Kiwanis Club Sees Dual View On American Economy
Harsh of the Farm and Merchants Bank argues the dollar is sound and debt manageable, comparing it to Humpty Dumpty, while noting inflation as a risk. He credits security bonds for countering inflation and aiding the cold war. Eber Mowery chaired, and Richard Gerken, Harold Ruggles, and Harold Summers joined Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Kiwanis Club
Harsh
Farm‘and Merchants Bank
Humpty Dumpty
Eber Mowery
Richard Gerken
Harold Ruggles
Harold Summers
Joseph H. Schaad
Mingoes to Tangle With Anchor Hocking Glass
Logan Mingoes face unbeaten Anchor-Hocking Glass in a 5 30 PM game at Lancaster Thursday. Logan's batteries are Leonard and Brooker, while Daubenmier starts for the Glassmakers and Russ Dawley, formerly of Carbon Hill, will catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Mingoes
Anchor-Hocking Glass
Lancaster
Leonard and Brooker
Logan
Daubenmier
Glassmakers
Russ Dawley
Carbon Hill
Rise in licensed physicians from 1900 to 1940
The United States had about 120,000 licensed physicians in 1900 and roughly 175,000 in 1940, indicating a substantial growth in medical licensure over four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
First local showing of 1949 Ford models at Ogg & Beasley
The first local showing of the 1949 Ford models will be Friday June 18 at Ogg & Beasley on West Hunter Street. Ford debuts a lighter lower longer design with functional styling and reduced chrome, plus rubber engine mounts and mileage gains, with prices from 1163 to 1980 dollars and July revisions possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogg & Beasley
West Hunter Street
Ford
Wesley Ogg
County Courts Issue Two Marriage Licenses
Probate court records show two licenses issued yesterday. Charles F. Carpenter 23 of New Straitsville Route 1 employed by National Supply Co and Myrle G. Mohler 21 of Junction City Route 1 at home. Glenn E. Rambo 22 minister and Esther E. Collins 17 Logan Route 4 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carpenter
New Straitsville
National Supply Co
Myrle G. Mohler
Junction City
Glenn E. Rambo
Esther E. Collins
Logan
Meyer in the Court of Common Pleas Custody Ruling
The court awarded custody of the children to the plaintiff and granted $75 in attorney fees.
Divorce awards custody and support in multiple Logan cases
Flossie Leffler wins a divorce from Saint Clair Lefler on extreme cruelty grounds after a hearing before Judge Harley Meyer. Custody of minor children goes to the plaintiff with $30 weekly support for the defendant. Household goods granted to the plaintiff. Green Township funds transferred by order of Judge Meyer. Elizabeth Thomas and Warren Thomas divorce requires $20 weekly support for minor children. Virginia Vance files for divorce from Louis S. Vance. Paul E. Smith sues Adrien Louise Smith for divorce over wilful absence since 1940. Executors named for Albert Maywood Brown. Hocking Valley Hospital case settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Leffler
Saint Clair Leffler
Harley Meyer
Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth Thomas
Warren Thomas
Harley
Virginia Vance
Logan
Louis S. Vance
Paul E. Smith
Adrien Louise Smith
Gypsum
Husband Wins Divorce in Cruelty Case
Wilburn A. Barlow was granted a divorce from Juanita Barlow after a hearing before Judge Harley Meyer in common pleas court. Married August 21 1945 the couple has one minor child whose custody was awarded to the plaintiff. The plaintiff also received household goods furniture and automobile with costs assessed against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn A. Barlow
Juanita Barlow
Harley Meyer
Court of Common Pleas
Mayor Levies Fines Against Motorists
Two motorists pleaded guilty to traffic violations and were fined by Mayor Roger W. Friend. Norris L. Ogg Glouster received 100 dollars and costs for driving under the influence of alcohol after a city police arrest on Hunter Street. Paul L. Rieder Logan paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding on U S Route 33 south of Logan, cited by state patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Friend
Norris .L. Ogg
Glouster
Hunter Street
Paul L. Rieder
Logan
Corn Popping Yields Six to Eight Quarts Per Pint
One pint of shelled corn should make from six to eight quarts popped, depending upon its condition. The measure reflects variable moisture and kernel size affecting expansion.
Local Notables and Residents During Week in Columbus and Logan
Miss Thelma Keyes county clerk of courts visited Columbus on business. Mrs Donald Bradford of Jackson traveled to Logan for work. Elmer Schrader and spouse celebrated their thirty second wedding anniversary at home. Mrs Gladyd Clutton planned a month in Long Beach California. Mrs Ralph Rheinscheid and Mrs Davis attended Parthenia Chapter CBS Baltimore annual inspection in Baltimore Monday. Desmer Bownes injured back at Logan Clay Products Company and treated by local physician. Clifford Barney of the Columbus School of Trades underwent a fragment removal procedure at a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Keyes
Columbus
and Mire
Ralph Rheinscheid
Daii $S
Parthenia
CBS
Baltimore
Desmer Bownes
Third Street
Logan Clay Products Company
Clifford Barney
Columbus School of Trades
Local ladies to attend Sigma Phi Gamma convention in Pasadena
Mrs. Everett McWilliams and Miss Clara Graham plan Saturday travel to Pasadena for Mrs. McWilliams to represent the local Sigma Phi Gamma sorority at the national convention. The annual homecoming at Smith's Chapel is set for Sunday, June 27 with a noon basket dinner and afternoon program following a morning children's service. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strous and family of Laurelville tour California including Boulder City and Los Angeles after visiting San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett McWilliams
Clara Graham
Pasadena
Calif
McWilliams
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Smith’s Chapel
Harold Strous
Laurelville
California
Boulder City
Nev
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Savonnerie Tapestry Influence Noted in Cleveland Museum Display
The article describes Savonnerie or soap tapes and their origin from a soap factory on Paris outskirts under Louis XII. It notes their deep pile resembles an Oriental rug. A suite of wall hangings, sofas, and four chairs in this material was recently acquired by the Cleveland Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XII
Paris
Cleveland Museum
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Kiwanis Club
Cotton Union
General Fund
Green Township
Green Board of Trustees
Jacob Gleason
C. S. Moore
Shell Hardgrove
Alva S. Brown
Joe E. Brown
Albert Maywood Brown
E. L. Ewing
Maxine . Barnes
Hocking Valley Hospital, Inc
Fairgrounds
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
iBuy Reserve
Stoltz Drug
Mills Bros
RSE
Teeny
Griff Williams, Mgr
E. Main St
Donald Bradford
Jackson
Elmer Schrader
East
Gladyd Clutton
East Second Strett
Long Beach
Logan, Ohio
Logan Music
W. Main St
Meldrim
St. Clair
international-Harvester
Daily News
Main St
M. C
Patchen, Jr
2Nd St
Dale Roads
Dad
Ore Loganlay
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