Seeport List on Three New Locations in Hocking Oil Fields
Scout report from the Ohio Oil and Gas Association notes completion of a 35 barrel oil well and drilling of three new wells in the Hocking oil fields. Wells are located on leases including Walter Leonard Falls Two, Harry and Joe Brown Falls Two, Daniel Souders Falls Gore Two, and Hagat Suttle-Cave Bell Salt Creek Two, with multiple other lessees and depths listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Wood-Rider, Inc
Walter Leonard
Falls Two
Nateral
Rufus Johnson
Rufus 'Falls
Anderson & Gisinger Investments Co
Mabel Higgins
Hall Bros
Frank Nihizer
Falls Gore
John & Butler
Lloyd Nixon
Arthur L. Householder
Ida M. Snider
Green
Edward J. Kubat
T. B
British expels Czech diplomat over secret information bid
The British Foreign Office ordered Premysi Holan a Czech Embassy third secretary to leave London after he was accused of trying to persuade a member of the public to obtain secret information. The expulsion followed a 15 minute meeting with Ambassador Zdenek Trhlik and a protest against the misuse of Holan's diplomatic position. The spokesman did not reveal dates, locations, or the nature of the sought information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Premysi Holan
Peter Thomas
Zdenek Trhlik
Holan
Thomas
Britain
Women's Biennial Golf Tourney Set for Tuesday
The Biennial Women's Invitational Tournament sanctioned by the Women's Golf Association will take place at Hocking Hills Country Club on Tuesday. About 60 women are expected to compete for prizes from Chillicothe, Athens, Circleville, New Lexington, Harbor Hills at Buckeye Lake, and Fairgreens near Jackson. Twenty local women will participate in home flight.
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The
Women’s Golf Association
Hocking Hills Country Club
Chillicothe Country Club
Athens Country Club
Circleville Country Club
New Lexington Country Club
Harbor Hills Country Club
Buckeye Lake
Fairgreens Country Club
Jackson
Chicken Fighters on ae Don McKee Groveport and beyond
List of names from various towns including Groveport Murray City Columbus Jackson Wheelersburg and South Webster. The OCR reads like a roster or vote tally with many individuals listed across multiple locations.
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Don McKee
Groveport
Dorothy Spencer
Murray City
Ernest Spencer
Carl Ayers
Jimmie Stires
Blacklick
Lewis Borders
Columbus
Roy Johnson
Worksville
Richard Hargarty
Radcliff
Max Willis
George Reynolds
Ben Fowler
Westerville
Robert L. Prince
Sam Parks
Oak Hill
John Adams
Wheelersburg
Ole Adams
Eldon Loper
Naoma Spencer
Emanuel Porter
South Webster
Lowell Walker
Jackson
Audrey Prince
Arthur D. Marcum
Ray Johnson
Carpenter
Dwight Williams
James Bowen
City Street Repair Work Progress Reported by Director
City crews have used over 40 tons of blacktop patching streets across Logan. A heavy mix fills holes now with a finer mix coating planned this week to complete resurfacing. Work continues on Walhending Ave and Wood St with bids opening Friday for Hunter and Second St resurfacing.
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Dick Donahey
Logan
Walhending Ave
Wood St
Hunter and
Second Sts
Three London inmates captured after prison escape
Three London Correctional Institute inmates who walked away from the prison farm recreation area Sunday are back in custody. Robert Frey 24 of Chillicothe surrendered near the Clark Madison County line, Frank Slappe 37 of Franklin County and Lloyd Cook 21 of Sciotoville were found four to five miles south of London by guards. Each will be assessed two years for walking away per Correction Commission M. C. Koblentz. Frey had forgery, Slappe grand larceny, Cook burglary convictions.
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London, Ohio
London Correctional Institute
Robert Frey
Chillicothe
Clark-Madison
Frank Slappe
Franklin County
Lloyd Cook
Sciotoville
Scioto County
London
Correction Commission
M. C. Koblentz
Frey
Cook
Mayor Fines Driver for Reckless Operation
Mayor Delmar Freeman fines Paul Ruff twenty at 165 Jennison Ave. ten dollars and costs on a reckless operation charge filed by city police June 17.
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Paul Ruff
Jennison Ave
Delmar Freeman
Death notices for Pearl C. Starner and James A. Napp
Pearl C. Starner 72 died at his Rockbridge Rt. 1 home after a lengthy illness. Survived by wife Mae two daughters and several siblings. funeral at Heinlein Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday with Oak Grove Cemetery burial. James A. Napp 72 of 555 E Second St. died at Hocking Valley Hospital after Friday admission. survived by wife Sarah. funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at Leonard Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Pearl C. Starner
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Wilson
Lucinda Starner
Fairview
Cecil Snow
Florida
Alma Price
Columbus
Mildred Dupler
Lancaster
Heinlein
Oak Grove
James A
James A. Napp
E. Second St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Martin
Caroline Watts
American Legion
Obituaries from Logan area list multiple deaths and services
Obituaries for Kella Mount 79 of Logan Rt 3 and Effie M. Burchfield 70 of Nelsonville note long survivor lists and funeral details. Darius Shackelford 45 of 701 E Main St dies, with World War II veteran status and recovery burial at Fairview Cemetery. David G. Laubensheimer services held today at Heinlein Funeral Home.
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Darius Shackelford
E. Main St
Heinlein
Hocking Valley Hospital
American Legion
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
Logan Eub
D. S. Dunkle
Fairview Cemetery
David G. Laubensheimer
Heinlein Fu
Burial set for David G Lau Bensheimer in Carroll Cemetery
The General Home for David George Lau Bensheimer 32 of Logan Route 2 died Monday. Rev. Lester Roth officiated. music by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sondheimer. Pallbearers were Jerome, Daniel, James Shaw, Frank Smith, Anderson and Robert Dix. Military graveside services by Hocking County veterans organizations. Burial in Carroll Cemetery Carroll.
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Neral
David George Laubensheimer
Logan Rt. 2
Lester Roth
Clyde Sondheimer
Jerome
Daniel
James Shaw
Frank Smith
Anderson
Robert Dix
Veterans Organizations
Hocking County
Carroll Cemetery
Carroll
Funeral services for Edward M. Godfrey 86
Edward M. Godfrey 86 of 169 Bowen Street died Wednesday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Funeral held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Logan EUB Church with Rev. D. S. Dunkle officiating. Music by Mrs. George Jurgensmier Mrs. Walter Leonard and Carl Spence. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Home.
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Kella
Mount Kella Olis Mount
Logan Rt
Hocking Valley
South Bloomingville
George
Alice Holland
Elizabeth
Clyde
Albert
Kenneth
Floyd
Max
Logan
Orval
Mansfield
Howard
Nelsonville
Raymond
Union Furnace
Edith Levering
Josephine Kern
Lancaster
Florence Courtney
Juanita Inboden
Hester Kinnison
McArthur
Cleve Potts
California
Nettie Brown
Haydenville
Nell Keiman
Flossie Slagle
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
Orville Newton
Haydenville Cemetery
Edward M. Godfrey
Bowen St
Logan Eub
Hocking Valley Hospital
D. S. Dunkle
George Jurgensmier
Walter Leonard
Carl Spence
James H. Barker
Charles Geil
Jay Clifford Iles
Otto Iles
Charles Salis
Ralph Walker
Leonard
Oak Grove Cemetery
Obituary for Othel Gustin of Haydenville and Phoenix
Othel Gustin 49 died yesterday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a long illness. Born Union Furnace and raised Haydenville he lived in Logan and Phoenix for years. Survived by parents Walter and wife Naomi three brothers and daughter Virginia. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Heinlein Funeral Home. Burial Smith Chapel Cemetery.
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Harry Burchfield
Effie M. Burchfield
High St
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Glouster
Alfred
Minnie McDonald
Harry
Henry
William
Columbus
Kenneth
Mansfield
Paul
Gerald
Donald
Marie Lyons
Eileen Teal
New Plymouth Rt
Aaron
Elmer McDonald
Pearly McDonald
New Plymouth
Mercy Browning
New Marshfield
Johnson
David Lyons
Greenlawn
Heinlein
Othel Gastin
Union Furnace
Haydenville
Logan
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter Gustin
Naomi
Virginia
Robert
Walter Jr
Charles
Smith Chapel Cemetery
Red China Seeks Equal Footing at Moscow Conference
Red China demands equal footing with the Soviet Union as representatives of the two Communist powers plan a July 5 meeting in Moscow. A joint Chinese North Korean communiqué in Peking Sunday stresses consultation on equal terms and rejects imposing one party's will on another.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Beating Blame Placed in Dayton Tavern Owner Death
Dayton police reported Benny Schneider, 71, died at St Elizabeth Hospital from injuries after a late Saturday night beating at a Dayton tavern. A 32 year old man is held for questioning as investigators pursue the case.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Benny Schneider
Schneider
Bandit Shot Dies After Akron Holdup
In Akron Ohio a 30 year old Travis V Meadows of Stow was shot and killed during a holdup at a service station on U S 224. The attendant James Lee Fletcher 20 of Akron fired shots after the robbery. Fletcher's gun and $70 were found in Meadows car.
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Akron
Ohio
U.S
Travis V. Meadows
Stow
Andrew Mattucci
Summit County Sheriff's Department
Meadows
James Lee Fletcher
Fletcher
Springfield Township
Mixed Stock Market Minutes Stocks Edge Higher Rail Issues Stand Out
New York AP reports a mixed stock market with moderate trading. Gains by a few issues lifted averages while most prices moved fractions, Whirlpool faced delays as its finance arm Neared a writedown, and steel shares slipped despite low cost labor settlements.
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New York
Whirlpool Corp
Appliance Buyers Credit Corp
Associated Press
Chieftain Boosters Meet to Prep for 4th of July
Local Chieftain Boosters plan a 6 p.m. gathering at the LHS athletic field to ready booths and facilities for the annual Independence Day celebration. Other items note Miss Ella Cramblil convalescing at 923 Third St and several local moves and a new birth at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
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Chieftain
LHS
Ella Cramblil
Union Furnace
Edna Parker
Third St
Miss Cramblil
Iraqi Firing Squad Executes 28 Communists in Kirkuk
A Baghdad radio report said Iraq executed 28 Communists charged with staging a 1959 bloodbath in Kirkuk that killed over 100 people. President Aref denied three women were sentenced to death for Communist activities after Khrushchev urged commutation.
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Damascus
Syria
Oil
Kirkuk
Baghdad Radio
Abdel Salam Aref
Khrushchev
Aref
Judo trophies stolen from Don San school display
Hamilton police seek a man who broke into the Don San judo school over the weekend and stole three trophies valued at 45 dollars from a display case. The incident occurred at the Hamilton, Ohio facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Don San
Ohio Legislature Sees Pet Bills Likely Junked
Ohio lawmakers expect several high profile measures to fail this week including blue laws fair housing and subversive speaker bans. Gov Rhodes pushed both but lacked enough votes while unemployment compensation gains pace with Senate votes on related bills pending.
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Bus
Ohio
ADCU
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Senate
House
State Racing Commission
Africa Envoy Defends Self Rule Against U S Solon
Washington AP envoy S Edward Peal condemned Sen Ellenders remark that Negroes cannot govern themselves as part of a crusade to stigmatize blacks as inferior. He called racial malice savage, senseless, and destructive, speaking after Ellender cited Liberia Ethiopia and Haiti on a prior program.
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Washington
S. Edward Peal
Allen J. Ellender
Eliender
Liberia
Ethiopia
Haiti
Strong quake reported by BC seismographic station
A strong earthquake was recorded at 11 35 p m Sunday by the Boston College seismographic station near the Canary Islands off Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston, Mass
Boston College
Canary Islands
Africa
Ohio weekend traffic toll claims 16 lives
Columbus report says Ohio highway crashes over the weekend killed 16 people, a typical summer toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Trieste dives toward Thresher site as debris spotted
Aboard the USS Fort Snelling the Trieste descended to the North Atlantic seabed in search of the Thresher. Debris and magnetic contacts were found near the last known Thresher position 220 miles off Boston as Navy officials and scientists verify the area.
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Fort Snelling
North Atlantic
Vailana Keach
Frank A. Andrews
Thresher
Trieste
Atlantic
Boston
Este
Joseph L. Worzel
Lamont Observatory
Conrad
Navy
Washington
Andrews
St Avy Court
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Riley M. Worth
Chicken Fighters
Sarah
Sadie
Charles E. Spiers
Hickory Oliver
Doris Chute
Ralph Larimer
Red China
Daytonian
United States
Ben Kitchen
National Pest Control Association
Rempel Lumber
Bandit
Larry Byrd
Second St
Jeffery Alan
Debra
Greg
Rodney Sorrell
Holly Hill
Fla
Lawrence Byrd
Sam Sorrell
New Lexington
Luther Sharp
Brenda Powell
Harold Powell
Leibs Island
Millersport
Harold Heinlein
North St
Mound St
Dean Starr
New Straitsville
Chokeres Theater Bldg
Stedem & Co
Board of Regents
Raps
U. S
Solon
Circleville Granite
Electri
Ative Inc
Winchester Temple
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