Hocking County approves 95 807 appropriation totals
Logan reports an increased certification by County Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald allowing the commissioners to finish the annual appropriations without deputy salary cuts. Total appropriations reach 95 807 52 with 28 461 38 for the first quarter three months and the rest for the year. Road fund totals 82 120 with 79 600 from auto gas and license sources.
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Logan
Hocking
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
General Fund
Agricultural Department
Board of Elections
Common Pleas Court
Children’s Home Trustees
Logan Court Issues Marriage Licenses
Two marriage licenses were issued Thursday in Probate Court to Deaver George Bole and Margaret Sophie Daniel of Stockport and Roseville respectively, and to Edward Newton and Lucille Rawlings of Nelsonville.
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Logan
Deaver George Bole
Stockport
Jess Bole
Margaret Sophie Daniel
Roseville
Edward Daniel
Edward Newton
City Wine
Nelsonville
Fred Newton
Lucille Rawlings
Warner Rawlings
Logan William Greathouse Emergency Appendectomy
Logan William Greathouse of Haydenville underwent an emergency appendectomy at Cherrington Hospital on Wednesday evening. John Partlow of Nelsonville was admitted to the same hospital on Wednesday for treatment.
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Logan
William
Albert Greathouse
Haydenville
Cherrington Hospital
John Partlow
Nelsonville
Logan Social Notes Recap of Club Bridge and Sewing Events
Logans social page details Wednesday activities at Ohio Power rooms and various homes. Bridge winners included Mrs Hankison and Mrs J R Pierce. guests noted. Other clubs held sewing and spaghetti supper with pledges and members attending. next meetings listed.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Marguerite King
Lee Riggs
Helen Fickel
Ruth Schaal
Delores Rhienscheid
Mary Griffin
Richard Brandt
Betty Smoot
Thelma Johnson
Mary Sloan
Robert Mohler
Ruth Riggs
Mrs Jennie Roberson Visits Logan
Mrs Jennie Roberson of Athens arrived in Logan on Wednesday to spend the remainder of the week with Mrs Edgar Hillyer.
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Logan
Jennie Roberson
Athens
Edgar Hillyer
Pastor Harrington Visits Logan Church of Ancestors
Logan reports Rev. John B. Harrington of Greenville preached at the First Presbyterian Church. The logan gathering noted Harrington lineage including John B. Walker first president of the local bank, Frank Harrington, Rev. Marshall Harrington, and Herbert R. Harrington as church elders. He was joined by cousin Ned Harrington of Columbus.
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Logan
Harrington
First Presbyterian Church
John B. Harrington
Greenville
John B. Walker
First National Bank
Rempel National Bank
Frank Harrington
Marshall Harrington
Holmdell
N. J
Herbert R. Harrington
Ned Harrington
Columbus
Rites for Mrs Dane Saturday in Logan
Services for Mrs. Ethel Dane will be held at 2 p m Saturday at her W Second Street home with Rev S W Wiant in charge and burial at Carbon Hill She is survived by Mood Dane a daughter Mrs Paul Webb of Logan and her Pierson and Longstreth relatives in Athens and Logan
Fire alarm at Ruble residence on W Hunter St
Firefighters were called to S. S. Ruble's home on W Hunter Street at 8 05 PM Thursday for a soot fire in a chimney. No damage resulted.
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Logan
S. S. Ruble
W. Hunter St
Death Of Mrs Ella Veronica Noon In Columbus
Mrs Ella Veronica Noon aged 67 of 483 East North Broadway Columbus died at home yesterday after a six week illness. A Shawnee Ohio native she had lived in Columbus for 41 years and was mother of Paul Noon state librarian.
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Columbus
Ella Veronica Noon
North Broadway
Paul Noon
Shawnee, O
Vinton County Court Notes Highlight Local Trials and Activities
Vinton County Common Pleas Court saw grand jury arraignments and petit juries in session. Defendants such as Lyman Camp and Carl Potts faced fines for disturbing a religious meeting, while others were placed on probation for larceny of copper wire. Several cases, including non-support, auto accident damages, and a mandamus action, were heard or scheduled, with a moonshine case adding to the docket. Real estate transfers and a marriage license were also noted, alongside a rise in prepaid sales tax collections to 252.65 dollars for the week ending March 15, 1941.
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State of Ohio
Delmer Dutcher
Cliff Robb
Aldo E. Jeffers
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Jeffers
Frank Brooks
C. R. Smith
Oak Grove
Lawrence County
Sampson Hall
Christopher Herrold
Charles O. Chapman
McArthur
McArthur Waterworks
Willard R. Peck
Marvin Dutcher
Warren Chambers
Gerald Arbaugh
Arbaugh
Tom Fry
Chatfield
John Peoples
Chauncey Gibson
Peoples
Chillicothe
Chapman
Marvel Carl Canode
Meigs County
Nya
Buelah Faye Camp
Oreton
Milo Scott
O. C
Anna Ward
Merlin M
Frances L. Lee
Fairview
Samuel Penn
Francis and
Marie Penn
Wilkesville
Elmer Potts
Herbert Cottrill
Inlet
Hamden Village
James B. O'Leary
Eleanor Booth
Zaleski
Vinton County
Holy Week Services Across Logan Churches Schedule
Logan churches announce Holy Week observances and Easter plans led by Rev. E B White Rev J R Hore Rev Cecil Harding Jones Rev S W Wiant Rev Charles B Turner and Rev Earl Appleman with candlelight communion Palm Sunday Easter Sunday services at multiple congregations including United Brethren Methodist Presbyterian Lutheran and Holiness churches and special music by senior choirs plus morning and evening sermons and midweek services.
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Otterbein College
Methodist Church
S. W. Wiant
Women’s Society
Wiant
United Brethren Church
Cecil Harding Jones
First Presbyterian Church
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles B. Turner
Earl Appleman
Mrs. McFarland
Mr. Vernon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lynn Rittmann
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Heyde
St. John Lutheran Church
Myron W. Clark
Enterprise United Brethren Church
Prosecutor Prepares Grand Jury Cases
Logan Prosecutor Harley Meyer readies work for the grand jury convening next Monday morning. Nine cases are listed with more possible, and seventeen witnesses have been summoned. It is expected the session will conclude within one day.
Blossers Buy Lot on Warner Avenue for New Home
Mr and Mrs Kaye Blosser have purchased a lot on Warner Avenue adjacent to the Walsh residence. They plan to build a new dwelling on the site within the year with construction to begin soon.
Logan-McKinley Republican Club Meeting Planned
The Logan McKinley Republican Club will meet at their headquarters on West Main Street next Wednesday evening to discuss matters of importance and expect a large attendance from members.
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Logan—Mckinley Republican Club
W. Main St
Local Selective Service Board Sees No New Recruits
The Vinton County Selective Service Board met Monday night with no registrants classified. Questionnaires have been sent to Order Number 1176. Four volunteers depart for camp on April 15 and two replacements on April 17. No new volunteers were signed up this week.
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Vinton County Selective Service Board
52 Men for Draft Examine at Logan Courthouse
A second group examination tested 52 men at the Logan courthouse Thursday evening. Doctors C T Grattidge Edgar Kelley and others from Ldale and Logan assisted. Secretarial help came from Mrs Kathryn Myers Miss Eileen Couch and Miss Bertha Madlener. American Legion helpers included Melrose Harbaugh Charles Achauer James Barker Arthur Green Sumner Martin Floyd Duffy Clinton Webb.
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Logan
C. T. Grattidge
Edgar Kelley
Ldéurelville
H. M. Boocks
Allan A. Cole
Victor Simiele
H. G. Southard
Carlos Gaffin
Frederick W. Blume
Kathryn Myers
Eileen Couch
Selective Service Office
Bertha Mad
Charges Non Support Desertion in Divorces
Logan Ralph Hutchens charges Winnie Hutchens with wilful absence for over three years in a divorce suit filed here. They wed Oct 28 1920. He failed to provide a home since Aug 24 1940. Margaret M White sues Albert L White in a separate case. They married Aug 17 1932 at Painesville and have no children.
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Logan
Ralph Hutchens
Winnie Hutchens
Margaret M. White
Albert L. White
Painesville
Relatives Visit Walker Family Before Louisville Meet
Mr and Mrs H D Walker and their son Harry stay with relatives before returning to Louisville where Mr Walker ships a string of race horses after a Hot Springs meet. Louisville hosts a 45 day meet opening April 26. They plan to return Saturday.
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Logan
H. D. Walker
Harry
Louisville
Mr. Walker
Hot Springs
Wolfe divorce case filed by Ralph E against Mary L Wolfe
Ralph E Wolfe sues Mary L Wolfe for divorce on cruelty grounds. Married August 19 1939 they have one child. Petition notes a separation agreement dated March 31 but details are incomplete.
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Logan
Ralph E. Wolfe
Mary L. Wolfe
Logan Breene Remains in Serious Condition at Home
Charles Breene, listed at 123 Hill Street, remains in a serious condition at home. Mrs. William F Bowen, a trained nurse, assists in his care.
Logan Bernice Funk Ill With Pneumonia
Logan Bernice, aged 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Funk near Logan, is ill with pneumonia.
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Logan
Bernice
Edward Funk
Owls at Staten Island Zoo Lay Eight Eggs
After five barren years the Staten Island Zoo pair of African barn owls produced a nest of eight eggs signaling renewed activity. The event marks a rare successful breeding in captivity and draws attention to the zoo's conservation efforts.
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Staten Island, N. Y
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Arthela Riffie Held at Home
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. today for Mrs. Arthela Riffie who died Wednesday afternoon. Rev. C. B. Clendenen led the rites at the home of her son Joe Riffle, 377 W Second St. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. The report notes remaining homestead land to be bought in Alaska.
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Logan
Arthela Riffie
C. B. Clendenen
Joe Riffle
Second St
Oak Grove Cemetery
Tourney Night Semifinal Looms in Hocking Valley Cup
Logan Anchor Hocking of Lancaster and New Marshfield face a 7:30 p.m. semifinal in the Hocking Valley Independent Tournament at Union Furnace. The winner meets Commercial Point at 9 p.m. for the championship. New Marshfield beat United Furniture Workers to reach the semifinals. Anchor Hocking defeated Laurelville. Ankrum of Commercial Point leads scorers with 24 points in the Rockbridge game. Anchor Hocking scored 50 in the Laurelville win.
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LOGAN
Anchor Hocking
Lancaster
New Marshfield
Hocking Valley
Union Furnace
Commercial Point
United Furniture Workers
Laurelville
Ankrum
Rockbridge
Two Men Fined By Mayor Kinser
Kenneth Myers was charged with failure to stop at the Route 33 intersection and appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser, receiving a five dollar fine plus costs. L Dean Paul of Cleveland was charged with speeding and fined ten dollars plus costs. both arrests were made by State Highway Patrolmen.
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Logan
Kenneth Myers
Dallas Kinser
L. Dean Paul
Cleveland
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Athens Messenger
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Hocking County Commissioners
Logan Court
Logan Hospital
Yugoslavia
Graz
Yugoslav
Berlin
Edward Kleinschmidt
Cardington
Priscilla Bridge Club
H. H. Wright
East Main St
Emma Klienschmidt
Sewing
James F. Rutgers
N. Mulberry St
H. E. Kirk
Charles F. Rauch
James Winters
H. D. Saxton
Fred B. Burchfield
J. H. Clark
Walter A. Leonard
Saxton
Mound St
Sorority
Mrs. Berlin
Russell Berlin
W. Second St
Ruth Heft
Florence Whitcraft
Mary Bowen
Harry J. Stevenson
Miss Heft
Miriam Dunnick
Clark
Emma Petty
Priya
Fredric
Margaret Sullavan
Badlands
Hoppy
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Solorado
William Boyd
Russell Hayden
Andy Clyde
Ho Ontiy
Mexico
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Rio Grande
Lionel Barrymore
Laraine Day
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Reagan
Skinnay Ennis
Pete Smith
Don
Red" Barry
Phantom Cowboy
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Attergood Watls
Chan
Charlie Chan
Sen Young
Sheila Ryan
Church of Ancestors
Mrs. Dane
George Richard Bowers
Field Artillery
Ft. Hayes
Vinton County Court
I. R. Goldberg
O. F. Temple
Optometrist
Worstell Bldg
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Zenners
Alaska
Kinser
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Red Cross
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