Garden Clubs Honor Orlandeth Seber Lehman With Plaque
Garden clubs affixed a memorial plaque to the Hocking County Courthouse for Orlandeth and Seber Lehman, longtime Hocking Garden Club organizers who died in 1963. They founded the club in 1951 and helped form the Rockbridge Garden Club, with Orlandeth later named outstanding gardener by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs.
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Orlandeth
Seber Lehman
Hocking County
Ganized
Hocking Garden Club
Logan Garden Club
Rockbridge Garden Club
Four Seasons Club
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Seber
Civil rights volunteers in Mississippi face arrests
Two volunteers from a state project aiding Negro voter registration were arrested in Moss Point for vagrancy and investigation. Ronald Ridenour and Howard Kirchenbaum, both students, were detained after a chase while canvassing a Black neighborhood. Authorities warned others involved in the mission. A separate theft at a Collins armory saw 41 rifles and 1000 rounds of ammo reported to the sheriff and federal agents.
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Mississippi
Oxford
Ohio
Moss Point
Bob Byers
Council of Federated Organizations
Jackson County
Hubert W. Alford
Alford
Ronald Ridenour
Venice
Calif
Howard Kirchenbaum
Long Beach
L.A
New York
Gulf Coast
Jackson Park
Kirchenbaum
Ridenour
Covington
Alexander Lane 80 Gallipolis Veteran laid to rest
Funeral services for Alexander Lane 80 of Gallipolis were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Wetherholt Elliott and Sanders Funeral Home. Lane died Saturday. He was father to Mrs. Douglas Sigler of 684 Church St and eight other children. The Rev Cecil Mayle officiated with graveside military rites by the Gallipolis Veterans of Foreign Wars. Burial followed at Maddy Cemetery.
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Alexander Lane
Wetherholt
Cecil Mayle
Gallipolis Veterans of Foreign Wars
Funeral services for Karl Hartmann held at St Matthew Lutheran
Karl Hartmann 78 of 641 E Front St died Tuesday at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. He was a WWI veteran and former Logan American Legion Post 78 commander. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery with services at St Matthew Lutheran Church. Visitation at Leonard Funeral Home and church prior to Friday service.
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St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Karl Hartmann
E. Front St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Hartmann
North Carolina
California
Willard Drefke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
ORSANCO urges litterless river poster campaign
ORSANCO promotes a colorful poster urging river users to avoid littering in the Ohio Valley. The eight state agency warns of a federal statute banning refuse discharge into navigable waters with penalties of at least 500 dollars fine or 30 days in jail.
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Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Orsanco
Ohio Valley
Pollution Control Agency
United States
Local People News and Upcoming Community Notices
Salvation Army truck to visit Logan Friday June 26. Call EV 5 2758 before 6 p.m. Thursday to arrange article pickups. Boy Scout round table set for June 25 canceled for this month. Muriel Greathouse admitted to University Hospital Columbus room 706 for surgery. Nazarene Teen Fellowship Hawaiian luau July 3 at Stimson's poultry farm. John Meldrim elected to Sigma Xi for work in radiation biology at University of Washington. VFW-DAV parade committee to meet tonight at 8 p.m. Logan lodge hall. David Daubenmier 16 Logan Rt 2 undergoing knee surgery Doctors Hospital Columbus room 132. Alice Snider Rex Dupler convalescing at Doctors Hospital Columbus room 218. Airman John H. Sigler granted leave to attend funeral of grandfather Alexander Lane in Gallipolis. He visits parents Douglas Sigler Sr. and wife.
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John Meldrim
Hugh Meldrim
E. Second St
Sigma Xi
University of Washington
Seattle
Atomic Energy Commission
John
Logan
Occidental College
Los Angeles
David Daubenmier
Logan Rt. 2
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Loy Daubenmier
Rex Dupler
Alice Snider
New Albany
John H. Sigler
Glasgow
Mont
Alexander Lane
Gallipolis
Douglas Sigler Sr
Gingerich Speaks At Kiwanis Club Meet
Clarence Gingerich director of Southern Ohio Manpower and Technical Training Center in Jackson spoke at the Logan Kiwanis meeting. He outlined 16 courses funded by Manpower Act and federal labor department, with enrollment up to 420 and 220 already enrolled since opening Jan. 6.
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Clarence Gingerich
Southern Ohio Manpower and Technical Training Center
Jackson
Logan Kiwanis Club
Gingerich
Manpower Act
Federal Labor Department
Ohio Education Department
Jackson City
Paul Keck
Stewart Riegel
Bill Melvin
Delegates Take Office At Buckeye Girls State
Three more Hocking County delegates assumed roles at Buckeye Girls State. Anita Ruff joins the Sherman city council in Stebbins County, Louella Julian serves on Coit council in Kilworth County, and Shirley Carpenter becomes Gage council clerk in Miller County. Suzanne Ball was elected mayor of Catherwood in Killworth County. Federalists dominate Buckeye Girls State top offices with Linda Crocker winning governor over Gretchen Gundrum.
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Girls State
Hocking County
Buckeye Girls State
Anita Ruff
Porter Ruff
Third St
Sherman
Shirley Carpenter
Richard Carpenter
East St
Wooster
American Legion Auxiliary
Linda Crocker
Triway High School
Gretchen Gundrum
Cincinnati
Zoning sewage line tied to Rt 664N and hospital edge
The city council weighs a $6 358 project to lay a six inch sewer line along the east side of Route 664 North from Church Street to the hospital boundary. Details were sent to the sewer committee for action.
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Church St
Civil Service Commission
Jack Moorehead
Commission
Clarence Krumlauf
Krumlauf
Merle Ellinger
E. Second St
Louis May
Council
Ralph Griffin
Ellinger
Ed Mundy
Wilbur Lanning Jr
The
Safety Committee
Roy Kelch
Logan youths injured in Rt. 33 crash
Six people were injured in a two car collision on Route 33 about a mile south of Nelsonville at 1 28 p m Tuesday the state highway patrol reported. Kris Gabriel 16 of 311 S Mulberry St drove north skidding into Wanda Lasure 30 The Plains after braking on a sharp curve.
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Rt. 33
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Kris Gabriel
S. Mulberry St
Wanda Lasure
the Plains
Gabriel
Robert D. Gabriel
Joseph Freeman
Logan Rt. 3
Everett Lasure
Della Lasure
Gabriels
Freeman
Mount St. Mary Hospital
City Firemen Fight Grass and Basement Fires
City firemen answered two alarms on Tuesday. At 3 21 p m they put out a grass fire along Route 33 north of Logan caused by a cigarette. Later at 10 53 p m they extinguished a basement fire at 890 Baird Street started by a hot water heater igniting gasoline. damage described as minor.
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Rt. 33
Logan
Robert Dixon
Baird St
Dixon
Exiles Claim Cuban Coastline Mines Near Pinar del Rio
The Exile News Service reported Cuba has mined its northwest coast to stop anti Castro landings and deter escapes. Mines are said to be spaced 600 feet apart along the Pinar del Rio coast, per underground sources cited by the service.
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Miami
Fla
Exile News Service
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Police Check Two Accidents
City police investigated a minor truck car crash at 10 35 a m Tuesday. Roy E Deible Jr 29 backed his truck into Bert Z Croucher 35 Logan Rt 2 a car stopped on Main St at the Hunter St light. Deible cited for improper backing and will appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7 30 p m Thursday. A hit skip crash on N Mulberry St left Herschel Bensonhaver s parked car moderate damage.
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Roy E. Deible Jr
Bert Z. Croucher
Logan Rt. 2
Main St
Hunter St
Deible
Jack Moorehead
N. Mulberry St
Herschel Bensonhaver
Logan Rt. 1
OU Professor Honored Through Staats Fund
Professor Loren C. Staats of Ohio University receives a new Staats Fund endowment of over $800 to award yearly to speech students. The fund commemorates his retirement as area chairman of public address in the school of dramatic art and speech after 47 years of service since joining OU in 1930.
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Loren C. Staats
Ohio University
Staats
Ohio
Dramatic Art
Passman Loses Bid to Cut Foreign Aid in Subcommittee
In Washington AP Passman, longtime chairman, was defeated in his own appropriations subcommittee as colleagues rejected a $514 million cut to the $3.5 billion foreign aid bill. He walked out and said he would step down temporarily to oppose the measure on the floor.
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Washington
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana Democrat
Passman
Helen Keller Near 84 in Easton Conn
Helen Keller who is blind and deaf since infancy will observe her 84th birthday on Saturday. She is reported in good health.
Johnson Calls Six Day Work Week Amid GOP Rift
President Johnson urged Congress to extend the work week to six days until the Republican National Convention in San Francisco, drawing sharp protests from GOP leaders. He pressed for action on about 30 proposals including civil rights, antipoverty measures, education, housing, highway construction, and water pollution control.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
United States
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Senate
Atlantic City
Appalachian
Delegates Rebuke Wallace as Others Stand for Keynote
Connecticut delegates boycott Wallace at the Junior Chamber of Commerce event in Dallas while Massachusetts delegates stay seated as 7,500 marchers give him a standing ovation. FTC issues rule requiring cigarette health warnings. Safety Council anticipates 450 to 550 traffic deaths over the July 4 weekend. AT&T split stock fuels early market rally.
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Dallas
Tex
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Alabama
George C. Wallace
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wallace
Chicago
The
National Safety Council
Johnson health care plan drops in House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected President Johnsons proposal for health care of the aged, delivering a major setback to enactment this year. The panel then shifted focus to other measures.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Boy Scout Monthly
Muriel Greathouse
N. Orchard Sr
University Hospital, Columbus
Nazarene Teen Fellowship Group
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Vfw-Dav
Heine
South Mulberry St
Dant Dal Tu
Aed
W. Hunter
Columbus, Ohio
Federalist Party
Buckeye Girls
Capital University
Gail Thomas
Poland
Susan Stefanowski
Mariemont
Barbara Pullins
Marysville
Janet Sherwood
Geneva
Carol Meltz
Canfield
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North Canton
Linda Seeley
Bay Village
Janet Baki
Mansfield
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Akron
Jane Mowry
Sandusky
New Staats Fund
ZAR
E. Main St
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Manischewitz
Loganberry
Rose
Concord Grape
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Lauterne
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Solon
Helen Keller
LBJ
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Federal Trade Commission
American Telephone
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Mey
Agtnti Music
Deets
Tayena
Hank Snow
Ferlin Husky
Lester Flatt
Earl Scruggs
Skeeter Davis
George Jones
Buck Owens
Porter Wagoner
Hank Williams, JR
Roy Drusky
Stonewall Jackson
Bill Anderson
Audrey Williams
Wilburn Bros
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Wilma Lee
Stoney Cooper
Ralph Emery
Merle Kilgore
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