Logan Officials Urge Dogs Confined to Owner Property
Logan city officials led by Mayor Denzil Weltner urged residents to confine dogs chickens and pets to their own property to protect gardens amid a home front food production drive. The county dog warden will act if cooperation fails. James R. Smoot announced the first Victory Garden preparation letters were mailed to schools plants and garden committees.
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Logan
Logan City
Denzil Weitner
Weltner
James R. Smoot
Victory Gardens
Victory Garden Committee
United States Department of Agriculture
Western Union Chief To Resign From City Post
Logan Sterling Smith, president of Logan City Council and four year manager of the local Western Union office, will resign effective Thursday. He will take a clerical post in the state superintendent's Columbus office and move his family soon. He may resign as council chief at the next meeting. A native of Gallipolis, he served on the health board before becoming council president.
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Logan
Sterling Smith
Western Union
Columbus
Gallipolis
Icity Council
Stewart Volunteered for Immediate Army Duty
Logan County Selective Service Board reported Tuesday that George Clayton Stewart of Rockbridge has volunteered for immediate U S Army duty. He has passed screening and will join a future inductee contingent.
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Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
George Clayton Stewart
Rockbridge
U. S. Army
Barbershops Urged to Talk Gardens and Tall Corn
County extension agent James R. Smoot requests barbershop owners switch tall tale talk to garden topics and urges beauty shops to steer conversations from gossip to plants and produce.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
OPA Details Rules for Lost Ration Books in Hocking County
Logan L. Smith explains OPA regulations for lost damaged or stolen ration books. Applicants must file a notarized loss affidavit and publish a newspaper notice at least twice within 10 days. Also notify local police and mail a copy of the ad to the Enforcement Attorney in Columbus. After 10 days, apply again with ad copy and police report.
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Logan
Harry L. Smith
Hocking County
OPA
State Office of Price Administration
Gay St
Columbus
Hold Garden Meeting Thursday
A special garden meeting will be held Thursday night at the Murray City School building in charge of James R. Smoot county extension agent and Rev. Cecil H. Jones pastor of the Presbyterian Church and chairman of the County Coordinated Garden Program. The meeting will discuss increasing food production through victory gardens. A similar meeting was held Tuesday night at the Carbon Hill School.
Milgate Spends Furlough With Father in Logan
Robert Milgate of the U S Merchant Marine spends a brief furlough in Logan with his father Ed Milgate proprietor of the Ruble Hotel. He has sailed the world in four years of service and will return to New York City in two weeks to ship aboard another vessel.
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Logan
Robert
Bob) Milgate
U. S
Ed Milgate
Young Milgate
New York City
Smoot Urges Gardeners to Plant Early Vegetables
Logan and Hocking County gardeners were advised by county extension agent James R. Smoot to plant small vegetables now including beets carrots and peas. He suggested treating seeds with Semesan or Spergon available at local stores for better germination.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Smoot
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Bridge Groups and Visits
The Friday Bridge Club met at Mrs. Charles Smith’s home with substitutes and a high score shared by Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Krieg. The Win or Lose Contract Club met at Mrs. John Connor’s home. Mrs. Braddock topped the last hand and a few members listed. The note also mentions visitors from Columbus and upcoming meetings and a Red Cross program.
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John Connor
E. Main St
Howard White
Charlies Yontz
Desmond Braddock
Curtis Cole
Braddock
Russell Montgomery
M. H. Cherrington
M. J. Cole
William Lehman
Governor Worthington Chapter D A R Meeting Notice
The April meeting of the Governor Worthington Chapter of the D A R will be held at the home of a member. Members are advised to bring notes and plan upcoming events. Public notice invites all chapter descendants to attend and participate.
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Governor Worthington
The
Initiation and Chicken Fry Slated by Logan Aerie
Logan Aerie F O E will initiate several candidates at the Home on U S Route 33 south of Logan during a Thursday night chicken fry. The lodge plans to present a United States Treasury War Savings Bond service citation by Hocking County War Savings staff. All members are urged to attend.
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Logan
Logan Aerie
F.O.E
U. S. Route 33
Aerie
U. S. Treasury
War Savings
Hocking County War Savings Staff
Wendell Keels Leaves Tuesday for Ft Hayes
Wendell Keels of Haydenville left Tuesday morning for Fort Hayes in Columbus to begin active duty with the U.S. Army after his induction last week. He will be assigned to a military camp for base training in the near future.
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Logan
Wendell
Keels
Haydenville
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
U. S. Army
Coumbus
Social Notes of Zaleski
Minnie Peters of McArthur Route spent last week with her son in law Everett McKibben family. Frances Taylor of Chillicothe visited relatives here. Ruth Cram of Columbus called on her parents Saturday night. Private Francis Martin of Salt Lake City is home on furlough. Teachers from the local school attended a meeting in McArthur on Saturday. The church drives to raise funds for a furnace and an Easter bazaar are planned by the Methodist ladies.
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Zaleski
Minnie Peters
McArthur
Route
Everett McKibben
Sarah Vanderford
R. N
Columbus
Eula Pope
Eugene
Frances ‘Taylor
Chillicothe
Ruth Cram
Francis Martin
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pearl Martin
Richard Gaston
Athens
Theodore Webb
E. F. McKibben
Emmaansky
Delbert Freeman
Springfield
Logan
Clara Freeman
Earl Appleman
Earl Jeffrey
Leona Jeffrey
Union Furnace
Presbyterian Congregational Group
Walter Haas
White House
Donald Skinner
Skinner
Lewis Skinner
Indiana
Ber Field
Fort Wayne
Brownies
Episcopal Church
Carl James and Son
Joe Brown
A. M Brown
Thursday Club of Carson Hill meets with one absent
The Thursday Club of Carson Hill gathers with all but one member in attendance for a Red Cross sewing evening. Birth day gifts are given to Mrs. Joe Blosser and the next meeting is scheduled for April 15 at the High School building.
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Carson Hill
Red Cross
Don Dawley
Clarence Lehman
Robert Hardy
John Dehnen
Howard Wiseman
Edgar Stedwill
Charles Courtney
Jesse Devol
Marie Smith
Anna Lowes
Joe Blosser
Regular surplus commodities distribution in Hocking County
Logan reports the weekly relief commodity distribution beginning Wednesday under county relief director Carl E. Blosser. The schedule covers Union Furnace Gore Rockbridge Laurelville South Perry South Bloomingville Carbon Hill Murray City Longstreth and Logan with corn meal white flour evaporated milk and rolled oats. Distributions are monthly due to rationing and fewer relief rolls.
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Logan
Hocking County
Carl E. Blosser
Union Furnace
Gore
Rockbridge
Laurelville
South Perry
South Bloomingville
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Longstrethh
Hockingport Social Notes Recap of Town Farewell and Death
Community news from Hockingport covers a farewell party for Mrs. Whited at Mrs. Linchcome’s home with a handkerchief shower and refreshments. Obituary notes include Herbert McCullick’s death in Warren, funeral in Marietta, and relatives attending from local families.
Mill Field Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting at Pyle Home
Chauncey April meeting of the Ladies Aid Society will be on Wednesday April 14 at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Florence Pyle. Mrs Gertrude Brown leads the program and members are asked to bring sandwiches for the social hour.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Florence Pyle
Gertrude Brown
Hear From Son in Service Somewhere in Far Pacific
Chauncey Howard and his daughters Miss May Howard and Mrs. Ruth Simpkins of Millfield report their son Corporal Ernest Howard in the Ordnance Dept located somewhere in Australia. He had not been heard from in six months and pictures received on Monday show bar racks in good condition suggesting he is on the Australian mainland. He is a Chauncey-Dover graduate and was employed in Columbus before enlisting sixteen months ago. CHAUNCEY Mrs Jennie Rivers of Mill St suffered a badly fractured right forearm Saturday in a fall from the hay mow of their barn and was taken to Dr C N Sanders for X ray examinations.
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Chauncey
M. A. Howard
May Howard
Ruth Simpkins
Millfield
Ernest Howard
Ordnance Dept
Australia
Chauncey- Dover
Columbus
Jennie Rivers
Mill St
C. N. Sanders
Morristown Church Holds Friday Cottage Prayer Meeting
The Morristown Holiness Church will hold a weekly cottage prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs Blaine Bulloch Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Blaine Bulloch
Bailey Run
Bridge Club Meets At Nagle Home
Nagle hosted her bridge club at two tables in Millfrey with two guest players Mrs. Ele Bordi and Mrs. Betty Patton from Columbus. High score and travel were by Mrs. Helen Sanders, second by Mrs. Georgia Nagle, low by Mrs. Betty Patton. Hostess served attractive freshmeats. Members present included Mrs. Margaret Simpkin, Mrs. Bertha Sanders, Mrs. Elizabeth Patton, Mis. Louise Nagle, Mrs. Helen Sanders, and Miss Virginia Nagle.
Revival Services At The Plains Nazarene Church
Revival continues at The Plains Nazarene Church with nightly meetings at 7 30 led by Pastor Frank Noel assisted by James F Fitch Cincinnati 4 evangelist. Vera Bridgewater Chauncey provides vocal music and leads singing with Lizzie Shafer at the piano. Attendance is strong and several conversions are reported.
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Chauncey
Plains Naza
Frank Noel
James F. Fitch
Cincinnati
Vera Bridgewater
Lizzie Shafer
Mrs. Eda Heffken Hosts Millfield Needles Club Night
Mrs. Eda Heffken will host a Wednesday night gathering for the Millfield Needles Club, inviting members to an evening of sewing and fellowship.
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Chauncey
Eda Heffken
Millfield Needles Club
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