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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1936

Page

4

City Land Search Fails to Confirm Waterworks Property

County deed records fail to locate any deed proving city ownership of a tract on the north bank of the Hock River near the waterworks. Early maps show waterworks land extending to outlet No 32 but no deed traces found for the waterworks parcel or the Baird and Co holdings once linked to city property.

Thru County City Waterworks Baird Furnace Co Hocking Ufity Hock River Mn Tm Old Town Kachelmacher Park Baird and Co

Landon Plans Eastern Campaign After Nomination

Gov Alf Landon outlined a west to east campaign strategy with possible stops in major eastern cities to precede a western tour. London campaign manager John D M Hamilton traveled from Chicago as Col Frank leads campaign operations amid Democratic rebuttals and reform rhetoric.

Topeka Kas Alf M. Landon John D. M. Hamilton London Chicago J. A. Farley Col. Frank Kansas

Ohio State professor saves exam boners for insight

Prof Willard Berry of Ohio State University Geology Department collected student exam mistakes over seven years to study human imagination. He cites quotes such as the earth moves around the sun in one day and that the earth is flat at the equator, reflecting varied misconceptions and odd beliefs among collegians.

Columbus Willard Berry Ohio State University Geology South Pole Equator

BASL Season Opens For Angling In Hocking County

Game Protector Ed C. Eberst reminded Hocking county anglers that the fishing season opens tomorrow Tuesday. The ban on closed streams remains in effect until July 1, with closed streams defined as those posted for propagation purposes.

Ed C. Eberst Hocking County Mocokee

Logan Nurses Prep Graduation Service at Emanuel Church

Miss Mary Glass Miss Josephine Jaggi Miss Agnes Jaggi and Miss Evelyn Steward of Logan will graduate from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. The ceremony starts at 8 30 P M Thursday at Emanuel Lutheran Church 80 Markison Avenue.

Mary Glass Josephine Jaggi Agnes Jaggi Evelyn Steward Logan Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Emanuel Lutheran Church Markison Avenue

Seneca County men plan visit to Hocking State Parks

A group from Seneca County will tour Hocking State Parks tomorrow per a notice to County Agent Harold Chambers. Arrangements are under way to hire Chas. Ziegler, local naturalist, as guide.

Seneca County Hocking State Parks Harold Chambers Chas. Ziegler

Collision on Hunter Street injures none

No injuries reported after a morning collision at Hunter Street and Zanesville Avenue involving cars driven by D. L. Reed and Dave Gearworth of Logan.

D. L. Reed Dave Gearwoth Logan Hunter St Zanesville Ave

Notice to Chauffeurs Extended Chauffeur Licenses

All chauffeur licenses issued before July 1 1936 are extended by the new drivers license law until October 1 1936 without any additional fee. Present chauffeur licenses remain valid until October 1. New licenses issued after July 1 and before September 19 will be charged one fourth of the annual fee of seventy five cents.

4-H Officers Meet Saturday at Logan High

About 115 Hocking County 4 H Club officers and advisers attended a conference at Logan high school auditorium. Talks by Helen Funk Bonnie Belle Donaldson and Miss Bertha Mad Tener health nurse. Noon picnic supervised by Miss Marie Lines and Miss Florence The afternoon session included conferences a talk by Mr Webb and a demonstration by Scotts Creek girls under Grace Harsh. Lillian Lane announced a club tour for July 29 with a trip to Columbus.

Hocking County 4 H Club Logan High School Helen Funk Bonnie Belle Donaldson Bertha Mad- Tener Alma Garvin Ohio State University W. W. Brownfield Elizabeth Hansel Ghas. Ziegler J. R. Smooth Clinton Webb Smoot Harold Chambers Marie Lines Florence Mr. Webb Scotts Creek Grace Harsh

Logan Board names staff and rehires for next year

At a Logan Board meeting Gary Clathes to elan personnel were rehired in all grade schools. Miss Jean Bright will replace Miss Minnie McBroom as first grade teacher at the East Building with Miss McBroom on indefinite leave. Miss Waveline Grove will replace Miss James Martin in the Central school second grade. An art teacher will be hired later for the new BP art department. Senior High staff includes H E Kirk principal, with teachers Lowery Frasch Ack er Schultheis Haas Farrar Rockhold Rutgers Sandley Schroeder.

Logan Board Weg City Gary Clathes Elan Jean Bright Logan Minnie McBroom Miss McBroom Waveline Grove Rockbridge Jame Martin Don Fesler Miss Grove Central School Burchfield H. E Kirk Lowery Alice Frasch Monica Acker Dayton Schultheis Walter M. Haas Orville Farrar Sarah Rockhold James F. Rutgers Margaret Sandley Carl Schroeder Grace Hibarger Della Webb Sarah Holmes Mary Lemion Charles Eberst Ruth Bryan Budevngnes M. B. Iles Florpantine Oak Aetooyl Agriculture Janes

John Richard McEn undergoes tonsil removal in Columbus

John Richard McEn son of Mr and Mrs John McBroom underwent a tonsillectomy at a Columbus hospital today. The boy’s family arrived in Columbus yesterday accompanying him.

John Richard Mcen John McBroom Columbus

Memorial Services Held by Phi Sigma Chi Chapter

MEM SERVICES Alpha Mu Chapter Phi Sigma Chi held their annual memorial services at the air home in the morning. Rev. R. C. Babylon delivered the sermon.

Alpha Mu Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity My Aire R. C

Sales tax debate cited on schools relief and substitutes

The governor said no suitable substitute levies could be found. Davey stated legislators did a courageous though unpopular act last fall to keep schools operating and provide relief funds, though a re enacted tax was not desired.

Davey

Minnesota Parties Choose Nominations in Light Primary

In St Paul on June 15 the electorate nominated candidates for state and national offices for three parties. A light vote reflected the absence of major issues shaping voter choice.

ST. Paul Minnesota

Carl C. Byers Resigns to Lead Gallipolis High

Carl C. Byers, principal of Carbon Hill schools for four years, resigns to accept a principalship at Gallipolis High School. Byers is a Rockbridge native. The Ward Rural board has not announced plans to fill the vacancy.

Carl C. Byers Carbon Hill Gallipolis High School Mr. Byers Rockbridge Ward Rural Board

Helber Burgess Visit Zanesville After Mine Injury

Mr and Mrs Ralph Helber and Mr and Mrs George Burgess spent Sunday in Zanesville visiting Mrs Burgess brother who is in a hospital recuperating from injuries received in a mine accident.

Ruth Peacock Chicago Ralph Helber George Burgess Zanesville

What Have You to Sell A Classified Ad Idea

A brief classified item hints that the Logan Daily News can help readers sell items with a simple ad. It emphasizes quick placement and local reach for sellers seeking fast results.

Logan Daily News

Bonus Payments Move $1.65 Million in Baby Bonds Nationwide

Washington reports the side effect of the World War adjusted compensation program as about 3,000,000 ex service men receive bonds from 12 Federal Reserve cities. When cashed, billions in cash flow into trade as President Roosevelt urges prompt cashing to avoid delays. Home Owners Loan Corporation officials say the distribution will quicken home loan payments.

Washington Federal Reserve Roosevelt Home Owners Loan Corporation

Fred Logan Visits Logan Theatre Subscriber Ticket Office

Fred Anthony West Logan comes to the Logan Daily News office to collect a subscriber ticket for CHAKERES Logan Theatre. The event centers on obtaining access to the theatre program and related seating. Local readers are invited to visit for their tickets.

Fred Anthony West Logan Logan Daily News Chakeres Logan Theatre

Logan Defeats Lancaster 4 3 In Narrow Thriller

The Logan baseball team beat the Lancaster Coca Colas 4 3 at the Logan Fairgrounds Sunday afternoon. A pitcher’s duel stayed tied until the ninth when Marshal of Logan hit a two bagger driving in Lambertson. Fishbaugh pitched all game for Logan and held Lancaster to few hits. Lambertson, Logan’s Columbus catcher, went four for five. Logan shuffled its infield with Brannigan at short Allen at second Tolbert at third and Nutter in right. This marked Lancaster’s third loss in twenty two starts.

Logan Lancaster Coca-Colas Logan Fairgrounds Marshal of Lambertson Fishbaugh Columbus Lancaster Brannigan Allen Tolbert Nutter

Mrs Walter Nixon Fragrance Shoppe Ad Notice

Local notice lists Frances Beauty Shoppe on Munerry Street announcing a Wednesday sale event at the store. The fragment references a Monday deadline and a reception or reopening.

Walter Nixon Munerry St Weietien Frances Beauty Shoppe

Appendectomy Report From Cherrington Hospital

Mrs. Walter Matthews of New Straitsville and her sister Mrs. Fred Linsgott of Buchtel report an appendectomy operation performed on her at Cherrington Hospital this morning.

Walter Matthews New Straitsville Cherrington Fred Linsgott Buchtel High School Peet Cherrington Hospital

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