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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
5
Classified items list used ice boxes with prices from Hocking Ice and Storage Logan Ohio dated June 5 1911 and a 1929 Port roadster inquiry for 80 dollars with Ernest Miller 1057 Third St Logan dated June 14 1911.
Notice of a lost pair of leather knee boots found near the hospital on West Main Street. Finder urged to return them to this office for a reward. 6-17-1.
Mrs. Carl Judy and her brother Mr. John Till with Till and Stevens family members depart Monday at noon for a weekend in Indianapolis. En route they will stop in Cincinnati as guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ankelmeyer.
Miss Marie Cornell 19 of Columbus asks police to aid in locating eight men who she says ejected her from a moving car in Sandusky Ohio. She suffered slight injuries while selling magazines in Northern Ohio cities.
Edward N Jones, head of labor and industry in Gov George H Earle's cabinet, was selected by Federal Relief Administrator Harry L Hopkins to direct Pennsylvania's federal works program. He will resign his cabinet post to devote full time to the assignment directing an anticipated 350 million dollars in expenditures.
Funeral services held at Graceland cemetery chapel for Gaar Williams 54 noted newspaper cartoonist who died yesterday while starting a motor trip to his Indiana homeland. He gained fame for his civic cartoons and contributed to national papers. Williams was a prominent Chicago artist celebrated for his keen humor and social commentary.
At the 14th convention in Portsmouth on Sunday, John W. Caine of Cleveland was chosen Commander. W. K. Adams of Portsmouth became senior vice commander, Jack Widdington of Youngstown and Fred Foran of Canton earned executive positions, with Judge Otis Hess of Cincinnati as an executive committee member. Zanesville was selected to host the 1936 meeting.
The Home Owners' Corporation disbursed 563 211 dollars in loans to 182 distressed Ohio homeowners in the week ending June 13. Most funds, 490 500, were in bonds exchanged with former mortgagees. 44 544 covered back taxes. 13 219 paid for repairs. the remaining 14 948 covered interest and fees. The average loan was 3 095. Alfalfa wilt disease spreads from Pennsylvania to California.
Jimmy Braddock defeated Maxie Baer in a landmark bout that elevated Braddock to elite status and surprised fans, signaling a rapid rise from underdog to top contender. The piece notes Braddock's rise, the era's stardom, and his plan to capitalize on the win while facing inevitable future challengers. It also mentions local sports culture, bass fishing season, and interest in tennis amid wet courts and a potential club formation.
Mr and Mrs Levert Yoris announce the birth of a nine pound son born Saturday night.
The H C Godman recreation ball team faced its first setback of the season as S and S Market handed them a 7 4 loss Friday night at Strawn Park. Rush pitched steady ball with solid fielding support while S and S batted frequently. final decision came in the ninth inning. Batteries were Rush and Kitchen for S and S with Godman and Bauserman and Geslin for H C Godman.
Work progresses on grading the Logan high school athletic field as part of the FERA program. Crews remove the north bank to create a practice football field and move the baseball diamond northwest. Completion expected in about three weeks. About seven trucks operate at roughly 75 mph.
Announcement last week that the F. O. B. will sponsor the Logan Independents senior league baseball team. Jimmy Acker has managed the club and will continue in that role under the Eagle sponsorship. New uniforms and equipment may be provided.
Recruits are being signed in major Ohio cities for 27 new CCC camps. The state will have 61 camps totaling 5 562 men by August 1, with enrollment expected to exceed 19 000. Camps are listed by county and near towns for forestry, park, drainage, and related work.
An all day political rally for Southeastern Ohio Democrats is set for June 22 at the Athens fairgrounds. Governor Martin L. Davey will give the keynote address with other Ohio Democrats speaking. committee members include Mrs Gladys Whitlatch James Wittenbrook John Halliday and Milton S Cox. The event expects several thousand attendees.
A large group of Hocking County Democrats attended a weekend outing at Buckeye Lake Park featuring dancing boating and swimming. Governor Martin L. Davey and speakers Charles West and Francis Poulson led the event with addresses.
At the Hocking Valley Golf Course south of town last Thursday Pat Eberst registered a 120 yard pay drive to the green and cup. Ralph Gordon posted a 44 for one of the week’s low scores as more golfers join the local Jinks circle.
The 1935 gridiron practice for the Purple and White will start September 1, as announced by George E. Carr. Carl Schroeder, newly selected coach, attended the summer coaching school at Ohio State University run by Mentor Schmidt.
The weekly sanitation report shows seven sanitary units were installed last week. Five were built at Camp Wyandotts and two were placed at Lloyd Mount's nightclub on Scotts Creek Road.
Torch singer Helen Morgan sues Cleveland attorney Maurice Maschke Jr in Hollywood divorce action claiming he plotted to force her to commit suicide. Maschke denies the charge saying he loves life and did not drive her to a cliff.
In Waterloo Iowa two men robbed August Bradley early today. One man waved a gun while the other searched his pockets. Bradley received only a few cents back from the robbers who claimed they had more money.
Two thousand striking relief camp workers in Regina Saskatchewan vowed to defy police orders and obstruct Ottawa-bound freight trains Monday night. The march followed union protests and tense confrontations as authorities prepared to disperse the crowd.
Bob Keynes fired a 79 to break the college course record at Hocking Valley on Sunday. Miss Gladys McDaniels, of Union Furnace, visited Logan today as a business guest.
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