Fourth of July Schedule Released by Cheftain Boosters
Nick Maniskas announces a Logan High School field celebration with kiddies rides bean dinners and a fire truck ride event at 11 a.m. Games begin at 2:30 p.m. with a 10 p.m. fireworks finale featuring bands, contests and demonstrations throughout the day.
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Logan High School
Nick Maniskas
Logan
American Legion
Jackson's Legion
LHS
Henderson Wolfe
Logan Oldtimers
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital Highlight Two New Girls
At Hocking Valley Hospital two births are recorded: James Robert King and wife of South Logan welcomed an eight pound five ounce daughter at 10 36 a m Wednesday, and Raymond Mock of Logan Route 3 welcomed a seven pound one ounce daughter at 4 31 a m today. Admissions list Lohman T Reitz Findlay medical Meii J Bell Logan medical. Dismissals include Lohman T Reitz Findlay Charles Taylor Logan and Mrs Isobel Grove Logan.
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James Robert King
South Logan
Raymond Mock
Logan Rt
Lohman T. Reitz
Findlay
Medical
Meii J. Bell
Logan
Charles Taylor
Isobell Grove
Bob King
Hocking Valley Hospital
Kathy Ann King
Kurt
Kris
Kreg
John Geiger
Lake Logan Rd
Sylvia King
N. High St
Jim Bob King
Oil Activity Reports From Washington Township Farms
Hocking Field Weekly Oil Log details several wells in Washington Township including Van Dellen & Van Dellen Gladys Carr farm where 500 feet of oil is in hole before fracturing and a later report. Holl and Bell Columbus Beagle farm well No 2 running five inch casing. Warren Calvert Acker Dairy Falls Township slated to hydra frac. Paramount Production Co Clarence Cozad farm Ward Township hydra frac report later.
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van Dellen
Gladys Carr
Washington
Holl and Bell
Columbus
Beagle Farm
Warren Calvert — Acker
Falls
Hydrafrac
Paramount Production Co
Clarence Cozad
Ward
Hocking County Fish and Game Dinner Announces Program
The Hocking County Fish and Game Association will hold its second quarterly dinner at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse on Thursday July 10. President Harry Sweazy says entertainment is by the Lancaster chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. Chicken dinner with all trimmings starts at 6 30 p.m. Committees for arrangements cover kitchen tables and serving ticket sales awards and more with listed members.
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Hocking County Fish and Game Association
Izaak Walton League
Harry Sweazy
Lancaster
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Kitchen
Clarence Allen
J. R. Young
Steve Spurgus
Joe M. Brown
Ray Hummel
Ralph Moorhead
Jacob Keller
Joshua Matheny
James Rutgers
Clifford Smith
L. M. Ingram
Vanhoose Sues for Divorce and Custody
Wayne Vanhoose files a divorce petition against Edith Louise Vanhoose citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He seeks custody of minor children, alimony, and equitable relief from the court.
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Wayne Vanhoose
Edith Louise Vanhoose
Logan area notes on residents and events this week
Charles Taylor was taken by Logan ambulance from Hocking Valley Hospital to Hocking Valley Nursing Home. Earl E. Parkins attends Ohio University Economic Education workshop with 73 participants. James McLin of Logan is hospitalized after a stroke and awaits friends. Kathy Ann King is welcomed by the King family at Hocking Valley Hospital. A piano recital by Mrs. Elizabeth Hanner’s pupils is set for Friday night at the EUB Church. Dr. Walter Buchsieb and family return from Europe aboard the S S America. post graduate dentistry study planned at Ohio State. Lohman Reitz released after minor head injury from Ash Cave State Park incident.
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Charles Taylor
Logan
Logan Ambulance
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking Valley Nursing Home
South Perry
Ohio Workshop On Economic Education
Ohio University
Earl E. Parkins
Union Furnace
EUB
Elizabeth Hanner
Norman Watts
Walter C. Buchfieb
Charles
Germany
United States
S.S. America
Europe
Continent
England
Buchsieb
Betty Lou Risch
Margaret Risch
Warner Ave
Irvin Risch
Ohio State University
College of Dentistry
Lohman T. Reitz
Findlay
Ash Cave State Park
Dayton Inspection Ordinance Upheld
Ohio Supreme Court unanimously upheld Dayton’s housing inspection ordinance allowing entry for housing standards checks with ID. The decision stems from Earl Taylor’s habeas corpus challenge after he was detained for refusing inspection of his private residence seeking unvented space heaters and other violations.
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Columbus
Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Earl Taylor
First Wife Reels From Bigamy Marryings Spark Rift
Akron report says Albert Lee, 27, wed Mona Owens 16 as his second wife. Wife No. 1 Iva Lee, 26, says she remains married and living with him. Police were called after Lee claimed the paper misidentified him. he is jailed on bigamy charges.
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Akron
Albert Lee
Akron Beacon Journal
Iva Lee
Iva
Lee
Mona Owens
U. S. To Honor Japs With Wreath in Japan Ceremony
An Air Force plane will drop a wreath and flask of rice wine off Saipan on Saturday to honor members of a Japanese submarine crew who perished fighting Americans 13 years ago.
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Tachikawa
Japan
Saipan
Straitsville Board Seeks Bids for Gym Addition
The New Straitsville board of education will open bids at 12 noon July 5 for remodeling the old Delwyn Theatre on Clark Street into a gymnasium. Voters approved a 35000 dollar bond last fall to purchase the theatre for conversion, doubling seating to 250 with a 40 by 80 feet tiled playing floor and new backboards.
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Straitsville
Board of Education
Delwyn
Clark St
Commendation for Harold Spang Daily News writer
A reader praises Harold Spang's humor and timely comments in the Daily News and asks why a daily column by him is not published. The letter frames the writer as a valued contributor and urges ongoing feature presence.
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Daily News
The
Harold Spang
Senate Likely Rejects Tax Cuts To Extend Rates
The Senate appeared set to reject tax cutting measures and send a bill to President Eisenhower to extend current corporation and major excise tax rates for another year. The House has passed the bill. An amendment to drop the 3 percent freight tax and 10 percent passenger travel levy faded under pressure from the administration and party leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Markets slide as Dow dips amid varied sector losses
NY markets extended early losses led by declines in chemicals oils rails and metals while blue chip shares such as American Tobacco and U S Steel fell. President Eisenhower signaled possible business improvement and Seaton proposed higher lead and zinc support prices. Ohio grain prices steady to mixed with corn and beans largely unchanged.
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Eisenhower
Fred A. Seaton
New York Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
U.S. Tobacco
Lorillard
Anaconda
Kennecott
Chrysler
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
U.S
Rebel Field Captured Near Menado in Indonesia
Government forces moved to the outskirts of North Celebes rebel capital and captured the last remaining airfield according to the Indonesian army today.
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Jakarata
Indonesia
Celebes
Menado
Perry Countians Pay Delinquent Fines In Logan
Two Perry Countians were picked up on capias warrants for delinquent fines in Logan mayor's court. Maude West 46 of New Straits ville owed 120.70 plus 5.75 costs and was released after payment. Charles Lavey 64 of New Lexington paid 15.20 and 9.80 costs and was released. Police Chief Roy Kelch said warrants will continue to be served.
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Perry
Roy Kelch
Fred Shaeffer 63 Dies Of Heart Attack
Fred Shaeffer 63 prominent Lancaster businessman and civic leader died of a heart attack while en route to hospital. Funeral services 2 p.m. Friday at Ray Wise Funeral Home Lancaster with burial in Forest Rose Cemetery. Survived by wife Ruth and brother Rayman. Rev George Herd to conduct services. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Ray Wise
Lancaster
Fred
Curly) Shaeffer
Fred Shaeffer
Students Hired to Pass Petitions for Right to Work
Columbus students employed by Ohioans for Right to Work Inc to collect signatures for the right to work amendment. About 50 students were hired on indefinite terms, earning 18 dollars per day, to circulate petitions seeking to amend the state constitution to prohibit union requirements.
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Columbus
Ohioans
Right To Work, Inc
Mule-Riding Jaycee Seeks Buyer After 2300 Mile Trek
Memphis native Bob Bradley reports he rode a mule named Kate 2300 miles from Tennessee to Los Angeles for the national Jaycee convention. He plans to fly home, selling Kate who is 12 and in good shape after the trip begun on St Patrick's Day. Bradley jokes about his sore posterior after the long journey.
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Los Angeles
Tennessee
Kate
Bob Bradley
Memphis
Merry-Go-Round Tragedy Claims 7 Year Old
New York boy Michael Roccisano seven years old rode a small truck mounted merry-go-round near his home. He clung to the rear as the operator moved away and was crushed when the rear wheel slipped over him.
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New York
Michael Roccisano
Michael
Shops Require Employee to Unionize Within Set Time
A workplace policy mandates new hires join a union within a defined period after starting work. The rule outlines steps for enrollment, union representation, and potential consequences for noncompliance.
Water shutoff planned for Logan's East End streets
Water will be off about two hours Friday morning in East End residents on East Oak Brooke View Vine Sts Zanesville Berlin Angle Aves to permit replacement of a fire hydrant. Service Director Ed Rutgers said the outage begins at 9 a.m.
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East
Oak
Brooke
View
Vine Sts
Zanesville
Berlin
Angle Aves
Logan
East End
Ed Rutgers
Notice to bidders for New Straitsville gym addition
Sealed proposals for remodeling and constructing a school gymnasium addition in New Straitsville Perry County Ohio are due July 5 1968 at 1 pm Eastern. Drawings and specs by Pearl Jewitt Shawnee Jo r James E Lee Nels onville. Bid opening at noon July 5 at the board office. Deposit and bid bond requirements apply. Board may reject bids or waive informalities. Joe Shuttleworth president Ernest Lanning clerk. 6-19-31
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Board of Education
New Straiteville
Perry County
Ohio
New Straitsville
V. Pearl Jewitt
Shawnee, Jo
R. James E. Lee
Nelsonville
Ernest Lanning
Board Ofucation
Office
The
D of Education
Straitsville
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Ohio Cash Grain
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Sears Easy Payment Plan
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