City and School Board Sponsor July Driver Education Course
Police Chief Roy Kelch announced a city driver education program this July for adults and students at 38.75 dollars per participant. The fee covers insurance and textbooks, with the city funding the remainder for Logan High School students. applications due by July 15 with 22 students and 11 alternates to be chosen. The course runs eight hours classroom plus seven hours behind the wheel, July 22 to Aug 16, under instructors Joe Murtha and George Levin.
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Roy
Joe Murtha
George Levin
Legan High School
McDaniel and Chute Named 4H Conserva tion Camp Delegates
Larry McDaniel and Sue Chute were announced as delegates to the 4H Conservation Camp at Camp Ohio near Utica from July 22 to 27. They are the children of local residents and members of the Hocking Livestock Club. Sponsorship comes from a Sears, Roebuck & Co. store and Keynes Mill.
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Camp Ohio
Utica
Bill Melvin
Sue
Ute
Ray Coeber Gore
Larry McDaniel
Hobart McDaniel
Hocking Livestock
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Keynes Mill
Gospel Sing at Coonville Mission Featured Gordon Trio
The Coonville Holiness Mission will host a gospel singing at 7 30 p m Saturday featuring the Gordon Trio of Columbus. Rev Willard Appleman pastor says the event is open to the public.
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Coonville
Requiem Set for Lawrence F. Fox at Corpus Christi
Lawrence F. Fox 83 of 580 St addressed Columbus will lie in state before a 9 a.m. Monday requiem at Corpus Christi Catholic Church. He died Thursday in St Anthony Hospital after seven days. Survived by daughter Mrs. Joseph Billingsley and son Bernard F. Fox plus two grandchildren. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Columbus.
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Lawrence F. Fox
Corpus Christi
Catholic Church
Columbus
Lawrence . Fox
St. Anthony Hospital
St. John's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of St. John
Logan Clay Products
Joseph Billingsley
Bernard F. Fox
Oregon, O
Maeder Quint
S. High St
St. Joseph Cemetery
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Anna Diehl in Mt Carmel Church
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today in Mt. Carmel Church near Laurelville for Mrs Anna Lewis Diehl 51 of Laurelville Rt. 2. She died Wednesday at home. Survived by husband John A Diehl three sons Louis Elbert and Johnny a sister Miss Lucy Lewis Columbus and a brother Yollie Lewis West Liberty Kentucky. The Rev James Patterson officiated. Burial by Hill Funeral Home Kingston was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Mt. Carmel Church
Laurelville
Anna Lewis Diehl
Laurelville Rt. 2
Kentucky
George W
Mert Lewis
John A. Diehl
Louis
Elbert
Johnny
Lucy Lewis
Columbus
Yollie Lewis
West Liberty
James Patterson
Hill Funeral Home
Kingston
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Moonlight Swim Draws 85 Adults At City Pool
The moonlight adult swim drew 85 participants at the city pool last night. From 7 to 8 p.m. the pool was open to all swimmers, with 8 to 9 30 p.m. reserved for adults 18 and up. Attendance over the past three days topped 1,000 each day, totaling 1 115 yesterday.
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Harry Westfall
Sam Jordan enters San Francisco mayoral race
Sam Jordan, 37, Texas-born former Golden Gloves champion and now a bar operator, announced Wednesday his candidacy for mayor of San Francisco. He described himself as "the little man's candidate" and said civil rights would be his main platform, though he remained cautious about his chances.
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San Francisco
Sam Jordan
Jordan
Dirksen Spars Over Debate Curbs in Senate
In Washington a group of 31 senators backs a four hour daily debate rule to limit off topic speeches, targeting foreign aid and other issues. Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen scoffs at curbs saying he would resist the measure “over my dead body.”
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Paul Douglas
D-Iif
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
Dirksen
Executrix Appointed for Har old W. Larimer Estate
Myrtle Marie Larimer of 143 Ma ple St has been named executrix for the estate of the late Harold W. Larimer of Logan. Edwin Wayne Denham age 22 of Lancaster Rt 6 and Carol Ann Ringhiser age 17 of Logan Rt 2 seek a marriage license. Dale Wesley Daubenmire 19 of South Bloomingville and Sharon Elizabeth Fortner 19 of Laurelville apply for a marriage license.
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Executrix
Myrtle Marie Larimer
Maple St
Harold W. Larimer
Logan
Edwin Wayne Denham
Lancaster Rt
Carol Ann Ringhiser
Logan Rt
Dale Wesley Daubenmire
South Bloomingville
Sharon Elizabeth Fortner
Laurelville
Ohio Dairy Princess Contest Under Way
Ohio's 1963 dairy princess will be crowned at the Fort Hayes Hotel during the fourth annual coronation luncheon. From 46 county winners, the top contestant will be chosen this afternoon and Saturday morning, with Fréd Taylor of Ohio State University set to crown the winner. The state title advances to Miss Dairy Princess at Miami, Florida in September.
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Columbus
Teachers Seek School Board Ban On Student Auto Travel
Willoughby Eastlake teachers urged the board to bar students from driving to school without a special permit. The 400 teachers across 18 schools also pushed for tighter discipline and stricter academic standards in a 40-item list presented to the board.
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Willoughby
Ohio Fuel Gas Co Announces Changes In District Managers
David B. Young named Eastern District manager for Sandat Cambridge. Ernest F. Rothel becomes successor in North Central District from Mansfield. H. C. Taylor elected VP of distribution for Ohio Fuel and Ohio Valley, to move to Columbus. Harold B. Cornwell to Toledo to succeed Taylor. applies to Cambridge Eastern district move.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
David B. Young
Rothe
Ohio Fuel
Berea
Lorain
Oberlin
Bay Village
Elyria
Mansfield
H. C. Taylor
Northwest
Distribu
Tion
Ohio Valley
Columbus
Taylor
Southeastern
Athens
Harold B. Cornwell
Eastern
Cambridge
Toledo
CORE leader calls march against filibuster in civil rights push
James Farmer of CORE rallied a large Dayton crowd urging a Washington march to protest Senate filibusters on civil rights. He framed marching as non violent action guided by Gandhi tactics and said CORE will mobilize hundreds of thousands to pressure Congress.
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Dayton
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Washington
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Senate
Phillips Temple
Farmer
Waltz
Kennedy
CORE
Miami University Sets 15.3 Million Budget
Miami University in Oxford Ohio announced a operating budget of 15 301 549 for the next school year based on larger enrollment and higher tuition. About half the funds come from student fees and charges with 31 percent from state appropriations and the rest from various sources.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Ohio Governor Urged To Ban Discrimination
Delegates at Fisk University Race Relations Institute telegrammed 15 governors, asking Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes and others to issue executive orders ending discrimination in state licensed businesses and professions following Kentucky Governor Bert Combs.
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Nashville, Tenn
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Kentucky
Bert Combs
Race Relations Institute
Fisk University
Youngstowner Denies Guilt In Extortion Case
Samuel S. Fekett former Youngstown law director and eight indicted defendants faced extortion and tax charges in a federal probe. Fekett pleaded not guilty and was released on bond after appearing in U S District Court. The group includes Joseph Alexander and his brothers and Charles Carabbia and kin from Struthers with alleged gambling machine tax violations.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Samuels. Fekett
U.S
Gerald E.kalbfleisch
Fekett
Board of Control
Frank R. Franko
Joseph Alexander
Nicholas
Elias
Charles Carabbia
Dorothy
Orland
Ronald
Struthers
Under-21 Law Expanded in Ohio Driving Rules
Ohio Governor Rhodes signed a bill bringing 18 to 21 year olds under the junior probationary licensing system effective in 90 days. The act auto suspends licenses after three moving violations in two years and applies the point system to curtail habitual violators. David Mainwaring plans to confer with the attorney general on applying the new rules to 18 to 21 year olds with adult licenses.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
David Mainwaring
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Clark County Man Held After Neighbor Shot, 72
Clark County Prosecutor to announce charges against William Gray, 72, jailed after his Medway neighbor Robert Collins, 45, was fatally shot in a pigeons quarrel. Sheriff Elwood D. Thackery said Gray admitted the shooting.
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Springfield
Ohio
Clark County
James Barry
William Gray
Medway
Elwood D. Thackery
Gray
Robert Collins
Contract Ends New Lexington Strike at Tile Plant
New Lexington workers resume operations at the Ludowici Celadon tile plant after union approves a new two year contract. The deal raises hourly wages adds an improved incentive program and includes a pension plan.
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Lexington
Ludowici- Celadon Co
Solon Wonders Where To Hide In Capitol Civil Defense
Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain told how a siren near his office sparked concerns about what Capitol residents should do in an attack. Architect J. George Stewart said no copy of Chamberlain's letter existed and shelter space was identified for about 35,617 people with supplies. The plan awaits Senate approval to stock tunnels and basements, with Speaker McCormack granting initial permission.
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Washington
Charles E. Chamberlain
Midlawn Republican
Capitol
Chamberlain
Civil Defense
J. George Stewart
Stewart
Armed Services
House
Senate Rules Committee
John W. McCormack
Senate Committee
Beauty Queen Resigns From Ohio Miss Contest
Medina's Charlene Haugsted 21, a Seventh Day Adventist and Honey Queen, resigns from the Miss Ohio Contest due to Sabbath observance. Runner-up Pat Horwath will represent Medina at Mansfield next month after the resignation.
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Medina, Ohio
Medina
Charlene Haugsted
Pat Horwath
Mansfield
Charlene
Springfield Fire Razed Barn Likely Arson Case
A barn between Medway and Park Layne Manor west of Springfield was destroyed by a fire believed to be arsonists. A nearby garage burned but did not spread. Worthmore Homes Inc valued damage at 10 000 to 20 000 dollars. Sheriff Elwood Thackery said dry hay and a cherry bomb firecracker were used. A witness saw people near the barn and heard a bang before the fire started.
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Springfield
Ohio
Medway
Park Layne Manor
Here
Worthmore Homes, Inc
Clark County
Elwood Thackery
4-H Safety Speaking Winners Named in Hocking County
Winners announced for the annual 4-H safety speaking contest in Hocking County Courthouse auditorium. Junior Girls Margaret Mosure spoke on Tractor Tragedy. Junior Boys Daryl Campbell on Safety of Horse and Trail. Senior Girls Freda Ellinger on Life Plus Carelessness Equals Death. Senior Boys Edward Griffith on A Help Not a Hazard. District contest August 5. state contest at Ohio State University September 14-17.
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Hocking County
Bill Melvin
Margaret Mosure
Wi-Du-Rite Club
Daryl Campbell
Boots and Saddies Club
Freda _ Ellinger
Enterprise Farmerettes
Edward Griffith
Buckeye Boys & Girls
Ohio State University
Holly Schorr
Loganettes
Diana Bailey
Martha Holloway
Sharon Brown
Debbie Shaw
McArthur seeks county bee inspector for Vinton County
Vinton County Commissioners seek a qualified bee inspector with strong beekeeping knowledge and people skills. Contact Auditor Glenn Peters before the next commissioners meeting per county agent Dane Mutter. In 1962 the county had 90 beekeepers with 426 colonies and 20 diseased quarantined.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Glenn Peters
Dane Mutter
Boys Baseball Announcements at LHS Diamond
Hack-Keynes of the Midget League will practice at 9 a.m. Saturday at the LHS diamond. General Electric will play a Lancaster team at 10 a.m. Saturday on the LHS diamond.
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Hack-Keynes
General Electric
Lancaster
Notable Local People Include Tucker Lehman and Myers
Beryl Tucker of Rockbridge Rt 1 returned home June 17 from Fairfield Hospital for observation and treatment and has restricted visitors. Airman 3rd Class David K. Lehman, son of Mrs. Gertie Lehman, was called home from Schilling Air Base Kansas for his sister Kathleen Tyler’s funeral in Detroit and returned to base Tuesday. Mark Myers, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Myers, 45 N H St, made the dean’s list at the University for the year with a 3.25 average and is a cand idate for honors in philosophy. he is staff writer for Cambridge 38 and on the Harvard Yearbook Publications editorial board.
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Beryl Tucker
Rockbridge
Easter Fairfield Hospital
Rockbridge Rt. 1
David K. Lehman
Gertie Lehman
South Bloomingville
Schilling Air Base
Kan
Kathleen Tyler
Detroit
Mich
Mark Myers
Jack Myers
N.h St
Rd University
Myers
Cambridge 38
College Magazine
Harvard Yearbook Publications
Risch Drug Store Celebrates 34th Anniversary Renovation
Risch Drug Store marks its 34th anniversary with interior renovations including a two foot ceiling drop and wall paneling. Lester Risch owner notes the prescription area will be raised for visibility as George P. Little Inc handles work and Roy Loomis oversees redecoration. The store opened 34 years ago on June 29.
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Risch Drug Store
Lester Risch
George P. Little, Inc
Columbus
Risch
Roy Loomis
City Firemen Responded To Auto Smoke Call
Scave City firefighters rushed to a smoke but no fire call on N Mulberry St at 6 45 p m Thursday. Bonnie Wright of 50 Depot St reported engine smoke from an oil leak and believed a fire was possible before responders arrived.
Blessed Relief From Arthritis Free Book Offer
An advertisement promises relief from arthritis with a non drug non surgical method. It urges readers to mail a postcard to The Ball Dept 3-1953-102 Excelsior Springs Missouri for a free illustrated book with no obligation.
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Excelaer Springs
Missouri
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