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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
6
Machinery for a new well on the north bank of the river was moved into position and work was to begin. The project aims to tap a sand and gravel formation to yield nearly a million gallons daily for the city water system. A Logan waterworks inspection suggested relief may come, but cooperation from water users is urged to avoid a crisis on hot days.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mrs. Gladys Lehman with address 534 West Second Street and a directive to respond or respond immediately after publication, unclear organization or purpose.
Mrs Willard McNallen and her son Pat arrived Tuesday from Breckenbridge Texas to spend the summer with Mrs McNallen. Mr and Mrs McNallen will join them in August.
Allan R McBroom for the heirs of Parmelia French filed suit seeking judgment of 6 20 against former probate judge Andrew Ellinger and bond sureties Abraham Blum Paul Fox A F White C G Bowen and D E Harsh. The petition alleges unfaithful administration and failure to pay heirs money in his hands. Parmelia French died December 27 1929 leaving a large estate in Hocking and Jackson counties. Joseph Canty appointed administrator. Heirs named include Allen R McBroom Hattie Ellis Abraham French Carrie French Alice Clark Lora Miller Charles French Harry French Betty Lewis Rome Slagle Abraham Calister Miller Hattie Campbell James O Martin David Miller Bennie Miller Armintic Miller Beasley William J Miller. McBroom claims powers of attorney for all heirs and distributees.
George Hall who lived on So. Market St. recalls the night of February 26 1895 when Logan began steps toward the waterworks plant. He notes the land was bought from the Baird heirs in Pennsylvania and likely condemned. The village’s mayor Billy Bowen wasn’t present that night.
A Logan Daily News office window showcases an extraordinary egg from a hen belonging to Alva N. Hankison of Logan Route 5. The outer shell was preserved and the egg weighed a half pound with 8 inches around and 9 inches long. Inside was a second egg weighing a quarter pound and measuring 5.5 by 6.5 inches.
Mr and Mrs J A Hutchison with family and Mrs W A McNallen and son Pat spent Thursday evening at the Hutchison cottage on Summerland Beach at Buckeye Lake.
Mr and Mrs Ted Tom of Logan announce the birth of a son born Wednesday. Grandparents are Mrs Anna Tom Logan and Mr and Mrs Chas Holdren Union Fer nace.
Dr and Mrs Victor A Simiele of Logan announce the birth of a daughter at Grant Hospital Columbus yesterday. The Logan Daily News reports the local birth with brief family details and timing.
J M Conkle and W Hunter Sr visit the Logan Daily News Office to claim their subscriber tickets for the Chakeres Logan Theatre.
Veterans expect to receive first bonus bonds from Cincinnati and spend carefully. Many will save for a rainy day, with some investing in farms or paying debts. Others plan purchases like automobiles and home appliances while a few delay cashing bonds to avoid alimony.
After a two year lapse the Marion township girls 4 H Club was reorganized with Mrs James Hockman as adviser Officers named Wilma Poling president Virginia Johnson secretary treasurer Eleanor Brown news reporter Mildred Hockman recreation leader The group plans a sewing project.
The Ohio Education Association opened its annual mid summer meeting in Sandusky on June 19 with educators gathering for talks and workshops.
A nation wide WPA staff meeting will be broadcast on the NBC red network from 4 00 to 4 30 pm EST Saturday June 20 featuring Harry L Hopkins Geo H Earle Angelo J Rossi and Aubrey Williams Plans for the new WPA program will be explained and all project employees and their families are urged to listen Stations WLW Cincinnati 700 kilocycles and WTAM Cleveland 1070 kilocycles will carry the program.
Mrs. Ray Stewart and Mrs. Harvey Sayer of Buchtel plus Margaret Rechenwald and Mrs. Earl Landis of Logan attended graduation exercises at Mercy hospital in Columbus last night as Miss Evelyn Stewart received her diploma. They laterjoined a reception at the Nurses Home.
Francis Roberts an assistant at Leonard Funeral Service will leave to open the Roberts Funeral Home in the coming weeks. He has rented the Sunderland property at 60 W. Hunter St, recently vacated by Warren Murphy and family.
John D. Sanderson and Ed Myers returned yesterday from a four day fishing trip on the Muskingum River. They brought back a nice catch including several large bass.
Work of the Emergency Adult Education program in Hocking county will culminate next week in a general display of all activities from twenty one communities with thirty nine groups. Thirty one subjects have been offered across literacy vocational education workers education and other fields. The public is invited to visit the display to learn about the county program and adult education in general.
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