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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
8
The Daily News reports on ongoing local events, community updates, and brief notices across the city. Details cover upcoming meetings, service changes, and notable civic activities affecting residents and organizations.
Logan Kiwanis Club gathered at the Rock House for the All-Kiwanis Night program joining nearly 100000 members. Copeland Callen spoke via Fred B. Burch, with Denzil Weltner in charge in Fred Carpenter’s absence. A recreation stop at the fire tower and a group sing were part of the evening, with Chas Haning of Lancaster Kiwanis among guests.
Enrollees at Camp Nelson CCC station north of Nelsonmillies begin a stream improvement program. They will build small earth fill dams across upper reaches to create reservoirs holding 15 to 30 thousand gallons of water.
Weather permitting a joint Girl Scout rally picnic and investiture service will be held at 6 PM Wednesday June 23 at Kachelmacher Park. The candle-lighting investiture starts at 8 PM after a picnic for Girl Scouts parents troop committees and interested persons. Seventy Tenderfoot girls will be invested and receive insignia with Troop No 1 presenting them. If rain the rally moves to Thursday evening June 24 same time and place.
Logan Daily News notes forthcoming reunions for District No 7 Marion Township inviting past pupils and teachers to a Sunday dinner at noon and a special program. Daniel Helber serves as president and P A Schrader as secretary. The Fairview Church congregation plans its eighth annual reunion on Sunday June 26 at the church on Route 31 with all-day service and basket dinner led by Rev Shaver and Frank Coakley.
John Johnson aged 23 of Laureiville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital last night with a badly cut right arm. He allegedly fought in a automobile incident, struck at a person and broke a car window, causing the injury.
A Children's Service program at Ebenezer Church on Sunday evening June 7 features a religious play titled The Lost Church and activities by younger children. Everyone is invited to attend.
Logan insurance representative C. T. Warren will be presented a hand engraved plaque and gold record emblem on June 29 during his company's eastern regional convention at the Traymore Hotel in Atlantic City.
Judge Phil A. Henderson grants the divorce of Lula Nutter from James Nuter on gross neglect grounds. Lula receives custody of a minor child and $10 monthly alimony.
An intensive personnel safety program has been launched by the Ohio Department of Highways to reduce accidents among employees especially highway construction and maintenance. Director John Jaster Jr. cites 1936 injuries causing 1 320 claims costing 126 996 48 dollars, equating to 31 749 men days lost 122 men a full year. Major causes were motor vehicles corrosive substances and hand tools. The program aims to boost safety awareness and reduce accidents. W W Meldum of near Logan was in the city on business Saturday Sam Montgomery near Logan was a business visitor here Saturday.
Mr and Mrs A M Welty report an unusually good strawberry year in Marion Township with over a dozen pickers filling 25 to 30 crates every other day. The season is ending as hail or frost were absent and aided the crop.
Miss Fay Peyton of Shawnee was brought to Cherrington Hospital after an auto accident on Saturday. Her doctor reported head and body injuries and that she has been delirious since. he expects she will recover.
Fred Price of Logan pleaded not guilty to a drunken driving charge after a Sunday night collision at Oreville. Judge Phil A. Henderson set a $500 bond and scheduled trial for June 30 following arraignment yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer arrested Price.
Lawrence Ray Vancuren 22 mechanic Logan son of the late James Ray Vancuren marries Maxine Jeannette Marks 20 Logan clerk daughter of Harley Mason Marks in a marriage license record.
Marion Ohio plans the second annual Scioto River regatta next month. Ten events include two free-for-all heats for boats of all classes. The Mid-east Outboard Racing Association sanctions the race, drawing drivers from Ohio Kentucky Indiana Pennsylvania and Michigan. Thirty boats entered last year.
Eugene Cherrington of Jackson was admitted to the hospital today for treatment after suffering a leg injury last fall while a member of the Jackson High School football team.
Jerry Clark spent the week in Columbus with relatives the McQuade family. Minnie Warthman and Ed Win with Lelia Horden of New Plymouth visited Dallas and Mary Warthman. The Kennedy family moved into the John Cochrs property. Pythian Sisters gathered in Pom eroy with attendees including Harry Patterson Vermont Todd J H Downhour and M B Calvin. Mary Hixonbaugh of Logan visited her parents Elmer and Mrs. Hixenbaugh Tuesday.
Clint Noble and his orchestra, fresh from a five and a half week Mayfair Casino run in Cleveland, open for a full week starting June 26 at Moonlight Gardens in Olentangy Park Columbus. An all around musician and owner with a dozen players, they perform in a Benny Goodman style using exclusive arrangements.
A heavy rainstorm with hail struck Logan last night near ten, forcing motorists to stop as sheets of rain obscured the road ahead. Some crops were damaged by large hail believed to be walnut-sized. Western Hocking County residents largely avoided the storm.
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