Logan Post American Legion Plans Memorial Day Observance
Preliminary steps at a Logan Post meeting name a committer for Memorial Day events. W. W Martin C. Wood Bowen and Frank Walters will coordinate with GAR Spanish American War Veterans and others. Minstrel show grossed 179.68 with post profit 78.75. minstrel cast to be hosted at next social. Dr C Lyones resigns from executive committee. Lewis Mack memorial charter awarded. Sam H Cobb of Columbus seeks department commander post. Forum program discussed with emergency schools official F O Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
Walter Huffman
W. W Martin
C. Wood Bowen
Frank Walters
GAR
C. Lyones
Lewis Mack
Sam H. Cobb
Columbus
F. O. Cooper
Enroll 18 for CCC Tuesday at Camp Hocking
Logan Hocking County sent an additional group of young men to GCC camps on Tuesday with eighteen enrolled. Physicals were given at Camp Hocking for the group reporting, including Harry Banfield and others listed.
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Logan—Hocking County
Camp Hocking
Harry Banfield
John Coakley
William Walter Decker
Edgar Ferguson
Richard Glancey
Pearl Groves
Donald Jewel
Paul Kuhn
Cecil Lambert
Donald Lantz
Hassel Linville
Virgil Lomba
Shivlin Rites Held At St John Church Logan
Funeral rites were held at 9 o'clock today at St John Catholic Church for John J Shivlin 70 whose death occurred earlier in the week at Athens. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Shivlin was a brother of Mrs John Hoyt of this city. Services were conducted by Rev James T Nevin.
Public Friday Forums Organized by Emergency School Work Supervisor
F C Cooper supervisor of emergency school work plans weekly public forums. The next meeting will be held at the American Legion Hall on Friday evening to discuss current issues in a public forum setting.
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Logan
F. C. Cooper
American Legion Hall
County Nurse Reports Inspections and Corrections
County nurse Bertha Madisener reports 782 complete and 578 incidental child inspections from January 1 to March 31. A total of 2149 defects were found with corrections in 345 cases. Notes to parents were sent in 905 cases and 358 home visits were made. vision and teeth issues were most common. One child entered the Columbus blind school and another the Athens deaf school. Inspections covered Haydenville Greenwooddale? The text lists several schools including Haydenville, Glendale, Oroville, Gore, Webb Summit, Scotts Creek, Mound Crossing, South Bloomingville and Marion Township.
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Columbus
Athens
Haydenville
Greendale
Oroville
Gore
Webb Summit
Scotts Creek
Mound Crossing
South Bloomingville
Marion Township
Madisener
Pastor Receives Pass to Baseball Games
The Rev. W. N. Shank of this city can attend any American Association game this summer at no cost after receiving an annual pass from president George Trautman. Shank, father of Waldo Shank of the Toledo Club, has long followed the sport since college days and often attends games in Columbia and Toledo. His pass is No. 1.
Kennedy and Evans Marriage Licenses Recorded in Murray City
The license records list Reese Edward Kennedy 28 repair man of Nelsonville son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Kennedy and Thelma Louella Evans 27 housekeeper of Murray City daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Evans. The Rev W N Shank officiated. Clifford Wesley Bailey 29 C O Railroad employe of Rockbridge son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey and Lulu Faye Spencer 27 furniture company employe of Murray City daughter of Mrs Rose Spencer were also married.
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Reese Edward Kennedy
Nelsonville
Charlies Kennedy
Thelma Louella Evans
Murray City
Guy Evans
W. N. Shank
Clifford Wesley Bailey
Rockbridge
Fred Bailey
Lulu Faye Spencer
Furniture Company
Rose Spencer
Kiwanis Fish Fry Planned With Riley County Guests
Logan Kiwanis Club schedules a fish fry at J. W. Woodard farm near Union Furnace for next Tuesday evening with Judge Dana Reynolds of Columbus expected to attend. The event features a smelt shipment from Escanaba Michigan and a fiddlers program headed by W. W. Harden. An attendance award was presented to W. S. Yaw.
Tells of Olden Days by Logan-Rockbridge PTA Meeting
The Logan-Rockbridge PTA met Tuesday evening with principal Charles Mathias sharing how education was funded and limited in bygone days. He noted scarce books and equipment and explained past teaching methods. Also, Mrs. A D Graft opened a home dry cleaning and pressing shop at 720 W Hunter St this week.
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Logan — Rockbridge Parent Teacher Association
Charles Mathias
Logan Brief Social Notes Delegates named for sorority event
Mildred Rainer and Maxine Notestone chosen as delegates with Margaret Price Kathryn Johnson as alternates to represent the local Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority chapter at the Milwaukee international convention in June. Maxine Notestone elected president. several guests attended. arrangements led by Kathryn Johnson and Nelle Schwenke. Easter program planned at St Paul Church. Business and Professional Women's Club executive board met. birthday dinner held for local residents with attendees listed.
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Mildred Rainer
Maxine Notstone
Margaret Price
Kathryn Johnson
Sigma Phi Gamma
Milwaukee
Nelle Schwenke
Maxine Notestone
Robert Schaal
Pauline Cheshier
Mabel Wolfe
Early Date Set for Tests in Hocking County
Supt. J. W. Coleman announces final examinations will be on May 12, one week earlier than previously planned. Most rural district schools in Hocking County end classes May 15. Coleman prepares the exams with high school principals assistance.
Jackson Day Dinner Set for April 23
Roosevelt-Davey Club arranges the Jackson Day dinner in this city on April 23. J. W. Gabriel, president, announces committee assignments and ticket sales. Hon. Charles M. Hay, assistant United States Attorney General, will deliver the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Roosevelt-Davey Club
J. W. Gabriel
Charles M. Hay
United States Attorney General
Ballots Check By Logan M E B Members
Members of the Hocking County Election Board met Tuesday to review ballots. The printer assured that absent ballots would be ready for voting by April 12, 30 days before the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Illness reports and recovery in Logan county
Mildread Kline, 14, Laurelville Rt. 4, is ill with scarlet fever marking the second case in a week. George Lehman, of Logan, is slowly recovering from blood poisoning of the right hand and cannot return to his bus driving job.
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Logan
Mildread Kline
Laurelville Rt. 4
Health Department
George Lehman
Second car stolen in Logan this week
Perry Inboden reported his car taken from Mulberry Street Monday night while he attended a meeting of the Hocking County Fox Hunters Association. Earlier, 8 S. Ruble’s auto was stolen Sunday night. Sheriff Joe Farbearn and deputies are investigating.
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Logan
Perry Inboden
Mulberry St
Hocking County
Fox Hunters’ Association
S. Ruble
Joe Farbearn
Veterans to welcome Dayton soldiers in Logan visit
Information from a former Co. G 148 Infantry member says a Dayton group from Company G will be in Logan on Sunday April 19 to visit former comrades. Local plans will arrange their entertainment. The unit moved to Camp Sheridan Alabama then served overseas with Dayton.
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Logan
Co. G. 148 Infantry
Dayton
Co. G
7Th
O.N.G
Camp Sheridan
Alabama
Lawn Rolling Urged During Logan Cleanup Week
Logan Future Farmers Club at Logan High School promotes Better Homes and Cleanup Week stressing lawn rolling once yearly after frost leaves and soil is workable. Lawns should be pressed when moist to restore grass, with Kentucky Blue Grass as the best local choice and blends to cover until established.
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Logan
Future Farmers Club
Logan High School
Kentucky
CMT Camp Enrollments Open in Hocking County
Nine applications on file prompt Logan County leaders to suspend new enrollments for the CMT Camp in summer. Volunteers may enroll but could be passed over if county quotas are not met. Hocking County set a six person quota. camp runs July 2 to July 31.
Workman Hurt in Fall From Ditch on City Project
Kirby Snyder of Church Street suffered a head injury after falling ten feet into a ditch while working on the East and Sewer project. He received a deep laceration and was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
Kirby Snyder
Church Street
Snyder
Cherrington Hospital
Soil Meetings Held by Rural Leaders in Hocking County
Rural leaders hold soil conservation meetings this week across Hocking County with the extension service directing. Meetings begin 7 30 p m at Marion Township central school Ilesboro high school Laurelville union Furnace high school with leaders Shaw Hansel Wolf guiding sessions and elections for township community committeemen.
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W. H. Hansel
Laurelville High School
Forest O. Wolf
Gibisonville High School
Paul H. Shaw
Union Furnace High School
Taylor Ridge Church Plans Easter Services and Youth Group
Taylor Ridge will host special Easter services at the Church of Christ next Sunday at 2 p.m. Senior and Junior Choirs will perform songs and recitations, followed by the organization of a young people's society. Large attendance expected. Nearby notes include visits and travels of local residents and families.
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St. Paul
Taylor Ridge
Church of Christ
Mary Wahl
Chauncey
Church of God
Fred Heffken
Washington, D. C
National Capital
John Davis
Charlies Headley
Springfield
Headleys
Mary Keck
Lancaster
Minnie Keck
George Keck
D. B. Kempton
Kingston
Alex Spurgess
Jacob Byceski
Charlene Wahl
Goluster
Dwight Smith
Ovid Jayjohn
Wellston
Jayjohn
Carl Hilderbrand, Jr
Columbus
Spencer Davis
Aaron Burnard
Eliza Coleman Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Guysville notes list Mrs Eliza Coleman arriving home after winter with her brother Sid Kimes and family in Columbus. Local residents visit relatives in Athens Parkersburg Huntington and Athens with many social calls and events noted.
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Guysville
Eliza Coleman
Sid Kimes
Columbus
Gilbert Crawford
Canaonville
George Chesser
Masonic Hall
Ed Kimes
Mary Lawrence
Athens
George Minameyer
Fortney
Lumberport
W. Va
Gladys Fuller
H. B. Fortney
Benny
Lowell
Jessie Tucker
Boyd Tucker
Ray Bean
Parkersburg
Carrie Burleigh
Buck
Nelle Newman
Mayme Ashcraft
Epworth League of M. E. Church
Dorothy Caldwell
Bernard Coleman
E. W. Cunningham
Blanche Bean
Walter Bean
Orla Ashcraft
L. D. Robinson
Huntington
Albany
Dora Cummons
Mary Cornell Pearcey
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Warner Ave
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