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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
4
The excerpt limits publication rights to all news dispatches and local news in the paper. It lists the Chicago office at 85 E B Wacker Drive and agents Ralph R. Mulligan of 441 Lexington Ave New York NY.
By carrier in Logan 10c per week. By mail in Hocking County and Logan trading territory 3.00 per year. Outside Hocking County 4.00 per year. Beyond first and second postal zone 5.00 per year.
Denver postal officials report the late chain letter craze boosted mail volume by about 20 000 dollars in extra pay and raised post office receipts by roughly 50 000 dollars over two months, with the public losing money while workers benefited.
The Omaha street railway strike left bystanders exposed to danger during days of disorder as management and workers clashed. The national guard intervened, halting streetcar service to allow negotiations to proceed and the public to walk to work.
Henry A. Wallace, secretary of age, notes that past discoveries are neither final nor definitive. The old dismiss novelty, urging younger generations to question established limits and pursue ongoing inquiry.
On Thursday night last week the marriage of Geo Smith to Anna Mickel was performed at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev Spoehr. The groom's brother Joe Smith and Florence Rea soner of Columbus attended the ceremony. Jacob Ellinger family from near Enterprise visited Logan on Saturday with John Savey Jr. family.
Mr and Mrs John Sanderson and daughter Mrs Ed Tritch left Tuesday to Lancaster camp ground to arrange their cottage for occupancy during camp meeting.
The Hocking County Teachers Institute will be held in Logan during the week of July 22. Instructors include Professor Edson Mills of Ohio University and J M Richardson of New Philadelphia. Logan attendees at a Nelsonville circus on Saturday were Harold Koppe Burnis Thurness Mr and Mrs Charles England Mrs Tom McMahon Mrs Dr Campbell Dallas Kinser Mrs Gus Steinman Lon Nail and Miss Elizabeth Ambrose.
Misses Pearl and Christine, students at St. Aloysius Academy in New Lexington, are spending their vacation in Logan with their father L. J. Warner and family.
Mr George Chapman and Miss Margaret Savey wed Tuesday evening at the Catholic church in West Logan. Rev Beem officiated at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Holenback and daughter Florence of Winchester visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Sloan and family, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Thos Brouch and daughter Winniefred of Sunbury, Pa.
Thursday evening Miss Agatha Fox entertained her Class of 1907 with old-time chat and various games.
Mr. Ford Hack of Union Furnace spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Smith. Messrs. George Weis and Dr. J. B. Ellison went to Lima Monday in the doctor's automobile as delegates to the grand lodge of the K of P meeting in Lima this week.
Miss Nelle Taylor assisted by Miss Margaret Cook entertained many friends at the former home on W. Hunter street Friday evening. Social plays and music formed a pleasing impromptu program. Rev. Osbourne of Delaware, a guest, rendered delightful vocal solos during the evening.
Lieutenant Valentine Preston attends a Bremerton reception with the Cordrays Brad and Lia while his wife Janice, now in Shanghai, resurfaces in his thoughts. Val recollects their past and spots Jan at the piano, triggering a tense mix of longing and curiosity in the Seattle scene.
A fragment notes enduring interest in novelty tied to human nature. The remark references ancient thinker Piiny the Elder, highlighting curiosity and the urge for new experiences as a constant across eras.
The fragment references Sir Walter Rajeich as a contemporary playwright figure and notes Woodrow Wilson in connection with the discussion. No further context is provided to determine a clear event or outcome.
Atlantic City delegates to a regional conference of the National Women’s Party push for uniform legal treatment of men and women and equal pay for equal work. The resolution calls for equal alimony in divorce and equal consideration for men in breach of promise cases. Oscar the polar bear at Seneca Park Zoo in Rochester is the world’s most photographed animal as tests for new films are made. A contractor in Spartanburg, S C, uncovers human bones, rusted barrel hoops and a round piece during an excavation.
In a club heart diamond contract a bidding sequence leads to a small slam in six diamonds. Declarer discovers East’s misdirection and uses a heart ruff to secure the last three tricks. The outcome hinges on who holds the king of hearts, with the final ruff and winning cards sealing the contract.
A fragment suggests an early settler was interred in a barrel with a beer mug in hand, beneath a steady base of metal believed to be from an old stein. The claim hinges on local relics and an antiquated burial idea.
Two months after a deadly dust storm season, Oklahoma farmers report lush pastures as volcanic ash from April’s storms rich with nitrogen phosphates lime and potash fuels greener grass, according to Frank M. Filson fertilizer specialist for a packing company.
The itchy blisters on feet result mainly from a skin invading microscopic fungus. Variants like pompholyx may be fungal or heat related. Industrial chemicals, foods, drugs, and nervousness can trigger similar eruptions. The fungus thrives in moist, softened skin and can persist on floors and sports gear. Prevention and treatment will be covered tomorrow.
Washington economists say a race is on between business recovery and labor trouble as NRA outlawing relief creates a split in the outlook. Experts warn 41 per cent dollar devaluation risks and investors’ hesitation while a 9 per cent further cut threatens returns. World politics tilt left and U S banking debate pushes toward a unified federal system.
The Roosevelt administration uses the RFC as creditor of railroads to direct reorganization. Past Milwaukee case shows Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and National City Bank profited from fees over 1 million dollars while bondholders had no vote. New plan shifts control to holders, trims interest, and places new stock in a trust.
Lima, C. June 25 The city council with Mayor Allen Metheany's backing adopted a resolution asking Texas officials to consider Lima as a link in a proposed pipeline to bring natural gas from the Texas Panhandle at reduced cost.
Seattle dispatch says 5 month old George Way Jr. who swallowed an open safety pin was flown from Cordova Alaska by fast plane. X ray surgeons report the pin has moved and will pass naturally without surgery.
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