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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1962

Page

2

Parade of the Hills Queen Contest Opens in Nelsonville

Parade of the Hills general chairman Charles Corrigan announces queen contest applications available at the Public Square headquarters after Monday. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. daily except Friday 4 to 8 p.m. Eligibility includes Nelsonville area girls aged 16 to 21, unmarried, with three photos and entry form, and willingness to compete during the parade week. Grand prize is a $200 scholarship or a $250 savings bond. final judging Thursday Aug 23 by the queens committee. Applications by mail to Parade of the Hills Box 329 Nelsonville.

Charles Corrigan Nelsonville

Another Ford Parley Booked Another Ford Parley Booked

Federal mediators scheduled a further meeting today to resolve the Ford Motor strike at the Walton Hills stamping plant near Cleveland. About 77,000 workers are idled, with losses estimated around $2 million daily in wages and benefits. Mediators reported no progress after a five hour session with Ford and United Auto Workers negotiators. The $2 million cost reflects average wages and fringe benefits nationwide for Ford workers.

Cleveland Ford Motor Co Walton Hills Ford United Auto Workers Union

4 H Share The Fun Winners Named In Logan High Event

Five 4-H clubs won in four categories at the Share the Fun contest held in the Logan High School auditorium. The Widowrite club captured the vocal title with Were Farmers Lads and Lassies Gay. Get-to-Gether won dancing with Dance of the Little People. The 4-H Band won the instrumental category. Foothill Lassies tied with Loganettes in dramatics for first place while Marion Farmers and Rainbowettes were named alternates.

Logan High School Foothill Lassies

Carborundum Co declares quarterly dividend

The Carborundum Co board declares a 40 cent per share quarterly dividend payable September 10 1962 to stockholders of record August 17 1962. William H Wendel president announces the payout.

Carborundum Co William H. Wendel

Ohio beer retailers to charge 22 percent markup from July

Ohio regulators set a minimum 22 percent markup on beer over wholesale cost starting July 5 to curb unfair competition. Board members signed the regulation with Creed Lester Esther Hardy and John Cianfiola listed as signers. Bernard Sacharow dissented and may challenge the rule in court.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Board of Liquor Control Creed J. Lester Mount Vernon Esther R. Hardy Fremont John Cianfiona Columbus Bernard P. Sacharow

Mountaineers Found Safe in Nepal Town

The White House reports four climbers including Woodrow Wilson Sayre have been located at Khum Jung near Namche Bazar in Nepal. All are in weak condition and request evacuation by helicopter. The group comprises Sayre, Norman Hanson, Roger Alan Hart, and Hans Peter Duttle.

Washington White House Woodrow Wilson Nepal Katmandu Khum Jung Namche Bazar Pierre Salinger State Department U.S Salinger Woodrow Wilson Sayre Francis B. Sayre Jr Washington Cathedral Tufts University Norman Hanson Boston Roger Alan Hart Tufts Hans Peter Duttle

Deaths and Funerals in Ohio Regions

Sherman R. McDowell 82 of Columbus died Wednesday. Survived by daughter Minnie Binns and sister Laura Primmer of Logan. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. Long Funeral Home Columbus. burial Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville. Viewing 7–9 p.m. today. Louis E. May Sr. 63 of Somerset died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville. Father of Louis May Jr. and longtime Economy Savings & Loan manager. Survived by wife Mary, son Richard, daughter Sara Wells, sister Mary Simmons, brothers Michael and Bert, nine grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday Holy Trinity Church Somerset. burial Holy Trinity Cemetery. Viewing at Thomas Funeral Home Somerset.

Sherman R. McDowell Columbus Minnie Binns Laura Primmer Logan Long Funeral Home Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville Louis E. May Sr Somerset Good Samaritan Zanesville Louis May Jr Logan City Economy Savings & Loan Co May Holy Trinity Catholic Church Holy Name Society Mary Richard Lancaster Sara Wells Mary Simmons Port Clinton Michael Bert Holy Trinity Church Holy Trinity Cemetery Thomas Funeral Home

Ohio teen sentenced to death for Kent State student murder

An 18 year old from Cuyahoga Falls was sentenced by a three judge panel to die in the electric chair for the strangulation death of Judy Sooy, a Kent State University sophomore, in his basement after luring her there for party records.

Akron, Ohio Common Pleas Richard John Stewart Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Penitentiary Judy Sooy Stewart Miss Sooy Kent State University

Local notices and updates from Logan area residents

Dr. Jan Matthews heads to Chicago for the AMA meeting and plans to return Friday. Carl Later, 21, Rockbridge, treated for hand injuries after dropping a tire while loading it into a car trunk and released from Hocking Valley Hospital. Ned and Katherine Myers family visiting Haydenville relatives through Saturday. Bob Brown, 12, underwent surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital with room 4. Lawrence Van Bibber announces the birth of daughter Sherri Dianne on May 25 at Mount St. Mary Hospital. grandparents listed. D of A picnic planned at Rachelmacher Park at 6 p.m. Marian Hankison in satisfactory condition after Mount St. Mary Hospital surgery. room 308. New military address for Thomas E. Redd awaiting two years in Naples, Italy. he visited Union Furnace family before departure from Charleston and is a 1960 Union Furnace High School graduate.

Carl Later Rockbridge Hocking Valley Hospital Lawrence van Bibber Haydenville Mount St. Mary Hospital Sherri Dianne E. J. Goldsberry Athens Rt. 5 Ella van Bibber Harold Marian) Hankison Wellston Logan Thomas E. Redd Tallahatchie County O Fleet Post Office New York N.Y Naples Italy Tom Robert E. Redd Karolyn Union Furnace Charleston S.C Rota Spain Union Furnace High School

John Milar Named Treasurer of Ohio University

John F. Milar will become treasurer of Ohio University effective July 1, as announced by President Vernon R. Alden. Milar has served as assistant treasurer since 1958 and treasurer of the Ohio University Fund, Inc., filling the post vacated by Paul R. O'Brien who moved to the vice presidency for business affairs.

John F. Milar Ohio University Vernon R. Alden Milar Ohio University Fund, Inc Paul R. O’brien O’brien

Railroads End Talks With Five Unions Over Featherbedding

Chicago AP report says the nations railroads halted negotiations with five operating unions for the second time over featherbedding claims. J E Wolfe, rail line chief spokesman, said no progress is possible by prolonging the current efforts. Wolfe spoke for all railroads in a statement delivered to Leverett Edwards of the National Mediation Board and union representatives. The unions total about 200000 members including engineers firemen trainmen conductors and switchmen.

Chicago J. E. Wolfe

Presbyterians Elect Lima Woman to Lead Ohio Synod

Mrs. Oscar Jacobs of Lima is named president and Mrs. Melvin Oesting of Kettering vice president of the Ohio Synod of the United Presbyterian Church. The 81st Ohio Synod elected both women Thursday with Mrs. Jacobs succeeding Mrs. Reeves. An honorary member status was given to Mrs. John Glenn Sr. in the Ecumenical Missions and Relations commission. A capital punishment resolution was tabled 104 to 74 after debate prompted by Gov DiSalle’s address.

Ohio Synod Jacobs Russell Reeves Cleveland John Glenn Sr Synodical Commission On Ecumenical Missions and Relations William Myer Springfield Michael V. DiSalle

Deer Killed on U S Route 33 in Hocking County

The ninth highway deer kill this year in Hocking County was reported by game protector Marvin Nungester. A fawn died at 10 30 a m on Route 33 at the Route 328 junction when struck by a car driven by Mrs Thelma Walker Logan Route 3. The car had light damage and Mrs Walker claimed the deer.

Hocking County Marvin Nungester Rt. 33 Rt. 328 Union Furnace Rd Thelma Walker Logan Rt. 3 Walker Nungester

Rev Roy Bookman Named Pastor Of Murray City Church

The Rev. Roy Bookman has been named pastor of the Murray City EUB Church, formerly pastor of the Carbondale Methodist circuit. The appointment was announced at the Ohio Southeast Conference gathering. Other area pastors retained their current assignments.

Roy Bookman Buchtel Murray City EUB Bookman Carbondale Ohio Southeast Evangelical United Brethren Church Ray Hughes Enterprise A. N. Grueser Lancaster Stanley Dunkle Logan Paul Hooks Rockbridge Wiley Baker Union Furnace J. B. McClung Jacksonville-Hollister Wayne Fowler Laurelville EUB Church Maxine Krisher Lewis Williamson Dundas Liston Halley Hamden

Smith Chapel Maxville Methodist Charge Services Schedule

Smith Chapel and Ebenezer and Maxville churches list weekly services with times for Sunday School worship youth fellowship prayer and Bible study. Arthur Danison guest speaker at Maxville service with evening worship and midweek activities noted.

Maxville John L. Hickman Arthur Danison Hopewell

Church Service and Activities Schedule

A list of weekly services and classes includes 9:30 a.m. worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday School, 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. Evening Service, and midweek activities with Choir at 6:30 p.m. and Bible study at 7:30 p.m.

King Jewels

Haydenville Worship Services and Sermon Topic

Worship service at Haydenville at 9 30 a m with sermon on a worn out substance. PracticeCarbon Hill hosts worship service at 10 45 a m with similar observance.

Haydenville Carbon Hill

Sunday church services and council meeting schedule

The schedule lists 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Prayer service 10:30 a.m. Prayer service meeting Gore 7 p.m. BSA Court of Honor 7:30 p.m. Preaching service Oroville 10:30 a.m. Preaching service.

Youth Fellowship Fellowship Gore B.S.A. Court of Honor Oroville

Methodist conference votes to add second bishop in Ohio

Delegates of the North East Ohio Conference approve establishing a second Episcopal area in Ohio by a 329 to 242 vote. The recommendation follows a two year study ordered by the conference. Dr Harold B Williams of Delaware notes the current bishop Hazen G Werner serves about 600,000 Methodists in the two Ohio conferences.

Lakeside Ohio Methodist Church Harold B. Williams Delaware Hazen G. Werner

Maxville Ebenezer Baptist Church Service and Activities

Charles E. Spier pastors a morning worship at 9 30 a m and evening events including B Y F at 7 p m Singspiration and Bible study at 8 p m and choir practice at 8 30 p m with ongoing church activities in Maxville

Maxville Ebenezer Baptist Church Charles E. Spier B.Y.F

Longstreth Pilgrim Holiness Church Evangelsim Night

Gale Monk, pastor, leads a 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service and praise gathering at Longstreth Pilgrim Holiness Church. The event invites community attendance and spiritual renewal.

Longstreth Pilgrim Holiness Church Gale Monk Evangelistic

Quality of hells population study prompts church notice

A terse note references next week study on hellish population quality at Church of Christ and Over Saving Hardware located at 337 Oak Street.

Hell Oak Street

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Nelsonville News Parade of the Hills Box Myrtle Wright Lewis McBride Clark St Athens Wright Carbo Brandt’s Restaurant Jacques Sarlie Wall Street Edward M. Gilbert Brazil France Sarlie State Supreme Court McDonnell and Co., Inc Paris Celotex Corp Covington, Ky Manila Diosdado Macapagal British North Borneo Britain Philippines Macapagal Morris Township N.J Franklin County Common Pleas Court Liquor Board Robert Koch van Wert Kennedy Senate Robert E. Glick Ashville John F. Clark Millersport Marvin W. Sprague Williamsburg Saigon South Viet Nam S.an.e Frank W. Harden W. Hunter Furnace St Logan, Ohio Sherman McDowell Louis May SR Boy Hunter Street Jan Matthews American Medical Association Ned K. Myers Steven Joyce Lisbon Katherine K. Myers W. Hunter St Clarence McMillin Bob Brown James M. Brown D of A Rachelmacher Park John Milar Railroads and Labor Talks Lima U.S. Rt Murray City Church Carl T West Main St Advent Christian Church Rockbridge, Ohio Curtis D. Kirk South Haskel Moore Gore Eue Paul Brown Bethany Worthington Park Dannie’s Trailer Sales Heaven Lazarus Abraham Moses Prophets Christ Jesus Christ God Church of Christ East Main Street D. E. Kinkade Minister Bremen
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