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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

8

Farmers and Merchants Bank to occupy Rempel site on Main Street

The Farmers and Merchants Bank announced the purchase of the former Rempel National Bank building at Main and Market Streets. The bank plans to move within 90 days, with asset liquidation led by receiver Albert D. Reese to speed transfer. Directors will discuss repairs, with an architect to review plans. site has housed banks for 40 years.

Rempel National Bank Farmers and Merchants Bank Rempel National Albert D. Reese Rolland Bright Old Bank Main and Market Sts Culver’s People’s Bank Rempel Bank

Military Graduate Fred Rochester Heads Castle Heights Commencement

Fred Rochester son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rochester of N Market street graduated this week from Castle Heights Military School in Lebanon Tennessee Attending the commencement exercises was Heck Hansel of Logan who returned with Mr Rochester and Irvin Krieg to Logan Krieg is an instructor at the school

Fred Rochester Walter Rochester N. Market Sr Castle Heights Military School Lebanon

Logan Board Meeting Set for June 12

The Logan Board of Education will hold a business meeting on Friday June 12. The board is expected to hire teachers for the 1936 37 school year at that session.

Logan Board of Education

Groundhog Protection Order Issued by Ohio Conservation Council

Ohio Conservation Council issues two orders via Game Warden Ed Eberst. Groundhogs will be protected statewide from March 1 to August 1 1936 with take allowed only from Aug 1 1936 to Feb 28 1937. A one year ban on sale of specified inland fish except a listed set. Violations carry $10 to $50 fines per offense.

State Conservation Council Ed Eberst Conservation Council Ohio The Lake Erie General Code of Ohio

Kiwanis Club to Meet at Mrs. White Home

Logan Kiwanis will hold future meetings at 30 West Hunter Street the home of Mrs. Alice White. The group decided this during a Tuesday night business session and will continue to meet every Tuesday.

Logan Kiwanis Club Alice White W. Hunter St

Trade Offer At Local Store

Mrs Pete Strawn Logan of Rt 6 Ohio is offered 50 cents in trade at the store for bringing this paper next Monday or Wednesday. Free offer valid only on the immediately following publication Monday or Wednesday.

Pete Strawn Logan Rt. 6 Ohio

Water supply in city remains dangerously low

The city faces continued water shortages due to dry weather and no rainfall. Roy Loomis, Service Director, warns residents to conserve water as cistern levels decline and fire risk rises. Nearby towns share the drought, with New Lexington declaring its worst water crisis and cutting service for unpaid bills.

Roy Loomis New Lexington Daily News New Lexington

Henderson Heads Hocking County Democratic Campaign

The Hocking County Democratic Executive Committee met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms and elected Phil A. Henderson as chairman Roy Conkle as vice chairman Ralph Burgess as secretary and Barton A Holl as treasurer A three member vacancy committee Holl Verne Bowen and John Byerley was named to represent the group in efforts to secure headquarters The new committee will work with Roosevelt Davey club and the Young Democratic club and will be called into session within three weeks.

Hocking County Chamber of Commerce Phil A. Henderson Roy Conkle Ralph Burgess Barton A. Holl Holl Verne Bowen John Byerley S. S. Ruble Jack Spence Roosevelt - Davey Club Young Democratic Club

H B Welch Moves to Circleville

A farewell party at Rockbridge high school gym honored Harry B. Welch and his family as they move to Circleville this week. Welch formerly represented Hocking County in the state legislature and sought the 11th district congressional seat in the May primary, losing to Garrett Claypool of Chillicothe.

Harry B. Welch Circleville Rockbridge High School Welch Hocking County Garrett Claypool Chillicothe

Mayor and Bride in Eastern U S Honours Honeymoon

Postcard received by Police reports Boston Police Chief Lew Reynolds noting Logan Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald and his bride on a honeymoon trip through the Eastern United States. Fitzgerald said he planned to return to Logan this week and that he and Mrs Fitzgerald would start for Montreal on May 31 from Malone New York.

Lew Reynolds Boston Logan Kenneth Fitzgerald United States Fitzgerald Roy Loomis Malone, N. Y Montreal

Improvements at S. and S. Park

Strawn's park in West Logan receives a kiddies slide and sand box under WPA plans. A basketball court will be installed next week for Logan High's team to practice under Coach Schroeder this summer. A second paddle tennis court is planned as volleyball courts remain ready and a league forms. Kenneth Sheets supervises the park with Carl Dupler as county program supervisor.

Strawn's Park West Logan WPA Logan High School Schroeder Kenneth Sheets Carl Dupler

Postmaster Nominee Named for West Jefferson

The Senate received from President Roosevelt the nomination of James Spencer Hockenberry as post master at West Jefferson Ohio on June 3 AP reports.

Washington Senate Roosevelt James Spencer Hockenberry West Jefferson, O

Mrs Blackston III Confined By Infected Throat

Mrs Charles Blackston of 668 East Hunter Street is bedridden due to an infected throat illness.

Mrs. Blackston III Charles Blackston Hunter

Jolly Workers 4 H Club Elects Officers in May Meeting

The second meeting of the Jolly Workers 4-H club was held May 29 in the St. Bloomingville school building. Under director James Smoot, with Mrs Eunice Book as new club leader, officers elected include Wilda Canden president Mary Bushong vice president Marcella Book secretary treasurer Zelma Hart recreation leader and Catherine Melcher news reporter.

Jolly Workers St. Bloomingville James Smoot Eunice Book Wilda Canden Mary Bushong Marcella Book Zelma Hart Catherine Melcher

Floyd in Quartet Secures Second Tenor at Ohio U

Charles Floyd son of Mr and Mrs John Floyd No Walnut Sr has been named second tenor in Ohio University's 1936 37 quartet. A Logan high school graduate he participated in school music activities and has sung in local church choirs.

Charles Floyd John Floyd Walnut Sr Ohio University Floyd Logan High School

Drunken Driver Arrested in Straitsville Incident

Kenneth Lines of 1660 Parsons Ave Columbus was arrested for drunken driving by Sheriff Joe Farbearn and Deputy Nellis Smith while driving a truck on Straitsville. Two passengers Charley Spencer and John Wilson, both of Columbus, were arrested for intoxication. All three await arraignment today.

Kenneth Lines Parsons Ave Columbus Joe Farbearn Nellis Smith Lines Straitsville Charley Spencer John Wilson

Marriage License for Ratcliffe and Huffman in Logan

William Wesley Ratcliffe 61 general mechanic Logan Route 4 and Catherine Helen Huffman 48 house keeper Logan Route 4 obtain a marriage license. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Harden are in Columbus today on business.

Wiliam Wesley Ratcliffe Logan Catherine Helen Huffman Lawrence Harden Columbus

What Have You to Sell A Le gon Belly Howe ad

An odd classified note hints at a sale or promotion titled What Have You to Sell featuring Le gon Belly Howe. The fragment hints at a humorous or experimental ad style with a possible focus on selling or showcasing items or skills.

Married at courthouse in Shawnee Hanna and Deavers wed

Miss Estella Susan Deavers of Shawnee and Frederick Franklin Hanna of near Rockbridge were married this morning at the courthouse by Magistrate Samuel Whitehart. Mrs Will Sater is seriously ill at home in Columbus. Her brother Frank Burberry and Mrs George Burberry of Logan visited yesterday.

Estella Susan Deavers Shawnee Frederick Franklin Hanna Near Rockbridge Court House Samuel Whitehart

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