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THE LOGAN DAILY NEWS Pnqc 8 Saturday, June Hocking Accidents Show Increase In 1st Quarter Of '64 Motor vehicle accidents, injuries and property damage in Hocking County showed a drastic upswing for the first three months of 1964 as compared to totals for the corresponding 1963 period, according to figures of the Ohio Department of Highway Safety. There were 79 accidents during the first three months, as compared to 59 the previous year. The 54 injuries suffered were 21 more than in 1963, and property damage increased from $27,840 to $47,870. There was one Hocking County fatality the first cpiarter of 1964. none in the first IK) days of 1963 The state also showed increases.

with first-quarter accidents up from 41,740 to 44.081, deaths caused by accidents up from 349 to 377, injuries up from 20,749 to 24.189 and property damage totaling $17,897,780 in 1964 compared to $15,992,910 in 1963. Area counties had the following totals: Athens County 169 accidents, one death, 102 injuries, $80,610 in property increases over the 1963 period. Fairfield County 254 accidents, two deaths, 169 injuries, $93,500 in property damages Woman, Daughter Face Assault, Battery Charges Sarah Lanning, 48, Nelsonville, and her daughter Annabell Sharb, 26, Hayden ville, were released on $500 bond each after their arrest by city police on charges of assault and battery filed by Cleo Scott, 651 Miller Place. Police were called at 10.25 p.m. Friday.

Cleo Scott was taken by police first to llocking Valley Hospital and then to Mount St. Mary Hospital, where she was treated for eye injuries in the emergency room and released. The cases will be heard by Mayor Jack Moorehead at a later date. all increases except totalities, v. hich were equal.

Perry County 97 accidents, three deaths, 75 injuries, $40,550 in property damage all increases except property damage. which was down $30. Pickaway ounty 160 accidents, no deaths, 75 injuries, $61,450 in property damage all increases except deaths. Vinton County 33 accidents, one death, 27 injuries, $17,580 in property damage all figures up except deaths. Young Dems Set Election For July 10 Mrs.

Betty Berry was elected temporary chairman of the Hocking County Young Democratic Club by 34 members at last night's meeting in the James Building. tion of officers was postponed until the next regular meeting. A constitution was adopted, thereby affiliating the club with the Ohio League of Young Democratic Clubs. Dues of one dollar a year will stay entirely within the local club. Plans for having speakers and entertainment at future monthly meetings were discussed.

Nominations and election of officers will take place at a special meeting in the Courthouse auditorium at 8 p.m. July 10. The purpose of the club is to provide a common forum for young persons to pursue their interests in Democratic principles and Democratic politics by actively working in and becoming part of the Democratic Party. Richard Donahey former president of the Ohio League of Young Democratic Clubs, conducted last meeting. Police Nab Youth For Shoplifting Jerry L.

Pittman, 21, New Plymouth Rt. 1, was fined $25 and costs and given a three- day suspended jail sentence by Mayor Jack Moorehead Friday for shoplifting at the Logan Cussins Fearn store. Pittman was arrested by city police for taking a can of amber auto paint at 8:15 p.m. Friday. Police Cite Driver Alma J.

Brown, 18, Logan Rt. 3, was cited by city police at 3:35 a.m. today for driving on W. Front St. without a license.

She will appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7:30 p.m. Monday. First Ripe Tomato Is Reported Here The first ripe tomato of the season was reported this morning by (ieorge Fstep of West Logan. The fruit measured about two inches in diameter. Fstep said he has numerous other tomatoes nearly ready for picking and plans to be using tomatoes from his own garden next week.

Laurclville Rt. 2 Boy Bitten By Stray Dog Tim Baden, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baden, Laurclville Rt. 2, was bitten on the lower lip by a stray dog at the Baden home near Hollow Wednesday.

The child as given a tetanus shot at Hocking Valley Hospital and released. James Leonard. Hocking County dog warden. captured the animal and is keeping it under observation for two weeks. Sweeping beauty! in a radial bay of ANDERSEN CASEMENTS Capture extra view and ventilation in your new home, with the simple, effective design of a radial bay using popular Andersen Casement Window Units.

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Front St. Logon, Ohio Phone EV 5-2514 Hospital Notes HOCKING VALLEY Admissions Charles T. Huffman. 585 N. Market Mrs Mary Edwards, 487 E.

Front Mrs. Ronald Morgan, Gore Rt. Elmer Allman, McArthur. Dismissal John Burges New Straitsville Rt. 1.

MARY Admissions William Dean, Nelsonvillc; Frank Palmer. Nelsonvillc Rt. Mrs. Louise a a Chauncey; Miss Mary Ogg, Athens Rt. Robert Hutton, Logan; Mrs.

Edith Campbell, Haydenville; Edward Lee Ross, Malta; Mrs. Cora Morrison, Glouster. Dismissals Mrs. John Spicer and daughter, New Straitsville; Mrs. Alma Cunningham, Nelsonvillc Rt Mrs.

Wanda Lasure, The Plains; Mrs. Blanche Hill, Athens; Mrs. Charlene Milhoan. Glouster; William Dean. sonville; Thomas Largent, New Plymouth Rt.

Mrs. Lorraine Carter, Grove City Rt Mrs. Florence Adams, Logan; Mrs. Alice Smith, Nelsonvillc. Deaths, Funerals MRS.

WILSON in BEK Mrs. Wilson Huber, 69, Laurelville Rt. 2, died at 12:05 a.m. Friday in Berger Hospital, Circleville. Funeral services and burial will be in Parkersburg, W.

Ya. Local arrangements are being made by Mader Funeral Home, Circleville. KARL R. HARTMANN Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday in St.

Matthew Lutheran Church for Karl It. Hartmann, 78, of 641 E. Front who died Tuesday. The Rev. Willard ().

Dretke officiated. Music was by s. lai ley Meyer. Pallbearers were James Cornstock, Joseph Hartman, Lester Risch, Joshua Matheny, Harley Meyer and Robert Schmitter. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery by the Leonard Funeral Home.

TB Hospital Staff Cut For 'Economy' Five employes have been dropped from the of the Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital reasons of Assistant Director Roy C. Perkins said the jobs of Walter McDonnald, stationary engineer; Thelma Pickett, domestic worker; William Morman, stores clerk; William Conner, custodial worker, and Emmett Syx, painter, were terminated as of June 15. Tours Slated Sunday At Berger Hospital Guided tours of the new maternity wing at Berger Hospital. Circleville, will be given during an open house observance from 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday.

Considered an important community improvement, the new wing contains the latest features in obstetrics. Red Cross Gray Ladies and Volunteens, Hospital i 1 cl members and hospital personnel will conduct tours anti direct activities. Deep Fried SHRIMP With Hot Sauce 21 in basket 1.00 STONE'S 47 WEST MAIN STREET GETS ASSIGNMENT Ptl. Robert Krause, 137 Fountain has been assigned to the Mansfield state patrol A Friday graduate of the state patrol academy, Ptl. Krause is a 1 959 Logan High School graduate.

He attended Ohio University and served in the U.S. Army paratroops. He was formerly patrol dispatcher at Marion and Delaware. Nelsonville News Nelsonville Chief Urges Better Pedestrian Safety With three auto-pedestrian accidents on record in less than two weeks one being fatal to an elderly man Nelsonville Police Chief Max alkinhurg has expressed concern about pedestrian carelessness. Chief Valkinburg said there have been numerous reports of near auto-pedestrian accidents involving small children, luckily motorists have been able to stop in time.

Valkinburg urges all citizens to use extra care when crossing city streets, especially parents and those responsible for the care of small children, lie asks that children be told the dangers of playing in and crossing streets, lie also asks that youngsters I taught the correct safety rules for crossing streets. The chief also asks that motorists heed traffic rules and not exceed speed regulations, and that parents or older children accompany small children while crossing the busy streets. The three recent accidents occurred on most traveled streets. next week, featuring some of the top names in the wrestling field. Two double main events will be held July 3 at 8:30 p.m.

at the athletic field. Featured in the match will be Leon Graham vs The Masked Terror, Frankie Talaber vs Kl-Toro and (ieorge Strickland vs Rig Bill Gallion in two of three falls or one-hour time limit and Rig John Calloway vs Hank Vest in a one-fall or 30-minute time limit. William former Buchtel resident and brother of Robert Sheskey, teacher a coach at Nelsonville High School, has been elected president of the Commonwealth Shoe Leather Whitman, Mass. A graduate of Buchtel-Y High School, Sheskey is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Sheskey of Buchtel. He holds a degree from Ohio University and a degree in economics from Syracuse University. The Commonwealth company manufactures Bostonian, Footsaver, Mansfield and Bostonian Junior shoes. Mr. Sheskey's brother Robert coaches football, basketball and baseball at NILS.

Nelsonville auxiliary police will sponsor wrestling matches Freddie A. Collins, 20. Columbus, was arrested on a charge of drunken driving following an accident at 2:05 a.m. today on Canal 90 feet west of Hocking St. Nelsonv die police said a ear driven by Mitchell L.

Datton 28. Greenville, was slow ing for a red light and was struck in the rear by the Collins auto. Police also cited Steven B. Woods, 23. Carbondale, for speeding on Canal St.

early today. He posted $30 bond for his appearance in court July 6. Man Is Arrested For Contributing Melvin L. Bell, 29, Ixjgan Rt. 4, is being held in county jail on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 16-year- old Ix)gan girl.

Bell and the girl were picked up on Church St. at 11:45 p.m. Thursday after a call was received from the mother. Hearings will be held at a later date in juvenile court. Police Investigating Hit-Skip Accident City police are investigating a hit-skip accident which caused minor damage to a parked car owned by Herbert Indergard, 47, Memphis, Tenn.

The accident occurred on W. Main St. at 8:15 p.m. Friday. A Logan man is being questioned as a suspect of leaving the scene of the accident.

Monuments The American Institute of Commemorative Art is the most coveted association membership in the monument business. Membership is by invitation only. There are only fifty dealer memberships in the entire United States. A dealer is selected for membership not to encourage the sale of a single trade name product but because of his ability to serve the industry and public best in his area. The performance of sound business practice, excellence of designs and the proper selection of material for the individual plot are all important to you.

Don't be fooled by trade names! The Almighty Hand did not produce all of the best stone in one place. The best for your cemetery plot requires thoughtful planning with professional counsel. Consider design, material, proper symbolism in relation to the area of your plot. You cannot buy sentiment from a catalog. You can trust Logan Monument Inc.

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Main St. Phone EV 5-2132 Logan, Ohio Crash Injuries Are Fatal To Athens Woman Mrs Lcta Gould, 51, Athens, died at 5 a in Hocking alley Hospital of Injuries suffered in a two-car crash in McArthur Wednesday. Mrs. Gould was thrown from her car in an accident at E. South and S.

Market Sts. Wednesday afternoon The Gould auto, turning onto Market St. (Rt 93), collided with a car driven by Harold Oliver Dixon, McArthur police said. No charge has been filed against Dixon, McArthur officials said today A similar accident at the same Intersection last claimed the life of Carl Reiter, McArthur, police said. Mrs.

Gould was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital with internal injuries, broken ribs, a fractured pelvis and head injuries. police said. The Athens woman is survived by two sons. Paul of Charleston, and Gary of Athens; a daughter Mrs. Carole McCune of Wellston; a brother Raymond Marquis of Wellston; her mother Mrs Mabel Marquis of Athens, and eight grandchildren Funeral services have been tentatively set at the Jagers and Son Funeral Home.

Athens, for 2 p.m. Monday, with the Rev. Norma Jones officiating Burial will he in New England Cemetery, A County. Mainly About People Logan Eagles will sponsor a dance 9-12 p.m. Saturday, with music provided by Star Valley Boys.

Members a il guests are invited. Mrs. Charles Wolfe of Straitsville Rt 1 entered Doctors Hospital, Columbus, for observation and treatment Thursday. She would appreciate hearing from friends. Mrs.

Loraine Carter returned home Friday from Mount St. Mary Hospital where she underwent surgery June 16. John Fortner son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fortner of Laurelville, is attending the Stamps Quartet School of Music at Charleston, W.

Va. AWOL Youth Nabbed A 17-year-old Lancaster youth is being held in city jail after his apprehension by city police on Elm St. at 4:05 p.m. yesterday. He is charged with being AWOL from Fort Knox, Ky.

Garage Burglarized North East Garage on Rt. 93N was burglarized last night, and approximately $10 worth of cigarets taken, according to i the Hocking department. A door was pried open 1 to gain entry. The Ecumenical Movement Is Not A Christian Movement! (Part one of three parts) By Fred Waggoner The above statement is not made without much study and examination, nor without the willingness on the part of this writer to affirm it in public debate. We have reached this conclusion after ascertaining the following facts: I.

The does not have Christian leadership, i.e. its leaders do not believe the Gospel, which is the good news that Christ died for our atonement, was buried, and arose the third day for our justification, 1 Cor. Many of tho front men of this movement have cone on record not only denying, but ridiculing the doctrines that are the only real basis for Christianity, e.g. the Virgin Birth, miracles, the resurrection, and final judgment. The and many other disciples in their day were called Christians because they were eyewitnesss (2 Pet 1:16) to the baptism, miracles, transfiguration, resurrection, etc.

that proclaimed the Deity of Jesus. And all other CHRISTIANS have become such by believing their testimony as set forth in the New Testament Scriptures. No movement led by doubtful skeptics can be called a Christian movement. And no church ly organization whose and overseers deny the very foundational truths of Christ Himself can be truthfully called The United Church of Christ. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST LOGAN, OHIO Doings On Buck Run By MRS.

EFFIE WOLTZ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nihiser and sons Michael and Freddie ed on Effie Woltz Monday evening. Freddie is suffering with a had case of ivy poisoning at present. Mrs.

Opal Masure coiled on Effie Tuesday morning Mr. and Mrs. Andy Woltz of Baltimore called later in the day. It was the first long auto ride for Andy since he left the hospital. Mrs.

Evelyn Bowers and her granddaughter Laura Ann Cook called Tuesday noon to convey us to the rest home in Sugar Grove. William Secsholtz of Sugar Grove and Mrs. Opal Mosure of Rockbridge called Friday afternoon to sec if the raspberries were ripe, then Edwin J. Woltz called in the evening to mow some grass and weeds. Mrs.

Opal Mosure dined Saturday morning with Effie Woltz. Mrs. Floyd Mosure and Effie Woltz made a flying trip to Sugar Grove Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs.

Rohert Cook of Lancaster were in this vicinity Saturday afternoon hunting ground hogs hut no luck, as a thunderstorm came up and chased them into the house for shelter. Mrs Floyd Mosure and Effie Woltz stopped to chat with Mrs. Melvin Goss Saturday. Summer has begun and it sure will he a warm summer if Sunday was an example of the same. Next will be dog days and they arc usually warm Time to bend fwo rowi of onion tops together and plant late sweet corn and beans, lettuce seed and turnip seed in between late cabbage plants and celery plants.

Scioto Conference will begin July 8th at the United Brethren campground near Junction City. County Courts SEEKS It Gleason administrator of Affairs, has filed suit against Robert B. and Dana L. Carr, Rockbridge, and Aluminum Acceptance Corp Akron. He asks $4,520 plus 41 per cent interest from April 20, 1963, for foreclosure of mortgage, to marshall liens, equitable relief and costs The plaintiff alleges that the Carrs owe money on a promissory note, that .4 of an acre, Good 1 I ojh Tup was mortgaged to secure payment of the note, and that the corporation claims to have some interest in or lien upon this property.

Logan Man Gets 50-Year KofP Pin Henry T. Leach, 359 W. Main has been awarded a 50- year pin and life membership certificate by Valley IxHige No. 169, Knights of Pythias. lie joined Logan Lodge No.

119 and had his active member- Local Churches Make Plans For Graham Crusade Seven Hocking County church groups plan to attend Hilly Graham Crusade at Jet Stadium, Columbus, July 10-19 Local churches sending delegations will he Bethany KUB Church, Baptist Church, First United Presbyterian Church, Haydenville- Webb's Chapel Me li (list Church, Logan United Brethren in Christ Church and St. Meunonite Chapel. Logan EUR Church plans prayer i Monday through Friday respectively at the following homes: Mrs. (). H.

Bryan. 534 Second Mrs. Bernard Cook, 1077 Third Mrs. Edwin Turner, 1257 Fourth St Mrs. Edison Anderson, 49 W.

Front and Mrs. William Grove, 647 Third St. A prayer service for the Graham Crusade is planned at the church for 7:30 p.m. Saturday. ship transferred to Nelsonville when the Logan lodge consolidated with Valley Lodge.

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