Milk Code Discussed by Logan Health Board
At the April meeting the City Board of Health approved discussing the United States Public Health Service Milk Code. The code aims to ensure safe milk supply through sanitation standards for farms raw dairies and pasteurization plants. Local surveys show needs for a sanitation program and enforcement will follow an educational phase.
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Heathens Messenger
Athens
City Board of Health
Logan
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Ohio
Fairfield
Lancaster
H. G. Southard
Paul Bennington
W. D. Weltner
M. H. Cherrington
Phil Tschappat
Lester Risch
Claude Hammon
Lawrence Kessler
C. T. Grattidge
C. S. Matheny
C. F. Parker
N. C. Bowes
Willard Grove
Fox brothers buy Carl Judy grocery in Logan
Leo and Charles Fox acquired the Carl Judy grocery at 298 E Main Street Logan from Marion Hiles who resigned to enter military service. Leo Fox will manage the East Main Street store immediately. The Foxes bring decades of family grocery experience, continuing the Paul Fox legacy.
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LOGAN
Carl Judy
Main Street
Leo
Charles Fox
Paul Fox
W. Hunter Street
Leo Fox
E. Main Street
Marion Hiles
Names of Five and Six Time Donors Listed
Logan area donors are listed for six time contributions to the mobile blood unit which has visited Logan seven times. Six time donors include Sam Primmer, Otto Hartman, Barton Hall, George Rosser, Alice Hartman, Letha Woolery, Mary Ann Morehead, Walter Bowen, Jack Pierce, Hazel Karshner, Joe Hall, Rhea Bangert, Jacob Robb, Hershel Prevost, Homer Carter, Fred Culler, and Glenn Farley. Five time donors include Bessie Kuhn, Hazel Bowen, Millard Brown, J. E. Struble, Hubert Daugherty, Olive Linn, Lecca Hoy, Clarence Hartman, Anna Marie Snyder, Mary Rutter, Clarence Phillips, Margaret Spencer, Joe Gabriel, Pearl Timberlake, Harry Snyder, Charles McKinley, Grace Dupler, Murray City, Hazel Matheny, Alva Steele, Paul Bennington, Kenneth Gordon, and Mabel Crothers. Forty donors were awarded silver pins for their third donation this week.
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Logan
Mobile Blood Unit
Sam Primmer
Otto Hartman
Barton Hall
George Rosser
Alice Hartman
Letha Woolery
Mary Ann Morehead
Walter Bowen
Jack Pierce
Hazel Karshner
Joe Hall
Rhea Bangert
Jacob Robb
Hershel Prevost
Logan Rt
Haydenville
Homer Carter
Fred Culler
Glenn Farley
Bessie Kuhn
Hazel Bowen
Millard Brown
J. E. Struble
Hubert Daugherty
Olive Linn
Lecca Hoy
Clarence Hartman
Anna Marie Snyder
Mary Rutter
Clarence Phillips
Margaret Spencer
Joe Gabriel
Pearl Timberlake
Harry Snyder
Charles McKinley
Grace Dupler
Murray City
Hazel Matheny
Alva Steele
Paul Bennington
Kenneth Gordon
Mabel Crothers
Eighth Grade Tests Set for Friday in County Schools
Eighth year tests in English arithmetic United States history and science will be held Friday in county schools. Sup S H Dillon announced the examinations serve as a summary for eighth grade work. Students who pass receive grade school diplomas and the top 25 percent earn special award certificates.
Birth of a son to Pvt and Mrs Levine of Nelsonville
Pvt Maurice Levine and wife announce the birth of a 7 pound 12 ounce son Phillip Joseph Tuesday evening at hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Sam Sharff and Mr and Mrs Meyer Levine with great grandparents in Connecticut and Mt. Vernon. Pvt Levine is stationed at Patterson Field Dayton. Mrs Ruth Wend of Nelsonville admitted to Cherrington Hospital for surgery. Two dismissals: Mrs Carrie Durr Logan and Miss Bessie Sloane after injuries from an auto accident.
Soldier to return from furlough in Camp Boise Texas
Sgt. Floyd D. Rheinscheld of Camp Boise Texas will resume his post Friday after a ten day leave spent with his mother Mrs. Martha Reinscheld. He and his fiancee Mary Alice Brown were joined by relatives for dinner at Olentangy Village in Columbus Wednesday night. Miss Jean Duffy of the Air Service Command Dayton will visit her father Sheriff Floyd Duffy in Logan Thursday and Friday. Miss Mary Krieg, physical director at Masten Park High School Buffalo NY, is visiting family.
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Floyd D. Rheinscheld
Camp Boise
Texas
Martha Reinscheld
Rheinscheld
Mary Alice Brown
Fred Hildebrandt
Olentangy Village
Columbus
Jean Duffy
Air Service Command
Dayton
Logan
Floyd Duffy
Mary Krieg
Masten Park High School
Buffalo, N. Y
Kerns divorce filed over cruelty and TRO issued
Inez Kern sues Robert Kern for divorce on grounds of cruelty. They married Oct 20 1923 and have four children, oldest 19. A temporary restraining order bars him from entering the family premises or interfering with them.
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Logan
Inez Kern
Robert Kern
Foster Divorce Sought by Iona Foster in Ohio Case
Iona Pearl Foster sues Charles William Foster of 35 E Duncan Street Columbus Ohio for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of their 7 month old son Jack Thomas and permanent alimony following their July 6 1940 marriage.
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Logan—Iin
Iona Pearl Foster
Charles Willam Foster
E. Duncan Street
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Thomas
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James Barker
Paul Monks
E. M. Martin
Ed Godfrey
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Walter Woodruff
Orland Summell
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Toledo
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Lena Glass
Ralph Waginer
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Elks Club
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Frank Brown
Phil Faine
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Oak Grove Cemetery
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