Farm Women at Hocking Hold Meeting in Logan
Logan reports about 70 Hocking County women attended an achievement meeting at the Logan Methodist Church. The event featured a Favorite Shortcut Contest with ten winners including Mrs. Elmer Risch and Mrs. Grace Rhein scheld, plus demonstrations by Thelma Beall and talks by J. F. Smoot and Helen Evans. A hat parade highlighted notable outfits and a basket dinner followed.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Methodist Church
Elmer Risch
Grace Rheinscheld
Vance Griffith
W. F. Hummel
Melva Griffith
Dave Wylie
Scott's Creek and
Wesboro
Thelma Beall
Ohio State University
J. F. Smoot
Helen Evans
Thelma Mowery
George Wright
Elwood Silverson
Paul Shaw
Meade Lemon
John Amunah
Logan Social Notes Bi weekly Logan Club luncheon program
Miss Hester Lee White hosted the Saturday Club with a 1 PM luncheon at the White House. Eleanor Durr led a program on 15 Germany Incurable based on a Columbia article by Dr. Richard Britner. The group discussed the paper and a cancer fund contribution was made.
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Logan
Hester Lee White
White House
Eleanor Durr
Germany
Richard Britner
Columbia University
Cancer Fund
Arthur Miller
Alice Genevieve Poston Wall
New Zealand
Minnie Moore
Emerson Poston
Emma Westenhaver
Florence Bort
Bartell Hamilton
Wilhelmine Deissele
Alice Genevieve Poston
Russell Berlin
Marcus Kerr
Health Board Work Listed
Logan County Health Commissioner Southard filed March report detailing educational and field activities. It lists conferences, bulletins, school visits, disease work and lab tasks, plus numerous sanitation and administrative items across schools, milk plants, water, and rabies cases.
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Logan— County
Southard
Yorks Clothing Drive Planned by Nelsonville Group
Plans move forward for National Clothing Collection to aid refugees overseas during April. Churches and organizations cooperate, with receiving depots and a City Hall station. Mayor and city trucks will conduct a final drive April 28 to meet a 5 pound per person quota. Major Ellis Gray notes dire need for clothing, shoes, bedding, and bedding. Mrs. Sniffen can provide information at 227W.
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Nelsonville
Parker S. Sniffen
Miles Howe -An
Ellis Gray
Army
Sniffen
Nelsonville Social Notes highlights Hy perion Club and Masonic meeting
Nelsonville social notes report Hy perion Club hostess Mrs Leonard jsion hosts a Saturday afternoon meeting at 89 East Nelsonville. Miss Freda Smith of New Lexington visits. discussion on selling home made articles for the Blind Institution. Philodori Lodge 157 prepares a Thursday Mason meeting with moving pictures of Springfield Masonic Home estates and other educational films. Light refreshments follow. committee members named.
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Nelsonville
Leonard
Meiching
Freda Smith
Jack -Riley
Bremerton
Wash
J. H. MecKiddie
Marshall Islands
Joe B-Davis
U. S
California
Gilbert Islands
Pacific
John VW. Wood
Coimpre
J- W. Hickman
Martha
Bill
Worthington
P. W
Hickman
Guy Spauleing
Florence Fielder
Chauncey
Ida Bond
Pfc
Leroy BE. Bond
Germany
Philodori
Frank McCail
Lodge No. 157
Claude Grimat
Colum Meeting
Austin
CNG
Springfield
Masons of
Ohio
Roy H. Sayers
Edward B. Sharp
James F.jewett
Union Furnace High School Carnival Planned
UNION FURNACE LOGAN The Union Furnace High School and grade school will sponsor a carnival at 7 p.m. Friday at the school to raise funds for an honor roll of men in the service from Starr Washington Township. A popularity contest and deer prizes accompany the carnival with homemade candy as refreshments. Arrangements are led by Supt. D. Davis, Mrs. Mation Able, Miss Grace Wood, Mrs. Fred Murry, and Miss Mary Ann Moorehead.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Starr-Washington Township
D. ©. Davis
Mation Able
Grace Wood
Fred Murry
Mary Ann Moorehead
Idano Club Organizes Clothing Sorting At St Clair
Logan reports the Idano Club will sort and pack clothing for war displaced nations at St. Clair Station on Main and Spring streets. Members meet at 6 o clock at Pritchards with Mrs. George Schwenke Mrs Barton Hall and Mrs Tom Eberts in charge then proceed to the Schwenke residence for social hour. In probate court Cora May Patton named administrator of John Wesley Patton estate and Calvin Ray Faker of Laurelville Route 2 named administrator of George D Peaker estate by Judge E L.
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Sue Case
Ohio State University
Joe Case
E. Second
Walter Loomis
W. Hunter St
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Bob Parry
Pini’ Vip Parry
Nelsonville
Parrty
Logan
Wsit
Bell Miller Tomorow
Kenneth Sheets
Doctors Hospital
E. Hunter St
Joe Farbearn
Zanesville
American Legion Auxiliary
Cora May Patton
John Wesley Patton
Calvin Ray Faker
Laurelville
Route 2
George D.peaker
E. L
Fortieth Anniversary for Charles Schaals Family
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaal of 129 Wood St celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with a family reunion. Children from Cleveland Ashley Columbus and other areas attended, presenting a new living room rug. The couple were married in Falls Township in April 1905 with Rev. Hamilfar officiating.
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Logan
Charles
Schaal
Wood St
Marion Schaal
Barbara
Patty
Cleveland
John Adams High School
Ernest Schaal
Hocking County
Mary Kay
Lois Marie
Ashley
John Schneider
Roger
Janet
Columbus
Ruth Elen Schaal
Daniel Schaal
Sgt Johns Schaal
Iceland
Muss Belva
Rhoads
Hamilfar
F. M. Rhoads
Falls ‘Ownship
4-H Clubs Start In Hocking County
Logan The first two 4-H Clubs in Hocking County formed in 1945 are the Marion Farmers and Marion Stitchers. Officers for the girls club include Gayle Dauhenmier as president and Betty Palmer as vice president with Doris Durr as secretary-treasurer. Boy officers are Jay Brown president and Gene Sigler vice president, Jerry Mathias secretary, Russell Harden treasurer, Paul Ruff recreational leader, and Keath Hartman news reporter.
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Russell Harden
Paul Ruff
Keath Hartman
Logan Girl Becomes Bride of Army Lieutenant at Buckingham Field
Frances Elaine Stone of Logan married Lt Karl Frantdin Robbins at Buckingham Army Air Field Fort Myers Florida. The 4:30 p.m. ceremony was led by Chaplain Nobel V Sack with Lt Robbins attended by Capt Wilbur C Haver. Afterward a reception at the Royal Palm Hotel. The couple will reside at Lowry Field Denver Colorado.
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Logan
Buckingham Army Air Field
Fort Myers
Fla
Frances Elaine Stone
Karl Frantdin Robbins
Nobel V. Sack
Satturday
Walter Irvin Stone
Local Service Men News and Movements
Mr and Mrs Carl Brown learn their son Dick has been promoted to first lieutenant as of February 16 and is stationed in Germany with the Seventeenth Airborne Division after overseas duty since last August. Paul Hill arrives home on recuperation furlough to stay with wife Pauline Hill. Sergeant Hill wounded seriously in Belgium. John Schaal, son of Dan and Mrs Schaal, Logan, returns Friday after sixteen months in Iceland, a 1938 Logan High School graduate. Jammie Brown, Norfolk, Virginia, on a 15 day leave with wife and daughter Jessie Lee.
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Carl Brown
Germany
Seventeenth Airborne Division
Paul Hill
Pauline Hill
Sergeant Hill
Belgium
John Schaal
Dan Schaal
Hunter
Logan
Iceland
Logan Tign’ ‘School
Fic Jammie Brown
Norfolk
Jessie Lee
Herman Lanning Held To Grand Jury
Logan sheriff and deputy captured Herman Lanning after an affidavit charged criminal assault. The 44 year old appeared before Magistrate Frank St Clair and pleaded not guilty, then was bound over to the grand jury under $800 bond and jailed for lack of bond.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Jack Waldron
Herman Lanning
Lanning
Frank St Clair
Daughters of America to Meet Thursday Evening in Logan
Logan notes the Daughters of America will hold an open meeting Thursday at 7 p m in the IOOF Hall. A speaker will present, with drills and a recognition service planned for men in military service under the supervision of Mrs Walter Huffman.
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LOGAN
The
Daughters of America
IOOF
Walter Huffman
Apple Grove Social and Personal Highlights
Apple Grove and nearby communities show a busy weekend with visits from Miss Mattie Hayman and sister Dorothy Johnson from Racine, and Evelyn and Kathryn Sharpnack from Columbus. Easter programs, social proceeds of 540 from the WSCS bazaar, and multiple short visits mark the local social scene. Attendance at Bible School reached 51 with 30 in the collection, as families host relatives from Belpre and Williamson and others travel between Point Pleasant and Portland areas.
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Apple Grove
Mattie Hayman
Washington Bottoms
W. Va
Dorothy Johnson
Racine
John’ ‘Hayman
Evelyn
Kathryn Sharpnack
Columbus
Jack Sharpnack
WSCS
Olden Thaxton
Netart Falls
Herbert Shields
Earl Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Williamson, W
Four Persons Fined by Mayor in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Miles Howe's court four residents faced fines. Louise Backus pleaded guilty to quarreling and disturbing the peace, fined 10 dollars plus costs. Affidavits by N E Tye Dave Evans and others led to fines of 10 dollars and costs and 5 dollars and costs for Haydenville residents. Berry Pritchard was fined 50 dollars and costs for operating a game of chance.
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Nelsonville
Louise Backus
Miles Howe
N. E. Tye
Dave Evans
Carbon Hill
Dan Harris
Haydenville
Berry Pritchard
Nelson Funeral Services Set For Anna Nelson
Nelsonville widow Anna Nelson, who died Friday in Columbus, will have funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Warren Funeral Home. The Rev. W M George will conduct. Friends may call at any time. Burial follows at Greenslawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Anna Nelson
Edward Nelson
Columbus
Warren
W. M. George
Greens Lawn
Buchtel York PTA Meeting Set at High School
The Buchtel York PTA meets this evening April 9 at 7:30 in the high school auditorium Buchtel. Reverend Kimnison pastor of the Methodist Church will speak. A good attendance is requested.
Strays Detained as City Police Enforce Animal Ordinance
Nelsonville police report several dogs picked up recently and held for the county dog warden. Officials warn the ordinance requiring dogs and chickens to be confined is in full effect and will be enforced through spring and summer starting April 1.
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Nelsonville
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Helen Funk
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Lucius D. Clary
York’s
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Lowe Brothers
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James H. Wilson
Citizens Bank Bldg
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Charles Schaals
Logan Girl
Carmen Clark
Cave
Ernest Clark
Marlene
J. S. Henderson
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Jack
Howard Carpenter
Wayne
Belpre
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R. A. McKelvey
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Rusco Windows
Lancaster, Ohio
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