Logan Rt
Vivian Smith
Charles L. Smith
Youth Runner Plans 127 Mile Journey to Eagles Convention
Columbus 18 year old Tom Morlan, former Columbus Central High star, starts tonight for a 127 mile run to Cincinnati at 7 mph, aiming 18 hours. He leaves at 9 p.m. and should reach Cincinnati by 3 p.m. Thursday. He will attend the Eagles Parade of Champions Sunday with escort through Ohio 3 cities Washington D H and Wilmington.
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Eagles
Cincinnati
Tom Morlan
Morlan
Columbus Central
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
Washington D. H
Wilmington
Local Students Enrolled in Rio Grande Summer Session
Two Hocking County students Catherine Eggleston of New Plymouth and Herbert Moore of Haydenville enroll in Rio Grande College's first summer session to study elementary education. Community notices report hospital visits and local officials attending meetings as Shown.
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Hocking County
Rio Grande College
Catherine Eggleston
New Plymouth
Herbert Moore
Haydenville
Pennsy Railroad Seeks Change in Williamsport Station
An attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad asked the Public Utilities Commission to move the Williamsport station in Pickaway County to New Holland to replace a dismantled one. The two towns are 10 miles apart and share an agent based in Williamsport. under the proposal the agent would be based in New Holland, reducing service at Williamsport and Atlanta.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Williamsport
Pickaway County
New Holland
Atlanta
Public Utilities Commission
GOP state chairs attend three day campaign school
Washington hosts Republican state chairmen from across the nation for a three day program to strengthen party organization ahead of the November elections.
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Washington
4 H Leaders Receive Sewing Training in Lancaster
Twelve Hocking County 4H club advisers and junior leaders attended a sewing training session in Lancaster on Tuesday. Miss Ethel Bower, county home economics agent, led instruction on operating a sewing machine and adjusting it for various fabrics.
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Hocking County
Lancaster
Ethel Bower
Albert Me
Birth at Hocking Valley Hospital Nine-Pound Baby Born
Mr and Mrs Fred Bates Hamden welcome a nine-pound three-ounce boy at 2 45 p m Tuesday. Grandmothers and other relatives listed include Mrs Robert Redd and Mrs Joe M Brown among others.
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Fred Bates
Hamden
Gaw
Robert Redd
Joe M. Brown
Grayden Akers
Harold Starner
Harry Taylor
Delmar Freeman
Helen Heigle
Betty McBride
Juanita Britton
Pearl Ann Dusenberry
Luana Lambert
Wittenberg Approves Record 1958 59 Budget
SPRINGFIELD The Wittenberg College Board of Directors approved a record 2 567 425 dollar budget for the 1958 59 year in Springfield.
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Springfield
Wittenberg College Board of Directors
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Bell
F. W. Weiland
Jeweler
West Main Street
Logan, Ohio
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Columbus Producers Livestock Co - Operative Assa
Edna B. Hughes
Hughes
W.H. Mathias
Deeds
Sugar Grove
Burl Nafzger
Bis Orchard
Nafzger
Sears
Daily News
Ben Vorhees
Zanesville Ave
University Hospital, Columbus
Mr. Vorhees
Hocking County Junior Fair Board
Vaughn Collins
Hocking
Ohio State Association of Veterans Service Officers
Mansfield
Robert Lewis Woodgeard
Delmas B. Woodgeard
Park St
Danville
Robert H. Folsom
Woodgeard
Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine
Jeanette Goodwin
Ernie van Atta
E. Second St
St. Anthony's Hospital
Edith Nixon
New Straitsville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Alva Phillips
S. Mulberry St
Zella Miller
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Pine and Grace Sts
Richmond
Roy Crawford
N. Mulberry St
Tom Crawford
Ohio State University
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Elwyn Crawford
Toledo
Arthur Prey
Glenwood Dr
Arcade
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David Hooper
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Southeastern
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