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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

6

Hocking County Boy Scouts Prepare for 1936 Camporee

Boy Scouts of Logan and Hocking County plan the 1936 Camporee at Waterworks Park on Thursday and Friday 25th and 26th. They will camp overnight with city permission and present campfire entertainment for families. Judges will assess field day events with 650 points out of 1000 earning a satisfactory rating.

Hocking County Boy Scouts Boy Scouts Logan Hocking County Hocking Waterworks Park Harley Meyer Court of Honor Committee

Civil Service Exams Open for Junior Posts in Agriculture

The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for junior positions including chemist agronomist animal fiber technologist and animal husbandman with salaries from 2 000 a year. Details and application may be obtained from Charles Strubie secretary at the post office in this area.

United States Civil Service Commission Department of Agriculture Charlies Strubie U. S. Civil Service Board of A

Hocking County Republican Executive Committee Members Named

The Hocking County Republican Executive Committee announced its members yesterday with a first meeting and officer elections planned soon. Melrose Harbaugh will chair the group and call the initial session. six more committeemen will be named by precinct central committees.

Hocking County Republican Executive Committee Frank Blasins J. S. Cherrington J. G. Collins O. E. Hamilton John Tipton Arthur Miller Clara Campbell Fred E. Hull Forest E. Weinrich Clinton Webb Ralph Larimer Melrose Harbaugh Frank W. Harden Laurel A. L. Strous Laurelville Fred Weaver South Perry Dwight Stacy Carbon Hill W. R. Spencer Coalgate Floyd Stiff Charles Foster Murray City Elmer Byrd John Potter Jobs Marion Mayes Sand Run Dan Simmers Ad Sanborn Gerald Martin Coal Gate C. H. Fatton Laurel Run Elsa Dyer Union Furnace

Brannigan Receives Letter At Oberlin

Durward Marx Brannigan, Oberlin College graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Brannigan of Logan, received his varsity letter in Oberlin College Base Ball for the season. He was captain earlier and played second base as the team, led by Guy Thrower, completed a fourteen game schedule.

Durward Marx Brannigan Oberlin College James Brannigan North Mulberry Street Logan Brannigan Guy Thrower

Rockbridge Postmaster Reports Bonus Bond Delivery

George Stoughton, Rockbridge postmaster, says his office completed delivery of bonus bonds to about 18 war veterans in the district by three o clock yesterday afternoon.

George Stoughton Rockbridge

Scout Troop 160 Plans Outdoor Meeting at Floyds Pond

Boy Scout Troop 160 of the Presbyterian Church will hold an outdoor meeting at Floyds Pond tonight at 5 00. The troop will meet at the church and depart promptly at five.

The Presbyterian Church Floyd's Pond

Chambers Inspects Soil Conservation Project in Zanesville

County Agent Harold Chambers tours a soil conservation project near Zanesville today assessing progress and practices at the site.

Chambers Zanesville Harold Chambers

Body of Kerr, 20, Recovered After Ohio River Drowning

The body of John Newton Kerr, 20, was recovered from the Ohio River yesterday after he drowned. The incident occurred near Gallipolis with authorities reporting the accidental death. Kerr was from the local area and his death is being investigated by the coroner and police.

Gallipolis John Newton Kerr Ohio River

Rockbridge WPA Starts Hocking Canal Upgrade Crew

A 15 worker WPA crew under Harley Schoonover began improving the Hocking Canal above Rockbridge. Dr. Claude Lyon of Logan and the State Department of Public Works sponsor funds and supervision with Engineer Hall. Projects include canal restoration for recreation, Sheep Pen Lock repairs, bulkhead fix, channel cleaning, bank raising, and widening towpath to create a two mile roadway.

WPA Harley Schoonover Hocking Canal Rockbridge Claude Lyon Logan State Department of Public Works Lyon Engineer Hall State Conservation Department Hoe

Rotary Club Outing Replaces Meeting At Fickel Camp

The Logan Rotary Club met yesterday at J. A. Fickel's cottage on Helber's Rocks with 37 members present and 3 absent. Dinner by Enterprise U B Church ladies followed by music from Melvin Harbarger and Kessler. Afterward a baseball game and horseshoe contest entertained members and visitors Rolland Bright Edward Eberst Raymond Roberts Clarence Salts.

Logan Rotary Club J. A. Fickel Helber’s Rocks Enterprise U. B. Church Melvin Harbarger Kessler Rolland Bright Edward Eberst Raymond Roberts Clarence Salts

Death of Lancaster parks chief Marion Hankison

Nelson Hankison of near Logan mourns the death of his half brother Marion Hankison 67 who died yesterday morning at Lancaster City Hospital. Marion Hankison served as superintendent of Lancaster city parks for 26 years. Parnel Hankison of Logan is a half brother.

Nelson Hankison Logan Marion Hankison Lancaster City Hospital Lancaster City Parnel Hankison

Four Graduate At Ohio State Commencement

Four hundred teens and women received degrees at Ohio State University’s fifty ninth annual commencement in the stadium. President George W. Rightmire spoke as grads from Logan were listed: Freda E. Gooding nurse, John R. Moore business administration, Helen C. Eberst education, and Chas Green chemical engineering. A summer quarter starts June 22 following a week’s vacation.

Columbus Ohio State University George W. Rightmire Logan Freda E. Gooding John R. Moore Helen C. Eberst Chas. Green

Big Pine Man Fined for Fight Cleared by Magistrate

Melvin Garrett of Big Pine was fined ten dollars and costs by Magistrate S B Whitehart for fighting. He was arrested for his part in a two week old fight at South Bloomingville.

Melvin Garrett Big Pine S. B. Whitehart Garrett South Bloomingville

Notice of sale for Main Street business property

A Main Street business property is offered for sale and details can be obtained from Emmet Mason at 232 E Main St Logan Ohio. The notice is dated June 12 1915 or 1916 or 1916.

Main Street Emmet Mason E. Main St Logan Ohio

Logan Office Delivers World War Bonds to Veterans

About 175 Hocking county veterans received bonds yesterday with deliveries to urban addresses completed. Postal officials expect roughly 350 county residents to be eligible, though late applicants may delay some bonds. The Logan post office stayed open until 9 p.m. to certify and cash bonds, with Festmaster Bowen directing the process begun at 9 a.m.

Hocking County C. Wood Bowen Consignees Logan Festmaster Bowen

Sheriff’s sale transfers several parcels in Ward and Marion townships

Land owned by Florence Priest sold by Sheriff Joe Farbearn to Forest E. Weinrich David Lloyd and Harley Meyer for 504 dollars the highest bid at sheriff s sale covering 67 acres in Section 36 Township 13 Range 15. Martin V B Roop transfers about 120 acres to Esther Roop in Marion and Good Hope townships. Nelson H France deceased transfers over 300 acres in Ward township to Nancy France et al heirs.

Florence Priest Joe Farbearn Forest E. Weinrich David Lloyd Harley Meyer Martin V. B. Roop Esther Roop Marion Good Hope Nelson H. France Nancy France Ward

Toronto Visitor Betty Hay to Return Home

Miss Betty Hay of Toronto Ont will return to her home Thursday after a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Men Cook at 405 North Walnut Street. Miss Hay is a sister of Mrs Cook.

Betty Hay Toronto Ont Men Cook Walnut St Hay Mrs. Cook

Merry Kookers Hold Meeting at Advisor’s Home

Members of the Merry Kookers 4 H club gathered at Mrs. A G Wyatt’s home for a meeting. Roll call listed favorite flowers. Lois Hyde and Eleanor Anthony served refreshments. Visitors Jean Wolford and Shirley Hutchinson attended.

Merry Kookers 4-H Club A. G. Wyatt Lois Hyde Eleanor Anthony Jean Wolford Shirley Hutchinson Ruth Bliss Betty Meldrim Martha Lee Sue Schempp Shirley Barker Karlotta Schmitter Arlene Carr Joan Wittekind Pauline Heinlein Carol Walburn Mary Chambers Ruth Cooper Nettie Rheinscheld Mary Skinner

Stone Crusher kills Fred McKinley in accident

Washington D. C. June 16. A stone crusher killed Fred McKinley aged 48 yesterday.

Stone Crusher Washington D. H Fred McKinley

Absence Drop Amid 12 Arrests for School Nonattendance

Western Hocking County residents faced 12 arrests on failure to send children to school. Carl Poling, co attendance officer, reported 216 investigations, 89 parent notices, and one pending violation. He noted district attendance improved over last year except for several mid winter days with snowbound buses. George W. Wright serves eastern Hocking County.

Hocking County Carl Poling Poling George W. Wright

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Civil Service Examinations Dewey Miller E. Bowen Logan Daily News Office Chakeres Logan Theatre Im Ogan Frances Dee Brian Don. Levy Chas. Butterworth Fred Astaire Joan Crawford Taylor Loretta Young Patey Kelly Beal Rathbone Logen Republican Executive Branigan Oberlin Big Pictures Margaret Sullavan Henry Fanna C. Butterworth Harmony Lane Douglass Montgomery Evelyn Venable Western Union Pelegram Ange U.S Patent Office Stanley Stanle Stanley—Central Press ED Wuprglein Fickel Camp Ohio State Europe Merry Kookers Www D. Thurness Over Stedems Shoe Store Logan, Ohio Nash Nash- LaFayette LaFayette mLee Gallagher, Tom Garage
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