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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

2

County Sells Relief Bonds to Stranahan Harris Toledo

County commissioners issued 28500 in relief bonds awarded to Stranahan Harris Toledo as the lowest bid. Toledo offered a 131.11 premium with 2 percent interest. Bids from Farmers and Merchants Bank Logan Saunders Silver Cleveland Provident Savings Cincinnati Season Good Mayer Braun Bosworth Weil Roth and Irving also appeared.

Stranahan, Harris & Toledo Toledo Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan Saunders, Silver and Co Cleveland Provident Savings Bank and Trust Co Cincinnati

Enterprise Boosters 4-H Club Names New Year Projects

The Enterprise Boosters 4-H Club met Friday June 12 to name the club and select projects for the coming year. President Richard Carpenter led the meeting before the adviser spoke on birds and potato cultivation. The next meeting is set for Saturday June 27 at 7 00 PM.

Enterprise Boosters 4-H Richard Carpenter

Expedition Abandons Everest Climb Amid Severe Weather

British climbers led by Hugh Ruttledge halted their Everest ascent and retreated to base camp as dangerous weather battered the 29,002 foot peak. The decision came after persistent storms and high winds.

Darjeeling Ind Hugh Ruttledge Mt. Everest

Kelvinator Five Year Protection Plan Promotes New Refrigerator

Amazingly low cost operation and visible economy highlight Kelvinator promotion. The ad touts a rubber grid in every ice tray and declares the model beautiful, convenient, and usable with price and terms comparable to standard refrigerators.

Kelvinator

Seek Slayer Continued Probe Ties to Inventor Dispute

A woman recalled a prowler she had seen near the home and said he was a man she discussed inventions with three years earlier. Police traced the inquiry to a General Electric area in Harrison and considered a patent dispute as a possible motive. Four muddy footprints were found. one cast matched a tall slender man wearing a size 11 E shoe.

Meaore Jos. Cocozza Harrison General Electric Co Moore

Bonus Brevities From Across The Nation

A collage of short notes reports a range of oddities and small triumphs. A New York butler avoids jail by posting his own bail after a driving while intoxicated arrest, while a Pittsburgh man recovers lost bonds. Other items note a veteran’s bonds, a postman’s home visit, and colorfully describe bonus money and postage estimates.

New York Thomas Hughes

Jappe Joins Hamilton Campaign Team As National GOP Chairman

James L. E. Jappe of Cleveland, former secretary to the Republican national convention committee and director of publication, becomes secretary to John Hamilton campaign manager for Gov. Alfred M. Landon. He will oversee western HQs in Chicago while Hamilton leads Republican operations.

James L. E. Jappe Cleveland John Hamilton Alfred M. Landon

Banner Class entertained at Mrs. Mattie Ralph home

Banner Class of the M. E. Sunday school was entertained at the home of Mrs. Mattie Ralph with games and contests. Dainty refreshments were served. Attendees included Dorothy and Ardella Martin, Crella and Jean Lloyd, Kathryn Strum, Alberta Hamer, Betty Spenc er, Lois Mariner, Jane and Betty Lou Gottka, Mary Catherine Wollett, Ruth George, with Mrs. Belle Baird and Mrs. Opal Lanning as guests. Mrs. Maud Farmer hosted the Past Chiefs club of Black Diamond Rebekah lodge on her lawn Friday night with refreshments. Miss Beulah Loper assisted. Mrs. Cecil Lunsford of Gloucester attended.

M. E Mattie Ralph Dorothy Ardella Martin Crella Jean Lloyd Kathryn Strum Alberta Hamer Betty Spencer Lois Mariner Jane Betty Lou Gottka Mary Catherine Wollett Ruth George Belle Baird Opal Lanning Maud Farmer Chiefs Club Black Diamond Rebekah Lodge Beulah Loper Cecil Lunsford Glouster

Widespread Local Social Visits Reported Across Town

The column lists numerous residents and relatives visiting relatives and spending weekends in places including Glouster Nelsonville Cleveland and Moundsville. Names such as Harve Nida Pearl Hellyer George Johnson Ruth Loper Maud Penn Joe Stone and James Lanning appear among travel and family visit notes.

Dean Johnson Georgia Pearl Hellyer George Johnson Glouster Port Pulb Calif Elmer Dearing Buchtel Don Loper Beulah June Loper Muskingum River Quentin Quinn Ruth Loper Nelsonville James Lanning Athens Ben Hellyer Mick Anderson Rema Koon Lucille Cook Maud Penn Ruth Penn Richard Penn Cleveland Margaret Miller Joe Stone Marilyn Joe Billy John Autle Jacksonville Betty Autle Homer Lanning Moundsville W. Va James Lan

Local residents visit relatives and friends over weekend

Mrs. Lufella Dawson and daughter Yvonne return to Huntington after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shelton. Numerous guests travel from Kent, Columbus, Nelsonville, Glouster and The Plains to visit area families including Mr. and Mrs. Tony Stencil and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Williams.

T.J. Smith Columbus Pearl Williams Delores Lanning Mary Janet Roberts Julia Jean Jones Wilsonville Louis, Stencil New Lexington Agnes Stencil Hollister Tony Stewcil John Stig Lufella Dawson Yvonne Huntington W. Va Leonard Shelton

Col Frank Knox Nominated for Vice Presidential Ticket

A note from friends extends congratulations to Col. Frank Knox the Chicago publisher as he becomes the Republican vice presidential nominee on the London ticket.

Col Frank Knox Chicago London

Memphis Woman Flogged by Band Near Barrie Ark

Miss Willie Sue Blagden of Memphis and Rev Claude Williams of Little Rock were allegedly beaten by masked men at Earle Arkansas while investigating a rumored slaying in a cotton strike. Blagden said she suffered four flogging strokes and Williams received fourteen as they refused to name their source.

Memphis Tenn Presbyterian Barrie Ark Willie Sue Blagden Claude Williams Little Rock Earle

Best Results From The Daily News Classified Columns

A compact note highlights how readers can maximize ad visibility using Daily News Classified Columns. It emphasizes clear headings, precise product details, and verified contact information to attract targeted responses.

Daily News

Strikes Hit Barberton Diamond Match Pittsburgh Valve

Akron June 16. Workmen picket Babcock Wilcox Barberton plant 2300 workers with talks stalled. Diamond Match plant idle 800 workers seeking wage hike. Pittsburgh Valve and Fittings sees about 350 idle after two weeks as union seeks 20 percent raise recognition and paid vacations.

Akron Barberton Babcock. and Wilcox Company H. G. Cartwell Diamond Match Company

Mrs J S Hes Ticket Chance At Logan Theatre

Mrs J S Hes of 480 E ao St is invited to visit the Logan Daily News office for a ticket to the Chakeres Logan Theatre. This notice calls readers to claim passes at the newspaper office.

J. S. Hes E. Ao St Logan Daily 1 News Office Chakeres Logan Theatre

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