Logan Plans for Boy and Girl Scout Campaign to Begin
Approximately 75 men and women gathered at the American Legion hall to launch a Boy and Girl Scout campaign. Max Heft outlined how campaign funds are used for trained leadership, magazines, Camp Lazarus, and local scouting services in Hocking, Fairfield, and Franklin Counties. He urged broad giving from a dime to $100 and hoped a quick drive would meet county obligations.
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Logan
American Legion Hall
Boyd Wright
Max Heft
Fairfield County
Heft
Bob Scanland
Wright
Camp Lazarus
Hocking
Fairfield
Franklin County
Robert Heistand
Scanland
New York
Precious Correll
Eva Mock
Central Council
Poultry Raiser Expands Busy Hocking County Farm
SOUTH PERRY Ray Stump chairman of the Hocking County poultry committee completed two new houses on his farm. The buildings are 10 by 16 feet and his flock comprises 1500 pallets. He and local producers think government price fixing of eggs may spur larger poultry development.
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South Perry
Ray Stump
Hocking County
Replacement Logan Hartshorn Reports To Ft Hayes
Replacement named Logan George Franklin Hartshorn of South Bloomingville designated to report to Ft Hayes on Wednesday April 23 taking the place of a rejection on Call Number 10 reported earlier this month.
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Logan
George Franklin Hartshorn
South Bloomingville
Ft. Hayes
Organized Boys 4 H clubs in Hocking County
Work to form boys 4 H clubs underway in Hocking County with two groups set up at Gibisonville led by Harold Alter and at Greendale directed by Seber Lehman.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Gibisonville
Harold Alter
Greendale
Seber Lehman
Logan Social Notes Highlight Book Club Meeting
Mrs. Winifred Engle hosted the Tuesday Book club at the White House. The group voted donations to the Boy and Girl Scout fund and the Cancer Control Campaign. Review by Mrs. Earl Elberfeld on The Star Gazer by Zsolt de Harsanyi translated by Paul Tabor. Members and guests attended with travel plans to Arizona and Texas. other locals visited Columbus.
Mildred Collins Hosts Dummy Bridge Club Evening
Miss Mildred Collins entertained the Dummy Bridge Club at her S Culver Street home Tuesday. Mrs Clayton Scheide Jr held high club score. Guest Mrs Walter Nixon received an award. Lunch followed at Pritchards.
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Mildred Collins
S. Culver St
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Walter Nixon
Pritchards
Wednesday Contract Club Meets at Mrs Frasure Home
Wednesday afternoon contract club gatherings were hosted by Mrs J E Frasure on North Street. Substitute players included Mrs Francis Myers and Mrs William Lehman for Mrs Stanley W Baker and Mrs Howard F White. High score went to Mrs J R Hankison. a dessert course followed.
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J. E. Frasure
North St
Francis Myers
William Lehman
Stanley W. Baker
Howard F. White
J. R. Hankison
Ruth Bible Class elects officers at Methodist Church
Ruth Bible Class met Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church and elected officers led by Mrs E N Turner. Named were Mrs Emma Shaw president Mrs Harvey Nixon first vice president Mrs John Wolfe second vice president Mrs Frank Burberry secretary Mrs Charles Lyke treasurer and Mrs Frank Lyke librarian. The Rev S W Wiant announced the showing of The Life of Christ at the church next Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Logan briefs note Easter visit by Alva Bray and Dayton resident Charles Wheatley with J B Humphrey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. N. Turner
Emma Shaw
Harvey Nixon
John Wolfe
Frank Burberry
Charles Lyke
Frank Lyke
S. W. Wiant
Life of Christ
Goose Creek Improvement Under WPA Oversight Progressing
Work on the Goose Creek improvement under Goss Inboden shows about three quarters completed of a $20,000 project. A 495 foot brick and concrete enclosure remains to finish. Initiated last fall as a winter WPA effort, the completed work will cover the creek within city limits and improve health and waste disposal conditions.
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LOGAN
Goose Creek
Goss’ Inboden
Damage suit filed by Florence Riggs after 1941 collision
Florence Viola Riggs sues Frank Courter for 10790.04 damages claiming serious injuries from being struck by Courter's car while crossing Main and Spring Streets Logan on February 9 1941 about 6 30 p m. She has been hospitalized with more medical costs expected and five grounds allege improper operation.
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Logan
Main
Spring Sts
Florence Viola Riggs
Frank Courter
Courter
Riggs
Logan Dealers Report Strong April Car Sales
Hocking county dealers sold 20 new cars in the first half of April with a total of 58 for the month. Officials expect April’s total to exceed one car per day on average.
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Logan
Hocking County
Dr A K Smith Resumes Office Practice
Logan reports Dr. A K Smith has resumed his office practice after a six month absence following a serious auto wreck near Wilmington last fall while returning from a World Series game in Cincinnati. He has been recuperating since.
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Logan
A.K. Smith
Main St
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Divorce Decree Granted in Cruelty Case
Emmett McGrath’s divorce petition was withdrawn and the court granted the decree to Eloige McGrath on cruelty grounds. Custody of the minor children awarded to the mother with the father ordered to pay six dollars weekly in support.
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Logan
Emmett McGrath
Eloige McGrath
Farm adds Hereford stock from multiple counties
Logan George Defendbaugh and Sons in Perry Township buy nine Hereford heifers from Pickaway County and a Hereford bull from a Hocking County grower, expanding their purebred herd.
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Logan
George Defendbaugh
Perry Township
Pickaway County
Hocking County
Rural Ohio school boards set to hire teachers early
Boards of education in Hocking County rural districts show a willingness to hire teachers for next year. Laurelville Salt Creek Benton Starr-Washing and Marion have already employed teachers, with others considering similar action rather than delay until August.
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Logan
Boards of Education
Hocking County
Laurelville
Salt Creek
Benton
Starr-Washing
Marion
Archer Returns to Laurelville School Head Post
Joe L. Archer is named to head Laurelville schools next term after a two year leave for illness and surgery. Elliott Reichelderfer returns to his math role on the high school faculty. The one year contract for Archer plus a full slate of teachers and a 3,468 foundation fund set the forthcoming year in Laurelville.
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State Department
Lowell Irick
Mazie Swackhammer
Gladys Schaal
Laurelville
D. O. Davis
Union Furnace
Washington Township
Herman L. Ellis
Max Bunce
James Frey
Elizabeth Kessinger
Jay Nimon
Helen Washburn
Ralph Walker
Bernelle Goodman
Hildreth Willis
Ruth Beckler
Juastin Woodard
Bess Goetting
P. C. Campbell
Maynard Simpson
Llesboro
Floyd Riggs
Frank Masure
Helen Barker
Janet M. White
Union Furnace PTA to Stage Two One Act Plays
The Union Furnace Parents Teachers Association presents two one act plays at 8 o clock on Friday April 25. The performances are Neighbors and At the Stroke of Twelve. Attendees will view newly installed stage equipment across the setup.
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Union Furnace
Parent Teacher Association
County To Distribute Surplus Food April 18 19
Everett Jacoby relief director says surplus commodities for eastern Hocking County will be distributed Friday and Logan residents will receive Saturday The distribution includes graham flour corn meal wheat cereals beans and potatoes
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Everett Jacoby
Graham
Funeral rites held for Albert Hedding at Leonard Funeral Home
Albert Hedding aged 46 died at the County Home Tuesday night. Funeral services were at 1:30 today conducted by Rev. E. B. White. He leaves three brothers William Leonard and George of Pontiac Michigan. Burial was in County Cemetery. Mrs Fenton Thurness returned from Columbus after visiting daughter Josephine Allen and attending Cadle meeting.
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Logan
Albert Hedding
Leonard
William
George
Pontiac
Mich
Haydenville
E. B. White
Harry S. Green Hospitalized With Serious Illness
Complications confine Harry S. Green to his N. Mulberry Street home. His condition remains serious after a week of illness.
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Harry Green
Logan
Harry S. Green
N. Mulberry St
Logan Pioneer Youth Dance Announces April 22 Event
The Logan Pioneer Youth group will host a dance Tuesday evening April 22 at the American Rhegion Hall. A medical note states the quadruplet birth ratio is 1 to 1 339 975.
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Logan — Pioneer Youth Group
Logan Health Service May Be Expanded
City Board of Health discussed expanding health service for Logan and strengthening ties between city and county units. They inspected the recently renovated city lockup, praised as the cleanest jail seen, and discussed a North Side sanitary sewer extension petition for council consideration.
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Logan
City Board of Health
City Hall
H. M. Boocks
Markwith
Hospital Admissions In Local Area Reported
Logans Elston Mace of Carbondale was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Wednesday for a minor illness. Esther Runyon of this city entered Wednesday morning for an appendicitis operation. Robert Longstreth of Logan was admitted Tuesday night for treatment.
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Logan
Elston Mace
Carbondale
Cherrington Hospital
Esther Runyon
Robert Longstreth
Baseball Fan Adds Ball to Collection
Logan's premier fan Bill Sauer added an autographed baseball to his collection this week. The ball came from Sheldon Cox, a former Logan resident now in California, bearing signatures of Pacific League players mainly tied to the Seattle team.
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LOGAN
Bill Sauer
Sheldon Cox
California
Seattle
Bill
Melvin Aurand Dies in Logan at 46
Melvin E Aurand 46 died early Wednesday in Logan from complications. Rites will be held Friday at 2 PM at Maxville Methodist Church with the Rev McEwen Bremen officiating. He was a former C and O railroad section hand, of New Straitsville Rt 1, and survived by his wife Mary Goodlive and siblings Alva Ernest Aurand R B Poling and Mrs Dewey Ringhiser. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Maxville Methodist Church
Melvin E. Aurand
Aurand
New Straitsville Rt. 1
C. and
Railroad
Mary Goodlive
Alva
Ernest Aurand
R. B. Poling
Dewey Ringhiser
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