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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1962

Page

8

Hocking County Oil Production Surges in May

Hocking County led Pennsylvania grade oil output in May with 63 194 barrels, up from 48 170 in April and near the 1961 high. Ohio total rose to 115 594 barrels, with Perry, Fairfield, Muskingum and others contributing volumes. Zanesville Penn oil and Corning grade also reported through local wells while Licking County led Corning grade with 52 390 barrels.

Hocking County Buckeye Pipe Line Co Hocking Ohio Perry Fairfield Muskingum Athens Morgan Meigs Vinton Hocking Wells Perry County Fairfield Wells Licking County

Logan Lions Club Meeting Hosted by Woody Harden

Logan Lions Club and guests gathered Monday evening as supper was served at 6 30. John Greene led the business meeting approving 220 for new eye glasses and noting 875 spent last year. New officers to be installed July 9 at Hide A Way Hills Lodge with Ladies as guests. Cecil Brickles and Len Horton joined as new members among 25 attendees. guests included Mark Hartman Glen Hemsworth Ralph Moorehead Andy Elswick and Gus Bennett.

Logan Lions Club Woody Harden John Greene Hide-A-Way Hills Lodge Cecil Brickles Len Horton Mark Hartman Glen Hemsworth Ralph Moorehead Andy Elswick Gus Bennett

Girl Gov McFarland to Visit DiSalle Cabinet

Gov. Kathleen McFarland of Toledo, the 16th Buckeye Girls State governor, and her cabinet will meet Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and his cabinet in Columbus. The girls toured the Capitol and Capital University. Later five judges will join a panel on Ohio courts including Zimmerren, Leach, Keller, Stultz, and Donnally.

Columbus Ohio Kathleen McFarland Toledo Buckeye Girls State Michael V. DiSalle Capital University Capitol Charles V. Zimmerman Ohio Supreme Court Robert Leach Franklin County Common Pleas Court Constance R. Keller Crawford County Probate Court Ada M. Stultz Highland County Court Fred L. Donnally Columbus Municipal Court

Piggyback Freight Service Expands To Logan Shippers

Logan freight agents announce C&O piggyback service is now available locally. The Logan station has basic piggyback facilities and could add more if demand rises. Since 1959 Plans I II III have evolved from trailer transport to full door to door service and customer trailers.

Logan Shippers James F. McNamee C&o Logan McNamee Staunton Charleston W. Va

New Priest Assigned To Zaleski Church

The Rev. Fr. Joseph F. Jera beck of St. Sylvester Church in Zaleski moves to Holy Trinity Parish in Jackson after serving six years as Zaleski pastor. The Rev. Fr. Clarence J. Durbin will lead St. Sylvester Church, starting June 26, coming from St. Pius X in Reynoldsburg where he is an assistant pastor.

Joseph F. Jerabeck St. Sylvester Church Zaleski Holy Trinity Jackson Zaleski Church Clarence J. Durbin Father Durbin St. Pius X Reynoldsburg

Cola Valley School Reunion Sunday

A reunion of former Cola Valley students will be held at the Cola Valley school building on Sunday. A basket dinner will be served at noon.

Cola Valley School

Births and Admits at Area Hospitals

Birth to Mr and Mrs Robert Lehoe of Buchtel. Admissions include Mrs Blanche Hill Glouster Lee Harper McArthur Rt 2 Mrs Linda Diltz Glouster Rt 3 Mrs Gladys Tigner Glouster Rt 2 Mrs Patience Wallace Glouster Ernest Annie Glouster Rt 2 Mrs Zora Walker Nelsonville Mrs Beatrice Jones Nelsonville Master Charles Snyder Murray City Mrs Della Ayers Murray City Barney Hook Glouster Dismissals include Mrs Daryl Turner and daughter Corning Rt 2 Mrs Jacqueline Craig Columbus Mrs Gloria Haning Athens Don Johnson Nelsonville Mrs Minnie Williamson New Straitsville.

Blanche Hill Glouster Lee Harper McArthur Linda Diltz Gladys Tigner Patience Wallace Ernest Annie Zora Walker Nelsonville Beatrice Jones Charles Snyder Murray City Della Ayers Barney Hook Daryl Turner Corning Rt. 2 Jacqueline Craig Columbus Gloria Haning Athens Don Johnson Minnie Williamson New Straitsville

Births in Hocking Valley Highlight Local Families

Mr and Mrs Fred Miller West Logan welcomed a 6 pound 10 ounce daughter at 6 14 pm yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ocis Hart Logan Rt 3 welcomed a 6 pound 8 ounce daughter at 6 am today. Mr and Mrs Robert Sigler Logan welcomed a 7 pound 10 ounce daughter at 7 10 am this morning. Other entries list individuals from Logan McArthur and surrounding areas across medical and surgical mentions.

Fred Miller West Logan Ocis Hart Logan Rt Robert Sigler Logan Mary James James R. Brown Neil Graf

New State 4-H Leader Named Albert F Gehres

Albert F Gehres is named state 4-H club leader effective July 1. He has supervised the state 4-H club office since H W Harshfield retired in 1961 and was acting leader since March. A Van Wert County native, Gehres worked as a farmer, vocational agriculture teacher, and extension worker. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Ohio State and served in the Puerto Rico Quartermaster Corps during World War II. He joined the state program in 1950 and was associate state 4-H club leader after a Wisconsin master’s degree during 1958–59 leave.

Albert F. Gehres Gehres H. W. Harshfield van Wert County Ohio State Quartermaster Corps Puerto Rico University of Wisconsin

Fairview Methodists Plan For Homecoming

Fairview Methodist Church will hold its annual homecoming Sunday. The Rev. Charles E. Eyre will be guest minister in the afternoon. Special music will be provided by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Buddy Barlow. A basket dinner will be eaten at noon. Everyone is welcome.

Fairview Methodist Church Charles E. Eyre Wilbur Buddy) Barlow

Waltonians Discuss Recreational Development in Hocking Valley

The Hocking chapter of the Walton League heard Bill Miller Daily News editor discuss recreational development and progress on the Buckeye Trail at the June dinner meeting. He urged community involvement in preserving outdoor resources and offered volunteer opportunities for long term trail maintenance in Hocking County.

Hocking Waltonians Lake Logan Hocking Locking State Parks Lake Hope Burr Oak Lake Miller Hocking County

Boys State Nears Finale

ATHENS Ohio AP Today was the last working day for 1 260 Buckeye Boys State residents. After sessions they close offices for final activities ending the nine day self government program. Joe Havasi of Niles who fled from Hungary in 1956 will introduce John Noble, lecturer on slave labor camps in Soviet Russia. Thursday the appropriation bill passed funding the Hetuck newspaper which faced three lawsuits won by the staff.

Athens Ohio Buckeye Boys State Joe Havasi Niles John Noble Soviet Russia Boys State The Hetuck

Laurelville Native Named By Gasco To McArthur Post

Robert W. McClelland of Mt. Sterling named chief engineer at the Ohio Fuel Gas McArthur Compressor Station succeeding James T. Caldwell who is on disability pension Caldwell is 57 and has been ill since last fall McClelland 37 has 15 years with the company starting as an operator in 1946 promoted to engineer in 1950 He is a Laurelville High School graduate 1943 and farmed before joining the gas company He and his wife Donna have three daughters Belinda 12 Diana 9 and Tammy 4

Robert W. McClelland Mt. Sterling Ohio Fuel Gas Company McArthur James T. Caldwell Caldwell McClelland Ohio Fuel Laurelville

Columbus Couple Buys Jordan's Lake

Mr and Mrs Fred Rieser of Columbus purchased Jordan s Lake eight miles north of McArthur on Dunkle Creek Rd at a public auction from owner Lloyd N Jordan. The 84 acre property includes a ~10 acre lake and two cabins. The Riesers have four sons.

Fred Rieser Columbus Jordan's Lake McArthur Dunkle Creek Rd Lloyd N. Jordan

Logan Commandery Elects Officers For Coming Year

Logan Commandery 78 Knights Templars of Ohio held its annual officer election with Allen R. McMillin chosen eminent commander succeeding George Gribble. New officers include Clarence M. Guess generalissimo and F. Jay Nimon P C captain general.

Logan Knights Templars of Ohio Allen R. McMillin George Gribble Clarence M. Guess F. Jay Nimon P. C Willard EF. Lyke Ralph G. Moore Edward G. Miller Arlie Brimner James E. Shaw

Demonstration Council Set Meeting At City Park

Miss Eleanor MacGregor announced the Home Demonstration Council will gather at Rachelmacher Park on June 27. A covered-dish dinner begins at 11 30 with the business meeting at 12 30 followed by small groups to discuss the council constitution the Homemaker of the Year Award and possible action on state work programs.

Eleanor MacGregor Home Demonstration Council Rachelmacher Park

Senate OKs 21.6 Million For Ohio Arms Program

The Senate approved a worldwide military construction bill at 1.45 billion dollars with Ohio allotted 21.62 million. Projects include Columbus General Depot administrative facilities, Gentile Air Force Station Dayton maintenance facilities, Newark Health Maintenance Annex, Lockbourne Columbus facilities, and Wright Patterson Dayton training and medical facilities.

Ohio House Army Columbus General Depot Columbus Air Force Gentile Air Force Station Dayton Newark Lockbourne Air Forces Base Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Senate

St Matthew Luther League Rally At St Matthew Lutheran

St Matthew Lutheran hosted the Luther League rally with Southeast Ohio leagues gathering to hear Dr. Edgar Ebert of Capital University on a theme Christ, the Light of the World. About 90 attended the program featuring Bible study and a study of 12 foreign mission fields of the American Lutheran Church.

St. Matthew Luther League Ohio American Lutheran Church Edgar Ebert Capital University

Real Estate Transfers in Falls Two and Surrounding Areas

Mae and Arthur Wilson transfer Lot 39 in Dicken Allotment Falls Two to Jesse C and Gladys F Huston. William M Harwood and Eva M Harwood transfer a tract in Falls Two to Jacob and Lewis Wooley. Mary L Acker Jr transfers two acres in Starr Two to Margaret and Paul Bentley. George Ward transfers part of Lot 132 Adams Addition to Murray City to Irvin Bower sock. Laurelville First EUB Church transfers Lots 16 and 23 in Salt Creek Two to Hugh and June Poling. Golda Shaw transfers half interest in 167.36 acres in Good Hope Two to Otto A Shaw. Ethelyn Ruble transfers 3 acres to Francis R Roberts administrator of Clara Dicken estate. Robert and Emrogene Little transfer 153 acres in Marion Two to Theodore A and Gladys M Barrett. Donald C Carrick transfers 82 acres in Marion Two to Clark Talbot. Carol C Thomas transfers two tracts totaling 17.57 acres in Good Hope Two to Ralph E Thomas.

Mae Arthur Wilson Jesse C Gladys F. Huston Dicken Falls Two Charles Anderson Edward F Marjorie Kilbarger William M Eva M. Harwood Jacob Lewis Wooley Mary L Maurice Acker Jr Margaret Paul Bentley Starr Two George Ward Irvin Bowersock Adams Addition Murray City Laurelville Hugh June Poling Salt Creek Golda Shaw Otto A. Shaw Good Hope Ethelyn Ruble Francis R. Roberts Clara Dicken Robert and Emrogene Little Theodore A Gladys M. Barrett Marion Donald C. Carrick Clark Talbott Carol C. Thomas Ralph E. Thomas

Shaw files expense for 1962 county primary

Otto A. Shaw unopposed Democrat for county commissioner filed an expense account showing disbursements of 3.50. With Shaw’s filing, all county candidates in the May primary have filed their statements.

Otto A. Shaw Shaw

Day In Court Assured Youth In Assault Case

Donald L. Stewart of Maud faces court next Wednesday after pleading guilty to three charges of assault to kill and one charge of assault to rob. Butler County prosecutor Robert L. Marrs said Stewart seeks to waive grand jury action. The charges relate to an attempted holdup last Friday that wounded a deputy sheriff and a farmer.

Hamilton Ohio Donald Ll. Stewart Maud Robert L. Marrs Butler County Stewart Marrs

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