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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1972

Page

2

Logan Guard Battery A Wins Big at Camp Perry Awards

Logan National Guard Battery A of the 174th Artillery returned home after two weeks of training at Camp Atterbury and Camp Perry with more awards than other units. The unit earned a best firing battery trophy for 40mm and 50 caliber gun targets, plus trophies for softball and volleyball. Individual firings included downing two remote controlled A-Cats. Commanded by Capt. Wayne Wagner and 1st Sgt. Michael Scaparrotti, the unit’s awards honored training and range organization under Lt. Col. Arthur Sidell with batteries in multiple Ohio locations.

Logan National Guard Battery A James Inboden Michael Scaparrotti Roger Kuhn Craig Patterson Ron Conner Wayne B. Wagner Dwight Scott Logan National Guard 2Nd Automatic Weapons Battalion 174Th Artillery Camp Atterbury Ind Lake Erie Camp Perry Battery A Mess Ste Dwight F. Scott Charles C. Bay Larry E. Wolfe Jeffery T. Thress Lantz R. Repp Gary E. Bartow James M. Dalton Theodore A. Spillman Cpl Ronald Robinson Rcats Richard Harden Melvin Tablor Peter Smith Porter Grove Dale R. Elswick Allen Berry Randall Snider James Starr David Gustin Arthur Sidell Athens New Lexington Zanesville Caldwell Marietta McConnelsville Cambridge Steubenville

Logan Woman Elected To Lutheran Post

Mrs. Merl Primmer of Logan was elected executive secretary of the Ohio District American Lutheran Church. She becomes the first woman on the district board among 287 churches, with Rev. Alvin Stein and Wayne Schafer also elected. The convention, with over 800 attendees, voted to join the Ohio Council of Churches in 1973 and to divide the Columbus conference, creating nine districts.

Merl Primmer Logan St. Matthew Lutheran Church Ohio American Lutheran Church Capital University Primmer Alvin Stein Upper Sandusky Wayne Schafer Huron Ohio Council of Churches Columbus

Teen-Aide Sign Up Meeting Time Change Notice

Goodwill truck will be in Logan Monday for pickup of articles. For pickup call Mrs. Alpha C. Sigler. Carl Edward Lytle remains a patient at Dayton Veterans Hospital Ward 1 No 10 and would like to hear from friends. Teen-Aide sign up meeting set for 1 p.m. Saturday with time and date changed.

Goodwill Logan Alpha C. Sigler Carl Edward Lytle Rockbridge Rt. 1 Dayton Veterans Hospital Teen-Aide

Moore's Faces Bankruptcy in Ohio Store Chain

Federal bankruptcy referee Duane Kelleher set July 27 for a creditors meeting of William S. Moore III Inc, operator of 80 Moore's Stores in Ohio and surrounding states. The company owes about $2.64 million to unsecured creditors and $3.7 million to secured creditors with $4 million in assets. The Newark based firm sells auto parts, appliances, sporting goods, and includes stores in Logan, Nelsonville, Athens and Lancaster.

Columbus, Ohio Duane Kelleher William S. Moore Ill, Inc Moore's Ohio Kelleher U.S. District Court William S. Moore III Newark

New Auto Club Brochure Highlights Hocking Hills Tours

The Automobile Club of Southern Ohio issues a free brochure titled Tour Ohio featuring six tours including Hocking Hills State Park. It notes Circleville and Logan as entry points to the Hocking parks with caves canyons and waterfalls. Lake Logan and Lake Hope offer fishing boating and swimming while Old Man's Cave Cedar Falls Ash Cave Cantwell Cliffs Conkle's Hollow Rock House provide scenic hikes.

The Automobile Club of Southern Ohio American Automobile Association Ohio Hacking Hills Circleville Logan Hocking Parks Hocking Hills Hocking Midwest Lake Logan State Park Old Man’s Cave Cedar Falls Ash Cave Cantwell Cliffs Conkle’s Hollow Rock House Lake Hope State Park Kingwood Center Malabar Farm New Philadelphia Akron Stan Hywet Frank A. Lei Goodyear and Seiberling A Om

Flooding spreads across states as rivers rise and blocks form

Flood warnings spread through Virginia and Pennsylvania as the James River neared dangerous levels in Richmond and Pittsburgh docks were torn free. Emergency declarations stretched from Eldred to Prince William County while water systems and roads failed.

National Weather Service Pittsburgh Ohio Virginia Albany N.Y Agnes James River Richmond Linwood Holton Nixon Allegheny Pennsylvania State Transportation Department Eldred New York State William Luce Main Street Port Allegany Occoquan Creek Prince William

Cars Collide On Road Near H A W Hills

Hocking County sheriff's deputies investigated a two car crash on Hide A Way Hills Lane two miles north of Rush Creek Road at 7 15 p m It involved southbound Jeffery L Cornwell 17 Columbus and oncoming Janet G Ingles 15 Columbus The Cornwell vehicle struck a tree and the Ingles car left the roadway hitting an embankment Passenger Jane Corey of Columbus reported injuries but was not treated A separate minor crash occurred on Hunter and Elm Streets with William W Evans Jr 20 and John E Irvin 19 Irvin cited for failure to obey a traffic signal.

Hocking County Jane Corey Columbus Cornwell Auto Hunter and Elm Sts William W. Evans Jr Church St

Logan Man Faces 2 Traffic Charges

City police arrested Robert Edward Schmitter, 44, of 65 W Main St at 6 11 p m Thursday on Poplar St on charges of operating a motor vehicle without an operator s license and drunken driving Schmitter posted 250 bond and is scheduled to appear in mayor s court June 24.

Robert Edward Schmitter W. Main St Poplar St Schmitter

Ameritas links to DNC break-in probe widens

In Miami an organization named Ameritas, once described as an anti Castro group, emerges as a focus in the Democratic National Committee break in inquiry. Washington reports nine men with Ameritas stationery were involved or questioned and a judge in DC lowered bonds for four of five jailed suspects.

Miami Ameritas Democratic National Committee Washington District of Columbia

Court halts South Point school takeover in Ohio

Athens County Common Pleas Judge Lowell B. Howard issued an injunction stopping the Lawrence County Board of Education from taking over the South Point School District after a weeklong teachers strike. The ruling bars action taken as schools closed and follows contested dismissals of three district administrators in February.

Ironton Ohio Athens County Common Pleas Lowell B. Howard Lawrence County Board of Education South Point

Miller Co Sponsors Budget Reform Bill in 1972 Congress

Ohio 10th District Representative Claréncé F. Miller co sponsors the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1972 to realign federal budgeting. The bill proposes a calendar year fiscal year, a unified spending limit, easier impoundment disapproval, faster fund disbursement, and a joint commission study to modernize procedure.

Miller Ohio Claréncé FE. Miller Congress House of Congress Executive Branch House Senate

Deaths and Funerals for John J Bachus

Services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Leonard Funeral Home for John J. Bachus 76 formerly of Logan who died Monday at Licking County Memorial Hospital Newark. He was born Sept. 20 1895 in Cottageville West Virginia. The Rev Conrad O Diehm officiated with Carl B Spence organist. Pallbearers were John Davis William Daugherty Marvin Stine William Arnold Harles Inboden and James Talbee. Burial was in Smith Chapel Cemetery.

Leonard Funeral Home John J. Bachus Logan Licking County Memorial Hospital Newark Cottageville W. Va Conrad 0. Diehm Carl B. Spence John Davis William Daugherty Marvin Stine William Arnold Harles Inboden James Talbee Smith Chapel Cemetery

Thousands Tour New Southern Ohio Penitentiary

Thousands visit the new Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville during a week-long open house. Warden W. J. Whealon says visitors from a dozen states and Canada praised the architecture and layout as corrections staff direct tours and highlight facility features.

Lucasville Ohio Southern Ohio W. J. Whealon Canada

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