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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
2
The Logan plant expands with a $20,000 cylinder grinding machine to test and finish electroplated copper rolls for intaglio work. Since 1962 over 20,000 intaglio grinding wheels were sold, with sales growing yearly and 358 employees, as manager Charles Dienst notes ongoing improvements drive security and market leadership.
4 H camp counselors in Hocking County gather this evening at 7 30 in the courthouse auditorium for duty assignments and orientation. Twenty six counselors attend with June 22 to 24 set for Tar Hollow training activities.
The will of the late Minnie M. Tschappat of Logan is admitted to probate. She leaves to her son John of Glenview Heights her interest in the Martens building lease in Lancaster and all other real estate and personal property.
Thomas Lincoln Brandt 36 of Logan operating a restaurant and Theresa Gayle Turner 23 of Logan a teacher. John Tschappat of Glenview Heights named administrator of Minnie Tschappat estate. Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. of Leroy filed damages suit against Gerald Reeves of Zaleski for 773.98 and costs from an Oct 31 1962 accident on Rt 33. Support order for Josephine Willison vs John Willison set aside as minor reaches majority. Lois Brooks of Logan Route 1 granted a divorce from Jerry L. Brooks for gross neglect with support awarded.
The Cossacks are described as a pastoral people with a warlike lifestyle. Their name is traced to a Turkish word meaning adventurer or disturber of the peace.
Joe Demaree, former Logan High School assistant athletic coach, resigns to teach biology and coach football and track at Canton Perry High School in Stark County. He becomes defensive coordinator and backfield coach, works under head coach John Evans, and moves with his wife Linda Rieder from Logan. He notes Perry’s broader program and about 1,000 pupils.
In Columbus the Ohio Senate plans six major votes on a 10 bill calendar including three administration measures. Democrats map a minority strategy as House members meet for the 25th week of the session. Bills cover expressway speed limits and cabinet terms, with a $20 million appropriations item and expanded city court jurisdictions.
Mainly about people items note no swimming lessons Wednesday per Phil Harbarger instructor. Classes resume Thursday at regular times. Burpee Knapp convalescing at University Hospital Columbus after surgery last Thursday room 790.
The Logan Lions Club met Monday evening at the Sportsman party room and elected officers for the coming year. New officers to be installed July 1 include Francis Roberts president Charles Eiler first vice president Dale Walker second vice president Cecil Berry third vice president. Outgoing president Joseph Hartman secretary Lloyd Frazier treasurer Nick Maniskas tail twister George Jarvis lion tamer Cecil Brickles and Delmar Freeman directors for two year terms.
Logan Rotarians and guests heard Melvin Tharp advertising director of the Columbus Dispatch share tips on getting along with people. He urged replacing I with you, overcoming fear, and using praise to gain cooperation at Hide-A-Way Hills during a social evening with 27 guests attending.
Elmer C. Henderson aged 68 a former Logan Rt 4 resident died at 5 a m Monday at Bl Samaritan Hospital. Survivors include wife Gladys and two daughters Dorothy and Jean. Funeral 10:30 a m Thursday Bolen Bryan Funeral Home Zanesville burial Memorial Park Zanesville. Harold W Larimer aged 68 of 143 Maple St died Friday at Hocking Valley. Services 2 p m Monday Leonard Funeral Home conducted by Rev Hugh Robinson organist Mabel Prather pallbearers Carl Blosser Francis Embree Fredrick Good Allen McMillin Ralph Moore W D Weltner Scottish Rite ring service by Valley Lodge of Columbus burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
The stock market rose modestly with motors, airlines, rails and select issues advancing while steels barely changed. News of May personal income hitting a record annual rate of 458 billion dollars supported sentiment as the AP average of 60 stocks gained about 0.3 points noon, with industrials up, rails up slightly, and utilities steady.
Four year old Cindy Kay Fahncke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Fahncke of near Uniopolis Ohio, died when a tractor tire fell on her head in a shed at their home Monday. Other text mentions sea winds carrying salt particles.
Ohio Department of Education officials heard five Athens County districts discuss consolidation plans including Nelsonville Glouster Trimble Chauncey and York. Chauncey favors annexation with Athens city schools for transportation sports and scholastic gains while York cites financial limits. Morton will present proposals to the state board for study as residents face bids to convert two high school heating plants to natural gas with one bid approved.
Gerald Irish McGlothlin of 293 Hocking Ave has been named a Lions Club member. He has endured multiple hospital visits due to a years old injury. The Lions Club will send flowers and requests cards from relatives and friends to Mercy Hospital Room 219 at 1430 S High St Columbus.
The Lancaster campground will begin its season Sunday with an open worship service at 1:30 a.m. led by Dr. Stanley Jeffery, superintendent of the Chillicothe district of the Methodist Church. The first week features three movies a swim night a campground get-together a prayer meeting and a slide lecture by Rev. Grover Reed.
Harry Westfall announces six rules to protect pool facilities and aid swimmers. Rules ban outside food outside designated areas and smoking outside the concession area, require female bathers to wear caps, mandate owl showers, restrict use of deep end, and prohibit gum chewing. General Telephone Co. to demonstrate mouth-to-mouth respiration tomorrow at 9 30 a.m. public invited.
Paul E. Ruff, 20, of 165 Jennison Ave., was cited by city police at 7 10 p.m. Monday at Main and Mulberry Sts for reckless operation. He is to appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman at 8 p.m. Saturday.
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