City Fathers weigh sewer bond and FERA projects
Logan council plans to decide on a bond issue to fund sewer improvements and FERA construction programs. Mayor Fitzgerald noted rapid action may be needed to secure August voter approval and possible inclusion of a sewage disposal plant within five years. Discussions include a municipal pool, Main Street extension, and new rate orders, with decisions later by engineers.
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FERA
Logan Council
Fitzgerald
Martin's Pond
Main Street
C. and O. Railroad
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Public Utilities
Ordi
Jail Population Drops to Twenty-Five in Hocking County
The Hocking County jail held about twenty five inmates after a wave of discharges. Authorities reported a quiet weekend with few arrests aside from minor wrecks and liquor charges, and sheriff's deputies noted no major crime activity.
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Hocking County
Strike Crisis Looms Over Ohio Beet Fields Tonight
Federal and local officials push to avert a strike by Northwestern Ohio beet workers. About 500 laborers threaten a walkout over a wage contract demand of 19 dollars per acre, up from 10, with harvesting pay at 80 cents per ton. Negotiators from the federal mediation service and beet growers meet amid warnings of possible field dynamiting if workers quit before a settlement.
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R. C. Fox
C. J. Kindall
Sugar Beet Adjustment Committee
F G.hall
Hancock County
F. L. Richard
Deshler
Beet Growers’ Association
Rizer
FHA Rep to Discuss Home Financing in Logan Office
A Federal Housing Administration representative will be in the Johnson Building Logan offices Thursday to assist the public with home financing questions. Dean D. Belt, FHA field representative, will conduct the session with no cost or obligation to participants.
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Logan
Federal Housing Administration
Johnson Building
Dean D. Belt
FHA
Halt Work at FERA Factory Shuts Logan Mattress Plant
S. B. Ryan announced the Logan Mattress Factory, opened for FERA workers, is closed indefinitely due to material shortages. Fourteen employees will be transferred to other FERA projects, though provisions for some women workers remain unsettled.
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FERA
S. B. Ryan
Logan Mattress
Eagles Press Ohio Old Age Pension Crisis Resolution
Logan Eagles join a campaign to preserve Ohio s old age pension law after years of work by the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Aerie 2168 adopts Resolution No 1 urging a state appropriation before July 1 1935 and a permanent financing plan. Resolution No 2 lauds the Order s 37th anniversary and humanitarian principles with statements by leaders.
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Ohio
Logan Eagles
Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Order of Eagles Aerie
Order of
Les
Logan
Ohio General Assembly
Martin L. Davey
Ao Assembly
Earl Columber
Stanley Sparnow
Conrad H. Mann
Fraternal Order letter on social security and economic security
A Fraternal Order of Eagles letter praises guiding figures and the fight for economic security for all people. It notes progress under President Franklin D. Roosevelt and cites a Supreme Court setback over the NRA as a challenge to social security legislation.
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Frank E. Hering
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
NRA
Order of
Aeria
Warden Ed Eberst Sets Groundhog Bagging Record
County Game Warden Ed Eberst reportedly set a new groundhog bagging record by shooting three pigs with one shot. He was on a crow control patrol when a young duck plus a sow and her brood appeared at a burrow mouth and were dispatched in one blast.
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Ed Eberst
Eberst
Eagles pledge social security support in Ohio meeting
Eagles of Logan Ohio meet on June 20 1935 to urge state and national leaders to enact a permanent constitutional social security program guaranteeing the right of every man to work at a living wage and protecting the home. Stanley Sparnon Worthy Sec.
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Eagles
Logan
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Congress
Earl Columber
Stanley Sparnon
Worthy
Sec
Attorney Moves to Arcade Office
Forest Weinrich, local attorney, will move his law office to the space formerly occupied by the Gordon Oil Co. The latter will retain two offices for local purposes. Weinrich will be installed in his new location by the first of the week.
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Forest Weinrich
Gordon Oil Co
Weinrich
Tarring Roof Repairs Begin at Arcade Building
Due to heavy rain the Arcade Building roof above the Chamber of Commerce office sprang several leaks. Retarring operations started today and are expected to finish in a day.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hartmans to Move to Mt Pleasant with Gordon Oil Co
Mr and Mrs Irvin Hartman affiliated with Gordon Oil Co will relocate to Mt Pleasant Michigan on Friday He will assume duties with the same firm in that city.
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Irvin Hartman
Gordon O11 Co
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Hartman
Electric Device Narrows Crawlers Nemesis For Anglers
Bob Harley and G. W. Rochester demonstrated a new method to secure night crawlers by using two 25 inch metal electrodes connected to an electric cord. They inserted the electrodes in the ground and turned on the current, causing worms to surface quickly for easy capture. They gathered over 250 crawlers to use on a fishing expedition.
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Bob Harley
G. W. Rochester
Harley
Rochester
Rotary Club Hosts Logans Rotary Guest and News
County highway bridge painting projects under FERA begin today with 24 workers painting 165 bridges. Bridges near Old Mans Cave take priority as crews move between sites. Entertainment by Mrs Terence Bannon highlighted last night’s meeting. Lester Risch acted as MC for the program. Harold Zeig joined Sun Glow Mfg Co as a member. President Amos Hyde spoke briefly and announced that the Logan Rotary Club will host the Circleville Rotary Club Thursday night.
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Samuel Ryan
FERA
Old Mans’ Cave
Terrence Bannon
Rotary Club
Lester Risch
Clayton Shaw
Harold Zeig
Sun Glow Mfg. Co
Amos Hyde
Logan Rotary Club
Circleville Rotary Club
Civil Service Exams Announced for Various Positions
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for technical editors at 3200 to 4600 dollars a year with Forest Service and Farm Credit Administration, and illustrator roles at 1800 and 1620 dollars. All states except listed have underfilled departmental service quotas. details from Charles V. Struble at the local post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
South Dakota
Utah
Iowa
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington
D. C
Charles V. Struble
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Master Mason's Degree Conferred at Monroe Lodge Meeting
At a special Monroe Lodge session last night the Master Mason's degree was conferred on a member. After the business meeting, lunch was served and about seventy five members attended.
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Monroe Lodge
Photographer E. M. Martin Stricken At Studio
Local photographer E. M. Martin suffered a heart attack at 11 this morning in his studio. He was moved to his home and placed under a physician's care as the seriousness of his condition remained undetermined.
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E. M. Martin
Laurelville Man Discharged After Appendicitis Operation
Wayne Winland of Laurelville who underwent an appendicitis operation a few weeks ago was discharged today from Cherrington hospital.
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Wayne Winland
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
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