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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
3
A scrambled list of radio station time slots and program names across WHKC WLW WBNS WHEC WRBNS and others. Items include bands shows hosts and signs off with scattered partial details and times through late night.
A dense listings page outlines WLW WBNS WHKC and others with programs from 6:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. including musical clock, news, sermons, hobbies, kid shows, gospel, talk, and farm reports. Multiple named shows and hosts appear such as Rev Mills Betty Hartley Mary Baker and Mary Sothern alongside station codes and times.
A dense list of radio segments and programs across WLW WBNS WHEC WHKC and WBNS stations for June 8 night into midnight, including music hours talks sports scores and sign offs featuring hosts and orchestras. Multiple entries name performers such as Jack Oakie Al Jolson and Austin Willis plus orchestras like Anson Weeks Moore's and Stabile's.
Senate hearings feature John L. Lewis addressing wage and hour bill as joint labor committee examines the issue. House considers extending PWA for two more years while flood control committee opens hearings on emergency Ohio basin projects. Public lands committee continues hearings on the California Oregon land grant bill.
Memorial services were held yesterday at Johnson's Island in Sandusky Bay for 208 Confederate soldier dead buried there. The Daughters of the Confederacy led the observance, with Major C. B. Wilcox of Sandusky and Captain Vander Cott of Fort Hayes participating.
Rain dampened Oberlin College Trilumination Night for the first time in 30 years, ending the campus Japanese lantern event abruptly and leaving organizers to assess the impact on the annual evening.
Deaths announced for Nancy Hamilton 71 of Circleville on June 3 Amanda Charge Waites 49 near Buckeye Lake by own action June 4 and Palmer How ard 75 at Buckeye Lake on June 3.
President Kenneth I. Brown of Hiram College said former Judge Frederick A. Henry of Cleveland submitted his resignation as chairman of the college board of trustees, effective when a successor is appointed. Henry cited his nearing 70th birthday as the reason for stepping down.
Anna N. Beery of Logan filed suit for divorce from Raymond Beery after a marriage on May 14 1913 charging wilful absence for more than three years. She seeks divorce and custody of a minor child.
A minor collision on Route 31 above Rockbridge involved Judson Morrison of Nelsonville and Melvin Todhunt of Lancaster driving the cars. No injuries reported in the brief traffic incident reported last night.
Hollywood singing cowboy Gene Autry will perform in person on Thursday June 10 at Chak Cheres Theatre with his horse Champion and a small troupe. He recently headlines Chicago and will tour theaters, offering a complete screen program including Speed to Spare, songs, stunts, and comedy with Frankie Marvin and Art Davis.
Murray City记 Pearl Williams reports funeral rites for J W Darby aged 91 at Optision. Rev Currens presided. long service by Mrs Bernice Spencer and Mrs William Currens with Opal Lanning on piano. Darby died at his son Alec’s Goose Run home. Burial at Shawnee. Local society notes include Ladies Aid quilting and Decoration Day visits from Nelsonville and Detroit absences.
A hometown newspaper item proclaims a low weekly price of 10 cents for its daily edition. The notice markets affordability and community relevance, urging residents to subscribe to stay informed about local events, services, and happenings.
An old style notice invites readers to visit the Logan Daily News office to address subscriber matters for the Chakeres Logan Theatre. The terse announcement notes service at the newsroom in a period community paper voice.
Examinations were given to all pre school children at the school building Tuesday. Revival services are being held at the Church of God conducted by Rev. E. A. Brown. Special music is promised every night. The public is invited to attend.
The Missionary Society of the U. B. Church met at Rev. and Mrs. Fred Koster Tuesday night with twelve members present. Honored guests were Mrs. Gamon of Canal Winchester and Mrs. Engel of Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Poling announce the birth of a daughter last Friday. The new arrival adds to the family with joyous news and welcomes the baby into their home.
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