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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1958

Page

3

Big Seaway milestone expected next week in Massena

Ohio readers learn of the imminent completion of the U S share of the St. Lawrence Seaway with a July 1 dynamite blast signaling the start of two new locks and a hydroelectric plant. The piece explains the project goals, dams, and the Wiley Dondero Canal that will enable Great Lakes ships to reach Ohio ports.

Massena N. Y United States St. Lawrence Seaway Ohio Lake Erie Canada Montreal Great Lakes Atlantic Pacific Gulf of Mexico Conneaut Ashtabula Cleveland Lorain Toledo America Appalachians Joe Citizen St. Lawrence Barnhart Island Iroquois Ont Lake Ontario Wiley Condero International Rapids Dwight D. Eisenhower Bertrand H. Snell Snell Lock Welland Canal Wiley-Dondero

Hocking Soldier Serves as MP in France

Sgt. 1 C Lowell R. Blum arrived in France and serves as a military policeman with the U S Army Garrison Seine Area at Camp Des Lodges. He enlisted in 1948 after graduating from Logans High School and was last stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana.

Lowell R. Blum Loretta Logan Rt. 3 France U.S. Army Seine Camp Des Lodges Sgt. Blum Army Logan High School Fort Polk

Dems Name Drive Chiefs in Ohio Dollars for Democrats

Earle Wise of Canton and Joseph Warterm an of Ohio State University law school have been named co chairmen of the 1958 Dollars for Democrats drive in Ohio. William L. Coleman, state Democratic chairman, reports.

Columbus Earle Wise Canton Joseph Waterman Ohio State University Law School Ohio William L. Coleman

Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals

Hospital notes list admissions including Ralph Riddlebarger James Harden Melvin Skiver Jr and Mrs Arthur C Steele with destinations Logan and Phoenix. Dismissals include Ben Vorhees transferred to University Hospital Columbus and several Logan residents with daughters.

Ralph Riddlebarger Logan Rt. 1 James A. Harden Melvin Skiver Jr Logan Arthur C. Steele Phoenix Ariz Ben Vorhees University Hospital Columbus Bob King Bernard Cook

Christmas Tree Shearing Demonstration Slated Friday

Hocking Soil Conservation District supervisors sponsor a Christmas tree shearing demonstration at the Charles Ringhiser farm Friday starting at 9 a.m. The farm off Pleasant Valley Road near St. John Lutheran Church. Dr. H. H. Bennett, former head of the U S Soil Conservation Service, will give a short talk.

Hocking Soil Conservation District Charles Ringhiser Ringhiser Pleasant Valley Rd St. John Lutheran Church H. H. Bennett U.S. Soil Conservation Service

Logan Ohio Sealed bids sought for street sweeper contract

The City of Logan Ohio invites sealed bids for one new street sweeper on a rental purchase basis for the Department of Public Welfare and Safety. Bids due July 3 1958 at noon with $300 certified check and bond. Bid details in director’s office. ED RITTGERS, Director.

ED Rittgers Public Service & Safety City Logan Ohio

Kiwanians Install Blake Hear Charlie Ziegler

Logan Kiwanis Club named Wallace E. Blake vice president for 1958 at a weekly dinner. Blake, Logan schools superintendent, succeeds Dr. Raymond Houk who moves to Chillicothe for veterinary practice. New members Charles Schoeppner and LeRoy Conkle welcomed. Ziegler, a naturalist and tree nurseryman, spoke on youth camp experiences and one room schools.

Wallace E. Blake Logan Kiwanis Club Blake Logan Raymond Houk Chillicothe Charles Schoeppner LeRoy Conkle Barnesville Kiwanis Club Schoeppner Conkle Logan Club Charlie Ziegler Hocking County Ziegler

Appointment of Pine School Teacher in Laurel Two

Hocking County report notes the 1901 appointment of a Pine School teacher in Laurel Two after a school inspector believed he could restrain three unruly pupils. On his first day the educator struck a boy, sending him reeling, and three weeks later earned a six month teaching certificate. Introduced by Paul Shaw, visiting Kiwanians included Roger Barron, Howard Stout, Mike Downard, and tick Johnson of Athens.

Hocking County Pine School Laurel Ziegler Paul Shaw Roger Barron

Newark Family Hit By Misfortune Again

Two year old George Baker was killed and his sister's daughter Catherine Crawford aged almost 2 was injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train while playing along the tracks in Newark. The victim’s sister Clydina Baker aged 9 had died in a trash fire on May 14.

Newark George Baker Catherine Crawford Baltimore and Ohio Clydina Baker

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