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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
8
Ohio highway workers seal 20.7 miles of Rt 374 in Hocking County in advance of July bids for resurfacing. Ernie Price says three route sections will be blacktopped. Bids due by 10 a.m. July 16 for 8.38 miles of Rt 93 in Hocking and Vinton counties.
A Columbus youth's car hit a deer on Rockbridge Buena Vista Road at 11 45 p m Wednesday. Patrolmen reported 25 damage to the car driven by Charles D Davis 17. The deer fled into the woods.
Former chairman of the Economic Advisers under Truman, Leon H. Keyserling will address the closing banquet of Ohio University’s 12th annual Workshop on Economic Education on July 2. He will discuss Top Economic Policy Issues as teachers from Ohio and beyond gather for the three week event sponsored by the Ohio Council on Economic Education and Ohio University.
Admissions include Clara Bellis 119 W Hunt er St Logan and Fred G Davis Logan Rt 1. Dismissals include Wilma Harvey Logan Rt 1 Harold Febes Rockbridge Rt 1 and Mrs Kenneth Simpson and daughter Shawnee. Emergency cases include David Lee Stump Logan Genie Pallice Columbus Harvey J Ray 296 W Front St Logan Deborah Thompson Union Furnace Ronnie L Guess Logan Rt 2 Edith Nixon New Straitsville Rt 1 David Hotelling Columbus Leanne Fisk 107 Culver St Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis announce a daughter in New Straitsville. Kathryn Hickman and Ruth Knight nurture births in Nelsonville and Chauncey. Others named include William Humphrey, James Cremeans, Paulette Marcum, Vivi an McQuaid, Joe E. Wallace, Elmer Evans, Eugene James, Clarence Loper, Ruth Lewis, Rita McKee, Ruth Paulk, Robert Bunting, Edna Smith, Freda Rupe and more, spanning Nelsonville, New Straitsville, Crooksville, Haydenville, Chauncey, Buchtel, Corning, Murray City and beyond.
Greg Trocchia will begin work as music instructor for Liberty Union Thurston schools in Fairfield County on July 1. A 1969 Ohio University graduate, he has held multiple music roles and earned memberships in Music Educators National Conference and Phi Mu Alpha.
Hocking County two week sales tax receipts rose to 8874.41 from 7852.10 for the same span last year, with fiscal year totals down 14493.26 from 219574.26 to 205081. Neighboring counties also posted higher two week figures in 1963, led by Fairfield and Ross. Motor vehicle and use tax collections increased as well.
Rainbow Council for Retarded Children met Wednesday night at the Martin Sharrett residence to discuss plans for the coming school year. Registering children with the Rainbow School should contact the Hocking County child welfare board at the Courthouse or call EV 5 4168. President James Gastin presided.
Shirley Slagle, a two year old member of the Slagle triplets, plunged to her death Thursday in a well at the family home near Waverly Ohio.
Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times told Ohio University attendees that world Communism will split into two rivalisms, Russian and Chinese, a rift not easing global tensions. He forecast a July 5 meeting between Moscow and Beijing that will underscore widening differences and possible territorial grievances.
Eight-year-old Mike Kincaid of Ewington Rt. 1 was bitten on the leg by a skunk suspected of rabies. The skunk was later found and tested positive at the Nelsonville health lab. Mike received anti rabies vaccine. officials warn children not to handle wild animals and alert neighbors to watch for unusually acting animals.
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