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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
6
Nerton files a Pleas Court suit against Moore and Willimuth Ver seeking 5000 dollars for injuries from June 2. As a passenger in Moore’s car driven by Willimuth Ver, a collision occurred after careless driving. Plaintiff says both men were intoxicated, two ribs broken, other injuries, and permanent damage.
Sargent, son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Sargent, formerly of Logan and now living in Mt. Pleasant Michigan, has been awarded a high school scholarship for his top scholastic class. He is selected as the most popular boy in the graduating class. The Sargents moved from Logan to Mt Pleasant three years ago.
The bi weekly meeting of Antioch Grange was held last night. A program directed by Golda featured the play A Country Romance and refreshments were served.
Logan Roberts mortician reports Mrs Roberts in Columbus making arrangements for the Roberts funeral here shortly after July 1. The Sunderland address at 60 W Hunter St is leased for the service.
Coots, daughter of Mrs. Coots, had her tonsils removed in the morning at the office of Dr. H. M. Boocks.
The notice invites customers to bring items to the store on Monday or Wednesday to receive 50 cents in trade. The offer is valid only on the Monday or the Wednesday immediately following.
A Logan Kiwanis Club delegation of 25 attended All Kiwanis Night at the Lancaster Camp Grounds. W. W. Hardens Old Time Fiddlers with Mr Harden M B Iles and Harry Woltz accompanied the local group. W K Himes of Lancaster spoke and a radio party let guests hear proceedings from the national convention now in progress. A chicken dinner and games followed.
Claude Chilcote and George Dix of the Laurelville school faculty were chosen as advisers of the Laurelville boys 4-H Club. Jas R. Smoot announced the club will split into farm mechanics and livestock projects. The next meeting is set for Monday, June 29 at the school house.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Pharmacologist at 3800 dollars, Assistant animal husbandman at 2600 dollars, Junior motion picture director at 3500 dollars, and motion picture specialist at 3200 dollars. Full details from Charles V Struble Secretary at the local post office.
Emma D. Hickman deceased transfers part of inlet 51 in Logan and 140 acres in Section 13 Jackson Township to Jane D. Roush and Martha Ann Yerges. Jane D. Roush then dies, transferring five undivided 10th parts of inlet 51 to Martha Ann Yerges and three undivided tenth parts of 140 acres in Section 13 to Yerges.
George W Reichley 83 died Friday night in New Lexington after a paralytic stroke. Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon in Junction City. He was the father of Mrs Bell St Clair of Logan.
Henry Edgar Pittman of near Logan visited the area this past Saturday. The Logan Daily News notes the visit as part of its routine local coverage.
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft told the Logan Rotary Club that most U S lawlessness stems from violations of three core biblical commandments. He noted flaws in the prosecutorial process rooted in Magna Charta era procedures and juries.
Henry Paulk of Sand Run visited the Hocking County jail and was granted a bed in Sheriff Joe Farbearn's office. He will keep the bed until he has paid a $5 fine and costs for intoxication.
Joe Knece and Lenna Knece of near Haynes appeared before Magistrate S B Whitehart this morning on a charge of provoking a breach of the peace filed by Grace Wine of South Bloomingville. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury with $300 bond each.
Misses Nelle and Marie Schneider of Logan depart for Los Angeles and a two month tour of the Western States. They will be joined later by friends from Akron and Warren for the trip.
Mrs. Ed Jones of S Market Street underwent a major abdominal operation at Lancaster City Hospital this morning. She was accompanied to the hospital by Mrs. Fyron Wolfe Jr. and Dr. H. M. Boocks.
Leon Eichel of Logan returned home today after undergoing an appendectomy at Grant Hospital in Columbus three weeks ago.
American motorists may obtain a 60 day touring permit in Canada and extend it to 90 days by applying at any Canadian customs office.
J. W. Millheand announces Mrs. Mable P. Atha of 310 N Mulberry St as agent for the Ohio National Life Co. Central Ohio Agency will base in Suite 3510 AIS Building Columbus. Atha will cover Logan and Hocking County areas and nearby regions.
There were 26 Hocking county students at Ohio State University in 1935 36 down from 39 in 1934 35 and 1935 36. Most Ohio counties sent more students in 1935 36 than 1934 35, while 14 counties including Hocking declined and four showed no change.
Warren Scott of the Dicken Addition was fined 25 dollars and costs by Magistrate S B Whitehart for assault and battery filed by James Bright of Logan. Scott was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith. The offense occurred Saturday night in the Dicken Addition.
Mr. William Dumm and Mr. Chas. Raxton of Laurelville were business visitors in Logan today. They met local merchants and discussed potential collaborations during a morning call.
Darryl F Zanuck Twentieth Century drama "Sins of Man" stars Jean Hersholt as a Tyrolean sexton and bell ringer. The tale follows a father and his two sons amid life love sacrifice aviation dreams and war with a moving final reunion after twenty years.
Anna M. Keller died Monday at two o clock after a long teaching career in Logan public schools lasting forty three years. She guided generations of students with high principles of honor and integrity and retired six years ago to a quiet home life surrounded by friends. May the Lord grant her pardon and eternal rest.
The monthly circulation report by county supervisor Ethel Clark shows nine WFA Extension Library centers in Hocking County. Average monthly circulation totals include Magazines Juvenile 230 Adult 830 and Books Juvenile 325 Adult 500, with a book repair project servicing 7060 school and 3000 literary volumes.
John H. Hone of Vermillion Kansas died at home in his 91st year after a stroke of paralysis. He was born on a farm near Ilesboro in Hopkins County and moved to Kansas in 1869 after marrying Lucy Williams. He was the oldest brother of Catherine Hone and uncle to Piezza Mauk and Russell Hone.
Victor H. Ries of Ohio State University floriculture suggests five minutes daily of weeding with a narrow blade trowel to trim waistlines while turning a weeded lawn into a beauty spot. He notes posture is up to the digger.
Anna M. Keller born in Logan March 5 1867 died June 8 1936. Daughter of Jacob and Mary Keller a member of the Rebekah Order and W C T U and a devout Methodist. Survived by nephews Marsh Keller David Keller and nieces Yessie Huntwork Alice Fountaine Mary White and Helen Scott.
We express grateful appreciation to neighbors and friends and specially the doctor singers the minister Reverend Shank and Mr. Weestlard the Funeral Director for their wonderful help and service during the illness and death of our dear aunt. The nephews and nieces.
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