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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
7
Classified rates and deadlines for The Daily News. Ads received by 10 am publish the same day. display ads require a 2 pm prior deadline. Rates 2 cents per word, minimum 50 cents, five cents for three insertions, ten percent off for six or more insertions, payment due by the 15th. Obituaries 1 cent per word or $1 minimum.
Multiple listings on Amanda Route 2 show varied homes from 5 to 7 rooms with one or two stories, basements, garages, gas or coal heat, slate roofs, and one land contracts option. Prices range from 8,000 to 19,000 with FHA eligibility and land availability.
In Columbus at Capital University more than 800 high school girls participate in a mock primary and final election as part of the American Legion Auxiliary program. They vote for governor and other statewide offices, plus State Board of Education seats, with county offices and judgeships also in play. Notable nominees include Susan Ruby Toledo and Myra Newman Shaker Heights for governor and attorney general respectively.
Ocie Neely 17 William Neely 19 both of Lima and Ovie Morrison 15 of Kenton confessed to robberies at a Bellefontaine bowling alley and beach club last week, police reports show.
Cincinnati education leaders approve a $12 million bond to fund school construction and set the 1959 budget at $27,100,500. The action signals expansion and fiscal planning by the City Board of Education.
5 room house in Rockbridge with a 2 car garage. Include P O Box 44 Rockbridge or call 5 5363 after 5 p m for contact.
Vivian Brown offers practical tips for dating during the summer. She advises careful screening of proposed blind dates, ensuring supervisors are present, and avoiding eager or anonymous introductions. The piece stresses personal safety and sensible expectations in social settings.
Charles B. Darrow of Bucks County Pennsylvania who invented Monopoly explains that retirement is best shared. He quit work in his forties, built a life with his wife, raised children on a 300 acre farm, and now travels with family while producing color films.
Homer Jack Dean, convicted 11 years ago for the first degree murder of Elmo Rice, was granted a new trial. Franklin County Common Pleas judges set the retrial for Sept. 8 after determining previous rulings and journal entries.
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