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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
2
The Murray City junior drum corps marched in a Saturday parade at the armory and performed at the fair grounds. Governor Davey gave a speech and the corps will travel to McCon lsv for races on July 4.
Funeral services were held at the M E church for Ralph Wright 22 who died briefly at his home. He leaves a wife Bertha and a son Jimmie. Burial occurred at Greenlawn. Other items note Robson family visitations fishing trips baptisms and local social events in Murray City including a Euchre party and variety of visits and relocations.
The Montgomery County fair Board and Dayton Jockey Club reached a compromise to resume racing at the fair grounds today after Saturday disorders. Bottled refreshments remain banned on site and further outbreaks could cancel the rest of the week's schedule per Judge Rowland Baggot.
Beekeepers schedule their summer gathering for July 26 and 27 in Dayton Ohio. The event brings together local apiary enthusiasts to discuss trends equipment and techniques for the season.
The Ebenezer B Y P U plans a three act religious play Whatsoever Ye Sow on Sunday evening June 30 with musical numbers between acts. Cast includes Wavelene Poling and multiple Howdyshells among others. Local attendees invited.
New York report states Conchetta Montaznino 23 refused a 10 cent piece by her father and, after being partially paralyzed, jumped from a five story roof. She died before an ambulance could arrive.
Neighbors and friends will gather at the Rock House in Hocking County on July 14 for a Sand Run reunion featuring a basket dinner and program. Also shared is part of a prize essay by the Ohio schoolgirl who won first honors in a state wide Federal Housing Administration educational contest.
Tense clashes erupted as a crowd hurled bottles and stones at Catholic women and priests attending a eucharistic congress in Edinburgh. Police restrained the crowd amid heightened sectarian tensions and calls for calm.
Governor Lehman proposes a strong anti crime campaign in New York City. He requests a special prosecutor, a special grand jury and an extraordinary Supreme Court session to target organized crime and vice, with Mayor LaGuardia pledging police cooperation.
London reports Britain claims the first entirely robotic airplanes in the world. The air ministry says pilotless Queen Bee aircraft are used for gunnery practice over land and sea, flying over 100 mph and up to 10 000 feet, with a 10 mile operating radius from the station. They are radio controlled and can take off land or be catapulted from ships and return to water after flight.
Two youths survived a narrow escape when their car hit a valve on a feeder gas line 169 miles east of Columbus. Bernard Dempsey, 20, crawled free and pulled Fred Conroy, 18, to safety as the gas main exploded with a roar. They received hospital treatment for cuts and bruises.
Georgetown University reported that its seismograph recorded a severe quake last night starting at 6 30 p m, peaking at 7 p m, and ending at 10 p m Eastern. The epicenter was placed 9 000 miles westward.
Eleven American debutantes and a matron including tennis star Miss Helen Jacobs rehearse for a presencen night at the season’s third court in London. The event highlights social debut and sporting ties in a formal society setting.
The body of Mr. Sam Butler of Columbus was brought here for burial in the local cemetery on Saturday. Butler was a former New Straitsville resident. Clyde Todd formerly of Shawnee died from injuries in a milk truck accident Friday. He leaves a wife and two children. funeral services were not complete at this writing.
Among those operated for tonsil removal last week were Mr. Closs Waldi at his home here and Mary Joyce Begley at New Lexington. Both made nice recoveries.
The article notes John Ward Sr is seriously ill at his home amid long failing health. It also describes a euchre party hosted by Mrs. Tom Keefe on Sunday evening with about 35 guests and refreshments served at the end of the party.
The article lists clergy at St. Charles Seminary for an annual retreat and details numerous social visits and trips. Names include Rev. Frank Kellerman, Mr. and Mrs. John Archibald of Logan, the Snyder family in Shawnee, Mrs. John Mahley, and many Columbus and Logan residents visiting relatives or shopping.
Large readable crossword list with two brothers harpy notes and many clues. Includes abbreviations and archaic forms alongside modern hints for across and down entries.
About 125 golfers crowded the Kenwood Country Club course for the first 18 of a 36 hole qualifier for the Amateur state championship. The final 18 will be played Wednesday with all players seeking a spot in the 32 who advance to match play for the title.
Henry Cotton shot a sub par 70 at Gullane to post 36 holes totaling 141 and secure easy qualification for the British Open defense. The 72 hole championship begins tomorrow at Muirfield in Scotland.
The report lists various residents visiting relatives and enjoying excursions. Anie Waldie visited in Logan with Aunt Agnes Waldie while many youths from New Straitsville joined a Niagara Falls trip. Wayne Begley did business in Nelsonville, and gatherings occurred at homes of Mrs. Mary Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy in Athens.
Edwin C. Alabama Pitts worked to improve his batting eye to hold the lead off spot for the Albany Senators of the International League. After three games he had two hits in 12 at bats and went hitless under lights last night, with Pitts grounding out twice and flying out twice as four teammates also went hitless.
Helen Jacobs and Helen Wills Moody, top American rivals, did not play each other on the opening day of Wimbledon. Moody faced M Baumgarten of Hungary and Jacobs met left handed Nelli Adamson of Belgium in the first round.
Spanish American war veterans of Ohio nominated candidates at their state convention in Canton with ballots set for tomorrow. Col. Car Thompson of Cleveland and Supreme Judge Edward S. Matthias addressed attendees at the annual banquet and grand ball last night.
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