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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1937

Page

2

Local society notes on sorority and club events

Eighteen members were present for the Delta Theta Tau Sorority meeting and pledge session. Elizabeth Tuftet and Lucille Alltop were chosen to plan an August picnic. Services were held for Dorothy Wardwell Betty Ann Brown and Phyllis Leonard. A joint meeting of auxiliary groups is planned at the Methodist rooms Friday at 4 o'clock with a covered dish picnic. Logan Garden Club discussed annuals. Mr. Smoot spoke and two new members joined. Gayle Dreisbach hosted a chicken dinner at Armstrong Cabin with several family guests. New Bridge Club held a supper and theatre party at Rempel-Waston Park with members and a guest. Evans visited Ickeye Lake Sunday night.

Delta Theta Tau Sorority Marsepa "Etier Eines Elizabeth Tuftet Lucille Alltop Dorothy Wardwell Betty Ann Brown Phyllis Leonard King’s Daughters S Foreign Missionary Methodist King’s Heralds King’s Guards Logan Garden Club Gayle Dreisbach Kingston Armstrong Cabin Laurelvile W. F. Armstrong Merrill Armstrong Laurelville Melrose Harbaugh M. G. Harbaugh Myrtle White Logan C. E. Regl Ann Paris Eugene Hemminger Dreisbach Wils Peet New Bridge Club Columbus Rempel-Was- 60N Ralston Clara Graham Marie Frasch Gertude Miller Margaret Reden Wald Betty Kessler Rosemary Rectenwald Evelyn Miller

Social Calendar Highlights Clubs Picnic and Meetings

Tuesday June 29 attendance at Rachelmacher Park for a Questionaire Club picnic and initiations at 7:30 PM in the Daughters of America Council 120 hall. Wednesday June 30 includes bridge club, Priscilla Club hosting, and Lutheran Youth at St Matthew Church. Thursday July 1 Amici Club at Mrs Ed Jones, various meetups, picnics at St Augustine’s Euchre party, Vera Blinn Chapter picnic, and Sons of Union Veterans meeting at Potahont Hall. Many social events with attendees from local households and churches.

Questionaire Club Rachelmacher Park Daughters’ of America’ Council Ewan Degree ‘Teaith James’p. Shaw Ed Jones Amici Club Bridgettes Mahoh Powers Warner Ave Win. Heinkin Second St St. Matthew Ladies Aid St. Matthew Luthéran Church Trinity Ladies Guild Water Works Park Vera Blinn Fred Graham Chas. Achauer Sons of Union Veterans Potahonts Hall Charles Achauer

Local social notes highlight visitors and travel across Ohio

A long list of Logan area residents and guests recounts trips to Columbus Warren Warren, Galion, Marion, Canton, and Buckeye Lake. Names include Vanetiten, Derr, Warehime, Weiland, Warehime, Smith, Conrad, Woodyeard, Garverith, Stracke, Schude, Wonn, Conkle, Martin, Luke, Noble, Bright, Bond, Courter, Till, Ruble, Daniels, Kinser, McLinn, Hiles, Lyke, Overle, Edwards, Cramer, Hengst, and Rosser among others visiting relatives, attending picnics, races, and weekend stays.

Columbus Produce Sees Age 29 in Brief Notice

The notice lists Columbus Produce with an age entry of 29 in a compact public record snippet dated October 12.02. The fragment references a historical filing or inspection, noting a value or code "80-00" within the archival snippet.

Columbus

Cincinnati livestock prices steady with broad ranges

Cincinnati market reports show hogs opening lower under pressure yet weighted orders steady through the day. Sows in the 160 to 300 pound range traded, cattle and calves slow but near steady with light yearlings and grass-weight steers holding around 11.95 and 7.80 to 10.50 respectively. Sheep at 2,000 head slow on spring lambs, bids 50 lower early, good 11.00 range, ewes quoted to 4.00, with overall activity subdued.

Cincinnati

Patrol Board To Meet Again In Spain War Debate

The Italo German rejection of a neutral patrol for Spain’s coast by Britain and France keeps Europe’s effort to isolate the Spanish Civil War in suspense. Rome and Berlin agreed to talks while a sub committee of the hands off Spain powers, with additional nations, adjourned and will reconvene Friday.

Associated Press Spain Great Britain France Rome-Berlin Count Dino ‘Grandi Joachim von Ribbentrop

Virginia-born Astor praises FDR for not hating back

Nancy Astor, the Virginia born British MP, lauded President Roosevelt at the White House after a general exchange with Fremean Roovelt. She disclosed to interviewers that she told Roosevelt how remarkable it was for a man so hated to keep free of hate and commended him for not hating back.

Fremean Roovelt White House Nancy Astor Roosevelt

Three Warren CIO officials held in steel strike plot case

Three Warren CIO workers Arthur Scott John Borawek and George Bundas are jailed on charges tied to a broad plot. Police say Hall head of the strike ex po committee ordered bombings and arson against Republic Steel and nearby facilities. Investigators report confessions and corroborating statements from Bundas and Borawek.

Balome Ie Wi Exp Bohd Thir Scott John ‘Borawei Warien Add Cio B. J. Gillen Hall National Arthur Scott John, Borawek George Bundas Warren CIO Scott Republic Steel Corpation The Light, and Power Company Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania

Nine Jay brothers sentenced for immorality in Bonn

Berlin reports the nine Jay brothers of the Order of Alexis were given prison terms ranging from six to sixteen months on immorality charges in Bonn. The prosecuting attorney said similar charges are pending against fifty three more members of the order.

Berlin Jay Brothers Order of Alexis Bonn

Ironworker Falls to Death on Dayton Construction Site

Lawrence Knox aged 41 an Ironworker was killed instantly on the fourth floor of a department store building under construction in Dayton Ohio. He fell when a steel cable he was tightening broke causing him to lose balance. Witnesses reported the accident occurred this morning and authorities investigated the scene for details.

Dayton, O Lawrence Knox

Ohio U student Jack Baker to graduate with honors next semester

Word from Ohio University Athens reports Jack Baker of Market Street has earned better than a B average for seven straight semesters. If he maintains the same average next term, he will graduate with honors. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Staley Baker.

Ohio University Athens Jack Baker Logan Ker Staley Baker Market ‘St

Hitler critic imprisoned in Danzig church circle

Rudolph Walther, chairman of the Day Confessional Church, is sentenced to three months in prison for criticizing Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich in a circular letter read from his pulpit in Danzig. The case highlights growing dissent within religious circles in the city.

Rudolph Walther Adolf Hitler Third Reich

Price is Sentenced After Self-Represented Drunk Driving Conviction

Pred, acting as his own attorney, faced a jury that convicted him of drunken driving after brief deliberations. Judge Phil A. Henderson sentenced him to 40 days in jail, a $100 fine, and costs. Driving privileges are suspended for six months.

Saigamese Protest Over Soviet Amur River Clash

Report from Porvoo cites Saigamese government invoking bilateral pact with Japan and Manchoukuo to protest what it calls Soviet invasion of the Senufa and Bolshoe Islands in the Amur River. Japanese high command says they view the situation gravely and will respond after Moscow replies.

Fe Porvoo Dune Saigamese Japan Manchoukuo Ivasion Senufa Bolshoe Islands Amur Moscow

Arson Suspect in Cincinnati Held on Fires Case

A 23 year old youth, Thomas King, remained in custody as Cincinnati police probed his claim that he started a dozen fires across the past year and a half, including a West Ninth Street rooming house blaze causing W. E. Williams to die, and a May 30 fire that killed a father and son. Detective Chief Emmett D. Kirgan confirmed the details.

Cincinnati Emmett D. Kirgan Thomas King

Hunt to testify on rafter-shaking tale in Beverly Hills case

In Los Angeles June 29 the defendant Hunt with three followers presented a dramatic account claiming his religious mission involved Delight Jewett, a 17 year old Denver girl. Government prosecutors charged Hunt with transporting Miss Jewett for immoral purposes, linking the movement to a scandalous case.

Los Angeles Red Wuest Hunt Diviné Delight Jewett Hunt Jewett Denver Colo Beverly Hills Catit

Confucius’ 75th generation descendant visits New York

Dr. H H Kung, a direct descendant of Confucius and China’s minister of finance, is in the United States to study economic and industrial documents. He is seen in New York and can smile at Americans tracing their ancestry to Mayflower pioneers.

Confucius H.H. Kung China U. S New York

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