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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
6
Logan people may hear L F Dabe from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio discuss gas rate factors at a 7 30 p m conference in the City Building. The session, not a regular council meeting, aims to inform councilmen before deciding on rate increases.
Floyd Donald Riggs 26 of Orland teacher and Kathryn Cecelia Rohr er 23 of Logan clerk marry. Paul Leo Radcliff 24 of South Bloomingville rubber worker and Pansy Larue Wiggins 25 at home marry.
Mr and Mrs Harry J Steven son plan a two week fishing trip to the northern peninsula of Michigan. They will be joined by Mr and Mrs Len Brown of Forest Ohio. Mr Brown is Mrs Stevenson's brother.
Homer Armstrong, who bought the Rochester property at Hunter and Orchards Sts, is rapidly remodeling the residence. The entire west wing has been removed and further changes are planned, with painting to follow after completion.
The report notes a tariff reduction from 64 cents to 55 cents under an ongoing contract. No further details on parties or dates are provided in the readable text.
One day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Biggs of Greendale died at 1230 a.m. today. Interment followed at Fellowship cemetery by The Heinlein Funeral service. Grandparents listed include Mr and Mrs Charles Biggs and Mr and Mrs Jacob Allen.
In Tallahassee Justice Rivers Buford of the Florida Supreme Court denied a circulating report of his death with a grin, saying he knew the rumor was false the moment he heard it.
State Highway Patrolman Jas. Bower returns to the Athens district after Newark assignment. Patrolman Bob Clark, sent here after Bower's transfer, returns to Newark.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Dicken of Sand Run announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Jo last night. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W G Dicken near Gore and Mr and Mrs Frank Easterling of Sand Run.
W. E. Lewis district supervisor of the liquor control commission stopped in Logan yesterday on his return from Wellston where he opened a new liquor agency recently.
Viola Dawson of Logan has been awarded one of fifty four cash prizes in a national Capper Publications contest. The winner supplied a slogan for Capper's Farmer Magazine in the nationwide competition.
James Cunningham Logan, who underwent a sequence of skin grafting operations at St. Frances Hospital Columbus, was brought to his home today.
The United Commercial Travelers of America chose James Daly of Columbus as Supreme Counselor at the close of their 48th annual convention in Columbus.
The Logan unit closes today for ten days of vacation for 300 employees. Production resumes July 8 as the plant operates under new management and aims to raise daily output from 3200 pairs. The Gallagher Avenue fitting room was re arranged for higher production with fall lines now in progress for three months.
Funeral services were held at 10 30 today at the First Presbyterian church for Rollin B Harrington former Logan resident who died at his home in Wichita Kansas Tuesday night Dr Baker of Columbus conducted the services assisted by Rev R C Babylon Burial was made at Oak Grove cemetery by the Woodard Funeral Service
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics elected new officers last night for a one year term with C. E. Aurand to serve 18 months as trustee. Installation is set for Thursday night with a social program. Officers named include Keith Schultz as Councillor and Dwight Stacey as vice Councillor.
County Supt. J. W. Coleman has filed the 1 January to 30 June report with the state department of education. The fourteen districts of Hocking County received about $34,460 from the county tax fund. A notice on state aid due to county schools is expected soon.
Sheriff Joe Farbearn announces grappling hooks available at all times from the sheriff's residence and Logan Home Telephone Co to assist in body recovery and aid searching parties in drowning cases.
Ralph Poston, son of Mr and Mrs Emerson Poston near Logan, suffered a painful injury yesterday when his index finger was pierced by a pitchfork prong while working. He was treated by a local physician.
Twenty five members of the Logan Rotary club visited Circleville last night at the Circleville country club. The Circleville club provided entertainment and a dinner after golf on the country club links. Rev Amos Heyde of the Logan club delivered an engaging talk. Preparations are under way to entertain Circleville in Logan soon.
Former S. H. athlete Dick Brandt has improved after several days at home with influenza.
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