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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
2
The 4 H program covers multiple clubs with meetings at the 4 H cabin and various demonstrations. Leaders and members plan upcoming events including the Logan High School program, a horse show, and a bake sale to support club activities.
The Sunshine Girls 4-H Club held its fifth meeting with Peggy Carroll as hostess. Attendees included Janice Vernon Diana Welch Norma Gustin Carol Bush Sharon Wood Mary Legg Margaret Wood Joan Gee Betty Vernon and others. Linda Weaver opened and David Stump led the 4-H Pledge. First aid and project books were distributed. The safety project was chosen and Linda Weaver demonstrated. Morris Jay and William Barnes served refreshments.
Letters express gratitude to many helpers at the SECGA event hosted by Hocking Hills Country Club. Special thanks go to the Ladies Association for registration and scorekeeping Homer Wiant for parking Clarence Krumlauf for caddies Bill Horn and committee for spotters Jerry Connor Vic Sette for entertainment and starters under Jack Wilkins Co. presidents and editors also thank the Hocking County fair board for support on a new practice ring and clubhouse.
The Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 510 met at Mrs. Lucy Webb's home with members and guests from Columbus and Logan. A future meeting at the gym will feature reports from girl and boy staters, flag presentations, and refreshments for attendees. The Apostolic Sunday School girls held a party at Mrs. Arietta Martin's home with numerous attendees and the Rev. Harold Kellenbarger and others present.
Ohio State Auditor Roger W. Tracy announced that real estate and public utility property delinquencies in 1962 totaled 32.48 million dollars, the highest in 14 years. He noted a 1.90 million dollar rise, or 6.2 percent, over 1961.
Mr and Mrs George F Snyder and son visited Greenfield recently. Carlos Flowers of Ridge Rd called on Ross Anderson Sr Homer Anderson of Sam s Creek called on the Andersons. Betty Moore and daughter Reeta of Columbus visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Coleman of Cola Valley last week. Lloyd D Anderson called on his parents last week. Betty Moore and daughter Reeta and Mrs Coleman and children visited Mr and Mrs Upton last week. Grant Upton and family visited Coleman Monday. Anderson Jr and children visited Coleman Saturday. Howard J Flowers called on Ross Anderson Sr recently. Glenn Baker and family called on the Andersons recently. Ross Anderson Sr visited Gale Kline and family Saturday evening.
Washington police fear possible 100000 marchers on Capitol Hill to press civil rights, with sit-ins possible in Congress halls. Capitol police and federal forces monitor threats as leaders including Dr. Martin Luther King signal planned nationwide action unless filibusters end. A strategy meeting of civil rights groups may be held in New York soon.
Thought For The Week warns against unkind words as life and death concerns loom. Illness updates mention Charles Coakley and Leo Shafer improving slowly. Mrs Loren Inboden of Geiger Rd. hospitalized June 16 for major surgery in St Ann Hospital, room 308. James Mohler’s family visited a hospital in Elyria, Ohio. Myrtle Everett of 383 Bridge St Elyria, who lost a limb, is recovering with an artificial limb and plans to return home soon. The Elmar Moore family moved from near Union Furnace to the Harold Carpenter house in this vicinity.
Doings on Buck Run note visits among the Woltz families and friends in Logan, Lancaster, and Rockbridge areas. Mentions storms causing damage, hospital stays, a new baby girl born to Don and Mrs. Bowers, and several family visits including Eliza Kline, Ralph Goss, and Linda Funk.
Sergeant C. C. Williams at the Athens patrol post announced vacancies for cadet dispatchers. Applicants must be at least 20, 58 inches tall, 165 pounds, have a high school education, be in good physical and moral condition, and a resident of the state. Cadets work at a post and later attend a 14 week Columbus training academy before becoming patrolmen.
Mr and Mrs Dave Soltler and their children from Bloumont Texas were guests of Mr and Mrs George Geiger and family. Mrs Soltler and Mrs Geiger are sisters.
Case No 6818 notice that R B Sinnott of 18 W Jennison Ave Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate of Charles Loomis deceased of Logan Hocking County. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated June 20 1963 Rheba Bangert Brown Probate Judge.
The Agriculture Department estimates 1963 sour cherry production by New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Michigan at 68,200 tons, down from 162,200 tons last year. Ohio’s output is forecast at 200 tons, far below 1962’s 1,500 tons due to winter and spring freezes.
Case No 6813 Retate of James F Bright De ceas Notice by Homer B Bright 496 Arden Rd Ohio named executor of the estate of James F Bright Grace generate of Logan Hocking County Creditors must file claims within six months Dated the 20th day Rheа Bange Probate Judge of said county
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