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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
2
The Logan post office announces a six year eligibility build with vacancies in each department. Applicants must be U.S. citizens aged 18 to 44, at least five feet tall, meet strict physical standards, and reside nearer the local office than the mail route through which they receive mail. Struble will provide further details on the proposed examination.
Lois Jones reports in New Straitsville on routines and visits as residents travel to Athens Circleville Akron and Columbus. Family and friends gather for birthdays and holidays while Bowling Green students plan summer arrangements and locals enjoy short trips and homecomings.
A local woman remains seriously ill with pneumonia at her North Mulberry street home while others are noted for various medical or civic activities. Harvey G. Sayer is admitted to Cherrington Hospital for observation. Logan Aerie holds a weekly meeting at the club rooms with refreshments after. Joe Kezik Jr and Mrs Clarence Petty undergo tonsil operations at Cherrington Hospital. Paul Stimson is ill at home with mumps. Five Boy Scout Troop 160 members camp at Floyd's Pond near the Rock House and plan to return Friday.
WPA projects in Hocking County cover school repairs painting and book work in Gore Laurelville Logan and other sites. Totals show sums for levees, sidewalks, sewer systems, bleachers, curb and gutter work and library book binding with cumulative expenditures reaching over five figures.
Mrs. William Call and her grand daughter Margie Anne DeLaney spent Sunday in Akron as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Webb of Columbus over the weekend.
Hockings County election board members met yesterday to approve buying 370 dollars of election supplies for both primary and general elections. The items will be purchased from F. J. Heer Printing Co. of Columbus.
A state survey notes several WPA funded efforts including road reconstruction in Falls, Perry, Laurel and other townships with totals ranging from about 1 400 to 225 000 dollars. Also listed are library extension projects, surplus commodity handling, sewing room upkeep, and a repair program affecting Idleboro High School's state aid status. L. L. Louthian reports on Starr Washington district education prospects.
A rundown of radio lineups across stations WLW WENS WITKC WHKC WHEC and WBNS with times from 5:15 PM to 2:98 AM featuring hosts singers bands and programs including Doris Rhodes Boake Carter Harmonaires Bing Crosby Amos and Andy Moon River and Sign Off.
A daytime listing from WLW and affiliated stations shows a dense schedule of programs and hosts for Friday June 17. The lineup features music blocks, drama and soap operas, news segments, and various entertainers including Hugh Cross, Peter Grant, Betty Crocker, Kitty Kelly, Mary McBride, and Julia Blake, among others.
Superintendent J W Coleman said in a phone talk with State Education Department officials today that no action had been taken on Tresboro High. He provided no further details.
Chicago open prices show Wheat futures firming with July at 80 percent and December around 81 to 82. Corn slides modestly with July at 67 and September 68. Oats hold near 26. Soybeans rise with July at 87 and October 83, December 81. Rye trades softer at 53 in September and 55 in December.
In Cincinnati the animal market shows steady to weak demand. Calves and cattle move slowly with highs around 9.18 for certain calves and 9.60 for heifers while beef cows reach 6.25. Sheep arrivals total about 1 750 with spring lambs steady to strong and ewes at 3.00 down.
Leaders aim to adjourn today as final enactment of an 8.753 billion dollar program is scheduled. A Senate House compromise on deficiency bills is reviewed while a Senate probe into political use of public funds is considered. Flood control and railroad unemployment insurance bills move to the White House. The Senate approved the deficiency appropriation bill.
Police searched for the source of a pistol bullet that killed Mary Elizabeth Sanders, eight, as she played in a neighbor's yard with a friend. The fatal shooting occurred in Springfield, Ohio, on a June day reported by AP.
In Ohio legislature, the Senate adjourned on Thursday after caucus discussions on a relief program approved by Senators. The House also met Thursday with leaders seeking approval of the relief program developed by an informal committee.
Rev and Mrs JB Clendenen of Logan and Mr and Mrs William Winigman of Carbon Hill will depart Monday for Bethany Oklahoma to attend a two week vacation and Rev Clendenen will join sessions of the Nazarene general Sunday School conference to be held there this year.
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