Regional Sealer Meeting Discusses Deputy Issues
The district meeting of Sealers of Weights and Measures convened in the county courthouse with C R McFadden presiding. Attendees included state officials from Columbus and Pomeroy, local leaders such as Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald, and about fifty deputy sealers receiving rulings. The session covered the Washington national convention report, deputy sealer challenges, and public afternoon discussions near U B Church drawing about twenty five participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tinkey
State Department of Sealers
Columbus
W. D. Leech
Department of Dairies and Foods
J. J. Tracy
Department of Foods and Dairies
Wm. Julian
James Clark
Pomeroy
Ohio
Kenneth Fitzgerald
W. S. Yaw
A. P. Nun
Newark
Roseville
Washington, D. C
C. R. McFadden
U. B
A. P. Nunemaker
Leaders Meet On Corn Yield Appraisal In Columbus
The Hocking County Corn Hog committee met with the state corn hog board of review in Columbus yesterday. Chairman Glenn Ray led the discussions on corn yield appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Columbus
Glenn Ray
State Board
Carbon Hill Seniors Take Washington Educational Tour
Graduating class of 1935 from Carbon Hill completed a three day observational trip to Washington DC. The itinerary included the Capitol Arlington Cemetery White House Lincoln Memorial Smithsonian Institution Annapolis Naval Academy and Mt Vernon among other sites. Chaperones and guests accompanied Denzil Blake Alma Lucas Florence Dupler Marjorie Joyce Garrett Barber Floyd Pierson Oleta Dane Ralph Rutherford Pauline Spires Kermit Swaim Gerald Horn Donald Willis Vergil Reynolds Donald Jewell Mary Easterling and teachers Mildred Clark Mary Ruth Krinn Floyd Pence.
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Washington, D. C
Capital
House
Senate
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
White House
Washington’s Monument
New House
Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Rock Creek Park
Carbon Hill High
Denzil Blake
Alma Lucas
Florence Dupler
Marjorie Joyce
Gar
Rett Barber
Floyd Pierson
Oleta Dane
Ralph Rutherford
Pauline Spires
Kermit Swaim
Gerald Horn
Donald Willis
Vergil Reynolds
Donald Jewell
Mary Easterling
Mildred Clark
Mary Ruth Krinn
Floyd Pence
Miss Smith
Madeline Kitchen
Earl Carrothers
Jesse Kitchen
Gilbert Underwood
Mel G. Underwood
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie B Lane Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie B Lane who died at her West Hunter Street home yesterday will be held Friday at the Logan VU B Church with Rev. John A Toy officiating. Burial will be at Oak Grove by Heinlein Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie B. Lane
West Hunter St
Logan VU. B. Church
John A. Toy
Oak Grove
Heinlein Bros
Sons of Union Veterans Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the Sons of Union Veterans Friday June 14. All members are requested to be present at 8 o clock.
4-H Advisors Meet Monday in Logan High Auditorium
4 H club officers and advisors conference scheduled for Monday June 17 at Logan senior high auditorium. C C Lang leads discussion and Chas Ziegler directs recreation with Marie Lines and a Business and Professional Women's group handling lunch. Program includes talks, demonstrations, group discussions, and a nature talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan, Senior High
C. C. Lang
Chas. Ziegler
Marie Lines
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Rev. R. C. Babylon
Evelyn Harsh
Margaret Stone
Few Have Filed For City Offices
Only 13 prospective primary candidates filed petitions with election board clerk Carl Brandt before the Friday 6 30 P M deadline. Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald appears uncontested, while Carl Cross and John Clark among others seek office. Petitions list T D Kinser G H Spang Frank Weiss Carl Cross John Clark Josephine Hansel Virginia Belt Harley Myer Harold Larimer Oliver M Blake John D Tiptar L K Showalter Kenneth R Fitzgerald with more filings expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brandt
Election Board
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Carl Cross
John Clark
T. D. Kinser
G. H. Spang
Frank Weiss
Fourth Ward
Josephine Hansel
Virginia Belt
Harley Myer
Harold Larimer
Marks Rites Friday for Mrs Aman da Marks
Funeral services for Mrs Aman da Marks are set for Friday at 2 30 P M at Ewing Community Church. Rev R Babylon of Logan will assist Rev H M Geddes in conducting the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Marks
Ewing Community Church
Rev. R
Babylon of
Logan
H. M. Geddes
Child Frances Injured in Chicago Accident
Word reaches here of Barbar Frances, youngest daughter of Dr and Mrs J D Francis, sustaining a badly mangled finger in an accident after the family recently moved to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbar Frances
J. D. Francis
Chicago
Meeting with PUCO Tuesday on Ohio Fuel Gas rate hike
City officials councilmen and press will meet the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Tuesday at 11 A M to discuss the Ohio Fuel Gas Co rate increase. Service Director Roy Loomis returned from Columbus to arrange the conference and local officials will travel from Logan City Hall to the State Office Building for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Roy Loomis
Columbus
Logan City
State
Ohio Fuel
Nurse Helen Harris Graduates From Grant Hospital School
Helen Harris of New Plymouth is among 30 nurses who completed graduation from Grant Hospital School of Nursing in Columbia on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harris
New Plymouth
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Columbia
Oberlin Student Enrolls in Summer School Course
John Kleinschmidt and four Oberlin College students enrolled in a summer course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kleinschmidt
Oberlin College
Proof Needed Before Advancing Tariff Approval
Desirous of proof regarding the necessity of an advanced tariff before giving their approval to the step.
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