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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
2
Ruth Anna and Mary Bollvader participated in a news meeting with lunch afterward. Mary Jane Schrader and Atha Catharine Schrader are listed as reporters.
The next meeting is scheduled for July 5 at 7 30 P M at the home of Retha Lohr located at 271 er avenue. The time and place are announced for attendees and participants.
WUL Club met to review plans and discuss activities with Murl Huggins leading the group. The gathering included twelve members as they talked about future projects and club events.
Smithsonian Institute in Washington D C notes that its head was more than two long and the brain weighed less than two ounces, presenting a curious historical measurement.
Irene Moran 20 of Newark a member of the Magazine subscription team operating in Logan was rushed to St Anthony's Hospital Columbus early today for an emergency operation. She fell ill in her Ruble Hotel room. Sée Green Logan piano tuner named by Ohio University to care for School of Music instruments will tune pianos for campus concerts during winter. Dr Owen Yaw a Cincinnati medical school graduate and son of County Auditor Ora B Yaw will begin duties tomorrow after graduating from Logan High School.
Doris Walters of Logan was released yesterday after receiving treatment at Cherrington Hospital.
Harvey Sayre of Buchtel who recently had a major operation at Cherrington Hospital returned to his home yesterday.
Members of Logan No 2168, F. E. will meet for a scheduled business session. The gathering aims to discuss lodge affairs and upcoming community projects. Details on time and location were not provided in the fragment.
Local residents report on Route 5 activities with Mrs. Elias Taisen visiting Salt Creek, George Hicks family hosting, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Patton’s Plains trip and dinner guests, Miss Doris Thompson visiting relatives, Mae Keck at Schempp Beauty Shoppe, Josephine Keck visiting Logan parents, and other Sunday visits among neighbors.
Obituary notes recall a 97 year old Gibisonville resident who never married and lived with her parents until their deaths. Funeral at St. Johns Lutheran Church. Daily Bible School commencement planned at the U B Church Friday night. Curtis Bigham of Michigan visiting relatives while recovering from illness. Mumps cases rise with Ernest Vorhees family among the latest victims. Ernest Vorhees and family visited Logan on business Monday.
At The Logan Sunday s its her movie sow in Crime School coming to the Logan Theatre Sunday Monday and Tuesday has one of those new nighties that gleam in the dark The darker it is the more plainly visible is the nightgown worn in Crime School because it is a photographic print The Dead End boys and Humphrey are the feature s stars with Page Tonight last time the Louis Schmeling fight pictures and June Lang in One Wild Night are presented on a double bill Friday and Saturday Twin Day Thrills and one hundred and fifty other good reasons for being present
Mrs William Moore and daughter Evelyn visited Mrs Delbert Davis in Pleasant Friday. Logan shoppers included Mrs Bert Keister and Margaret Whitcraft. Harvest work in progress with Billy Barringer cutting 70 acres of wheat across several farms while A L Barringer assists. Universal weekend rain affected visitors to the scenic district.
Laurelville highlights numerous visits and gatherings as locals host relatives and friends from Columbus Detroit Athens and Amanda. The section notes second wedding anniversary observations and various Sunday visits among the Armstrong Floyd Woolson and Bigham families with several residents traveling to Lancaster and Circleville.
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