Four Logan Boys To Leave Sunday For Camp Arrowhead
Four Logan junior high boys Bill Barstow Bill Blake Craig Lappen and Max Myers will begin a six week stay at Jacksons Camp Arrowhead this weekend. Barstow recipient of the Edwin A Jones Youth Foundation Scholarship attends Arrowhead on $425 tuition paid. The camp offers swimming tennis nature study crafts riflery archery canoeing and a river trip. Arrowhead founded by Edwin A Jones in 1949 operates with a staff ratio of one to five and hosts about 60 boys from Ohio and nearby states.
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Mark Myers
Logan
Jackson
Arrowhead
Bill Barstow
Bill Blake
Craig Lappen
Max Myers
Blake
Myers
Barstow
John Barstow
Edwin A. Jones
Letics
Logan First Church of Christ
Katherine
Raccoon River
Ohio River
Camp Arrowhead
Ohio
D. Merrill Davis
Mr. Jones
Globe Iron Co
Interlake Iron
Globe
Mr. Davis
Ladies Auxiliary Fraternal Order of Eagles Meeting Notice
Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet at 8 p m today in the Eagles hall. A special class initiation will be conducted. Aerie 2168 will not hold Friday night dances during the summer. Mrs William Rheinscheid underwent surgery Monday at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Her room number is girl. Captain and Mrs C W Ford and children returned home after a two week vacation with relatives in Logan and Sel of Logan area. Mrs John Funk fractured her arm in a fall at her Friesner Avenue home.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Aerie 2168
William Rheinscheid
Pleasant
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
C. W. Ford
Jean Leel
Suzanne
David
Hemlock Dr
Salina
Kan
C. A. Ford
N. Market St
W. J. Seel
Logan Rt. 3
John Funk
Friesner Ave
Commerce Dept Says Slump In Sales Has Ended
Washington reports the Commerce Department states the downturn in sales and production has halted with the downtrend arrested about 15 percent below the end of 1956 levels. The agency calls this the broadest government statement supporting the recession has hit bottom.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Police Cite City Driver for Running Red Light
Homer W. Hostetler 46 of Dalton was cited by city police for running a red light at Hunter and West Streets at 3 a.m. today. He is ordered to appear before Mayor Francis Myers for a hearing at 8 p.m. July 5.
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Homer W. Hostetler
Dalton
Hunter and
West Sts
Francis Myers
National PTA Congress and 4-H Meet Program Mention
Fragmentary line notes singing at the National PTA Congress and various national 4-H meetings. The brief hints at performances and participation within organized national events and youth groups.
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PTA
Lebanon Rebels Probe U N Observers Amid Frontline Tensions
President Chamoun says Syrian shelling of his forces was observed by U N monitors as Lebanon faces U A R aid to rebels seeking to topple his government. Jumblatt denounces UN role while Chamoun meets Hammarskjold to press for border control and stability.
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U.N. Security Council
U.A.R
Chamoun
Beirut
U.N
Hammarskjold
New York
Middle East
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Jackson Co. Boyhood Home of Powell Highlighted
The text notes Jackson County as the boyhood home of Major John Wesley Powell, famed for exploring the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The account emphasizes Powell's historic claim to fame and his connection to the local area.
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Jackson, C0
Major John Wesley Powell
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Power mower injures Logan woman in accident
Edith Windle of 699 Church Street suffered a fractured leg when a rock ejected from a power mower struck her above the ankle. The incident occurred Monday at her home and she was taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Logan
Edith Windie
Heine Packing Co to End Operations This Week
Heine Packing Co will cease operations Wednesday evening. Treasurer George Forster said slaughtering stopped last week and inventory sales began. The plant in Logan has been run by Clarence Heine since 1951, with origins dating to before 1890 established by George Heine.
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Heine Packing Co
George Forster
Logan
The
Clarence Heine
George Heine
Firemen Respond to False Alarm at Main Street Residence
City firemen answered a second false alarm since Sunday. They were called at 4:20 p.m. to Oliver Blake’s home at 791 East Main Street where a trash barrel burning in the rear produced smoke that led a passerby to think the house was on fire.
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Oliver Blake
E. Main St
City council debates street paving and traffic safety measures
Council discussed shelving a blacktopping project for a citywide survey and urged action before the Fourth of July due to heavy traffic. A related motion to suspend the rules failed 5-2, then passed on reconsideration. Also heard were first readings on a Girl Scout camp fire protection contract and second readings on employee pay, vacations, and garbage disposal ordinances.
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Jay Cole
Rt. 33
Cole
Front St
Ricketts
Sam Bright
Bright
Ralph Adcock
Fairfield County Girl Scout Council
Neal Dillon
C. J. Hysell
Giant 43 foot squid found near Abaco Island
A 43 foot weighing about 250 pounds giant squid is being studied by University of Miami Marine Laboratory scientists. It was found near Abaco Island in the Bahamas by a U S Fish and Wildlife Service patrol boat.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami Marine Laboratory
Abaco Island
Bahamas
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Wallace E. Blake
Craig
Hubert Lappen
Jack Myers
Ath
Pat
Pjollins
Dutch Boy Paints
N. High St
Hio
Saya
U. S
Nick
Syria
United Nations
Kamal Jumblatt
William Harwood
Plymouth
Allstate Heavy
Allstate
Armaloy 93
Athens
Bellodgia
Risch
Bahama Islands
Castalia, Ohio
Sandusky
Lions Club
Castalia
Chamber of Commerce
Sandusky, Ohio
Automobile Club
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