Hundreds Help To Make Blood Bank Visit a Logan Success
Logan Ohio saw heavy turnout for a Red Cross blood bank at Logan Junior High School with 301 pints collected from 342 donors over two days. Chair Fay Brown led a large volunteer staff, including Florence Perkins and Hazel Matheny, while local nurses and a doctor assisted. Supplies were donated by Eichels Bakery and ice and a refrigerator loan aided operations.
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Logan
Fay Brown
Red Cross
Blood Bank
Logan Junior High School
Florence Perkins
Hazel Matheny
Harry Thomas
Barton A. Hall
Fae Kinser
Kinser
William Clapp
Joe Brown
Howard White
John Lee
Walter Prather
Claude Hammon
Clarence Matheny
Earl Roberts
Marcus Kerr
Lester Risch
J. S. Cherrington
Eva Mack
Patricia Connor
Nellie Nutt
Phillip DeMaine
John Buntz
Henry Dague
Eber Mowery
Paul Collison
George Gribble
Walter Huffman
Charles Struble
Tom Evans
Ray Garverick
Ed. Miller
William Miller
Eichels Bakery
L. K. Sholater
Returns To Home After Operation
Mrs. Gene Wolfe of Nelsonville was dismissed from Cherrington Hospital Tuesday following surgery. Russell Beery is treated at home on Logan Rt. 1 for an infected hand. Eddie Hankison, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hankison of N Spring St, is improving after an emergency appendectomy at Grant Hospital in Columbus. Mr Hankison remains bedfast after a long illness.
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Logan
Gene Wolfe
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Russell Beery
Logan Rt. 1
Eddie Hankison
Lawrence Hankison
N. Spring St
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Hankison
Haydenville Man Is Given Medical Discharge
LOGAN The Selective Service Board reports Carl Denzil Bond of Haydenville received a medical discharge from service issued from Camp Carter Missouri. A new volunteer for the next pre induction call was Thomas Edward Miller of 641 Zanesville Ave.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Carl Denzil Bond
Haydenville
Camp Carter
Missouri
Thomas Edward Miller
Zanesville Ave
Logan C S Chichester Announces License Totals
Logan C S Chichester announces that up to April 9 2344 passenger licenses have been issued by the Bureau of Registration in Logan This is about the same as the stickers sold last year Trucks and trailers are slightly below 1943 A late license rush left one unclaimed receipt card for license Y 518 J series E278 560 belonging to John Harris for return to the Chichester Metal Office.
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Logan
C._ S. Chichester
Bureau of Registration
Chichester Metal Office
John Harris
Honor Roll Is Announced at Logan High School
Logan High School announces the class of 1944 honor students led by Pauline Gruner with a 3.9 average. Top ranks include Ruth Aurand Myrtle Glass Rose Summers James Brehm Nettie Barker and others with averages from 3.6 to 3.0. Burchfield also lists the upper 25 percent on the General Scholarship Test for Seniors of Hocking County with Gruner leading, followed by Brehm Keller and Epstein.
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Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
Logan High School
Pauline Gruner
Ruth Aurand
Myrtle Glass
Rose Summers
James Brehm
Nettie Barker
Judy Grocery to Close After Long Local Run
Mrs. Carl Judy, owner of the Judy Grocery, will sell merchandise, fixtures and equipment as she discontinues operations. The store has served the Main Street location since 1922, after taking over from the earlier site now hosting Kroger. Manager Marion Hiles left for Navy duty, prompting the manpower shortage and closure.
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Logan
Carl Judy
Judy
Winfield Yaw
Clifford Duffy
Kroger
Main Street
Marion Hiles
Navy
Perry County Court Notes Report From New Lexington
April 11 notes show clerical changes, liens, and estate actions in Perry County. Entries include new notary, car liens activity, probate court settlements, guardian changes, and several divorce filings with details on assets and custody. Records mention Anthony Marino vs John McDonnell and various adoptions, guardians, and real estate transactions.
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Common Pleas Court
Anthony Marino
John McDonnell
Union Furnace Ladies Aid Meeting At Church
Union Furnace Ohio Ladies Aid of the United Brethren Church met Thursday afternoon with scripture read by Mrs. O H Bryan and Bible questions led by Mrs. Harry McVey. Attending members included Mrs. J R McGuire Mrs Dallas Worthman Mrs John Bickle and others. Local visits and travel notes followed with several families mentioned. Pfc Harley B McDaniel and wife spent a furlough. he is stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina.
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Dewey Whitwell
O. H. Bryan
A. G. Sellers
Anna
Lancaster
Cpl
Fred Murray
Murray
Jimmy
Ernest Murray
Charles Clark
Jerry
John Thompson
Millie King
Wilbur McDaniel
Wayne
Dan Jones
George L. Frey
South Pacific
States
John Bumgardner
Ronnie
Delbert Marstiller
Joyce
Wanda Beriah
Columbus
J. R. McGuire
Logan
Pfc
Harley B. McDaniel
Fort Jackson
S. C
Heirs Transfer Property Across Multiple Townships in Ohio
Deceased Jennie Hayden and others distribute farmland and easements in Reading Somerset Bearfield and Pleasant Townships, including 150.36 acres to R. H. and Belle Walborn and 160 acres to H. E. Dupler. transfers involve many individuals and entities such as Ohio Fuel Gas Co and Ohio Power Co.
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Jennie Hayden
Church of Christ In
New New Lexington
Highland Drive
Karl
Jessie Boswer
Somerset
R. H
Belle Walborn
Dayton
Reading
Florence Leckron
Mac Lattimer
Glenford
H. E
Grace Dupler
Hopewell
G. B
Afify Nader
A. J
Mary Nader
Zanesville
W. T. Hermey
Catherine Moore
W. T. Bradshaw
J. D. Burley
Leona Moore
J. K. Brannon
Dovie Starcher
Crooksville
R. P. Bowers
Rte
Roseville
Lizzie Henderson
Mt. Perry
Anna Henderson
Ohio Power Co
Madison
Harrison
J. D. Williams
D. J. Lewis
Salt Lick
Blake Sharshell Coal Co
Salt Lick Township
Shawnee Iron and Coal Co
Shawnee
F. W. Adams
Ruth Rives
Pleasant Township
Langsville Personal Notes Highlight Local Families
Langsville and nearby towns share weekend visits and family news. Bernard Ledlie of the U S Navy visited his Langsville roots with his wife and daughter as sisters and relatives gathered in for the weekend. Pvt Theron Morris of a New Jersey camp takes a furlough home to Cora Morris and kin. A birth is announced for Warren Wilcox and wife at Rutland with grandparents Joe and wife.
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Probate Court
G. A. Tritt
D. F. Trew
W. W. Lewis
Federal Land Bank
Sydney Greiner
Clio Greiner
New Lexington
Forest Colborn
W. J. Colborn
William Colborn
Flora Miller
Helen Snider
Charles Saxton
Mayme Rodgers
Thomas Hardy
W. M. Colborn
G. C. Bennett
Corning
Adeline
Rosalie Wycinski
Alma Malinski
Pay Wycinski
Robert Bennett
Langsville
Bernard Ledlie
U. S. Navy
Middleport
J.T. Ledlie
Jack Bartrum
Columbus
Paul Barnes
R. D
Bernard
Pvt
Theron Morris
New Jersey
Cora Morris
Warren Wilcox
Clepha Kennan
Clair Nelson
Grover Swearingen
Salem Township
Dale Miller
Carol
Mary Lou
J. L. Miller
Rio Grande
Alice Miller
Robert Kennedy
VU. S&s. Navy
Theodore Kennedy
Floyd Rumfield
Camp Livingston
Logan Youth Seventeen-Year-Old Ill With Rheumatic Fever
Logan youth Dickie Smith seven years old son of Carl and Mrs. Smith of Columbus formerly of Logan has been seriously ill with rheumatic fever for twelve weeks. His condition is improving.
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Logan
Dickie Smith
Carl Smith
Columbus
George Smith
W. Hunter Street
Chauncey-Dover High Holds Easter Meet
Chauncey Dover High School held an Easter assembly in the auditorium at 1:00 p m Thursday. The school chorus directed by Karl Witzler sang in the absence of Christine Brown, with Reverend Gilbert Courtney of the First Church of Christ Chauncey speaking on Easter meaning. Bill Searles presided over the program.
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Chauncey-Dover High
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Karl Witzler
Christine Brown
Gilbert Courtney
First Church of Christ
Bill Searles
Kiwanians Hold Easter Party With German Focus
A White House event hosted by the Kiwanis featured sixty guests for a dinner and a musical program. Mrs Henry Ebert of Columbus spoke on her family's experience in Germany after World War II, detailing persecution under Hitler and escape to the United States. Her talk titled From Concentration Camp to Freedom highlighted rationing and her family's U S Army connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Montgomery Logan
White House
James Smoot
M. H. Cherrington
L. P. Mooney
Warren Bright
Felton
Strauss
R. R. Lanning
Wilbur Lanning
Cleon Tucker
Christian
Shelley
United States
U. S
William Clapp
Smoot
Jack Pierce
Henry Dague
Lou Graham
James Barker
Lou Riggs
Walter Brehm
Joe Case
Ralph Walker
Frank Brown
Stanley Baker
Jesse Frasure
Stanley Wiant
Fred Burchfield
Kerwood Martin
Paul Bennington
Wood Bowen
Howard Ralston
Southard
Garnet Sheets
James Hummel
Cora Brown
Lewis Price
M. B. Iles
J. W. Woodard
Clarence Heine
Logan Social Notes Highlights from Local Society Activities
Logan social page reports Martha Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Curl home with Mrs. A J Curl hosting and Mrs. Bertha Oberley assisting. Guests included Mrs. Bert Bell and Shipzen readers note. Captain DeMaine overseas arrival and Logan Rotary speaker Mr. Reed of Pomeroy are also mentioned along with local visits and Rotary delegates to Cincinnati district convention.
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Cincinnati
Ewald Schmitter
Hansel
A. T. Spears
Dallas Kinser
Phil B. DeMaine
T. J. Harris
Massillon
Charles S. Chidester
W. Hunter Street
Harris
Chidester
Pvt
Henry Adcock
Logan
Manon Powers Adcock
Charles Adcock
Camp van Dorn
Mississippi
Cecil Harding Jones
Charles Achauer
Logan Rotary Club
Farewell Dinner Given for Miss Huffman at Bloser's
The ration board honored Miss Charlene Huffman with a farewell dinner at Bloser's Restaurant on Tuesday. Place cards marked the bridal party style as guests were seated in a circle with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith Margaret Sparnon Mrs. Florence Meyers Ruth Riggs and Mary Mingus. Huffman resigns after 15 months and will be replaced by Margaret Sparnon.
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Charlene Huffman
Ration Board
Blosser’s
Harry Smith
Margaret Sparnon
Florence Meyers
Ruth Riggs
Mary Mingus
Miss Huffman
Bridge Club Hosts Evening of Auction Games and Refreshments
Beginners Bridge Club met at Mrs. Arlo Weiss's E Main Street home with one substitute for Mrs. Bob Gano. Two tables of auction were played. high scores to Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Hall received consolation. Late refreshments followed at midnight. Twice A Month Club met at Miss Ada Kreig's home for three tables of auction bridge. Ed Eberst won high with Mrs. Huston second and Mrs. Huston third. Mrs. Savings consoled. Several players attended and they planned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Morehead's home.
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Connie Schultz
Logan
Cameo Club
Margaret Redenwald
Clara Graham
Pauline Cheshire
Frank Larimer
Miss Redenwald
E. Main St
Arlo Weiss
Bob Gano
Kenneth Bright
John Bond
Richard Benninger
George Spang
Lyle Hall
Marion Allen
Arthur Gasser
Allen
Hall
Ada Kreig
Tide Huston
Leon Redtenwald
Ed Eberst
Chris Gompf
Huston
Walter Savings
Frank Judy
Joe Brown
William Sauer
Joe Thomas
Ivan Morehead
Walter Jurgensmeier
Henry Abernathy
Dexter Social News Sketches of Weekend Visits and Moves
Dexter society notes list Mrs. Clair Blizzard of Dayton visiting her daughter Mrs. Nina Steele and Elaine. Frank Strong of Athens staying with his wife. Mrs. Vance McKnight hosting Ladies Aid. Doug Chaney moving to a farm near Old Dexter Church. S. P. McKinney moving to Oren Hugg farm. Emerson Marchington visiting from Columbus. Miss Ethel Russell visiting at Peter Nelson’s. Mrs. Earl Bailey visiting family in Dexter. Worley Davis informed of son Kenneth in Italy. Rex Davis and family from Columbus visiting. Ravenswood visitors to Homer West.
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Middleport
Oren Hugg
Emerson Marchington
Columbus
H. J. Marchington
Ethel Russell
Peter Nelson
Earl Bailey
Charleston
W. Va
Race Hill
Worley Davis
Janet Davis
Baltimore
Kenneth Davis
Italy
Rex Davis
Robert
U. S. Army
Laing Edmundson
Day West
Ravenswood
Homer West
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