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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1937

Page

2

Social events honor Miss Betty Eastman and friends

A busy weekend feature mix of social teas at the White House with Mrs Hubert Lappen Mrs Wardwell and others Then a Logan Street recital by Palestrant Pupils at the Becker School of Garic Case with Evelyn Cole Nancy Meyer Judith Ann Crawford and older dancers showing promise A surprise shower for Miss Martha Eberst Frieda Belle Napp and Dorothy Jean hosted by Mrs Charles Johnson Also a club gathering for Mrs George Johnson and farewell to her moving to Columbus with prize contests won by Mrs Ford and Mrs Head Shaw

Martha Eberst Frieda Belle Napp Dorothy Jeaneeee Charles Johnson Evelyn Judson Shriner Hha Wee Hon 2 Johnson Rose George Colum Ford Head Shaw

Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Visits

The Harrington Class meets at 7:30 at Mrs Alfred Campbells home with Mrs Carl Brown and Mrs Bess Mutchmore assisting. Various groups plan gatherings June 7 and 8 including Women's Union at the Presbyterian Church and the Enterprise W M A meeting at Kreider home. Numerous residents travel to Columbus Oberlin Springfield and other Ohio cities for events visits and weekend hosting activities.

Harrington Alfred Campbell Carl Brown Bess Mutchmore Lawrence Griffith Warner Ave Club x Kat Enterprise W. M

Sea Monster on Display at Marine Hippodrome

A sea monster exhibit arrives in town on Friday June 10 at the Marine Hippodrome. The 55 foot creature, weighing 68 tons, was subdued by a harpoon from a whaling ship after entanglement in 70-foot nets covered in green vegetation. Also featured are Madam Sitwell's Flea Circus, Roy Bard the ossified boy, a stone-turning man, Anna-John, a dual sex personality, and Serpentine the mermaid. Open daily until 10 PM. admission ten cents.

Madam Sitwell Roy Bard Anna-John Serpentine the Mermaid

Bandits Hold Up Club Car For 10000 In Ky Robbery

Six men armed with submachine guns shotguns and pistols robbed a nightclub house-car in Newfort Kentucky seizing ten thousand dollars. Police are alerted as authorities consider a possible revival of a dormant gamblers war.

Newfort

Blast hits Carbide and Chemical plant in Whiting

Police reported an explosion at the Carbide and Carbon Company plant in Whiting Indiana. EMS was dispatched from Calumet district. At least one dead and four seriously injured.

Whiting Ind Carbide and Carbon Company Calumet

Ohio teens accused in cross-state oil station robberies

County Attorney Bryan Quigley said he would file robbery charges against 16 year old Donald Blake and 15 year old Evelyn Blake, who confessed to holding up oil stations in Celorado New Mexico Arizona and Nebraska. The couple, students from Painesville Ohio, ran away May 2 and were married in Eaton Colorado.

Valentine Nebr Bryan Quigley Ohio Celorado New Mexico Arizona Nebraska Donald Evelyn Blake Painesville Eaton Colo Quigsey

Child Injured in Columbus Auto Incident

Gary Kocheran a 29 month old son of Mr and Mrs Collings Kocheran of Columbus was injured Friday afternoon when he ran into the side of an automobile near his Midland Avenue home. The Kocherans recently moved from this city and the child's grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Frasch of Logan.

Gary Kocheran Collings .Kocheran Columbus Midland Ave Kocheran George Frasch Logan

Vernon Mauk Seeks Re election With Petition Filing

Vernon Mauk, Republican councilman at large, says he will run again this year by securing a petition from the county election board. The final date for filing petitions is Wednesday, June 9.

Vernon Mauk County Election Board

Preservers Advise Woolens Care For Summer

In the time to wash or dry clean your woolens before you put them away for the summer. Clean garments lure moths much less than soiled ones. Putting them in clean moth proof tags makes them doubly safe.

Labor Strife Hits 70,000 Idle as Riot Kills Seven

A labor grievance committee in the Calumet region urges joint wage agreements between steel firms and the S W O to end the strike. About 70,000 workers are idle amid violence from May 30 riots in Chicago and across Great Lakes districts. Railroads report damage and seek state protection from strikers who have disrupted tracks and operations.

Grieveance Committee Calumet Chicago Great Lakes

UAW drafts new contract with GM amid Detroit inquiries

In Detroit on June 7 AP reports the United Auto Workers draft a new labor contract with General Motors while a one man grand jury reviews the Ford plant handbill disruption. Harry Bennett, Ford's private police head, pledges to testify and denies Ford men instigated the disorder, and he says he has not evaded a subpoena to appear before Judge Ralph W. Liddy.

Detroit United Automobile Workers General Motors Corporation Ford Motor Company Harry Bennett Ford Bennett Common Pleas Ralph W. Liddy Court of Inquiry

White House Receives Telephonic Appeal From Steel Workers

Washington officials stated the telegraphic appeal from steel workers to President Roosevelt would be referred to the labor relations board and Secretary Perkins for information. The message seeks presidential intervention in the steel strike amid labor tensions.

Washington White House Roosevelt No Labor Relations Board Perkins

Midwest shoe fair opens with 200 manufacturers on display

Cincinnati hosts the annual Midwest shoe fair with retailers from across the United States arriving. More than 200 manufacturers showcase their products, drawing buyers and industry attention to the event.

Cincinnati United States

Grange to Sponsor Canning Contest in Ohio

Mrs. F A Alldis, national canning expert, will address Grange home economics committees at the New Reading Grange Hall Somerset on Friday June 11. Demonstrations and round table discussions will precede a state wide contest to crown Ohio Grange canning champion with finals in Cincinnati next December. District activity is led by Mrs Pearl Bailey of Lebanon Ohio Rt 4.

F.A. Alldis Grange Home Economic Committees New Reading Grange Hall Somerset Alldis Alton Grange Franklin County Bisa Ohio Cincinnati Ohio 5 Grange Pearl Bailey Lebanon Rt. 4

Vandenberg Subcommittee Backs Child Labor Amendment

Washington June 7 A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved the Van derberg constitutional amendment proposed by Senator Vandenberg to empower Congress to limit or prohibit employment of persons under 16 and to cover children up to 18 years of age as objections to the existing child labor amendment are addressed.

Washington Senate Vanderberg Vandenberg R-Mich Congress

Gold Price Stabilized In London Market Move

London price of bar gold set at 34.72 dollars per fine ounce to curb shipments to the United States. The new level rose 9.8 cents an ounce and reduced bullion exporters' potential profits from U S shipments.

London United States

Parents of Daughter announce birth in Logan

Mr and Mrs Amos Dicken and Mr and Mrs Don Frees of Logan announce the birth of a daughter yesterday. Mrs Charles Dicken and Mrs at 320 Hunter Street are also mentioned in the notice.

Charles Dicken Hunter &T Amos Dicken Don Frees Logan

Alumni Class of 1987 to Host One-Act Play at Reunion

Logan High School alumni from the Class of 1987 will attend and perform at the annual reunion at the school auditorium. The event features a one-act play Sham by Frank Tompkins, directed by Miss Bartelle Hamilton with cast members Joe Stoughton Joe Karshner George McGonagle and Florence Schrader. Rep. Harry H Wright will present the class, with musical numbers by W Richard McCutchan. Tickets for banquet and dance are 50 cents each, with dance extra 50 cents at Arcade Hall. High Haters Summer Lancaster orchestra to provide music. graduates receive free dance tickets.

Logan High School Frank Tompkins Forensic Club Bartelle Hamilton Logan High Joe Stoughton Joe Karshner George McGonagle Florence Schrader Harry H. Wright Logan Board of Education W. Richard McCutchan Blossers Arcade Hall High Haters Lancaster Orchestra

Also Mentioned on This Page

Betty Eastman Marjorie Ver of Cumbus The Hubert Lappen Wardwell Dayton Retribbeis Hanry Eastman Frank Brown Jack McBride George Watson Daiets Shaw P.M. Shaw As Brandt Francis Roberts Louise Burks Betty Martin Merl Goss Alex Sheets Wi-R North St Gertrude, Barker W.F.M.S Sempp Women’s Missionary Society Chas. Wharton Giuthian Nace Gien Wheeler Root Betty Wolfe Maude Cupp W.M Irving Krieg West GF Pewee Presbyterian Harriett Weymueller John T.ata Act Presbyterian Church Jhocae Wright A. i & Market St Hway Depa SS Ay Sateell Feoorn Edward Lee Eugene Ilson Ivan Howdy Harford Edward Tained Merlin Rose Signe Fomk Pattonville M. Irvin Carrol, Ohio Will Shnur Toledo Will Barthlow Schnur Mr. Barthlow Bud Barthlow Mrs. Schnur Glouster Mary la Follet Mrs Jacob Elberfela William Brown Ohio State University M.S. Brown Waldo Kinsel Dayton Ohio State Brown John Spicer John Liff Edenville Mich A. H. Davis Dearborn Harry Hughes Walnut St Walter Kleinschmidt Ella Rochester Minnie Bowen Oberlin Oberlin College John Kleinschmidt Kleinschmidt Sppringfield Ivan Howdyshell Howdyshell Mrs. Lee Springfield George Humphrey Mr. Humphrey Roy Wallace I. D. Hughes Barberton Mr. Wallace Harry J. Stevenson Forest, Ohio Mrs. Stevenson Len Brown F. M. Scholl Margaret Mis Irma Ames Clas. Adcock Green Wiliam Wilkinson Marietta Harry Wilkinson Willard Guy Cullumber Lafiéaster Roy. Stallsmith Stallsmith Mr. Cullumber Ann Fin Bhiar Westa M. A Paul Kreider Kreider James “A. Sthaal Mm. Vane Glenview, Heights Atte A Collmbus Cottbus Grother Tatis, Mich Lorény ‘Uidy’ Smith Phoenix Lucy Nill Lancaster Harry Nill Bob Dearborn, Mich Buckeye Lake John J. Bond Robert Patchen Mamie Bell Patchen Wm. C. Patchen Nellie Scottsburg, New York W. S. Yaw C. E. Petty Will Petty Haydenville Sarah Hysell Weirton, W. Va Harriet Weymueller William Martin Ford Smith Carrie Smith Augusta Charles Gillilan Akron Mrs. C. O. Allen Homer Petty of Mary Kanode Cuyahoga Fpahs Mable Hawk Jerry Grove City Wallace Shriner Bill Hansel Carlos A. Gaffin A. H. Burris Miss Ardeth Steward Oscar Steward SEA Monster Bandits MAUK PurestaiIs LABOR Shoe Fair Logan Drug Zoe Die Hard Social Club By Lee Stanley Logan Daily News
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