The Logan Daily News from Logan, Ohio • Page 8

THE LOGAN DAILY NEWS Page 8 Monday, Februory 27,1967 National Eagle Official To Visit Logan Aerie Hospital Notes J. Philip Bigley of Viroqua, financial advisor and past grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will, visit the Logan Aerie 2168 at 8 p.m. Thursday as part of his national tour, according to Wayne Grove, worthy president of the Logan Aerie. Logan was selected as one of stops because of the outstanding participation in various projects, including contributions to cancer and heart fund projects and its membership growth. Bigley was grand worthy president in 1959-60, was former president of the Wisconsin Aerie, and founder and worthy president of his home aerie at Viroqua.

He has served as chairman of the board of grand trustees and national chairman of Home on the Range committee, and sparked a successful fund-raising campaign for Eagles hall at Sentinel Butte, N.D. He was appointed national campaign chairman for the fund-raising program for High Sky Girls Ranch in Midland, Texas. Proceeds will be used by the Eagles to build a second dormitory at the ranch. Bigley represented the Eagles BUILDS CHARACTER glad to join in celebrating National 4-11 Club Week. We proudly salute and the local leaders who give freely of their time and talents.

H0CKIN6 POULTRY TRESH PRFfStP POULTRY jsjISSS gllrjsiH CkUAt J-K LH tki VtJOiq W. J. PHILIP BIGLEY on a tour of South American countries with international seminars when 30 leading American organizations visited Argentina, Brazil, Columbia, Peru, Chile, Uruguay and Venezuela. A veteran of World War II, he was national president of the 32nd Division Veterans Association. A banker for 25 years, he is president of the Viroqua Telephone a director of the YVisconsin Telephone Association.

School Menus HOCKING VALLEY COMMUNITY Birth Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, Lancaster, an eight-pound, 10- ounce girl at 2:20 a.m. Friday. Admission Mrs.

Lawrence Phillips, 665 Motherwell Ave. Dismissals Mrs. Robert Sowers and son, 354 W. Front Mrs. Pansy M.

Wylie, Gibisonville; Mrs. Richard Strawn, 477 E. Second Kenneth Vaughan, 684 Front Mrs. Wayne Wolfe, Logan Rt. Vernon L.

Buckles, Logan Rt. Mrs. James E. Donaldson, Logan Rt. Herman Brown, South Bloomingville; Mrs.

Orla Fickel, Logan Rt. Herman Steele, Haydenville. Rockbridge Tuesday Buttered potatoes, pimiento and cheese sandwich, plums, milk. Wednesday Barbecue sandwich. buttered corn, pineapple, milk.

Thursday Chicken and dressing, gravy, sweet potatoes, applesauce, bread and butter, milk. Friday Raisins, macaroni and cheese, grapefruit sections, peanut butter sandwich, milk. Middletown Sells Bonds To Finance Armco Expansion The city of Middletown, Ohio, has sold worth of tax-exempt bonds to help finance a $350-million expansion program for the Armco Steel Corp. This was the largest bond issue exempt from federal income taxes that has been sold to finance municipally-owned facilities for private industry. The bonds, priced to give investors yields up to 4.5 per cent, were reported completely sold out.

MOUNT ST. MARY Births Mr. and Mrs. John Knott, Trimble, son; Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Leffler, Logan Rt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forest, Nelsonville, son; Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Kaido, Corning Rt. 2, son. Admissions Sylvester Stires, Glouster Rt. Harley Blower, Trimble; Lula Altman, Nelsonville Rt. Letha Smith, Nelsonville Rt.

Bessie Pettit, Trimble; Connie Meek, Nelsonville Rt. Betty Farley, Logan; Myrie Koker, Athens; Isabelle Sharp, Nelsonville; Hazel Newman, Buchtel; Lioetta Benton, Nelsonville Rt. Kathleen Pack, Nelsonville; Donna Knox, Athens; Francis Johnson, Nelsonville; Dr. Frank Semans, Athens Rt. Melvin J.

Spencer, New Straits ville; Ross Nanna, Nelsonville Rt. 2. Dismissals Mrs. David Roberts and daughter, Athens; Mrs. Albert Shannon and son, Logan; Mrs.

Roger A. Ashley and son, McArthur; Mrs. Charles Miller and daughter, New Lexington; Dolly Skivers, Nelsonville Rt. Michael Brooks, Albany; Walter McDivitt, Glouster; Teresa Pidcock, Nelsonville Rt. Geraldine Barber, New Marshfield; Mary Dew, Corning; Dealiah Burley, Zaleski; Lena Schoonover, Chauncey; Catherine Conley, Nelsonville Rt.

Julia 01- bers, Glouster; Connie Starr, Rockbridge Rt. Beulah Savage, Nelsonville; Jennie Woodard, Creola Rt. Alice Russell, Athens Rt. Roy Cartwright, New Plymouth Rt. William McColley, Millfield; Lucille Sayre, Athens Rt.

Judy Knight, The Plains. Stilwell Fines Three Motorists Three motorists were fined in Hocking County Court Saturday and five others forfeited bond. Fined by Judge James Stilwell were: David E. McCoUister, 23, Haydenville, speeding on Rt. 33 Feb.

22, $10 and costs. Alpheus Sanders, 72, Laurelville Rt. 2, driving left of center on Barringer Ridge Rd. Feb. 14, $5 and costs.

Sadie M. Blanton, 50, Creola Rt. 1, excessive speed on Sand Run Rd. Feb. 23, $5 and costs.

Forfeiting bond were: Kenneth L. Malone, 24, St. Marys, W. failure to register on Rt. 33 Feb.

22, $25 bond. Roy Ice, 39, Jacksonburg, W. failure to register on Rt. 33 Feb. 22, $25 bond.

Charles W. Schooley, 52, Pleasantville, speeding on Rt. 33 Feb. 18, $20 bond. Skipper Rhoads, 19, of 63 N.

High speeding on Rt. 33 Feb. 17, $20 bond. Enos W. Dotson, 30, Belpre, speeding on Rt.

33 Feb. 9, $20 bond. Letter To The Editor Editor, Daily News: Thanks for sending the Logan Daily News to me at Hocking Valley Community Hospital and also here at University Hospital. I enjoy it very much. EDNA ANTHONY ogam LOG-AH, OH to The Professionals Take Over WEDNESDAY! Guts, Ingenuity, Flamming Arrows, Dynamite And Hot Lead BURT LANCASTER LEE MAMIN ROBERT RYAN MBALANCE RALPH BELLAMY with CmiMACAftDIHALEl V-TneH PROFESSIONALS City Police Cite 2 For Speeding Two motorists were cited by city police for speeding on E.

Front St. Sunday. Both are to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead Thursday. Cited were Marvin L. McMillin, 30, of 307Friesner at 7:30 p.m., and Frederick H.

Marx, 24, Lancaster, at 11:05 p.m. 9 LHS Pupils Enter DECA Competition Nine students representing Logan High distributive education class will compete for honors in the district DECA contest Tuesday at Lancaster. Winners in this contest will go to Columbus to compete for state honors, according to William Brown, LHS teacher-coordinator. Representing Logan, and the areas in which they will compete are: Mike Blair, advertising; Nancy Inboden, business vocabulary; Kent Rice, display; Debbie Bachus, job interview (girl); Greg Gano, job interview (boy); Steve Boals, mathematics; Bob Richards, public speaking; Denny Barlow, sales demonstration, and Paula Daubenmire, DECA sweetheart. Firemen Answer 3 Minor Alarms Logan firemen were called at 11:05 a.m.

Sunday to Rt. 278, just off Rt. 595, to put out a gas fire ignited by an oil well heating tank. At 2:09 p.m. Sunday, firemen were called to Rt.

93, three miles north of Logan, where a fire had been reported. According to the report, the Bremen fire department had given permission for a sludge pit to be burned. At 3:40 p.m. Friday, firemen were called to put out a minor fire at the county highway garage, where gasoline had ignited in a floor drain. LPN Assn.

Slates Meet At Athens The regular meeting of Division 14, Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Ohio, will be held at Kimes Convalescent Center, Athens, at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Miss Maybelle Bartlett, executive director of the Athens County Cancer Society, will present a film, Management of the Patient with Dr. Phillip Kinnard of Athens will be the speaker. The film was made at Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases, New York, N.Y., with staff and patients participating.

It shows in detail the nursing procedures used when patients experience laryngectomy, tracheotomy, colostomy or cystectomy. Mrs. Edith S. Wolf, director of nursing education at the hospital, was consultant for the film. She was assisted by Miss Helen Meekin of the visiting nurse service of New York.

Professional nurses, licensed practical nurses, public health nurses and staff members of nursing homes are urged to attend. Congratulations 4-H through Best Wishes For Your 1967 Enrollment Fox East Market 298 East Main Street Phone 385-2149 We Deliver 17 Get Immunizations Logan-Hocking County health nurses gave 17 immunizations Saturday in the health department office, including eight triples, one double, one typhoid shot and seven oral polio vaccines. USE THE WANT ADS With pride, we salute our local 4-H Club members, for their efforts and achievements. Through their Head Heart Hands Health program, they are learning better ways of farming and homemaking, better ways of working together, better citizenship for a brighter tomorrow. Valuable 4-H training for our youngsters means much to our community today and will mean still more tomorrow, for experience shows that the worthwhile work, the aims and ideals of 4-H, do much to foster the priceless qualities of leadership.

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