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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
8
Murray City notes public marriages and local events including the engagement of Charles Johnson to Evelyn Star cher of Logan on Monday May 31. The column lists arrivals from Canton Columbus and Cleveland areas, visits to homes of the Johnson and Williams families, and social gatherings across Murray City and nearby towns.
Local notice directs Mrs. Charlotte Strentz of 313 West Main Street to appear at the Logan Daily News office to claim or renew a subscriber’s ticket. The terse instruction emphasizes pickup at the newsroom and identifies the resident by full name and address.
Evangelist Samuel J. Williams of Columbus urged audiences at Naz arene Church last night to shun worldly idols. He warned that youth imitate Hollywood in dress and conduct and compared Egypt worship to modern impurity. He announced tonight’s sermon on The Modern Revolt Against God and Its Dire Consequences and Wednesday’s illustrated Life of Christ slide show using Holy Land photos. The public is invited.
Mayme Kalklosch remains in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital after injuries from an auto upset on Old Man's Cave road. Paul Funk returned home from Cherington after several weeks of treatment. Ralph Clark left the hospital after recovering from appendicitis surgery. Elza Miller underwent a major operation at the hospital.
Cincinnati June 8 AP The Ohio Shoe Retailers Association closed its annual Midwest shoe fair with officers reelected Edward C. Horn of Cincinnati continues as president. John Schwartz of Cincinnati honorary president F W Abbott of Newark vice president George Bunn of Salem treasurer and E Dittmer of Columbus secretary chosen for next term.
Chester Morgan, sentenced in Butler County for robbery, fled Osborn prison farm after check in at 4 PM yesterday. Authorities sought him today after he was found to have left without permission at 6 PM.
Oberlin College trustees announced the appointment of Dr. L. Guy Brown of the University of Missouri as professor of Sociology, effective next fall. The decision was disclosed yesterday in Oberlin.
A city election race shows many mayoral and city treasury and solicitor candidates but no Democrat has announced for City Council. Rumors place Sam Bright seeking reelection. Republicans Vernon Mauk and Carl Blosser run in at large and Fourth Ward. J D Tipton withdrew after filing.
City Council weighs a 15000 dollar appropriation to build a new filtration system at the waterworks. Engineers have drafted plans to remove discoloration from the city water. A final reading is expected tonight. The Ohio Fuel Gas Co rate dispute also awaits council action. James L. Young buys Dr. A E Kelch residence on West Front Street and plans to move to 343 East Hunter Street.
Frank Shanley aged 64 died today at 8 30 AM at his residence 1178 W Hunter St after ill health He leaves widow Maggie A a son Joe and daughter Mrs Lawrence Adcock of Logan Funeral services will be at St John s Catholic Church with Rev Fr J T Nevin in charge Leonard Funeral Service is handling arrangements The day and hour have not been set
The Merry Kookers 4-H Club met at Mrs. Charles Barker's home Monday afternoon with all members present. They held a business meeting and prepared muffins, followed by refreshments.
Richard and Everett Mowery, sons of Will Mowery, adopt three lambs that are being nourished by a cow. The note appears as a local human interest item in The Daily News with a vacation call to subscribe.
Harold Larimer, superintendent of the Logan plant, will be the principal speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting tonight. He will discuss various phases of the clay industry.
In certain regions of India the common earthworm is valued as a sought after culinary delicacy. Local cooks and foragers report growing demand, citing texture and flavor as key qualities of this unusual food item.
Jim Hurley of 126 East Second Street returns home today after a spell of illness while vacationing in northern Ohio. He had been staying with his sister-in-law Mrs. Oscar Oliver in Columbus for several days.
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Gases at the Hocking County New Straitsville mine force abandonment. WPA workers drive a tunnel through the fire at Lost Run, 1000 feet from the old entry where three men were killed in 1901. Giant fans ventilate while wildlife flees the area.
Don H. Poston received an honorary key for his service to the Ohio State University men’s glee club. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Emerson Poston of near Logan.
Logan Rotarians were shown moving pictures of King George’s coronation last night. Hugh Meldrim provided the films. Clarence Heine became a Rotary member at the meeting. Laurence Mohler of Springfield, formerly of Logan, attended as a guest.
Paul Shaw owner of Fairview Farm on Route 180 near Midway filling station completed shearing of over 275 sheep yesterday evening and expects to market over a ton of wool.
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