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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
2
The Logan Daily News details its consolidation history with The Hock Ine Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat, listing editors and staff roles. It notes AP news use rights, Chicago office, and subscription rates for Logan and surrounding territories.
Charles F. Kettering told a Midwest technical school graduating class that a coming engineering renaissance will revolutionize the world within ten years. He urged students to seek fundamentals, pursue meaningful risks, and focus on important problems rather than aimless experimentation.
Remarks describe a trend toward simpler, handier methods to reduce drudgery. Engineers focus on rearranging tasks to free people from unessentials, promising a future where life gains richness and meaning. The speaker suggests this may outpace nostalgia for the past and make the twenties seem dull by comparison.
Pennsylvania officials led by Captain Wilson C. Price announce in Harrisburg a policy to jail or fine anyone soliciting a ride. He likens hitchhikers to panhandlers but notes hitchhikers seek rides of value up to ten dollars. The stance aims to deter motorists, with CAP Price calling hitchhiking a major nerve of travelers.
Otto Hankison of Lancaster returns from Ada Ohio and passes the supreme court law exam with confidence. Charles A Wright, Bremen worker, witnessed the burning at Bremen where 12 000 barrels of oil were destroyed. Mrs Nan McBride departs for Europe with sisters Mary and Kate. Elmer E Kuqua of Springfield attends Rosemary Oil and Gas Co stockholders meeting in Logan, recalling his Logan roots. Edward Doebele of Logan marries Francis Gallagher in Columbus Sacred Heart Church. Miss Alice Kuhn dies aged 22, born November 29 1887 in Hocking County, passing June 2 1910.
Ed Buler of Logan was arraigned before Magistrate S B Whitehart for theft of an automobile radiator. He was fined ten dollars and costs on Monday.
Harry Stage of Nelsonville underwent hernia surgery at Cherrington hospital and was discharged on Monday.
A bottle with a plea washed ashore at Crystal Rock near Sandusky Ohio. It bearing a note by Floyd Owczarke from Toledo asking to be rescued after a plane crash on Sugar Stand. Toledo police search for Owczarke as Sandusky police investigate the message.
Central Press columnist E V Shepard warns that rigid slam bidding can invite danger in bridge. He cites misfits from a hand where West has opening strength but North risks a six diamond slam, making with luck or precise defense. The piece discusses errors in signaled distributions and the impact on scores in duplicate play.
Mitchell Wade Sam Hickman and Francis Tubbs pleaded not guilty before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart and were bound over to the grand jury on theft of 26 fleeces from Harley Paxton Big Pine. Sheriff Joe Farbeann arrested Hickman Sunday. fleeces stolen June 1 were recovered after being sold.
Ohio State University students from Logan area arrive Friday and Saturday for the vacation period. Names listed include James Acker Christine Eberst Morton Epstein Chas Floyd Charles Greene Minnie Heipe Tom R McGovern Charles Notestone Alice Poston Don Poston Stanley Risch Nelle Schwenke Charles Shepard Jane Thurness John W Wellman Kathryn Wright.
Italian Premier Benito Mussolini disclosed that a black eye came from a fall after a horse was checked by a low hanging branch during his daily ride. He attributed the injury to the mishap rather than violence.
Carefree Lieutenant Val Preston rushes to Shanghai harbor to bid farewell to childhood sweetheart Janice Edding as another young navigator Brad Norris arrives. Flashing memories of North China patrols and Marine shows, the pair recall their academy bond and Val’s hope for Paris shore duty with the assistant naval attaché posting as the looming climax.
Washington reports the United States and Germany have signed a fresh treaty to replace the 10 year old pact. It preserves residence, navigation and consular rights while dropping the unconditional most favored nation clause. The agreement aims to assure uninterrupted normal relations beyond October 14.
Grotto Gardens near Logan five miles south on Route 31 attracts large crowds nightly under C. E. Bailey. Percy Lowery and his sepia crew perform Wednesday night. Redcoats of New Lexington provide rhythm Friday and Saturday. The open air pavilion hosts evenings in a popular Southern Ohio scene.
Mr and Mrs William G Smiley of the Wright Apartments announce the birth of a son G Jr Monday. Mr Smiley works for the state highway department.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Fetheroff of the Wright farm in Green township announce the birth of a son.
Col and Mrs Oliver Floyd, until recently residents of Washington D C, are spending a short furlough with the mother's Mrs Margaret Floyd at Laurelvill e Col Floyd has been transferred to San Diego California
County Supt J W Coleman reports Friday and Saturday night hires across schools. Names include Carbon Hill High Ben Ross Mildred Clark Paul Carr Floyd Pence Delphine Hichel and others at Grade School Carbon Hill Sylvia Dodds Edith Chute Edna Johnson Sand Run Gerald DeVol Adrian Turner Mondey Scott Bowers Lawrence Lehman Adrian Dodds Orbiston Myrtle Wallett Jobs Lulu Smith New Pottsburg Floyd Beal Ethel Hellyer Newtown Roy Beal Ruth Carsener.
Funeral services for Jacob Kleinschmidt 48 who died suddenly at his home will be held tomorrow at 2:00 PM at his residence on Main Street with Rev A L Heyde in charge. Burial in Oaks Grove cemetery by Woodard Funeral Service. Survived by widow two sons Charles and Thomas four brothers John Lewis Walter Roy all of Logan three sisters Emma Logan Mrs Arthur Schenk of bus and Mrs Joe Crook of Neville and three grandchildren.
An elderly man in Superior Wisconsin admitted burning a frame schoolhouse at Maple in 1904 over a grudge against the teacher. He sought punishment but Assistant County Prosecutor James McKay said the statute of limitations bars prosecution.
Gladys Green of Carbon Hill who had been confined at Cherrington hospital after an appendicitis operation returned to her home Sunday.
Mrs Nathan Johnson of Columbus recovering from a stroke will make her future home with daughter Mrs Jacoles in Logan. She was brought here in the Heinlein invalid coach.
Dr. Clendening recounts Devonshire cider lead poisoning discovery by George Baker in Alphington Exeter and Exeter sample tests showing lead in Devon cider but not Hereford. Mentions West India Dry Grapes link and Cadwalader Franklin. Editor notes pamphlets offered by mail.
Washington cover story discusses a hypothetical shipwreck crew choosing labor for common good, urging fair shares of toil. It then examines how the Supreme Court has overturned itself in tax law, citing Wilson on income tax and the era’s rise of trusts, tariffs, and economic shifts.
A mine workers' leader argues in the United States that society is fostering a permanent labor class supported by others. He warns that idle workers may demand the right to relief, risking morale and the future of their children born into relief conditions.
President Lewis argues work should be divided among all capable workers to balance employed and unemployed. He supports shortening standard hours toward an uninhabited island model and suggests a 28 hour week as an improved target from an 80 hour baseline.
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Scott who died Sunday night at her Starr township home will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the New Plymouth Presbyterian church. Burial follows in the nearby cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service. She was 69 and widow of James Scott, survived by two sons Fred and C. E., three brothers and two sisters.
Chicago June 4 Robert Dutch Holland baseball star was in serious condition after a Milwaukee bombing attack that left him badly injured and hospitalized. Police described the blast as targeting a local victim. Holland, known for major league prowess, suffered critical injuries but his condition stabilized briefly late evening.
Mrs J W Huls of Rockbridge who died at home Saturday will have funeral services at Advent Christian Church Wednesday at 1 p m replacing the earlier Tuesday date. Rev R Chambers will officiate. The body will be interred in a mausoleum at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Ira H. Shurtz a 68 year old farmer from Swan Township Vinton County and Ida May Champion a 60 year old cook from Logan were issued marriage licenses on June 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Barthlow and Mrs. John Hunter attended the funeral at the residence in Columbus this afternoon at two o'clock for Mrs. F. B. Barthlow. Mrs. Barthlow is the foster mother of Mr. Wm. Barthlow.
A thief gained entrance through a broken rear window and stole about one dollar in pennies from the Texaco Filling Station opposite the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. office on Monday night. Police are investigating.
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