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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
The Ohio Association of Finance Companies will hold its summer meeting at Cedar Point from July 24 to 26, announced Walter W. Hamilton, president.
Visitors to Marion Cemetery view a timepiece formed by 5,000 flowers. Superintendent E. N and gardener D. W. Jackson built a living clock using 3,000 Aftermantheta plants and 2,000 old hen and chickens on a five by five foot base. Gilded aluminum hands travel a three-foot dial via a hidden mechanism.
Each corps area of the U S Army will be represented in the National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry September 1 19, announced at Fort Hayes today CMTC members will make up the teams
Five northern Kentucky counties including Mason Maysville plan today to campaign for continuing Kentucky's prohibition amendment as liquor sales remain legal in the state.
Ernest Warther displays a display truck opposite the Court House, presenting his collection of hand carved locomotives. The prize is a large model engine modeled after an Erie Railroad locomotive, carved from ebony ivory and mother of pearl, with 10 004 parts and 1 368 hours of work. Material costs reached 343 dollars. The collection traces steam locomotive history from 1680 and is valued at 50 000 dollars.
Nadine Beasley moved from Philadelphia to Marion grade school nine years ago and the attendance card system there impressed the superintendent. Now 14, she has not missed a day since entering school and has appeared on the honor roll every year.
A resuscitator was used on the Ohio recovery act as the supreme court decision ended enforcement of NRA codes. ORA officials sought voluntary wage and hour accords to cover hundreds of thousands of workers while 15 ORA staff would stay intact for procedural changes. The ruling, citing unlawful delegation of powers, upended about 700 ORA codes and prompted firms to consider voluntary agreements to limit wage cuts and hour increases.
Louisiana Senator Long endured a record-breaking filibuster, continuing speech from 12:20 p.m. yesterday with intermittent rest, as Democratic leaders aimed to block a recess until he quits. Photographers captured his revival many minutes later, while he wandered topics from turnip greens to the Bible and Victor Hugo.
The Waleys waived preliminary hearing to avoid immediate evidence submission. Mahan, a purported third gang member, fled from Montana to Canada after abandoning a car and $15,155 in ransom currency. Authorities hunted him in the Black Hills and southwest Montana. a Mobridge, SD prisoner was cleared as not Mahan.
Henry Thies Jr a renowned radio and dance band leader shot himself in Cincinnati late yesterday Coroner Coppock said he had become despondent recent reports indicated.
The U S Marine Corps invites applicants aged 18 to 25 who can pass a strict physical exam. Offer includes steady work, opportunity for promotion, free education, travel and athletic prospects. Marines serve worldwide on land, sea and aboard naval vessels. For details contact the Chicago recruiting station, Room 824, Post Office Building.
A car bet ends in a wreck near High Point as Cy Mullis faces reckless driving charges after a 50 mph S curve crash. In Dodge City a heartbroken note asks for a kidnapper to return a big doll. In Portland a bee-hauling crash ends with bees scattering and a farmer delivering relief. In Chicago a union picket clash spirals into a family protest rebuttal. In Atlantic hens stuck in a tar barrel prompt a double execution to free them.
A State Dept of Education letter details 1935 excise tax proceeds for each district incl Benton Twp Falls Good Hope Gore Green Laurelville Laurelville Perry Marion Murray Orville Salt Creek Starr Ward and Washington. Total statewide distribution sum reaches 61921 with 16.82 per pupil available after early payments. District borrowing up to 50 percent may be permitted to cover 1934-35 shortfalls.
Charles Boyer shipped a 16,600 pound wool consignment from Urbana in two flocks marking one of the largest recent local exports. The June shipment reflects strong agricultural activity in the area.
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