Hocking County to hold veteran registration in late April
Selective Service Board in Hocking County announces April 25 26 and 27 registration for men aged 44 to 64 at Laurelville Carbon Hill Murray City and Logan with volunteers aiding. Local chairs N W Durant David Thorne Joe J Stone and G E Carr Charles Pratt Curtis Cole oversee sites. Registration hours start at 12 noon to 6 pm April 25 and 26 then 7 am to 9 pm on final day.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
Charles Pratt
Curtis Cole
School Group Files Protest Over District Operating Funds
Representatives of Enterprise school protest Falls District Board plan to run Nickel Plate and Calico Ridge schools next term without state foundation fund aid. They warn district-only funds will leave no money for needed improvements after voters approved a three mile levy for current expenses.
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LOGAN
Enterprise
Falls District Board of Education
Nickel Plate
Calico Ridge
Falls
Auxiliary Firemen To Meet Thursday
Logan and Hocking County Auxiliary Firemen in training will meet at the Engine House at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Fire Chief Roy Stall smith will lead instruction with a portion devoted to first aid training, marking the start of that course segment.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Roy Stallsmith
Evangelistic Meetings Featured at Jobs Methodist Church
Haydenville at the Jobs Methodist Church Mrs Watt Walker conducts nightly evangelistic meetings through the week except Saturday She sings a solo and preaches each evening Sunday school is at 9 30 a m with Mrs Walker preaching at 7 30 p m each evening and throughout the week at the same times.
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Haydenville
Jobs Methodist Church
Watt Walker
Inspecting Officer To Visit Mingo Lodge
Inspecting of Mingo Lodge will be held next Monday evening with A. D. Hufford, Bre men, as the inspecting officer. There will be a team practice at 1 p.m. Sunday. A dinner will be served on inspection night.
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Logan
Mingo Lodge
A. D. Hufford
Bremen
Myrtle Lawrence
Crooksville
Venus Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clarence Salts
R. E. Allen
Pittsburgh
Phil Tschappat
Columbus
Jane Carter
Cecil H. Jones
Grace Collet
Rock House
Easter Cantata Presented at Methodist Church
A cantata was presented Easter Sunday night at the Methodist Church with Mrs Thea White as choir director. Special numbers were sung by Billie Ross and Doris Dishon. A large white cross, made by Mrs Emma Evans, was placed above the church organ. The cantata was well received by a large congregation. Miss Irene Irvin was organist.
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New Straitsville
Methodist Church
Thea White
Billie Ross
Doris Dishon
Emma Evans
Irene Irvin
Snake Killed by Odis Landis Before Marine Corps Service
In Logan the first snake killing tale of the year is credited to Odis Landis who on March 15 along the Hocking River with his rifle killed nine snakes before leaving to join the Marine Corps.
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Logan
Odis Landis
Marine Corps
Hocking
Logan McGrath Sues for Divorce and Custody
Lester McGrath files divorce suit against Frances Walker McGrath a minor and her father George Walker alleging neglect. Plaintiff seeks custody of the minor child along with the decree.
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Logan
Lester McGrath
Frances Walker McGrath
George Walker
March receipts of County Recorder Bratton total
Fees collected by Herman F Bratton, county recorder, during March totaled 154 37 with principal income from recording papers 196 35. Other items included filing 36 25 cancellations 7 25 searches 1 50 and sundries 2 75.
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Logan
Herman F. Bratton
Kiwanis Club hosts Support the Church drive speaker
The Rev. Net Peterson of Circleville spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting Tuesday evening for the Support the Church program. In Glouster on Monday evening Rolland Bright Roy Comly and Willis Lehman attended an Odd Fellow Encampment gathering.
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Logan
Net Peterson
Circleville
Kiwanis Club
Rolland Bright
Roy Comly
Willis Lehman
Glouster
Winners of Selective Test Enter District Contest
Results of the selective test held in Murray City on April 4 were released by Supt. Samuel H. Dillon. Winners will form the Hocking County team for the district contest at Athens on May 2. Ties require further tests. winners include Bernell Bolin, Noah Sites, Robert McClelland, Robert Dugan, Roland Pierce, Ethel Linn, Eileen Padgett, Frances Chambers, Sara Mae Thompson, Lillian Lanning, Lena Dixon, Frances Gorby, Dorothy Simon, Gerald Flowers, Imogene Storer, Dorothy Simon, and Bill Wolfe among others.
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Bernell Bolin
Carlbon Hill
Robert Bowers
Laurelville
Noah Sites
Rockbridge
Albert Tasterling
Caspon Hill
Denny Dupler
Rock‘bridge
Scott L. Huffines
Gibisonville
Robert McClelland
Robert Dugan
Murray City
Omogene Storer
Roland Pierce
Union Furnace
Jean Rowland
John Kraft, Jr
Ethel Linn
South Bloomingville
Betty Chesser
Leota Starner
Mary Louise
Frances Gorby
Carbon Hill
Sara Mae Thompson
Roberta Hardy
Howard Sellers
Imogene Storer
Ruth Mahoney
Dorothy Simon
Gerald Flowers
Joy Gears
Charlotte Grattidge
William Clover
Bill Wolfe
Wenedall Davis
Ruth Koenig
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Birth
Logan society rounds up activities from the Harrington Class at the Presbyterian Manse to a Venus Chapter inspection and a Sigma Phi Gamma gathering. New treasurer Mrs. Marcus Kerr oversees finances. Miss Kathryn Wright Shepard gives birth to a daughter, tracing back to Newark’s C. Y. V. Shepard.
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Babylon
Francis Myers
Marcus Kerr
Elizabeth Collison
Byron Moorehead
Olean
N. Y
Gertrude Kerr
Stanton Pond
Birth of a son to Wallace Shriner family in Springfield
A son was born Tuesday morning at Springfield City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wallace Shriner formerly of this city. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Judson Shriner of North Street and Mrs Robert Goodlive New Straitsville Route 1. The Shriner couple will visit Springfield Sunday as Stitch In Time Club meets at Myrtle Hoshmans home. a birthday party was featured and gifts were given to the honored member. The club plans to gather at Delbert Lanning’s home for the Governor Bricker broadcast on April 10.
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Springfield City Hospital
Wallace Shriner
This City
Judson Shriner
North St
Robert Goodlive
New Straitsville
Shriner
Springfield
Myrtle Hoshmans
Delbert Lanning
Bricker
Cameo group attends St. John's minstrel at school
Members of the Cameo group attended the minstrel offered at St. John's Catholic School Monday evening. Those present included Miss Margaret Redhenwald, Miss Mable Blosser, Miss Gertrude Miller, Mrs. Pauline Cheshire and Mrs. Merritt Rheinscheld.
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St. John’s Catholic School
Margaret Redhenwald
Mable Blosser
Gertrude Miller
Pauline Cheshire
Merritt Rheinscheld
Bank of Athens Sues Black Belle Mining Over Promissory Note
Judgment recorded Tuesday in the case The Bank of Athens against the Black Belle Mining Company and partners F. S. Wheaton Charles H. Russell A. B. Wells Francis Lemoine and Thelma Lemoine. Judgment on a promissory note for 1655.93 with 6 percent interest from December 12 1941.
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LOGAN
Bank of Athens
Black Belle Mining Company, Incorporated
F. S. Wheaton
Charles H. Russell
A. B. Wells
Francis Lemoine
Thelma Lemoine
Mooney to Seek Republican Nomination for General Assembly
Logan notes former representative L. P. Mooney plans to seek the Republican nomination for the general assembly at the August primary. Mooney served 1927 to 1932, including three terms on the finance committee and as its chairman. Dr. Walter F. Brehm, the incumbent, announced a congressional bid, leaving the state house race open.
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Logan
L. P. Mooney
General Assembly
Walter F. Brehm
Mooney
Logan Food Council Demonstration Planned at Power Co
Logan Nutrition Council will hold a public meeting at the Ohio Power Co office on E Main St at 8 p m Thursday. Miss Frances Jackson of the power company will present a demonstration on preparing leftover meats and cheaper cuts. Jennie Nelson, Southeast Ohio District nutritionist, arrived to give refresher courses to local nutritionists.
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Logan
Logan Native Served With MacArthur Rainbow Division
Former Logan resident W. O. Lanner of Union Furnace served with General MacArthur in command of the Rainbow Division. A local list of Hocking County soldiers who served with him had all names except the eighteenth man. Recalled by members of the 166th Infantry, Sanner was identified as the missing veteran.
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Logan
W. O. Lanner
Newark
General MacArthur
Rainbow
Hocking Cautians
166Th Infantry
Sanner
Union Furnace
Grade Pupils Present Snow White Operetta at High School
Central Grade school pupils will stage Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the high school auditorium on April 17. Miss Minnie Louise Bowen directs. Matinee at 2 45 p.m. and evening show at 8 15 p.m.
Logan Air Raid Siren Heard in Rural Areas
Changes have been made in the air raid siren and it was tested Tuesday after noon. The new alarm was heard in Logan and by many residents in surrounding rural districts.
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Logan
Logan Hospital Notes
Logan area residents received or returned from treatment. Mrs. Joe Bagley of Nelsonville was admitted at Cherring ton Hospital, and Mrs. Lidia Simms of New Plymouth was admitted Monday evening. Lillian Claypool of McArthur Route 2 returned home after a week of recovery from a Starr area car crash. Miss Fanchion Blackston of Logan left hospital after head injuries from a stair fall, and Essie Bridge of Murray City returned home.
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Logan
Joe Bagley
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Lidia Simms
New Plymouth
Lillian Claypool
McArthur
Starr
Fanchion Blackston
C. E.blackston
Carroll
Essie Bridge
Murray City
Made Sergeant at Camp Lee by Nelson Promotion
John T. Nelson of New Straitsville Ohio was promoted from private first class to sergeant this week. He serves in Company M Sixth Quartermaster Training Regiment at Camp Lee and was inducted March 18 1941 at Fort Hayes Ohio and assigned to Camp Lee September 25 1941.
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Camp Lee
John T. Nelson
David Nelson
New Straitsville
Ohio
Sixth Quartermaster Training Regiment
Nelson
Army
Fort Hayes
Logan Legion Postholds Informal Meeting with April 21 Session
Logan Legion meets at the club room with Logan Post American Legion for an informal gathering. The regular meeting was postponed to April 21 and supper will be served after an important business session.
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LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
Plan Scholarship Test For Logan High School
Logan High School will conduct a scholarship test on Thursday to guide selections for a scholarship team. The chosen team will travel to Athens to compete in the district contests.
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Logan
Logan High School
Athens
Navy recruiter interviews Logan High seniors
Logan J. Warren McClure of the U. S. Navy Recruiting Station in Athens visited Logan today. He interviewed Logan High School senior boys during the activity period to discuss future service and opportunities.
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Logan
J. Warren McClure
U. S. Navy
Athens
Logan High School
Hartville family weekend visit includes Kester and Sayre guests
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Shields and children of Hartville spent the weekend with Mrs. Shields' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Kester. They hosted Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Sayre and children from Crescent Ridge.
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Trimble
Hubert Shields
Hartville
Roy H. Kester
Maynard Sayre
Cresent Ridge
Glouster Garden Club Meeting and Local Social Notes
Glouster Garden Club meets Thursday at 7 PM at Mrs. C E Haskins Trimble to tour a greenhouse. Local social notes recount numerous Easter visits, dinners and gatherings among residents, including the Gwilym and Chappelear families and many Cleveland Columbus Elyria and Athens connections.
Palace Team Wins GLOUSTER The Palace Theater bowlers win two of three
Palace Theater bowlers led by Earl Miller with 619 and 233 high on the eve ning beat Luckoffs in City League action Tuesday. Miller rolled 619 and 233 as J Wolf Sr 184 226 176 586 Blower 176 180 159 515 E Wolf Jr 166 170 184 520 See lacbtnose 174 130 304 Totals 756 906 882 2544 Mortis 168 184 167 519 Sienedebieatoe 117 176 130 423 Thomas 166 174 190 530 McAllister 198 185 218 601 McCreanor 182 188 370 Totals 649 901 893 2443
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Glouster
Palace Theater
Luckoff
Earl Miller
J. Wolf, Sr
Blower
Miller
E. Wolf, Jr
Thomas
McAllister
McCreanor
Hollister Dorcas Class Meets at McGee Home
The Dorcas Class of Hollister U B Sunday School met last week with eight members present. Lunch was served to Mary Dew Emma Bailey Netta Harmon Ida Yount Maggie Adams Sarah E Mitchell Annie Hodgson and Mrs Tempie McGee. Next meeting will be at Mrs Harmon s home May 6.
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Hollister
Dorcas
HollIster U. B
Tempie McGee
Mary Dew
Emma Bailey
Netta Harmon
Ida Yount
Maggie Adams
Sarah E. Mitchell
Annie Hodgson
Harmon
Secure Positions for Trimble Women at Columbus Office
Miss Ann Haskins and Miss Donna Sayre completed a course at Office Training School in Columbus and secured positions Friday with the State Health Department in the State Office Building. They spent Easter weekend at home in Trimble. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Haskins and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sayre.
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Vaughn Home
Isaac Vaughan
Trimble
Donna Vaughan
Frank Penney
Alice Buchman
Joe Applefeller
George Antle
Harold Becker
John S. Antle
Harry Vaughan
George Thomas
Ernest Thomas
Marcia Lou Thomas
Mary Louise Kuhen
Columbus
Wilma Austin
Detroit
John Jagers
Athens
Violet Vaughan
Ohio University
Harry
Ann Haskins
Donna Sayre
Office Training School
State Health Department
State Office
Miss Haskins
C. E. Haskins
Miss Sayre
Vern Sayre
Glouster Fire Department to Hold Important Meeting
Glouster Fire Department will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in the mayor's office. All members are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Glouster Business Men Agree On Parking Ban
At a Glouster meeting the Glouster Business and Professional Men's Association urged no parking on High Street to ease traffic during busy hours. They asked the state highway department about a hard surface for Route 78 between Glouster and McConnelsville to join Morgan County’s section. The president and secretary were authorized to sign a clerks' union contract raising salaries agreed upon recently.
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Glouster
Glouster Business and Professional Men's Association
High St
State Highway Department
McConnelsville
Morgan County
Clerks’ Union
Mayor's Court Has Busy Two Months
Trimble Ohio February and March court records show four arrests for intoxication and related offenses. James W. Martin fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication while operating a motor vehicle. Mort McClelland fined 5 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Edward Koons fined 25 dollars and costs and 15 days in Athens jail with one year good behavior on the jail sentence and 15 dollars suspended, for intoxication and striking his wife. Henry Kempton fined 5 dollars plus costs for intoxication and using profane language in a public place. All arranged to pay.
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Trimble
S. S. Underwood
James W. Martin
Mort McClelland
Edward Koons
Athens
Henry Kempton
Letter From Hawaii Brings News Of Pvt. Charles Sharp
Mrs. Pheba Trimble reports a letter from her son Charles now in Hawaii. He was transferred from San Francisco and his present address is Pvt. Chas. E. Sharp 35036049 Co. K 106 Inf A P O 1104 care of Postmaster San Francisco California.
PTA Sponsors Party At High School Friday
The Glouster PTA hosts a card party at the high school auditorium Friday evening April 10 starting at 8 o clock. Contract and auction bridge euchre and five hundred will be played with soft drinks candy and prizes. Proceeds fund books for the Monroe Building purchase already pledged by the PTA.
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Glouster
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
Monroe
PTA
Trimble adopts blackout rules and confinement ordinances
The Trimble Council passed a heavy fine for noncompliance with blackout measures and dogs and chickens must be confined to the owner's premises. The curfew shifts from 8 to 9 PM in summer. Mayor S S Underwood named Carl E Phillips assistant marshal.
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Trimble
Trimble Council
Ohio Civilian Defense Council
S. S. Underwood
Underwood
Carl E. Phillips
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Oos
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Watford
Navy
Army Air Force Institute
Logan Social Briefs
Margie
Juanita Altman
Sorority
Sigma Phi Gamma
John Green
Ruth Goodlve
Virginia Fitzgerald
Grace Griffith
Jo Hiles
Martha Magle
Jack Myers
Lola Belle Stockman
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Teresa Kaiser
Katherine Larimer
Maxine Notestone
Magle
Brossels
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Harold Sheppard
Shepard
Kathryn Wright
Eugene Wright
C. Y V. Shepard
Cameo Club
Logan Food Council
MacArthur
Logan Hospital
Logan Legion
Glouster Garden Club
Green House
O. L. Easley
L. W. Ley
James Halbert
Mr. Halbert
Charles Beck
M Ann
Ralph Halbert
Alice Kay
Terry Lee
Paris
Austin Chappelear
Warren Chappelear
Cleveland
William Theisen
Virginia
Frederica
Violet
Millfield
Herman Theisen
Nancy Vickroy
Ernest Parker
Billy
Donna Jean
Helen Lengyl
Gail Bingman
Fred Chappelear
Chappelear
John Vickroy
Patty Trone
Mrs. Jewell
Mrs. Chappelear
John Gwilym
Greens Run
Ralph H. Gwilym
Fort Knox
William Gwilym, Sr
Dan Gwilym
Richard
Belford Gwilym
Trimble Heights
Dave Gwilym
R. R
William John Gwilym
Violet Mesaros
Dorothy
Joe Jackson
Thurman Judson
Enoch Bickley
William Rauch
Eileen Price
James Price
Jean Price
Glen Price
William Rankin
Floyd Bodkin
Pryce Bickley
Nancy Bickley
Donald Bickley
Tanno Lintala
Theodore Williams
Elyria
C. E. Williams
Betty Norris
C. B. Tignor
Richard Enlow
Chillicothe
John Fierce
Ralph Winn
Emmett Gaskalla
Donald Morriison
O. E. Harmon
Ralph G. Andrews
Robert
Gerald Jones
Don and
Girard
Zanesville
Otto Bethel
O . Harmon
Chris Skinner
Christene Skinner
Frank Markins
Mildred Skinner
Pearl Moody
Leonard T. Willis
Wright Field
Dayton
Goldie Willis
Elizabeth Robinson
Delbert Bodkin
E. Bickley
Jack Brown
William Hodgson, Sr
Nan Jones
Anne Weymueller
Fola Thompson
Ed Mahorter
F. P. Thompson
Glenna Mae
Norma Jean King
W. C. King
Dickenson
W. Va
Jimmie Thompson
Akron
Leonard Love
Barberton
E. P. Carpenter
O. K. Rogers
Shelby
Paul Bingman
Marion
Do. A. Bingman
Norman Logue
Max McCormick
John Deal
Jacksonville
Rolland Deal
Ravenna
Evelyn Deal
George Truax
Renton
Lalla Dunnett
Palace
City
Hawaii
Phyllis Dyer
Toledo State Hospital
John Dyer
Tonjon No
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Zenners Men's Shop
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