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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
6
Relief Director Miller announced changes to CCC reenrollment rules at Hocking County. Eligibility now depends on discharge dates and months of service, with new requirements for dependents’ relief eligibility and proof of discharge.
Park Trowbridge executor of Lelia Ash Trowbridge files notice of appeal after lower court overruled motion for new trial and demurrer in the guardianship case Gibbs v Soliday et al. Judgment against defendants totaled 3439.23. Soliday as guardian named Trowbridge and Ewald Schmitter as bondsmen.
Mrs. W. W. Martin and daughters Elsie and Betty Martin, along with Philip Martin of Lancaster, attended the commencement exercises at Ohio State University last night. Betty Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs F. P. Martin, graduated.
Alice Genevieve Poston daughter of Mr and Mrs Emerson Poston of Logan earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio State University at yesterday's graduation exercises. Her brother Don Poston is a sophomore in the College of Arts.
The text states that selectees must carry their discharge certificates to the acceptance station and explains how service length is calculated from a date in one month to the same date next month. It notes an enrollee from April 13, 1934 to August 12, 1934 is ineligible for reselection.
Ches director announced relief clients will not be removed for taking temporary part-time work. Heads of relief families who refuse offered employment are to be criticized. Miller says many pensioners fear odd jobs threaten eligibility but regular part-time work should be reported to revise budgets.
The Perry Board of Education elected Elmer Risch as principal and Charles Lively and Gladys Schaal to the faculty. Phyllis McDaniel will teach at South Bloomingville, filling the vacancy from Helen Melcher's transfer to Laurelville.
A. C. Atha of Logan shows improvement after weeks of treatment at St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore. Reports to Byron Wolfe indicate a necessary operation may be possible within two weeks.
AP reports Pittsburgh workers in Carnegie Steel Co mill voted in the first industrial primary to choose collective bargaining representatives in this area. Steel Co mills nationwide, including its Steubenville Ohio subsidiary, will not vote until December.
Albert D. Castellini, attorney, named Belgian consul in Cincinnati with jurisdiction over 33 southern Ohio counties and three northern Kentucky counties. Territory includes Dayton, Springfield, Hamilton, Zanesville, Columbus, Marietta, Portsmouth, Ironton, Gallipolis and Athens.
Wilbur Gilbert age 32 waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury on rioting charges at the Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Company. He was released on a $2,000 bond.
The death of treasurer-elect Charles Strum and resignation of Commissioner Tom Vancuren create short and long term posts. The short term treasurer would assume immediately. the long term begins ten months later. The short-term commissioner serves about three months. the long-term starts a four year term the following January. Officials say one man could run for both terms.
Secretary Bliss of the Ohio Education Association says the Traxler-Kief er-Matthews school foundation bill reduces the state director of education’s control over district finances. The per pupil payments and a 3 mill levy determine minimum state support, with additional aid calculated if needed. The director still shares decision power with five other state officials on fund allocation and district participation.
Mrs Amanda Marks 87 widow of Geo Marks died at her daughter Mrs Charles Stones home on East Main Street at 8 this morning. A former Washington township resident she had been in failing health over a year and lived in Logan twelve years. She leaves son W W Marks and sister Mrs Laura Goodwin with funeral by Woodard Funeral Service pending arrangements.
More than 600 mourners packed the Murray City Methodist Church and church yard Monday for the funeral of Charles Strum 45 Hocking County treasurer elect and a popular local figure. County officials attended. stores closed as the town honored Murray Citys best known citizen. Burial followed at Green Lawn cemetery near Nelsonville. He leaves his wife his father Charles Strum Sr and three adopted children Mrs Irenetta Dietz Catharine and Junior plus Delbert Jones he had cared for.
Miss Bartelle Hamilton, a Hocking County teacher and skilled elocutionist, entertained Logan Rotary Club with three Italian dialect readings and a fourth in negro dialect at the Skipper Bee Club. Her sister Mrs. Fred Hull attended. Rotarians accepted an invitation for a joint meeting with Circleville Club on Thursday, June 27.
Merle Roush, 31, brought to Columbus by Chillicothe police to arrange bond on a robbery charge escaped from patrolmen Ben Rout and James Gilmore last night through a washroom door. Rout said Roush is under indictment at New Lexington for breaking and entering.
A gondola at the Stratocamp near Rapid City South Carolina rests on its dolly used to move it into and out of the gondola house.
Delegates at the Springfield fair grounds coliseum adopt an 18 shafted attack on President Roosevelt calling it a declaration of constructive principles. Ed ward A Hayes of Illinois says the document will offer aims to lift the nation from a low mood and defend American institutions.
Common Pleas Judge Gowdy awards Ray Smith of Spring Valley $18 850 damages for injuries from a collision near Xenia last year. Smith, nephew of Xenia city manager M C Smith, sought 50 850 for loss of his left leg amputated at the hip. John Tytus of Middletown found negligent.
Three day training begins Wednesday to acquaint recreation leaders with the summer playground plan in Hocking County emergency school work. Led by Carl Dupler Mabel Saunders Ethel Clark with Prof B E Hughes. Local participants include James Rutgers Rudolph Hankison Paul Kreider.
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