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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1957

Page

4

Farmers face political storm as soil bank vote praised

The piece analyzes Newsweek and Wall Street Journal takes on the House vote to kill the soil bank. It suggests city voters grow impatient with subsidies, forecasting stormy weather for farmers and a potential shift away from farm subsidies as politicians target economy and free enterprise.

Soil Bank The Wall Street Journal Newsweek Magazine Washington Farm Bureau

Quiz Answers on History and Science

The item lists four factual prompts with answers: 56 signers of the Declaration. Madam Marie Curie 1867 to 1934. a revenue cutter is a lightly armed government vessel for smuggling prevention and customs enforcement. Judith slew Holofernes after he lay drunkenly in his camp.

Madam Marie Curie Judith Holofernes

Reconciliation Troubles Warned by Mary Haworth

Mary Haworth answers a reader about reconciling after divorce. The writer and ex wife plan to remarry but clash on lifestyle and duties. Haworth urges counsel, warns of controlling behavior, and suggests family oriented social activities and seeking a Family Consultation Service for guidance.

Mary Haworth Sally F.P M.H. Mary Haworth

Gibetown Happenings at Rockbridge EUB and area events

Local readers report E L Huffines elected delegate and Mrs Don Smith as alternate at the Rockbridge EUB quarterly conference. Rev Ewing Ross plans to move to Circleville Bible School. várias trips include Michener family visiting Florida relatives and vacation plans in Lancaster Camp Ground.

E. L. Huffines Pansy Wylie Opal Wylie Evelyn Kuhn John Whitcraft Jr Billy Gibison Rockbridge EUB Church EUB Don Smith Ewing Ross Circleville Circleville Bible School Randal Michener Martha Mountain Lake N. J Carolinas Michener C. C Florida Brashares Lancaster Camp Ground Columbus John Whitcraft Karen Hampshire Allene Redick Logan Ricky Billy Rose Groveport Clyde Allberry Ogle D. D. Drum Merle

Happy-Go-Lucky Club meets at park. June gatherings noted

Maxville personal visits from Gulfport guests extend to a July 10 meeting at Rachelmacher Park. Father's Day festivities honor the James Goodlive family with a basket dinner and social time. attendees include the Mohler and Poling families and others at the Goodlive home.

the Park Alice Whitmer Iola Poling Helen Adcock Nancy Vesta Mohler Ronnie Eileen Mohler Ramona Hicks Ray Souders Gusport Rachelmacher Park James Goodlive Arthur Mohler Aileen Bob Fuller Frank Carpenter Raymond Mohler Jesse Mohler Robert Mohler Earl Hicks Charles Poling Leroy Lester Poling Floyd Goodlive Eldon Milligan Rowe Johnston

Laurelville EUB Aid Hosts Thursday Evening At Church

Laurelville EUB Ladies Aid met at the church for a social evening with devotionals by Mrs. Denny Drum and a prayer by Mrs. Harry Martin. Contests were won by Mrs. O V McFadden and Mrs. Harry Martin, followed by refreshments for a long list of members and guests. Local visitors included Mrs. Dewey Stone of Leesburg and Mrs. Lewis Duncan of Washington DC, plus updates on hospital stays and a 4-H boat trip on the Ohio River.

Fiume Ladies Aid Laurelville EUB Bert Anderson Brashares Clyde Smith Sandy Logan Lavon Carr Hocking State Park Salt Creek Centralized the Park Mark Wylie David EUB Aid Arthur Fortner Ray Stevens EUB Ladies Aid Denny Drum Harry Martin O. V. McFadden Burnell Karshner Ida Defenbaugh Nell Fox Norwood Jinks Dick Karr Alpha Poling Paul Phillips Baby Edward Lutz Barbara John McRoberts Joe Fiume Clara Herbert Tatman Maxine Horn Dewey Stone Lessburg Lewis Duncan Washington D. H Phillip Swackhamer Rudolph Barclay Athens Raymond Swackhamer Berger Hospital Ed Fetherofl Ray Poling Linda Kay Hugh Poling Michael Rosemary Hitt Ed Huffman Columbus Herbert Edwards Florida Elizabeth Edwards Leesburg Lewis Ducan Ohio River

Some Days It Doesn't Pay

Dallas man Harold Wynn, 30, recalls a rough commute after work. He slipped into a mud puddle then collided with a steel window, tearing his shirt. While driving home he was struck by three buses causing about $700 in damages. He arrived two hours late to dinner with his mother in law.

Dallas Harold Wynn Coe Wynn

VFEW Honors Two Citizens in 1957 Award List

In Columbus Ohio TM Fred Coppock a Greenfield industrialist is named outstanding citizen and Larry Siegfried of Shelby is chosen outstanding athlete by the Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Columbus Ohio Fred Coppock Larry Siegfried Shelby Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars

Summer brings high power use and rising costs

Heat waves push electric demand higher as utilities battle record consumption and outages. Edison Electric Institute notes surging summer usage with shortages in Chicago and New York while manufacturers plan vacations and wage hikes loom in steel. Transportation and hotels seek gains amid a busy season as fuel and material costs rise.

New York Edison Electric Institute Chicago America

Eight year old cited for lawnmower powered soapbox car

MIAMI Fla An eight year old boy, Wesley W Toll Jr, received a traffic summons on four charges for driving on a parking lot in a soapbox car powered by a lawnmower motor. The ticket cited driving without a license failing to have headlights a state license plate and overload. He had two playmates riding with him.

Miami Fla Wesley W. Toll Jr Wesley

City Workers to Get 7 Percent Pay Increase

About 1,500 Youngstown city employees will receive a seven percent raise effective July 1 following emergency legislation approved by City Council. Increased paychecks will be issued July 19.

Youngstown Ohio

British Roots Underlie U S Measurement Systems

The article notes that aside from minor changes, United States measurement practices derive from British standards, shaping how units, scales, and conversions are applied in daily life.

United States

Chief Justice Warren Tops List Of Yanks Going Abroad

Washington note says Chief Justice Earl Warren and Mrs Warren lead a party sailing on the Queen Mary July 17 to London for the joint meeting of the American Bar Association and the British Legal Society. Attending are Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell and Mrs Brownell and Justices Tom Clark and John Marshall Harlan with their wives. The Warrens plan to visit Ireland and Scotland after London.

Washington Earl Warren American Bar Assn British Legal Society London Herbert Brownell Tom Clark John Marshall Harlan Warrens Ireland Scotland Queen Elizabeth

Daily Across Puzzle Clues

Crossword puzzle hints listed including Wile secluded valley monkey s name rascal foreign anxious give over coin Jap cobalt symbol gold her brownish man s nickname im

Wile

Crossword 23 25 26 27 29 30 32 35 23 24 26 28 1 32 33 34 35 36 38 40 41 42 43 44

Crossword clues listed for across and down with various wordplay prompts and cross references. Includes historical theme hints and answer lines like Yesterday's Answer and section markers.

Pope King of Bashan

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