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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

6

Sun Glow Expects 1936 To Be Best Year In Local History

Sun Glow Furniture Manufacturing Co officials say 1936 should be the best year since moving to Liogan in 1933. The plant is expanding to add space and expects more hires as production of five bedroom suites kneehole desks and other items continues. Additional departments include lumber yard machine room cabinet room finishing and shipping with 120 workers and a 40 salesman force serving Sun Glow outlets in Liogan Fredericktown Evansville and Newark.

Sun Glow Sun-Glow Furniture Manufacturing Co Liogan Jacob Johnson Andrew Gloss Sanders Hilary Sanders Shipping Department Fred Eastman Joe Meyer Henry Dague Sun-Glow Mfg. Co Fredericktown Evansville Ind Newark Furniture Co Newark Ohio Indiana

Haydenville Graduates at Ohio University and Local Notices

Haydenville residents celebrate two Ohio University graduates Earl Thompson reports Haydenville students Margaret E Matheny and Jane Nutter will earn BA and BS in Education on June 8. Local events include a Rainbow Clothing Club meeting, a large family birth, library move, community notices, and Memorial Day gatherings across nearby towns.

Haydenville Ohio University Margaret E. Matheny Jane Nutter

Carbon Hill graduates tour Washington with classmates

Alvin and Roy Vollmer, graduates in this year's Carbon Hill class, are spending the week with their classmates on a tour to Washington D C. Several local residents visited relatives and guests gathered from nearby towns over Memorial Day weekend and Sunday visits continued among families in Chillicothe Millfield Athens and Hebbardsville.

Alvin and Roy Vollmer Carbon Hill Washington D. C Charles Walters Chillicothe Harvey Angle Jean Russell Millfield Francis Lehman Lester Jones Dayton Glen Farley L. Meese Hamden Shelby Hartgrove Fred Allberry Akron Floyd Simms Kent Clyde Allberry Helen Lightfoot Athens W. Lightfoot Ronald Robinett John Ruble Chas. Hudnell Hebbardsville John Barron Nelsonville Guy Bailey

Seven year old injured again in Xenia glass mishap

In Xenia Ohio seven year old Lawrence Fuller, already hurt by two autos, faced possible loss of left eye after a glass and bottle shard pierced the eyeball yesterday when his five year old brother mishandled the container.

Xenia Lawrence Fuller Lawrence

Fire Lieut Dies In Canton Ladder Accident

Fire Lieut Russell E Nunamaker aged 44 died after an aerial ladder broke at its base while he inspected it in Canton Ohio He fell about 60 feet and died two hours later from a fractured skull He had been at the top attempting to show officials how the ladder swayed during the incident.

Canton Russell E. Nunamaker Nunamaker

Calman Alleges Police Harassment in Traffic Court

Chicago man Andrew J. Calman claims officer Daniel Skord forced him to drive for an hour before issuing a parking summons. Skord testified he had been a officer ten years and was searching for the Central Police Station.

Chicago Andrew J. Calman Daniel Skord Skord Central Police Station

Davis Rites Sunday at 2

Funeral services will be held at Webb Chapel Sunday at 2 p m for Mrs. Rilla Pearl Davis 52 wife of Bert Davis who died at her home near Webb Summit shortly after noon yesterday. She had been ill seven weeks and is survived by her husband two sons George and James of the home a daughter Mrs Helen Blosser of Logan two brothers James Sprankle of Roseville Orville Sprankle of Crooksville Rev William Marsnail of North Berne will helm the services burial at Ebenezer Cemetery by the Leonard Funeral Service.

Webb Chapel Rilla Pearl Davis Bert Davis Webb Summit William Marsnail North Berne Ebenezer Cemetery Leonard

Girls 4-H Club Plans Evening Meeting and Projects

The Stitch and Chatter 4-H club met at June Summers home to discuss this year’s projects. Fourteen members and advisor Mrs Della Arnett attended. next meeting set for Monday June 8 at 7 30 p m at Virginia Mohlers home.

Della Arnett Virginia Mohler

Memorial Services Planned by Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity

The Phi Sigma Chi fraternity plans memorial services at the Presbyterian church on Sunday June 14. All members should gather in the fraternity rooms at 4:00 p m that morning for the event.

Phi Sigma Chi Presbyterian Church

Mr and Mrs J W Woodard Remodeling Home on Mulberry Street

Mr and Mrs J W Woodard are remodeling their home on Mulberry Street. The note mentions ongoing improvements to the residence and street address No Mulberry.

J. W. Woodard No. Mulberry Street

New WPA Project Starts On City Hall Storage Building

Work began yesterday to raze the old wooden storage structure behind city hall to clear space for a new brick storage and garage building. Ten workers completed most of the demolition with carpenters and brick masons to follow, plans call for a one story 19 by 80 foot brick structure with a truss roof. Total cost estimated at 2738 dollars, city of Logan providing 1000 dollars.

City Hall Logan

Health Inspectors Complete Examinations of 50 Wards

Dr W B Lacock county health commissioner and Miss Bertha Madlener public nurse will finish the annual health inspection of about 50 wards of the Hocking county child placement bureau.

W. B. Lacock Bertha Madlener Hocking County

Harold Scott Avenue Trade In Offer Details

A local newspaper notice offers 50 cents in trade for bringing this paper to the Harold Scott Lincoln Ave store on the next aged Wednesday or the following Monday. The deal is free and limited to those publication days.

Club Weiner Roast Planned by Local Youth Group

The Young People's Organization funded by the County Emergency Adult Education program schedules a Monday evening event with recreation from 7 to 8, a weiner roast from 8 to 9, and business proceedings from 9 to 10. All high school graduates and those sixteen or older not enrolled in public schools are invited and may join.

Young People’s

Marriage License Issued in Greenup Kentucky

A marriage license was issued this week in Greenup Kentucky to Harold Rogers age 22 and Rita Krannitz age 21 both of Logan Ohio.

Greenup Harold Rogers Rita Krannitz Logan

Logan High Alumni Banquet Planned at Masonic Hall

Invitations mailed for Logan High School alumni banquet set for Friday June 12 at the Masonic Hall. Registration 8 to 9, social hour 9 to 12 30, with dancing. Committees include Reception Dance Refreshments Decorations. C Wood Bowen serves as president. Several class groups plan reunions beforehand.

Logan High School Masonic Hall Logan High Wayne Whitcraft Marjorie Brandt Blanche England Charles Smith Nelle Toerner Charlotte Strentz Russell Keyes John Lanning Frank Larimer Alfred Lanning Frank Wright Fannie Spears Marie Lines Thelma Keyes Margaret Webb Alfred Campbell Florence Bort Bob Cole W. W. Martin Billy Case C. Wood Bowen

Lincoln National Life honors Clyde T Warren at regional meeting

Clyde T Warren Logan representative of Lincoln National Life Insurance Company will receive a hand engrossed plaque gold record emblem and other awards for outstanding sales during the past year at the eastern regional meeting on June 19.

Clyde T. Warren Logan Lincoln National Life Insurance Company

WPA Plan for Hocking Canal Improvement at Rockbridge

The Hocking County WPA office announced a new project near Rockbridge to improve the Hocking canal for fishing and recreation. State Public Works funds 531 for materials, WPA labor to be provided, with work starting around June 15. Dr. Claude Lyons of Logan championed the plan, targeting Sheep Pen Lock repairs, canal cleaning, bank raising, bulkhead rebuilding, and a two mile towpath roadway.

Hocking County WPA Hocking Canal Rockbridge State Department of Public Works Claude ‘Lyons Logan Sheep Pen

Fish dynamiters fined in Morgan county case

State Game Protector Edward M. Eberst arrested Ivan Harkins and Veruis Kincade for dynamiting fish. They appeared before Magistrate L. N. Seaman and were fined $100 plus costs.

Edward M. Eberst Ivan Harkins Veruis Kincade Morgan County L. N. Seaman

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