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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
4
The Logan Daily News maintains heritage as a Democratic paper with regional consolidations and AP affiliations. This notice lists its postal status and representative offices in Chicago and New York City, crediting AP dispatches and local news.
Rate structure listed for Logan area with carrier delivery 10 cents weekly and mail rates per year in Hocking County and Logan trading territory at 3 dollars outside Hocking County 4 dollars per year beyond the first two postal zones 5 dollars.
The Manchester Guardian’s correspondent labels the Republican convention as a bore and drab affair despite claims of momentousness. He notes party shifts since 1932 and criticizes Senator Steiner for premeditated attacks on New Deal policies while supporting NRA AAA and other measures. Mary W. Dewson referenced as a Democratic leader.
Misses Ella Myer Florence Doebele and Dora Nell Greene left yesterday to attend graduation exercises at St Aloysius Academy near New Lexington. Miss Mary Myer daughter of Frank Myer Jr of Wanseola Kentucky graduates this week after nine years. Mr Myer and his daughter will visit Frank Myer Sr and other relatives before returning home.
Mr. Oliver Brooke was severely injured Friday when his buggy runaway near Mrs. Iengle’s residence on Walnut Street caused the rig to be demolished. The colt pulling the buggy, about two years old, frightened on Hunter Street, but Brooke sustained only severe bruises with no broken bones.
Dr. B C McManigal departed Monday evening for his old home Lewistown Pennsylvania to spend about two weeks for health and to attend the unveiling and dedication of the Soldiers Monument in Lewistown with plans to be present for the ceremonies.
Mr. A C Sands Jr traveled to Cincinnati and Oxford last week. In Oxford he spent four days attending the annual meeting of the Trustees of Miami University.
On Friday June 15 Mayor J B Colli son officiated the marriage of Thomas Showalter and Eliza J Adams both of New Pittsburg in a simple city ceremony.
Pope Pius addresses foreign newspaper men stressing thought guides world action and the press acts as transmitter and registrar of those ideas. He outlines the moral duty of media in shaping public opinion and international understanding.
Laura Randall notes Joyce’s daily life and rising tension at Mr. Van Every’s house. Suspicion grows over a ruby guarded in the library by Seon and mysterious visitors. Joyce seeks it, while Randall recalls her own weariness and longing for a final employer before Joyce’s marriage.
The item lists three questions: number of rib pairs in a man, the term rayrrh, and which side of a carriage the off horse is hitched on.
A guidance note advises that a man should escort a woman to the theater and remain with her between acts rather than leaving during every intermission, though brief departures may be proper in certain circumstances.
A fragment notes a brief smoke break taken at least once during a performance. No further details on who, where, or when are provided.
A Goethe maxim reflects on fear arising from imagination devoid of restraint and discernment. The line underscores caution about unchecked mental images shaping feeling and actions.
A historical note says birthdays bring warm friends yet also melancholy for celebrants, who may face altered social attention and inward reflection during their day. The passage emphasizes emotional contrasts linked to birthday observances.
If you were born today you should value your friendships and the support they offer. Friends often remain nearby and ready to help, even when others stay away.
A stamp issued in 1933 commemorates the 350th anniversary of Newfoundland becoming a British possession. The item notes the historic milestone and its depiction in a stamp album context.
The fragment mentions twelve, a resin sourced from trees and shrubs in Arabia and Abyssinia, and the term the right. It reads as a cryptic list item or dictionary-style entry without a clear narrative or event context.
The Granville Times reports Dr William Gear Spencer found a notebook of his father Dr Bunyan Spencer revealing Elder William Spencer kept church notes and judicial acts. It notes in March 1831 the baptism of William S. Denison in Sims creek, the future namesake of Denison College, though not related to Gov William Denison’s family.
Silhouetted by frontier danger Captain Samuel Brady stalked Ohio country Indians from Wellsburg to near Akron. After a daring crossing of a 200 foot wide creek by leaping to the opposite bank he hid under a pond log until pursuing Indians left. Brady’s Leap and Brady’s Pond are historic markers.
MARION OHIO JUNE 14 AP Rescued from a burning automobile only to go to jail for 10 days A highway patrolman stopped C E Graff 28 of Marion found the front seat and Graffs trousers set afire by a cigarette Curtis extinguished the blaze and arrested Graff for driving while intoxicated Graff pleaded guilty was fined 100 dollars and costs sentenced to 10 days in jail and lost his driving rights for six months
A Cleveland Heights car containing three men crushed a stop sign then plunged 35 feet over a cliff into trees after crossing East Boulevard. Driver William Chevance, 23, suffered a facial cut and was charged with intoxication.
Budapest dispatch reports that twenty four persons died when a ferry boat capsized in a bay on the Danube River. The tragedy occurred yesterday and authorities continued rescue and investigation efforts.
Logan Rae Wep M.D. reports at Joliet the American Institute of Laundering study comparing bacterial counts in clothes washed at home vs commercial laundries. Results show home laundries harbor more bacteria, with counts higher in warm months. recommendations include longer boiling, more water, and extra rinses to improve home laundry hygiene.
Across and down clues listed with numbers and partial answers for a historical crossword puzzle. The readable text shows numerous cryptic style hints for items like male cat composer, projecting organist, and various clues such as 7-Method and 29-A grassy. The end contains a garbled line of letters likely from the puzzle grid or answer key.
A Galveston teacher explains five holdings that compel early trump pulls to stop defenders from ruffing. Two sample hands illustrate the types where declarer must control trumps to expose established side suits, with bidding and play outcomes showing the win of six tricks and the defense thwarted by timely ruff denial.
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