Construction Boom Leads Area Home Building Activity
Building projects in Logan and surrounding areas advance rapidly with four homes in South Logan. Ed Foster Vaughn Collins Mark Brooker and Carl Hoskins start new residences while Don Solon and James L. Young plan to move into their Wood Street homes by summer's end. Remodeling, a new Marathon service station, and expanding Lake Logan housing also mark a busy season with several structures moved or upgraded.
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Logan
South Logan
Ed Foster
Vaughn Collins
Hillcrest
Mark Brooker
Walhending Ave
Mohican Ave
Carl Hoskins
C. L. Wonn
Don Solon
N. Wood St
James L. Young
W. Front St
William Harwood and Son
E. Main St
Raygers
C. R. Jones
Whitcraft
Smith's Chapel
Warren Gardner
International Harvester
Rt. 33 S
Old Town Bridge
Kenneth Conway
Midge’s Pottery
W. Hunter St
Conway
William Briner 74 Dies in Circleville
William S. Briner, 74, native of Circleville, died Sunday at 5 p.m. in Circleville. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. Samuel Pontius of Logan, and brother Frank Briner of Circleville. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Defenbaugh Funeral Home Circleville. Burial in Forest Cemetery.
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William S. Briner
Samuel Pontius
Logan
Circleville
Ir. Briner
Frank Briner
Defenbaugh
Forest Cemetery
Hi Y Congress at Miami University Draws 650 Delegates
Tom Price attends the seventh National Hi Y and Tri Hi Y Congress in Oxford Ohio sponsored by the Y M C A. Six hundred fifty delegates from across the United States and ten foreign countries gather at Miami University to learn democratic procedures and social responsibility under the theme Forward Together with a Fire of Friendship ceremony highlighting global unity.
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Tom Price
Ernest Price
Vine St
Miami University
Oxford
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Juvenile Court To Hold Hearing In Delinquency Charge
Leslie E. Biffle, 30, of Logan Route 4, was arrested on a charge of acting to cause delinquency of a 17 year old girl. Sheriff deputy Joe Breeze made the arrest. Juvenile Court officer Ralph Blum said a hearing would likely be held today or tomorrow.
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Leslie E. Biffle
Logan Rt. 4
Joe Breeze
Ralph Blum
Townships to Share State Vehicle Fee Funds
Ohio will begin distributing motor vehicle license fee revenue to 1335 townships in July under the Wheeler Bill. Townships receive 5 percent of the fees, allocated by road mileage, while 9 percent goes to counties and 9 percent to municipalities. The highway department previously kept 23 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
State Highway Department
Local notices update on residents and visitors
Mrs. Nellie Yates improves at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after June 15 surgery in room 312. Pvt. Thomas Sprouse on furlough from Ft Hood Texas visits wife and Harry McGlothin in Union Furnace. Frances Powers of Columbus formerly Logan had surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus in room 203 B. Rev Varner and family vacation at Crow Lake Ontario. supply pastors July 4 at St Matthew Lutheran. Leo J Boyle and Helen Christwell welcome a son June 19 at St Ann's Columbus in room 6 lb 14 oz. Flay Lehman admitted for surgery at Mount St Mary. Mrs George Estep injures wrist in fall. Dr S E Erbaugh reopens office 119 W Main St. Dr and Mrs Price and seven month old daughter Lynn Suransse visit Jennie Martin. plan Spokane Deaconess internship. Patricia Heine from Dallas visits and will join Block's in Indianapolis after a week.
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Paul N. Warrer
Paul Freddie
Crow Lake
Elgin
Ontario
Canada
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Varner
Leo J. Boyle
Helen Christwell
Zanesville Ave
St. Ann's Hospital
Columbus
Robert Price
Lynn Suransse
Ike's Pastor Advises on Politics and Integrity
President Eisenhower heard Dr. Edward L. R. Elson of the National Presbyterian Church offer views on political conduct. The minister urged public office holders to stay true to their origins and keep God at the center of national and personal activity for strength.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Edward L. R. Elson
Robbers Take $90,000 in Cleveland Jewelry Store Heist
In downtown Cleveland two masked gunmen robbed a jewelry store of gems valued at 90 000 dollars then disappeared into a crowd in the business district.
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Cleveland
Ike Gets Invite From Cartoonists Breakfast Society
Eisenhower has accepted an invitation of the National Cartoonists Society to attend its breakfast here on Thursday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Cartoonists Society
Fourth Escapee Recaptured After Harsh Escape
Ernest Burge 27 year old Marietta burglar, last of four escapees from Roseville state prison, surrendered at a Minerva washroom after cold and hunger. Patrols tracked him to Minerva. he will be returned to Columbus. Strahm 24 of Lima and Hanovich 46 of Wheeling were nabbed near Cambridge. Homer Thacker 36 of Dayton captured in Canton.
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New Philadelphia
Ernest Burge
Marietta
Roseville
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Minerva
Carroll County
Burge
Richard Strahm
Lima
Charles Hanovich
Wheeling
W. Va
Cambridge
Homer Thacker
Dayton
Canton
New Steel Pact Awaited by Industry and Workers
In Pittsburgh the steel capital, 600000 basic steel industry workers anticipate contract concessions that could raise prices. CIO United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald prepares to brief the 170 member Wage Policy Committee on talks with U S Steel Corp. The union seeks unspecified wage hikes and expanded hospitalization and pension programs. Big Steel declined to comment.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Two Auto Giants Vote on Packard Studebaker Merger
Stockholders of Packard Motor Car Co and Studebaker Corp will vote August 17 on a merger of the two independents. Directors approved consolidation plans naming James J. Nance as president and chief executive of the new company Paul G Hoffman as chairman and Harold S Vance as head of the operating group.
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New York
Packard Motor Car Co
Studebaker Corp
Pioneer Auto
James J. Nance
Packard
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker
Harold S
Lima escapee Rankin sentenced in Florida
John Dave Rankin, 22, who escaped from a Lima Ohio jail, received a 30 year sentence in Tampa. He still faces charges of kidnapping auto theft and other robberies during his freedom spree. He was captured April 9 with three pistols on him and previously robbed Harold L Randall a Tampa meat salesman of 17 dollars.
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Tampa
Fla
John Dave Rankin
Lima
Ohio
Harold L. Randall
County Courts Answer Filed By Big Walnut Coal Co
Big Walnut Coal Co of Buchtel admits Morrison filed a workers compensation claim with the Industrial Commission of Ohio and that the claim was denied on rehearing while denying other petition allegations. Morrison seeks judgment and participation under the Workmen's Compensation Insurance Act for injuries from the Aug 7, 1951 mine accident.
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Big Walnut Coal Co
Buchtel
Joe Schenz
Roy Bookman
Common Pleas
Charles Morrison
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Morrison
Truman Improves Yet Faces Rough Path Back
Former President Harry S. Truman shows steady progress after emergency gallbladder and appendix operation but remains in danger. Dr. Wallace Graham reports no walking yet and cautions the recovery is still difficult as Mrs. Truman notes continued comfort and reading telegrams.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Three State Chiefs Hold Parley in Cincinnati
Governors Lausche of Ohio Wetherby of Kentucky and Craig of Indiana met for a one day conference in Cincinnati to discuss turnpikes river navigation truck taxes river bridges and regular highways.
Elyria Council Moves to Negotiate After Loss to Turnpike
Elyria city council voted last night to negotiate with the Ohio Turnpike Commission before appealing the court injunction.
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Elyria
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Mrs. Charles Hosler Dies At Columbus
Ida F. Hosler of 84 Dunedin Road Columbus died at 2 30 p m Monday after a six year illness. Born August 13 1880 in Saltcreek Township she was a daughter of David and Rebecca Dillon Strous. Survived by husband Charles O Hosler married in 1904 a brother Edward Strous Saltcreek Township and sister Miss Lizzie Strous Laurelville. Funeral 2 p m Thursday Adelphi Methodist Church with Rev Richard McDowell officiating. Burial Green Summit Cemetery Adelphi. Friends may call at the residence Wednesday noon to 10 a m Thursday when body taken to church.
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Ida F. Hosler
Dunedin Road
Columbus
Hosler
Saltcreek Township
David
Rebecca Dillon Strous
Adelphi Methodist Church
Charles O. Hosler
Edward Strous
Lizzie Strous
Laurelville
Richard McDowell
Green Summit Cemetery
Adelphi
Adelphi Church
Distler Urges Community Faith at Christian Colleges
Granville Ohio President Theodore Distler of Franklin and Marshall College told the Convocation of Christian Colleges that it is almost impossible to be a Christian in isolation He said Christian faith invites the creation of a Christian community and warned about the limits of human knowledge About 1200 college presidents officials students and religious leaders attended the conference sponsored by the National Council of the Churches of Christ.
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Granville
Theodore A. Distler
Franklin and Marshall College
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Fireworks Sale Battled In Ohio
The Ohio Department of Industrial Relations fights illegal fireworks sales. A five cent firecracker can maim a child for life, says director. Only buyers with permits from sheriffs or fire chiefs may purchase fireworks for public displays. All fireworks require permits to buy.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Margaret A. Mahoney
Ohio
Beer Ads Hit At Nation's Youth Says Temperance Leader
Mrs. Glenn G. Hays of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union testified before a Senate commerce subcommittee that beer advertising targets youths and mothers to encourage home drinking. She supported Sen. Langer's bill to ban interstate alcoholic advertising across radio, TV, newspapers, and magazines.
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Washington
Glenn G. Hays
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
House Commerce Committee
Hayes
Burke Proposes Weekly TV Debates With Bender
Sen. Thomas A. Burke of Ohio calls for a weekly television debate series with Republican candidate Rep. George H. Bender. Burke urged starting immediately after Bender agreed to staged public forums across Ohio later in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
George H. Bender
Burke
Bender
Sen
Miler Glenn Cunningham Testifies On Youth Alcohol Infatuation
Testimony from Glenn Cunningham, famed Kansas miler of the 1930s, tells a subcommittee that youthful minds are drawn to alcoholic beverages via radio and television. He, a father of six, warns liquor advertisers seek new young customers.
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Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Educator dies in Mahoning Hospital at 73
John E. Boetticher, 73, the first Trumbull County school superintendent, died Sunday in Mahoning Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
John E. Boetticher
Trumbull County
Mahoning Hospital
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Nihiser
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Jurgie’s
West Hunter, St
Nellie Yates
Court Park
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Pvt
Thomas Sprouse
Ft. Hood, Tex
Mrs
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Union Furnace
Frances Powers
Grant Hospital
Flay Lehman
South Bloomingville
George W. Estep Sr
Logan Rt
Ocean Grove
N. J
Patricia Heine
Dallas
Tex
Clarence Heine
Ike
W. E. Joos CO
C. T. Joos
W. A. Wolfe
Lancaster, Ohio
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Charlie Davie
General Insurance
Zanesville Avenue
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Laan Lee
Doctor of Motors
Logan Home Furnishings
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