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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
7
In memory of our husband and father Kenneth Rheinscheid six years after his death. Verna misses him and remembers his brave, content life. The verse recalls the loved face and voice, and notes he was the best but the first to die. Adoring wife Verna and children Ermal and Anneth Lee remember him.
Listings include a 5 room one floor plan with bath gas furnace full basement and garage priced at 15900 with improvements and FHA option. A 6 room deep well coal furnace home with 2 car garage 10 acres offered at 19000. A 7 room two story large lot home plus a large business building possible land contract at 1000 down.
Nicely described two bedroom cottage featuring a living room and dining room, both with ample closets. Modern bath with closet, modern kitchen with double sink, cabinets, plus storage closet. Part basement, Jani trol gas furnace, garage, nice lot with wall-to-wall carpet in three rooms. Located east.
Lake Logan real estate ad lists cement block basement home at 36 by 24 feet with fireplace and two bedrooms, six 50 by 100 foot lots, plus a 7.2 acre lot on Rt. 33 near Rockbridge with three rooms, three bedrooms, coal furnace, spring water. Mt. Pleasant two lots with five rooms. Lake Logan large lot with lake view on a private road priced to sell. Prices range from 1 150 to 2 5000 dollars.
New York AP reports Charles S. Dubin was fired after refusing to answer HUAC questions about a past Communist record. NBC barred him and producers cancelled his duties on Twenty-One, with possible impact on the Dinah Shore show.
U S District Court in Dozier Devane’s ruling orders integration of University of Florida graduate programs starting next fall. Governor Collins expects no difficulty in complying while lawmakers consider a special session to block the decree. The order covers the law and medicine colleges and graduate programs across arts and sciences education engineering and agriculture at UF and is tied to broader school desegregation actions.
About 1,400 Steelworkers walked out at Baldwin Piano Co in Cincinnati Wednesday night protesting working without a contract. Company spokesman said the old contract expired May 25 and request to extend benefits during negotiations for a new agreement was declined.
Mrs. Catherine Burke aged 57 of Akron suffocated when the car she rode in plunged down an embankment near Plain City. Her husband William G. Burke aged 62 the driver was injured and taken to Union County Memorial Hospital in Marysville.
Two unfurnished apartments listed. One upstairs three rooms and a bath near Carborundum with phone 5 2576 or 5 4995. Another downstairs three rooms and a bath available soon with phone 5 4915.
Problems common to 13 states will be discussed at the North Central Association of State Departments of Agriculture annual meeting in Columbus Ohio. Ohio Director Dr James Hay said delegates from 19 states will attend with invited guests from Colorado New Jersey Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
In Piqua area Christine Little 12 and Diane Lorane 13 drowned Wednesday while Ginger Stambaugh 14 was rescued from Spring Creek. A passerby Joe Cottrell 24 heard a scream and pulled Ginger from the water, saying he did not know of the other two until the survivor was revived.
State Fire Marshal Emmett P. Brush Jr ordered a flammable label for Liquid Bronze Tan after a Cleveland man and woman were burned earlier this month. The woman’s lotion caught fire when she lit a cigarette and her companion was burned while trying to extinguish the flames.
Cambridge report: Mrs. Marie Copeland, housekeeper, pleaded guilty to manslaughter after interrupting a second degree murder trial. She was indicted for the March 13 slaying of Fred McCreary at his Buckville home and received a 120 year sentence in the Marysville Women’s Reformatory.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church begins its 48th quadrennial general conference in Cleveland with a crowd of 10 000 expected and 1200 delegates from 90 countries attending the opening session tonight.
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