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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1964

Page

8

Area Officers Receive Certificates for Training Completion

Eleven law enforcement officers from Logan Hocking County and Nelsonville received certificates for completing a five week training school held in City Hall. Sgt. Joe Rath of the Columbus Police Department awarded honors at a banquet in Blosser's Restaurant.

Logan Hocking County Nelsonville City Hall Joe Rath Columbus Police Department Blosser Lloyd Fraizer Gerald Morrison Ronald Schultz Lewis Brown Thomas Hutchison Bill Evans Logan Police Auxiliary Paul Bateman Docking Nick Sanborn William Blake Louis Seiple Dallas D. Townsend Ptt. Schultz Sgt. Rath Harry Smith Vocational Training Division Ohio Trade and Industrial Commission State Education Department Istrow

Minor Two Car Crash Reported North of Logan

State patrol logs a two vehicle collision on Route 33 three miles north of Logan at 6 20 p m Friday A southbound car driven by Jack H Green 30 of Newark slowed for traffic and was rear ended by William R Capehart 27 of Columbus Capehart cited for following too closely and to appear in Hocking County Court on June 27

State Patrol Logan Rt. 33 Jack H. Green Newark William R. Capehart Columbus Capehart Hocking County Court

Correction clears fire report mix up for two cousins

Correction states Gary M. Hiles of N Walnut Rd a U S Army serviceman reported Friday morning s fire at the Bartholomew residence not the fireman Gary Hiles previously reported The two men are cousins

Gary M. Hiles N. Walnut Rd U.S. Army Bartholomew Residence Gary Hiles Daily News

Pedestrian accident in Nelsonville injures boy and more incidents

Six year old Ronald Sutton Jr. was treated for minor injuries after being struck by a car on Chestnut Street. Donlay B. Lowry stated he could not stop in time. No charges were filed. The report notes a second pedestrian-auto fatality in Nelsonville that week and several local police activity items including an auxiliary police appointment, a non support arrest, and a Campfire Girls event.

Ronnie Sutton Jr Ronnie Sutton Millfield Donlay B. Lowry Carbondale Lowry Nelsonville Harvey W. Hall Mount St. Mary Hospital Canal and Harper Sts

Goodyear Logan union vote sparks reader letter

A Daily News reader argues Goodyear should stay in Logan and cautions that a union could drive the plant away after a five year contract. The writer compares past community support and questions the impact on wages and long term stability. They urge readers to weigh immediate pay against a steady 20 year income.

Goodyear Logan Piiotrim Akron

Local youths treated after pool accident and events planned

John Stone, 15, was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital for a laceration from a city pool accident. Joy Cherry returns home after surgery in Columbus. DeMolay Boys and Rainbow Girls host a dance June 27 at the Masonic Temple, 75 cents per couple. Hocking County 4H Junior Leaders plan a July 11–12 industry tour and chicken barbecue with Jefferson County Junior Leadership Club. notify by Wednesday.

John Stone Front St Hocking Valley Hospital DeMolay Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Hocking County Jefferson County Junior Leadership Club

Two Teens and man cited on traffic charges

City police cited two persons for traffic violations Friday. Reed Volk 16 of 446 E Second St was cited for driving a motorcycle on the sidewalk on N Spring St at 12 35 p m He will appear in juvenile court at a later date. John H Green 46 Logan Rt 4 was cited for running a stop sign at Walnut and Second Sts at 10 45 p m He will appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7 30 p m Monday.

Reed D. Volk E. Second St N. Spring St John H. Green Logan Rt. 4 Walnut and Second Sts Jack Moorehead

Elberfeld's Manager Earns NYU Retailing Certificate

Harold L. Bryan, South Logan Elberfeld's general and advertising manager, received a certificate from New York University's School of Retailing for completing the 16th annual Workshop in Retail Advertising Copy. The program trains retail executives in writing sales-productive copy through lectures field trips and group discussions. Bryan has served Elberfeld's for 26 years.

Harold L. Bryan South Logan Elberfeld’s New York University School of Retailing Bryan

Deaths and Funerals Alexander Lane 80 Gallipolis

Alexander Lane 80 of Gallipolis died at 4:20 am in an Athens hospital after an extended illness. He was a Spanish American War veteran who served in the Philippines and a retired farmer. He was father to eight children. Funeral home Weatherholt Saunders and Elliott in Gallipolis lists arrangements incomplete.

Alexander Lane Gallipolis Douglas Sigler Sr Church St Athens Phillipines Weatherholt, Saunders and Elliott Funeral Home

Fairview Methodist Bible School Set for June

Bible School of the Fairview Methodist Church will run June 22 to 27 from 9 to 11 30 a m with The Promised Saviour as the program. Mrs Paul Dalton leads the event and teachers include Mrs Herman Farmer Mrs Lowell Karshner Mrs Kenneth Crawford Miss Viola Coakley and Rev Virgil Versteeg. Music is coordinated by Charlotte Crawford and Rev Mr Versteeg. Bible School certificates will be awarded at 11 p m Sunday June 28.

Bible School Fairview Methodist Church Paul Dalton Herman Farmer Lowell Karshner Kenneth Crawford Viola Coakley Virgil Versteeg Charlotte Crawford Versteeg

Births and admissions at local hospital

Mr and Mrs Albert Pinney of McArthur Route 2 welcomed a seven pound eight ounce daughter at 9 47 a m Friday. Admissions include G R May of Nelsonville and baby Rebecca Ann McNelis of Erie Pennsylvania. Dismissals list several families returning home in Glouster Logan and other local streets.

Albert Pinney McArthur G. R. May Nelsonville Rebecca Ann McNelis Erie Ronald Wright Glouster Robert Howard Logan Roger Montgomery N. Market St Rhoda Smith N. Walnut St William Rudolph Athens Son Issac Knott Trimble Cleo Whitmore Charlene Milhoan Yvonne Bishop Shawnee Edna Wilson Deanville Bill Baker Jennifer Mohler Catherine Singer Walter Breeze George Godenschwager Rt. 1 University Hospital, Columbus

Births and Navy

Mount St. Mary records multiple births listing families from Athens Nelsonville Glouster Shawnee and Millfield with infants and parents named. The final item notes a two-man Project Apollo rocket at 362 feet height nearly two thirds the Washington Monument.

State Liquor Store Opens In New Location

Logan's state liquor store opened in its remodeled Chrisman Building quarters Friday morning moving half block east of its former site. The perimeter store features wall displays and numbered brands for customer ordering with about 11 000 bottles across 500 brands, staffed by Huffman as manager Burgoon cashier and Hankison part time. Hours run 12 6 Monday Thursday, 10 7 Friday and 10 6 Saturday.

Logan's State Liquor Store Chrisman Bers Charles Chrisman Charies Huffman Pete Burgoon James R. Hankison

Explorer Post 37 Elects New Officers

Jeff Bowers was elected president of Explorer Post 37. Ed Fickel Greg Cole and Arch Taylor were elected vice president secretary and treasurer. All officers will serve six month terms. A committee was formed to organize a rifle match with Lancaster area Explorers.

Jeff Bowers Explorer Post 37 Ed Fickel Greg Cole Arch Taylor Lancaster Area

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