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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1963

Page

3

1963 Hocking County personal tax intake shows six percent rise

Hocking County treasurer Ralph Moorhead reports first half 1963 personal property tax collections totaled 104 402 64, up six percent from 1962. The tally includes 105 31 on grain 3 619 79 in delinquencies 82 580 68 on tangible property and 18 096 87 on intangible property. Summer collection schedule set with second half real estate tax deadline July 20 and offices in Mur ay City July 2 and Laurelville July 9 from 9 am to 3 pm.

Hocking County Ralph Moorhead Benton Falls Oroville Logan City Good Hope Green Starr - Washington Laurel Laurelville Marion Berne Union Perry Laurelville Village Salt Creek West Hocking Wadlinevon Moorhead Murray City Salt Creek Valley Bank

County Courts Name Executrix for Erbaugh Estate and Probate Ohlin Will

Gladys E. Erbaugh of Logan Route 1 is appointed executrix for the late Dr. Samuel Eldon Erbaugh. Nellie G. Ohlin ger of Haydenville has her will admitted to probate and leaves her entire estate to sister Mary Louise OhliFiger.

AMED Gladys E. Erbaugh Logan Rt. 1 Samuel Eldon Erbaugh Nellie G. Ohlinger Haydenville Mary Louise Ohlifiger

Officers Have Bang Up Time At Sheriff's Expense

Police fire and sheriff's department personnel were involved in a bang up incident at 10 15 a m Tuesday a trailer broke loose from a southbound truck on S Market St struck a parked station wagon damaging its left side the truck was driven by Clarence R Nihiser 42 Haydenville an auxiliary policeman and former assistant fire chief the damaged station wagon belongs to Sheriff Paul Hartman the investigation continues by city police

Sheriff's Department S. Market St Clarence R. Nihiser Haydenville Paul Hartman

Share The Fun Contest Slated Thursday Night At Logan

The annual Hocking County 4H Share the Fun contest will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Logan High School auditorium. Twenty clubs perform acts across vocal and instrumental music, dancing, and dramatics with four divisions. Winners may advance to the Ohio State Fair. Kerry St. Clair and Susan Chute run the program. stage hands are Jim Kline and Iry Kienzle. The public is invited.

Hocking County Logan High School Kerry St. Clair Susan Chute Jim Kline

4-H Health Contest Exams Set Thursday

Bill Melvin Hocking County 4-H extension agent reminds county clubs that health contest examinations will be held Thursday at 8 30 a m in the Courthouse. Each club may enter one member under and one member over 14 years of age. Scrapbooks are not needed as only one examination is given.

Bill Melvin Hocking County

Hocking County Sealed Bids Sought for Pickup Truck

The Board of Commissioners of Hocking County Ohio invites sealed bids by 10:00 A.M. EST in July 1963 for a pickup truck with a 5 percent certified check and trade in allowance for a 1952 Chevrolet. Bids accompany by the county engineer, with right to reject any and all bids.

Board of Commissioners Hocking County Ohio Aewers Gitbe Court Logan Board of County Commissioners

Kennedy asks Congress to pass broad racial equality program

President Kennedy proposes a federal approach to end discrimination in employment education and public life with expanded manpower training youth employment funds and widened fair employment practices. He calls for an independent community relations service and action against segregated schools and insists local action cannot delay federal measures.

Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity Lyndon B. Johnson Lega

Bible School Demonstration At Nazarene Church

The Logan Church of the Nazarene held its vacation Bible school demonstration Sunday evening with about 200 attendees. The four department teachers included kindergarten leaders Mrs. Guess Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Aurand, with aides listed. primary teachers included Mrs. Smith Shaw Klinger Blair Pavlik. junior teachers were Mrs. Lindsay Scott Stimel and Blanche Aurand. Director Roy Klingler received a pink rosebud corsage from the teachers.

Logan Church of the Nazarene Jesus W. P. Guess Jack Tracy George Aurand Harold Johnson Winifred Amnah John Goss Chester Six Pauline Wildermuth Darlene Huffines Robert Smith Ruth Shaw Gene Klinger Earl Blair Harry Pavlik Lindsey Scott Charles Stimel Blanche Aurand Carolyn Gene Roy E. Klingler

Hospital Notes Admission and Dismissals List

Admission Thomas McCoy Creola. Dismissals Mrs Herbert Stimson 92 Gallagher Ave Logan Master Larry Thompson New Plymouth Rt 1 ae ye Michael Lackey Logan Emergencies Katherine Blick 272 Warner Ave Logan Carolina Dow 192 Fountain St Logan Jeanette Waltz 272 Spring Hill Logan Alice Karns Haydenville Christine Shanley Union Furnace.

Thomas McCoy Creola Herbert Stimson Gallagher Ave Logan Larry Thompson New Plymouth Katherine Blick Warner Ave Carolina Dow Fountain St Jeanette Waltz Spring Hill Alice Karns Haydenville Christine Shanley Union Furnace

Mount St. Mary Admission List Published

Admission notices list numerous individuals and families associated with Mount St. Mary. Names include Donna Drake Glouster Teresa Whyte Nelsonville Ruth Smith Nelsonville Isaac Price Glouster Sherry Altier New Lexington Anna Weins Murray City and others from Nelsonville Logan Trimble Carpenter Lancaster Glouster and surrounding areas.

Donna Drake Glouster Matilda Russell LaDonna Wood Nelsonville Susan Williams Trimble Rt Minnie Kittle Janet Boring Carpenter Mark Hitchings Lancaster Frank Labora Oscar Pearson Carbon Hill Fred Jack Elizabeth Bell

Kennedy civil rights proposals draw bipartisanship

Democratic leaders greeted President Kennedy's civil rights proposals with pledges to push for enactment and gained some Republican support. Southerners pledged to fight strongly, while others predicted a momentous legislative struggle before likely strong legislation is enacted. Rep Emanuel Celler hoped to start hearings next week.

Washington Kennedy House Judiciary Committee

Five Youths Held In Cleveland Assault Case

Cleveland police report five Negro youths aged 13 to 17 in custody for a park assault on a white teenage couple last week. A 16-year-old admitted participation in a rape attack implicating three others. a sixth boy is being questioned. Victims Thomas Giffin and a 15-year-old girl were beaten. Giffin is home, the girl remains hospitalized in satisfactory condition.

Cleveland John N. McCormick McCormick Richard Wagner Thomas Giffin Giffin Mount Sinai Hospital

Notice of Estate of Minnie M Tschappat Deceased

Probate notice announces goned Tschappat of Glenview Hei Sopelendated administerator of Minnie M Tschappat estate nee Logan changes. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown signs June 17 1963. Public record details filed in county court.

Minnie M Tschappat Tschappat Glenview Logan Ge Cisine Rhea Bangert Brown

Buckeye Boys State faces stuffed ballot questions

At Athens Ohio the Buckeye Boys State election saw ballot counts exceed the eligible voter total. In four state races ballots surpassed 1315 voters with totals around 1317 to 1326, though director William Welsh blamed tabulation errors and possible stuffing. Governor race earned 1303 votes for Robert Weller as mock legislators enacted ordinances and Governor Weller urged a Boys State College.

Athens Ohio Buckeye Boys State William Welsh American Legion - Sponsored Welsh Robert Weller Boardman Weller Senate House

Andrea Carr Enrolls At Cosmetology School

Andrea Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Carr of Rockbridge Rockbridge Rt 1 enrolled as a student at the Ohio State School of Cosmetology in Columbus. The 1963 Logan High School graduate will study about seven months before receiving her license as a cosmetologist. Her father is principal of Gibisonville elementary school.

Andrea Carr Paul Carr Rockbridge

Nelsonville Charter Deadlock Faces Fall Voters

Nelsonville City Charter Commission deadlocked on the city government form with Hall backing council manager and others favoring mayor council. They adjourn to meet Thursday at 1 p.m. in attorney James Shu maker's office on Public Square to decide which charter to place before voters.

Nelsonville Hall Commission James Shumaker Public Square

Two-Car Crash Probed At Mulberry and Hunter Streets

City police investigated a collision at 2 15 p m Tuesday at Mulberry and Hunter Street. Clyde Hockman 52 of 128 East Hunter Street drove a west bound car with a green light and was struck in the right rear by Floyd E Murphy Ironton who said he did not see the light. Hockman’s car sustained moderate damage and Murphy’s minor damage. Murphy was ordered to appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman June 22 at 8 p m on a charge of running a light and posted a twenty dollar bond.

Mulberry Hunter St Clyde Hockman E. Hunter St Floyd. E. Murphy Ironton Murphy Hockman Delmar Freeman

Study of Birdsfoot Trefoil Growth On Two Area Farms

Seven agricultural experts visited the Ronalde and N Richard Mowrey farms on Rt. 180 to study the growth of the birdsfoot trefoil crop. The crop is experimental in the area and can be used for hay making or grazing. Mowrey runs a sheep pasture while the other farm focuses on hay production. Attendees included U S Department of Agriculture and Ohio State University personnel.

Ronalde N. Richard Mowrey Rt. 180 Way Bailey Mowrey Paul Hensen S. Ostareski U. S. of Agriculture John L. P Sons Robert W. van Keuren A. Schmitthenner Harold E. Maker Don W. Graffis Ohio State University

Noted Author Dies At 90 In Welsh Town

In Blaenau Festiniog Wales AP reported author John Cowper Powys aged 90 died Monday night. Powys was renowned as a novelist poet and critic with works including Wolf Solvent and A Glastonbury Romance.

Blaenau Festiniog Wales John Cowper Powys Powys

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