Jobless Claims Rise Slightly in Hocking and Athens
Initial jobless claims in Hocking and Athens counties edged up from 595 to 602 as Homer Schein of the Logan Ohio State Employment Service notes. The report also mentions enrollments in job training courses including routeman training and continued courses for custodian, bookkeeper, and clerk-stone positions.
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Hocking
Athens
Homer Schein
Logan
Ohio State Employment Service
Hocking County
Athens County
State Employment Service offers jobs and training programs in region
Homer Schein announces job openings for seven positions including babysitter and auto salesman and a married couple to care for a semi invalid man. Initial claims in June 1963 averaged 129 weekly while continued claims averaged 384, with rises in Athens and Hocking counties. Training targets include six youths from Hocking and Athens counties, at Mahoning Valley school near Youngstown, with 18 courses and openings for 640 youths fiscal year.
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Homer Schein
Logan
Ohio State Employment Service
Athens County
Hocking County
Mahoning Valley Vocational School
Youngstown
Jackson
Firefighters Battle Dryer Fire in West Logan
City firemen responded to a 10 10 a m call at the Robert Linscott residence on Homer Street West Logan where lint sparked and ignited wiring in a dryer setting the area ablaze. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported and it was their first call in two weeks.
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Robert Linscott
Homer St
West Logan
Health Welfare Directories Now Available in Logan Hocking
Health and welfare organization directories are available at the Logan Hocking health department office in the Courthouse. The 18 page directory lists 45 health safety and welfare organizations in Hocking County and Ohio and is priced at 50 cents.
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Health and Welfare Organization
Logan-Hocking Health Department
Hocking County
Ohio
Hocking
Athens
Vinton Counties
H. M. Boocks
Jim Collins
Pleads Not Guilty To Assault With Deadly Weapon
Wayne Thompson of Little Hocking pleaded not guilty to assault with a deadly weapon before Hocking County judge Richard C. Gerken. Held to grand jury, released on $300 bond. Complaint by Charles E. Jarvis, tavern owner near Coonville, alleges Thompson struck Otis Withrow with a beer bottle on June 13.
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Wayne Thompson
Little Hocking
Hocking
Richard C. Gerken
Charles E. Jarvis
Coonville
Thompson
Otis Withrow
United Brethren Picnic Scheduled at Rachelmacher Park
United Brethren in Christ Sunday School invites church and Sunday School members and Vacation Bible School pupils and parents to a picnic in Rachelmacher Park this Saturday. Games start at 2 p.m. and the meal is at 6 p.m.
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United Brethren In Christ Sunday School
Third
Riff Sts
Rachelmacher Park
City Driver Cited for Driving Without License
Police cite Claude R. Strawn 31 of 543 East Second Street at 10 15 p m Wednesday for driving without a license on East Second Street He is set to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7 30 p m June 25.
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Claude R. Strawn
Second St
Jack Moorehead
Local youths treated after injuries. several recover
Dutch Buntz, 13, of Logan Rt 3, treated and released for a left arm injury from a bicycle accident at Hocking Valley Hospital. Robert Vernon, 16, New Straitsville Rt 1, treated and released after cutting his left hand with a corncutter. Todd Lattimer, son of Ed Lattimer, convalescing at home after a tonsillectomy at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Mrs. Walter Huffman Sr. returned home after emergency treatment for toxic poisoning. Mrs. Joe Carter entered Mount St. Mary Hospital for surgery. room 306.
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Dutch Buntz
Richard Buntz
Logan Rt. 3
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Vernon
New Straitsville
Todd Lattimer
Ed Lattimer
Hill St
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Todd
Walter Huffman Sr
West St
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Joe Carter
Lorraine Glaspell
Grove City
Rural-Urban Meet Slated At Community Room
The Hocking County Farm Bureau women’s committee sponsors an annual rural-urban meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in the Logan Federal Building community room. Open to the public, the event aims to promote better rural-urban relations. Slides by Trisha Halderman from Marion cover her Turkey trip with the American Field Service. Music by Marabella Higgins and Wanda Harman, recreation by Thelma Mowrey, and a skit by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holloway add to the program.
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Hocking County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Logan Federal Building
Golda E. Shaw
Farm Bureau Organization
Trisha Halderman
Robert Halderman
Marcella Risch
Marion
Margaret Risch
Warner Ave
Turkey
Marion Rotary Club
American Field Service
Marabella Higgins
Wanda Harman
Thelma Mowrey
Robert Holloway
24 Cows Survive Roaring Torrent
Springfield Nebraska AP farmer Henry Gottsch recalls a flood that struck his farm Tuesday evening while rounding up 26 cows. He watched a wall of water sweep the herd downstream, fearing loss, but 24 cows were found next day. One cow traveled five miles down a creek then four miles down the Platte River and was found in good condition.
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Springfield
Neb
Henry Gottsch
Platte River
East PTA Sponsors Ice Cream Social at Worthing Park
East PTA hosts an ice cream social at Worthington Park Friday from 5 to 8 30 p m. Logan junior high band performs 5 30 to 6 30, senior high band 6 30 to 7 30, Hocking 4 H band rehearsal 7 30 to 8 30. Proceeds benefit East elementary school PTA. parents supply cakes and pies. contributions to park by 5 p.m.
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Worthington Park
Logan
Hocking
East
PTA
Police Check Two Mishaps Reported in 24 Hours
City police logged two minor crashes within a day. Everett Cremeans 16 struck Steven Glenn 17 on Whirlin Wheels parking lot at 11 05 p.m. Wednesday. Jimmie Rhodes 23 backed into Roger Campbell 52 on Culver Street at Main Street light to aid truck turn. Rhodes cited for improper backing and to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 9 30 a.m. Saturday.
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Everett R. Cremeans
Coolville Rt. 3
Steven A. Glenn
Fourth St
Jimmie L. Rhodes
Newark Rt
Roger W. Campbell
Haydenville
Culver St
Main St
Rhodes
Jack Moorehead
Wallace Cites Dixie's Power In Southern Unity Pitch
Alabama Governor George Wallace told Louisiana lawmakers that a united South could wield the balance of power in the upcoming presidential election. He asserted the seven Southern states carried by Democrats in 1960 would be pivotal for victory and urged use of the Electoral College to push back against liberals. About 1,000 supporters attended a $25 banquet by the Louisiana Committee for Free Electors as Wallace stressed states rights and free enterprise.
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Baton Rouge
Alabama
George C. Wallace
United South
Wallace
Free Electors
Louisiana
Louisiana Committee For Free Electors
Ohio Conference urges open membership to all races
The Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ adopted a resolution urging the opening of church membership to all races. More than 800 delegates attended the concluding session and were told that about one third of congregations are integrated.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ
United Church of Christ
County Courts MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ray Lester Zachariah 37 Logan salesman and Kathryn Ann Baughman 26 Logan factory worker. Glenn Emanuel Thress 51 Nelsonville Rt 2 miner and Edna Mae Wolf 46 Nelsonville Rt 2 at home.
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Ray Lester Zachariah
Logan
Kathryn Ann Baughman
Glenn Emanuel Thress
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Miner
Edna Mae Wolf
Probate filings reveal multiple estates and appraisers
Inventory of the estate of Joseph J. Stone of Murray City filed in probate court with appraisers John Ayers Floyd Stiff and Vaughn Collins. Other names appear including Velma Popoeczy Murray RFC Irene F Porter Logan City Emmett Short Murray Ayers Roy Anthony R B Perkins William G Tannehill Jr Logan and officials Bruce Fickel Rolland Bright Wayne Whitcraft.
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Joseph J. Stone
Murray, City
John Ayers
Floyd Stiff
Vaughn Collins
Velma Popoeczy
Murray Rfc
Bruce Fickel
Roy Anthony
R. B. Perkins
Irene F. Porter
Logan City
Jacob Keller
Emmett Short
Murray City
William G. Tannehill Jr
Logan
Rolland Bright
Wayne Whitcraft
Administratrix Named for John B. Blackman Estate
Helen M. Blackman of Laurelville Route 1 is appointed administratrix of the estate of the late John B. Blackman of Perry Two.
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Helen M. Blackman
Laurelville
Mayses filed divorce suits in Rockbridge and Logan townships
Jean Mays of Rockbridge sues Glen L. Mays of Logan Rt 1 for divorce on gross neglect and seeks equitable relief. Earlene V. Ruff of 549 Henrietta Ave. sues Orval E. Ruff of Logan Rt. 2 for divorce on gross neglect and requests household furniture expense money and equitable relief.
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Jean Mays
Rockbridge
Glen L. Mays
Logan Rt. 1
Earlene V. Ruff
Henrietta Ave
Orval E. Ruff
Logan Rt
Niigata Oil Tank Fire Under Control Amid Earthquake Fallout
Flames from storage tanks in Niigata, Japan, were being brought under control as thousands return home after Tuesday's devastating earthquake. Ninety of the port's 300 tanks burned, but noon conditions showed smoke easing as foam extinguishers with U S air support poured into the blaze. Citizens began picking up the threads of life.
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Niigata
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Sweeper Kills Boy In West Side Cleveland
AP reports a street sweeper fatally struck 7 year old Frank Pressig on a west side street. Police say the boy fell after turning his bicycle in front of the slow moving vehicle.
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Cleveland
Frank Pressig
West Side
Examinations Set for Health Contest
Dr H M Boocks county health commissioner will hold an 8 30 a m exam Tuesday for 4 H members in the health improvement contest. Top boy and girl advance to the state contest to be judged in September. County extension agent Bill Melvin notes Hocking County entries have done well recently with about ten entries so far and roughly 20 expected by exam time.
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H. M. Boocks
Bill Melvin
Hocking County
Melvin
Infant dies after birth Thomas Wayne Johnson
Funeral services were held for Thomas Wayne Johnson who died shortly after birth at Mount St Mary Hospital. The infant, son of Harold and Eileen Johnson, was laid to rest at Carbon Hill Cemetery. Survived by sister Cindy and grandparents J. S. Carson of Gore Rt. 1 and Saul Johnson of Carbon Hill.
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Johnson
Thomas Wayne Johnson
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Carbon Hill
Harold
Eileen Johnson
Cindy
J. S. Carson
Gore Rt. 1
Saul Johnson
Funeral rites held for Charles D. Daubenmier 81
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Leonard Funeral Home for Charles D. Daubenmier aged 81 of Logan Route 4 who died Sunday. Rev. Donald C. Baacke officiated with vocal solos by Mrs. Theodore Dupler and Mrs. William Dennis and organist Mrs. Harley Meyer. Pallbearers were Floyd and Lou Daubenmier, Harry D Bennett, Lawrence Hansley Sr., Lester Huston, and Russell E. Miller. Burial followed in Emanuel Cemetery.
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Leonard Funeral Home
Charles D. Daubenmier
Logan Rt
Donald C. Baacke
Theodore Dupler
William Dennis
Harley Meyer
Floyd
Lou Daubenmier
Harry Disbennett
Lawrence Hansley Sr
Lester Huston
Russell E. Miller
Soldier Oliver Participates in Desert Strike Maneuver
Army SP4 John M. Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver of Haydenville, took part in Operation Desert Strike at Ft. Carson Colorado with the 77th Armored Division. He is scheduled for discharge July 31 after enlisting in August 1961 and serving in Washington California Hawaii and Korea.
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Sp-4
John M. Oliver
John Oliver
Haydenville
77Th Armored Division
Ft. Carson
Colo
Oliver
Washington
California
Hawaii
Korea
Poland Rejects Plan to Freeze Nuclear Weapons
Poland vetoes a West German proposal to include part of the Soviet Union in a plan to freeze nuclear weapons at current European levels. The stance reflects Warsaw's insistence on stricter security provisions and regional balance amid Cold War tensions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
Europe
Prince Edward County ordered to reopen schools within week
A federal court in Virginia ordered Prince Edward County to levy taxes and raise funds to reopen and operate the public schools closed since 1959 to avoid desegregation. Judge Oren R. Lewis gave a June 25 deadline, granting the board an initiative that they declined.
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Richmond
Prince Edward
Lewis
Vertical Lift Plane Slated For Initial Test Flights
Grand Prairie Texas AP reports Ling-Temco-Vought wheeled the XC142A craft to a public inspection. Officials describe it as a deflected slipstream vertical takeoff aircraft capable of landing vertically and flying faster than 400 miles an hour with test flights beginning next month.
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Grand Prairie, Tex
Ling-Temco-Vought
LTV
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