Byrnes Resigns Red Cross Blood Program Post
The Hocking County Red Cross chapter accepted the resignation of blood program chairman Mrs. Grant Byrnes with regret. Dr. Owen F. Yaw named new blood program chairman. Harold Bryan to chair publicity for Community Chest drive. Wayne Whitcraft joins board. Frank Mantor moved to Indiana. Swimming lessons progress. Mrs. Walter Mathias re employed as executive secretary. Budget for 1963 1964 discussed for Community Chest finance committee. Other attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Byrnes
Hocking County
American Red Cross
John Hildabolt
Owen F. Yaw
New Blood Program
Harold Bryan
Red Cross
Wayne Whitcraft
Frank Mantor
Indiana
Francis Myers
Walter Mathias
Community Chest Committee of Finance and Admissions
Edward Menders
Columbus
Arthur Prey
Herschel Bensonhaver
Velva Brashares
Cleon Tucker
Eleanore Horwell
R. B. Perkins
Alex Mowery
Vinton Scout Camp Opens in Vinton County
The Chief Logan camp of the Boy Scouts of America prepared for its first camping session on July 8 with an open house. It sits at the tripoint of Vinton Ross and Jackson counties near the B and O railroad West Junction road from Ray. The wooded site features a large lake, a main lodge, trading post, health and staff lodge, ranger’s cabin, life guard tower, boat racks and multiple troop campsites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Logan
Boy Scouts of America
Vinton County
Vinton
Ross
Jackson
B&o
Ray
Boy Scout
Children Treated After Accidents At Hocking Valley Hospital
Two children were treated in the Hocking Valley Hospital emergency room yesterday. Donna Smeltzer, 2, of Bremen Route 1, sustained minor abrasions and lacerations when struck by her father's car in the early afternoon. Randy Herron, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Merritt Herron of Logan, received treatment for contusions on his left foot after a bicycle mishap at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
Donna Smeltzer
Bremen Rt. 1
Randy Herron
Merritt Herron
Logan
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admission entries include Ronald Tivner in Corning and several patients in Wellston Glouster Logan Murray City Athens Nelsonville and Crooksville. Ronald Tivner transferred to Children's Hospital Columbus for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Tivner
Corning
Shelley Stevens
Wellston
Dorothy Hambel
Glouster
Randy Tootle
New Straitsville
Margie Allberry
Logan
Edith Dowell
John L. Williams
Della Ayers
Murray City
George McLaughlin
Garnet Kittle
Athens
Chester Ashley
Robert Lehoe
Buchtel
Edward Coffey
Zaleski
Chester Arnett
Hamden
Beatrice Jones
Nelsonville
Linda Diltz
Harold Stoneburner
Crooksville
Maria Robinson
Catherine Breeze
Neal Kyle
David Darnell
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Local Surgical Notes From Hocking Valley Area
Readable fragment lists names and places tied to surgery and medical care in Hocking Valley including Elvey Creola Randy Johnson Lyda Hunter McArthur Gore and Ann Nixon Mrs Ray Graves and daughter McArthur Rt 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvey Fri
Creola
Randy Johnson
Carpenter
Lyda Hunter
McArthur
Ann Nixon
Gore
Ray Graves
McArthur Rt. 2
Four Boys Involved In Main St Fight
Four youths from Logan area including three juveniles and a 19 year old were involved in a fight on E Main St in the late Thursday afternoon. Police said several blows were struck and all were questioned then released. The case was referred to Juvenile Officer George Johnson for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. Main St
George Johnson
Sheriff's Deputy Probes Route 664 Crash
Deputy Clarence Nihizer investigated a two-vehicle crash four miles north of Logan on Route 664 at 3 50 p m. A northbound car driven by Richard A Bryan 21 of Junction City struck a southbound truck driven by Arnold A Ruebche 38 of Columbus on a narrow hill crest. The car sustained moderate damage and the truck minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nihizer
Logan
Richard A. Bryan
Junction City
Arnold A. Ruebche
Columbus
Nihizer
Freeman fined for unlicensed driver incident
Jacob J. Fisher, 62, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Delmar Freeman for permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle. He was cited by city police for the offense that occurred last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J. Fisher
Delmar Freeman
Funeral set for Bertha Mae Miller in Columbus church
Mrs. Bertha Mae Miller 74 of 3045 S High St Columbus dies at Mercy Hospital. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at St Matthew Lutheran Church with Rev Walter Lindemuth officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Survivors include husband David two daughters two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Friends may visit Leonard Funeral Home weekend and at the church before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Miller
Bertha Mae Miller
S. High St
Columbus
Logan
Mercy
Zion Lutheran Church of
Obetz Rd
David
Floyd Goodlive
Terrill Perdue
Denman Goss
Huston
Tex
Clyde Goss
Edna Olympic
Inkster
Mich
Marie Golden
Houston
Leonard Funeral Home
Funeral services for Harley E Notestine
Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Heinlein Funeral Home for Harley E Notestine 72 who died Monday at his West Logan home. Rev Bruce Seymour officiated with Carl Spence providing organ music. Pallbearers included Claude Brandon Vernon Hober Gilbert Parry Thomas Parry Tim Robinette and Jacob Robb. Interment followed at Smith Chapel Cemetery in Green Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley E. Notestine
West Logan
Heinlein
Bruce Seymour
Carl Spence
Claude Brandon
Vernon Hober
Gilbert Parry
Thomas Parry
Tim Robinette
Jacob Robb
Final rites for Lewis M. Graham held at Heinlein Funeral Home
Lewis M. Graham 56 died Monday morning at his N Spring Street home. Funeral services were Thursday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Hugh Robinson with Mabel Prather at the organ. Pallbearers included William Cox, Roger Humphrey, Charles Davie, Dr. Carlos Gaffin, Rudolph Hankison and Clarence L. Grandy. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Graham
N. Spring St
Heinlein
Hugh Robinson
William Cox
Roger Humphrey
Charles Davie
Carlos Gaffin
Rudolph Hankison
Clarence L. Grandy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan
Funeral services for Henry C. Trimmer 68 former Logan resident
Funeral services were held today for Henry C. Trimmer 68 of Columbus died Tuesday at University Hospital. He was a World War I veteran and former purchasing agent for Greenfield Mills in Columbus. Survivors include his wife Ina sons Jack Donald James and Robert five sisters and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Trimmer
Logan
University Hospital
Columbus
Trimmer
Thomas C. Trimmer
Mt. Pleasant
Guy
Carl
Abe
Martha
Roberta
Greenfield Mills
Ralph Rickly Lodge F&am
Kiwanis Club
Ina
Jack
Donald
James
Robert Trimmer
Irene Conn
Charity Roberts
Faith Adams
Lucille Luckhaput
Viola Marti
St. Louis
Sheriff in Midnight Blood Run Between Regions
Sheriff Paul Hartman participated in an emergency blood run from Columbus Regional Blood Center to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. He transported blood through Hocking County from the Fairfield County line to the Athens County line around midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hartman
Columbus Regional
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Hocking County
Fairfield County
Firemen Respond to Minor Alarm at Blosser Residence
City firemen were summoned to 285 Gallagher Ave at 11:33 a.m. for a smoke scare caused by a probable short in a television set. Fire Chief Robert Courter said the incident was minor with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Blosser
Gallagher Ave
Robert Courter
Financier Indicted for $1.95 Million Embezzlement
A federal grand jury indicted Edward M. Gilbert on 15 counts accusing him of misappropriating $1,953,000 while president of the E. L. Bruce Co. He fled to Brazil after resigning on June 12 and admits taking the funds without authorization. The case stems from SEC investigations and carries up to 74 years in prison and $82,000 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward M. Gilbert
E.L. Bruce Co
Gilbert
Brazil
United States
Asst
U.S. Atty
Peter M. Morrison
U.S. Dist
Thomas F. Murphy
Robert M. Morgenthau
Securities and Exchange Commission
Bruce Firm
Rio de Janeiro
Southeast Ohio dairy growers meet in Gal lipolis to discuss coop issues
More than 30 dairy men from six counties attended a Gal lipolis meeting to explore ways to improve dairy farmers' economic position. The discussion ran nearly two hours and grew heated at times with H E Keeney and J A Mollett urging stronger cooperative action and price regulation as a priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio
H. E. Keeney
Near Vinton
J. A. Mollett
Lower Salem
Washington County
Flare celebration lights Buckeye Lake shore July 4
Buckeye Lake will host a July 4 flare display sponsored by the Millersport Athletic Boosters Assn First Community Church of Buckeye Lake and the Harbor Hills Garden Club. Flares light at 9 p.m. placed 10 to 15 feet apart across islands and adjacent land. In Jackson, an 18 year old faces drag racing charges after a fatal accident last week that killed Richard Tug Landrum and injured Doyle Smales. Paul Meredith Crabtree of Oak Hill is charged in county court. Jackie Lee Canter and Smales reportedly admitted racing prior to the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Buckeye Lake
Millersport Athletic Boosters Assn
First Community Church of
Harbor Hills Garden Club
Leith’s
Castle
Journal
Orchard
Round
Circle Islands
Jackson
Jackson Highway Patrol
Paul Jenkins
Paul Meredith Crabtree
Oak Hill
Richard “Tug” Landrum
Doyle Smales
Crabtree
Jackie Lee Canter
Camp applications due for junior session at Tar Hollow
Reminder to 4-11 members to submit junior camp applications by July 6 at the extension office. Openings remain for the Tar Hollow camp set July 13 to 17. Also listed are a new military address for Pvt John N Funk at Ft Benning and updates on local residents' medical conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Funk
40Th Co
S.T.A. Bn
T.S.B. Mech. No
Ft. Benning
Joe Funk
Logan Rt. 3
Ft. Hood
Tex
Pvt. Funk
Serena Brown
Harrison County Driver Is Cited For Improper Passing
A Bowerston driver was cited by the state highway patrol for improper passing after a car struck a truck 3.4 miles south of Logan on Route 33. Lawrence H. Barr, 48, of Columbus, collided with Jack R. Vorhis’s truck as it turned left. Moderate damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowerston
Harrison County
State Highway Patrol
Logan
Rt. 33
Lawrence H. Barr
Jack R. Vanvorhis
Columbus
Borr
Auto Traffic Toll Climbs During May
May traffic deaths rose 1 percent to 3160 as travel volume also grew 1 percent. For January–May 1962 total deaths reached 14520, up 5 percent from 13830, with the death rate 4.8 per 100 million miles, unchanged from May 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Florida Doctor Chosen to Lead AMA Chief
In Chicago the AMA named Dr. Edward R. Annis of Florida as president elect, chairing 200000 doctors starting next June. He succeeds Dr. George M. Fister of Utah as delegates rejected a Medicare boycott and urged support for Kerr Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Edward R. Annis
AMA
Kennedy
House of Delegates
Florida
George M. Fister
Utah
New Jersey
Louisiana
Circleville
Ohio
King-Anderson
Kerr-Mills
Fister
County Courts Issue Marriage License
Charles Raymond Smith 33 of Athens Rt. 2 foreman at J. W. Watson Co. and Irma Elaine Shipman 18 of Logan at home receive a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raymond Smith
Athens Rt
Foreman
J. W. Watson Co
Irma Elaine Shipman
Logan
Twenty Two Model A Fords Arrive in San Francisco Coast-To-Coast
Twenty two Model A Fords arrived in San Francisco after a 10 day trip from New York. Twenty five cars started and three absent cars whereabouts were not reported. The vintage autos built 1928 to 1931 are owned by members of the Model A Ford Club of America with a convention running through Sunday featuring cranking contests gas consumption tests and potato spearing from a moving vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Ford Club of America
WHO warns 1.5 billion at risk from TB carriers
Geneva based World Health Organization reports at least 1.5 billion people may carry tuberculosis bacteria, raising concerns over transmission and global health interventions. Experts urge expanded screening, vaccination, and treatment campaigns to curb potential outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
World Health Organization
Floods in Assam Kill Over 100 People
Floodwaters in Assam State have swept more than 100 people to death as the Brahmaputra River overflowed flooding Tezpur Valley. Officials warn the figure may rise. Local authorities mobilize rescue teams and relief supplies amid widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Assam
Tezpur
Brahmaputra
Perry County Eligible for ARA Aid After Congressional Push
A telegram from Congressman Tom V. Moorehead says Perry County will become eligible for National Area Redevelopment Program assistance. The effort followed a year of work by local leaders including Rhoderic Mills who chartered a plane to Washington to press for reassignment from Newark to the Zanesville district for better access to federal aid and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry County
Tom V. Moorehead
Rhoderic Mills
Washington
William A. Batt
The
Area Redevelopment Agency
Newark
Zanesville
Tuberculosis Carriers: Half the World Affected By Bacterial Spread
Report notes that about half of the global population are carriers of tuberculosis bacteria. Health experts warn latent infections may become active, stressing need for testing treatment and vaccination programs worldwide.
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Byrnes
Vinton Scout Camp
Benjamin Moore
Rempel Lumber
Jim and
Gene
Enterprise, Ohio
Scott
Ivel Tros ‘McCrea
Kirk Douglas
Gena Rowlands
Walter Matthau
Michael Kane
Aerie
Chubby
Dion Vick
Spencer
Marcell
Clay Cole
Mount ST. Mary
Hocking Valley
Freeman
Smith Chapel Cemetery
Green Two
Mabel Prather
SEO News
Donald Brandon
Spring St
Doctors Hospital
Bob Brown
James M. Brown
W. Hunter St
Tonda Faye Holdren
Tampa General Hospital
Tampa
Fla
Ralph Holdren
Charles Holdren Sr
Albert Ingmire
Union Furnace
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbia Pictures
Hammer Film
Kolor Kartoons
John Wayne
Aimee
M-G-M
Larry Parks
Elizabeth Taylor
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Vaan
Vee Eeee
Sears
Sem Belville
Mgr
Bill Helbert
Jack Antle
Ralph Sheets
Andy Ellsworth
Bob Walker
Brandt’s Restaurant
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