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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
3
Community pages record a picnic honoring guests at Quinn Hollow and a memorial for Mrs. Mary Devol in Carbon Hill. Reports cover church gatherings, marriage notices, alumni events, and numerous weekend visits among residents and surrounding towns.
The only cuckoo clock of its kind in the area sits in the Hocking County Sheriff's office. The handmade oak timepiece, owned by Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer for 18 years, once belonged to his uncle John Spencer. An unknown German craftsman carved the elaborate clock.
E. M. McVey of Logan Ohio files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a Private Motor Carrier Permit to transport property for The Logan Clay Products Company. Equipment listed as Ford Dump Semi-Trailer. Hearing details available from the PUCO. Date shown 6 4 11 18.
St Augustine's school plans closing exercises on Sunday morning June 9 at 7 30 Mass. Buried here reports indicate several obituaries and funeral notices for local residents including Miss Charlotte Hoodlett Mrs Laura Beattie and Mr Mike McDonough with services held at local churches and cemeteries.
Maxville notes detail visits and reunions as Mr. and Mrs. George Howdyshell host relatives, and families from Columbus join the Mowery reunion at Fellowship Church. Other relatives travel to see W. J. Howdyshell, the Wolfe family, and the McWilliamses, with several Sunday visits and a Decoration Day picnic.
Logan shoppers Mr and Mrs James Corbett spent Friday with Memorial Day greetings noted for Mrs Sarah Murphy relation. Various residents including Mr and Mrs Mitt Wilson Columbus, Mrs Isabelle Galbreath Chillicothe, and John Reynolds Murray City are listed with weekend or weekday visits and travel to Newark Findlay New Lexington Nelsonville and Corning.
Westinghouse won 8 to 3 over S. S. last nine at the S. S. ballpark without two players. Fans missed games due to conflicting schedules with baseball and recreation ball activities.
Classified ad list from Logan Ohio offering used ice boxes buick sedans 1930 Chevrolet coupe 1929 Model A Ford coupe bodies rebuilt generators and home appliances. Includes exchanges and helpers from local vendors Braddock Furniture Central location and American Auto Wrecking Co plus Hocking Ice and Storage and The Meldrim St Clair Co. Also mentions double house exchange for Columbus property Box D care Democrat Sentinel.
Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping available at 37 E Hunter St Logan. Call 3452 for details. Listing notes central location and rental terms.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan sues against B C Mowery et al. Sheriff offers 37 acre oil and gas rights tract in Falls Gore Township at public auction July 6 1935 at 1 PM at Logan Court House. Appraised at 150 dollars cannot sell for less than 100. Payment cash. City and county details and attorney listed.
The Junior and Senior leagues swap matchups tonight Methodist versus Presbyterian with Thursday Carpenter Maytags facing Nelson ville and Friday United Brethren against Future Farmers of America. The Methodist Presbyterian game opens the junior league season and the Catholic U B game was rained out and postponed. Rev. L E Barthlow of McBain Michigan visits Logan to see his brother and sister in law.
Radekia and Carr invite callers with surplus fowl to sell. West End Produce Co will call your flock free and pay cash. Also offers trade of a Columbus double house for Logan Breroperty details at 156 ound St Logan Ohio.
Phi Sigs beat Knights of St. John 5 to 2 in Logan Senior League action at the high school field. Scott tossed a strong seven innings with support from teammates while Gabriel and Hansel delivered key hits including a homer and a triple.
State Treasurer Harry 8 Day announced that total state sales tax collections for the first 18 weeks reached 16 827 984 53 with last week’s receipts totaling 936 322 92 dollars.
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