Hocking County issues permits to livestock dealers and butchers
Eighteen livestock dealers four butchers three farm slaughterers and one local slaughters have permits to continue operations under new FDA rules via the Hocking County USDA War Board chairman Paul Shaw. Licenses vary by annual meat tonnage with penalties for noncompliance as farmers are urged to help stamp out black market activity by keeping livestock records.
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Logan
Paul Shaw
Hocking County
Usda War Board
Food Distribution Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
War Board
Irvin Rites Set For Wednesday In Lancaster
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucinda Irvin 77 widow of Hayy Irvin will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at Halderman Funeral Home Lancaster Burial will be in Forest Rose Cemetery She was a native of Hocking County long resident of Good Hope Township near Rockbridge and survived by her children Charles Pearl John Clifford Bertha Hazel Cecil Alma Mildred and others plus a sister and two brothers from nearby towns
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Logan
Halderman
Lancaster
Lucinda Irvin
Hayy Irvin
Good Hope Township
Columbus
Forest Rosé
Hocking County
Rockbridge
Charles Starner
Pleasantville
Pearl Starner
John C. Starner
Clifford Starner
Bertha Starner
Hazel Snow
Cecil Snow
Alma Price
Mildred Dupler
Mary Dupler
Enterprise
John C. Byers
Amanda
G. W. Byers
Soldiers Wives May Secure Auto Licenses
Logan and Hocking County service wives of soldiers can obtain auto license stickers by applying to C. S. Chidester deputy registrar of motor vehicles. They must attach an affidavit from the soldier and wife, forwarded to the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles for approval and return. If the soldier is overseas, the license is issued directly after the special affidavit and bureau submission.
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Logan
Logan and
Hocking County
United States
C. S. Chidhester
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bureau
Hartman Building
Retired Railroad Man James G Shaw Dies in Philadelphia
James G Shaw 75 a retired railroad machinist died Sunday morning at Osteopathic Hospital Philadelphia after an operation last Wednesday Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Mausoleum Woodard Funeral Service Rev Lynn Rittman to officiate Survivors include brother Robert Logan Route 2 and many nieces and nephews Knights of Pythias Logan lodge will hold special rites Tuesday at 7 30 pm members to meet at hall to attend in a body
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Logan
Trinity Lutheran Church
James G. Shaw
Osteopathic Hospital
Philadelphia
Lynn Rittman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard
Robert
Logan Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
MacArthur's Return Promise Echoes Across War Map
In wartime context, the piece reflects on Bataan fell on April 9 1942 and MacArthur's retreat to Australia. It notes Allied air power harrying Tokyo and Corregidor's fall, praising MacArthur's use of limited forces to strike in New Guinea and tallying March 1943 air and sea losses. The map highlights major Allied victories since Bataan.
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Bataan
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine
Australia
U. S
Tokyo
Philippines
Corregidor
Western Pacific
Mac
Arthur
New Guinea
MacArthur
America
Logan Social Notes Highlight East End Club and Local Gatherings
Logan society items list church circle groups and birthdays. East End Needle Club hosted at Church Street with prize winners Mrs St Clair and Mrs Walker. Birthday dinner for Dayton Schultheis at Mrs McBroom home. Other clubs met at East Front Street and White House with prizes and honored members. many neighbors visit Columbus and Columbus area. births noted at Grant Hospital.
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Dayton Schultheis
Frank McBroom
Mary
Helena Blasius
Mary Blasius
John Blasius
Anne
Judy Schultheis
David
Cecilia McBroom
James Acker
East Front Street
Edward Leach
Harry Goodlve
Chester Appleman
Leach
Goodlive
Appleman
Fred Jurgensmier
Frank Fox
Meredith Gano
Lloyd Blosser
Anthony Stroupe
Raymond Jones
Acker
Rockbridge Man Receives Honorable Army Discharge
Pvt. Walter F. Flowers of Rockbridge Route 2 has an honorable discharge from the U S Army at March Field California where he served with an Army Air Forces unit. He is over the 38 years ago limit and has returned to farming near Good Hope Township village.
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Logan
Walter F. Flowers
Rockbridge
U. S. Army
March Field
California
Army Air Forces
Good Hope Township
Logan A marriage License Issued in Logan
Pro bate Court issued a marriage license over the weekend to Carroll Bert Mace 21 of Logan a furniture worker son of Mr and Mrs Martin Mace and Myrtle Jean Reliford 21 of Logan at home daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan Reliford.
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Logan
Carroll Bert Mace
Marton Mace
Myrtle Jean Reliford
Morgan Reliford
Students Take Service Tests at Logan High
Logan Fortyseven Logan Senior High School students and one Ohio State University student took Navy College Training Program and Army Specialized Training Program exams at the high school last week. Principal Fred Burchfield administered the tests and a full list of registrants followed.
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Logan
Ohio State University
Fred B. Burchfield
Earl Ball
Phil Barker
Vance Barker
Eugene Brown
Paul Brown
Roger Chute
Tom Blick
Jack Farbearn
Ralph Fickel
Carl Freeman
Charles Gastin
Jack Graham
Tom Grooms
Jim Hartman
Jim Heinlein
Junior Holden
Eugene Holloway
Frank Judy
Jack Kinser
Richard Kline
Frank Lanning
John Lehman
Pete Linton
Howard Miller
Jim Moorehead
Jim McGraner
Duane McLin
John Parry
George Pollock
Maynard Potts
Charles Rauch
Frank Ricketts
Paul Rider
Robert Robb
Bob Saving
Otto Shaw
Donald Stevison
Dick Thomas
George VanFossen
James Wahl
Dick Warner
Ned Webb
Tom Weiland
Kenneth Weis
Jack Wright
Merle Ziegler
Barton Holl, Jr
Fourteen Explosive Permits Issued in March Countywide
D Melvin Heft reports fourteen explosive permits issued in March to Logan County applicants and firms. Names listed include Logan Clay Products, Logan Pottery, National Fireproofing, Haydenville residents, Nelsonville and New Plymouth Route 1 recipients, with foremen and purchaser permits documented.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
D. Melvin Heft
Heft
Logan Clay Products
F. C. Jurgensmier
Harry Les
Leslie Murdock
Logan Pottery Company
R. R. Adcock
National Fireproofing Company
C. 3. Matheny
Glen F
McCray Building Damaged by Fire at Market Street
Damage estimated over 200 dollars occurred at the McCray Building 75 North Market Street Monday afternoon when embers from burning rubbish blown by the wind started a fire in the weatherboarding. Firemen answered a general alarm and stopped the blaze before it spread through the structure. The building houses the McCray Insurance Agency owned by Miss Minnette Mc Cray.
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Logan
McCray
North Market Street
McCray Insurance Agency
Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving Charge
Walter Eubanks of Cleveland pled guilty to reckless driving. Fined $10 and costs after arraignment before Mayor Denzil Weltner. Patrolmen cited him on U S Route 33 north of Logan for nearly crowding another vehicle.
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Logan
Walter Eubanks
Cleveland
Denzil Weltner
Logan Hie
Logan Mayor Declares April Cancer Control Month
Logan Mayor W D Weltner proclaims April as Cancer Control Month in support of the Ohio Division for the Women's Field Army educational campaign. He urges newspapers radio stations and agencies to cooperate and emphasizes early diagnosis and treatment to reduce cancer deaths.
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Logan
Roosevelt
John Bricker
Denzil Weltner
Ohio
American Society For the Control of Cancer
I. W. Denzil Weltner
Collections Fall Behind 1942 Figures
Logan county personal property tax collections are expected to lag behind 1942 totals as many owners miss listings at the auditor's office. Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald cites moves to defense areas and says delinquents will be contacted by phone to file to avoid penalties under Ohio law. No current collection data available, but a slump is noted.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Hocking County
Ohio
Services Wednesday For Charles Downey
Charles Downey 84 former secretary to Illinois Governor Frank M Lowden died Sunday night at his Hill Street home after a brief illness. Services are at 9 am Wednesday at St Johns Catholic Church with Rev Fr John E Eyerman officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Roberts Funeral Service. He lived in Logan after retirement for over 30 years with sister Miss Emma Downey his sole survivor.
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Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles Downey
Frank M. Lowden
Illinois
Hill St
John E. Eyerman
Oak Grove
Roberts
Emma Downey
America
Ireland
County Health Department March Statistics Summary
Logan Hocking County Health Department reports March activity under Dr. H G Southard. Personal conferences 143 bulletins 198 correspondence 27 news articles 3 health films 2 attendance 100. Scarlet fever 7 mumps 1 tuberculosis 1 communicable disease 35 venereal disease 4 morbidity service 7 crippled children 9. School visits 59 inspections 789 defects found 72 corrected 11 buildings inspected 12 conference with officials 25 classroom talks 5. Field visits food handling 6 dairy farms 5 milk plants 10 private premises 21 schools 12 nuisances 7 corrections 2 laboratory milk 24 water 20. Medical certificates 1 certificates for work 9 Wasserman tests 114 draftee exams 3 draft conference 1 state medical meeting 2 days.
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Wasserman
Hocking County Men Volunteer for Service
Three Logan and Hocking County registrants volunteered for active duty announced by the Hocking County Selective Service Board. They are Junior Allen Podoske Murray City Paul Junior Moore Haydenville now Columbus and Chester Gladden Bode Chillicothe Route 1. They have passed screening exams and will join future contingents of inductees.
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Logan
Logan and Hocking County
U. S. Armed Services
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Junior Allen Podoske
Murray City
Paul Junior Moore
Haydenville
Columbus
Chester Gladden Bode
Chillicothe
Poi as Hawaii’s national food nicknamed by finger count
A humorous note describes poi as Hawaii’s national dish with playful labels one-finger two-finger and three-finger based on how many fingers needed to bring it to the mouth.
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Hawaii
17000 Ration Books Issued In Hocking
Logan and Hocking counties issued a combined 179 War Ration Books No 2 according to Harry Lessa executive director of rationing. Book 2 registrations showed heavy local turnout with 6,209 issued in Logan and 10,809 in other districts of Hocking County. Some registrants joined the armed services or moved to defense jobs.
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Logan
Hocking
Harry Lesa
Hocking County
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