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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
4
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Gen Lucius D Clay cites soil and water erosion as national peril at a May National Conference on Land Use Policy in Omaha. Business leaders agr icultural experts and officials heard Fairfield Osborn warn America travels a downhill road. He notes 1 000 000 000 acres of cropland open range and pasture, with 250 000 000 ruined and woodpile down 44 percent in 36 years.
Hal Boyle offers blunt advice to Joe and Jane College as they enter the workforce. He urges practical effort, warns against cynicism, and stresses keeping humility, gratitude to parents, and friendship as keys to success. He notes the long struggle from the breadline to opportunity and encourages embracing new ideas.
Anne recalls Stone House, Julia, and John as she faces a love conflicted by finances and duty. The park entrance, gardens, and the memory of the winter car ride frame her resolve about marriage, independence, and Helen’s ambitions.
The Hill Top Boys 4-H Club of Mt. Pleasant met at Ewing Grange hall on Thursday evening, June 3, with advisor Kenneth Rhein scheld. Two new members, Jim and Carl Primmer, were welcomed. The session, led by vice president Kenneth Lee Rheinscheld in Floyd Rheinscheld’s absence, discussed projects and ended with social and recreational games. Visitors Charles and Dean Davis attended. the next meeting will be held.
At Rachel Macher Park on June 9 the South Logan SPS 4-H Club met with Leona and Leola Mock, Jenny Jo Gano, Janet Lou Norris, Ruth, Charlotte Blake, Freda, and Leora Nix present. Leona Mock led a discussion titled Have You Health and Hope. The note mentions a gathering on June 17 at the home of Donnie and Jimmy Riggs.
The Work and Grow Club met at Robert Swackhammer’s home. Eddie Dougherty was named vice president replacing Jerry Shaw. Members Ruby Nixon Marilyn Brimmer Nancy and Janet Leonard attended and games followed the meeting at Fred and Eddie Dougherty’s home on June 21.
A 1947 development produced an oxygenless flame of extremely high temperature from fluorine and hydrogen, enabling metal cutting and welding without air oxygen.
In a Clarion biographical quiz titled Who Is This Man the clues point to an early American figure. A man came to the New World on the Mayflower and worked as a cooper to repair beer barrels. Ma Hoskins identified John Alden from the hints and references to beer.
Richard A. Robey, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robey of Columbus, was killed Tuesday when he fell from an automobile and rolled into the path of an approaching trailer tractor in Upper Sandusky Ohio.
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