Red Cross Home Service Hearing Set in Logan County
A public hearing will be held in the Hocking County Court Room on Wednesday morning April 18 at 10 oclock to consider improving the Hocking River for flood control and water supply. Mrs Earl Elberfeld chairs the meeting inviting all interested parties and public officials to attend or be represented. Miss Margaret Lutz, Home Service Secretary, will also be present. written plans are preferred though oral suggestions will be heard per Lt Col Harry Pockras Corps of Engineers.
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Logan
Hocking County Court Room
Ad- Logan
Hock
Home Service
Hocking County
Red Cross
Earl Elberfeld
Margaret Lutz
Harry Pockras
Corps of Engineers
Veteran Speaks at Methodist Church in Logan
In Logan the Sun day evening service featured Donald Weljer as guest speaker at the Methodist Church. He spoke of Christian thoughts guiding soldiers through the African campaigns in Sicily and Italy from Naples to Anzio, noting his return to the United States and medical discharge. He described fear as a path to higher experience and the enduring bond among comrades that lasts a lifetime.
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Logan
Methodist Church
Donald Weljer
Sicily
Italy
Naples
Anzio
Donald
United States
April Designated as Cancer Control Month
LOGAN April designated by Congress as Cancer Control Month. Citizens urged to support the American Cancer Society during April as volunteers seek donations to fund state cancer prevention clinics and trained doctors. Probate Judge E L Ew ing chairs the local effort.
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Logan
Act of Congress
American Cancer Society
E L Ewing
Logan Schools Select Operetta Cast For May 4
Logan minds the operetta Little Red Riding Hood with director Miss Minnie Louise Bowen. Selected from East West Central are Dorris Huston Lois Ann Thompson Julie De Maine Jimmie Green Michael Bell Marjorie Krieg Lois Hagan Charles Helber Dallas Snouffer Lois Ann Carr Marilyn Davis Dorothy Wallace Betty McDaniel Gerald Green Shirley Derr Mardie Spence Ralph Brandon Annette Davis. The four scene show features in costumes by Mrs Gladys Chitton Elsie Martin and scenery by Miss Rush Durr and DeLong. Publicity by Miss Mary Connor. Music by Mrs Engle Mock and Webb.
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Gerald Green
Shirley Derr
Margie Spence
Ralph Brandon
Annette Davis
Gladys Chitton
Elsie Martin
Helen Rush
Eleanor Durr
Rose DeLong
Mary E. Connor
Winfred Engle
Lena Mock
Gladys Webb
Chamber of Commerce Holds Monday Meeting
Approximately twenty five civic minded citizens attended the Chamber of Commerce meeting held Monday night at the Ohio Power Co office. Ten directors were selected to direct the organization with an election of officers and a meeting set for next Friday night at 8 30 in the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Directors chosen were Phil Faine Charles Dalton Lawrence Harden James Smoot Raymond Lanning Kenneth Moore Harley Meyers Alex Mowery L K Showalter and Joe Brabers.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Power Co
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Phil Faine
Charles Dalton
Lawrence Harden
James Smoot
Raymond Lanning
Kenneth Moore
Harley Meyers
Alex Mowery
L. K. Showalter
Joe Brashares
Records of servicemen and civilian inquiries and aid
A county report lists new cases and statuses for service members and civilians, including active and ex service counts, inquiries about servicemen and civilians, messages, and investigation totals. It covers furlough, CBD, AER, Navy Relief investigations, and VA reports, plus assistance with benefits, family service, and Red Cross letters to enrollees going from Hocking County into the service.
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Navy Relief
Veterans Administration
Red Cross Home Service
Hocking County
Logan Legion to Aid Dedication of New Home
Logan Post 78 members under Commander George E. Carr will travel to Circleville to assist Howard Hall Post 134 in dedicating its new Legion Home for World War II veterans. Attending will be Legion members from Lancaster Amanda Canal Winchester and other nearby communities.
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Logan
American Legion
Circleville
George E. Carr
Howard Hall
Legion
Lancaster
Amanda
Winchester
Committee Members Scout Leaders Meet at Logan Troop Gathering
LOGAN Troop Committee Members and Leaders of Girl Scouts met Monday night with Mrs Arlie Brimmer in charge. Leaders spoke on discipline outdoor camping crafts indoor activities and year’s activities. Attending were numerous local leaders and Mrs Rauch honored for her birthday as the Scout Chorus performed.
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John Kreig
Joe Phillips
Walter Prather
Roy Stallsmith
George Carr
C. F. Rauch
All
To Help Organize County 4-H Clubs
LOGAW Miss Helen Evans oral home demonstration agent announces a schedule to assist in organizing 4-H Clubs. Tuesday sessions at Carbon Hills School 3 15 pm Murray city School 4 15 pm and 7 30 pm at Mrs Elmer Todds Union Furnace home. Wednesday evening 7 oclock Bethany Church Miss Helen Joy will lead. Thursday evening young ladies degree team of Pomona will practice at Mrs Clayton Sater home Route unknown.
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Helen Evans
Oral
Carbon Hil S
Murray City School
Elmer Todd
Union Furnace
Bethany Church
Helen Joy
Pomona Strange
Clayton Sater
Planning Board Reviews Flood Reports in Hocking Area
LOGAN The Hocking County Planning board convened at the Court House Monday to review reports for Wednesday’s hearing on losses from recent floods and flood control benefits in the Hocking Area. Attending were Goyd Wright Barton Hall G. R. Robinson Forest Weinrich William Mowery Stanley Baker James Martin Advisory Committee member James Smoot Ford Hack George Carr and William Hahn.
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Logan
Hocking County
Zanesville Man Fined $100 for Intoxication
Logan Homer Knight of Zanesville was arraigned before Magistrate Frank St Clair after Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron arrested him late Saturday for driving a car while intoxicated on State Route 664 southwest of Logan. He pleaded guilty, was fined $100 and costs, and jailed for nonpayment.
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Logan
Homer Knight
Zanesville
Frank St. Clair
Jack Waldron
Birth of Donald Lee Phelps in Lancaster
Pvt. and Mrs Maj Cc Phelps announce the birth of a son named Donald Lee weighing eight pounds eleven ounces at Lancaster Municipal Hospital on Monday at 1 45 p m. Paternal grandmother is Mrs Clara Phelps and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs A E Campbell of Haydenville with great grandmother Mrs Victoria Phelps of Church Street. Pvt Phelps is stationed somewhere in France.
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Logan
Maj Cc
Phelps
Danter
Donald Lee
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Clara Phelps
A. E., Campbell
Haydenville
Victoria Phelps
Church Street
France
Clothing Drive Continues Through April In Logan
Harry L. Smith chair man of the clothing drive asks Logan residents to keep contributing wearable clothing through April. Check wardrobes basements and attics for useful items and bring them to the St. Clair Filling Station at Matin and Spring Streets for sorting and packing by volunteers from local organizations.
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Logan
Harry L. Smith
Th Clothing Drive
Logan T
St. Clair
Matin
Spring Sts
Tin Can Drive Scheduled in Logan This Week
Carl E. Blosser local salvage chairman announces a three day tin can drive to be conducted in the city on Thursday and Friday. Housewives are asked to secure cans in cartons and place them at the curb for pickup by eight trucks.
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Logan
Carl E. Blosser
Isalvage
Chief of Police Lew Reynolds Resigns After Fifteen Years
Logan Chief Lew Reynolds tendered his resignation to Roy Loomis on April 15 effective April 25. Reynolds, chief since May 1930, leaves after fifteen years. Sol Ellinger and Wilbur Stout are noted for potential promotions, with a civil service examination planned to set an eligibility list for future appointments. Reynolds gave no public statement about his plans.
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LOGAN
Lew Reynolds
Roy Loomis
Police Department
Reynolds
Sol Ellinger
Wilbur Stout
Loomis
Logan Brief Social Notes amid showers and visits
Sigma Phi Gamma entertained Monday night with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. William Arnold Gloria Summers. Guests helped open gifts then enjoyed refreshments at Pritchards. Several members and social details noted, along with hospital and travel news from Logan and nearby towns.
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Pauline Mowery
Garnet Sheets
Addison Frey
John Trowbridge
Roy Curl
Everett McWilliams
Mary Jane Schrader
Mary Ann Martin
Eileen Couch
Earl Thompson
Mary Ann Moorehead
Chester Cooley
Murray City Notes Amid Army Homecomings and Local Visits
Sgt John Byron returns to Aberdeen Proving Grounds after leave with family. Pvt Franklin T James on 10 day furlough from Fort Knox to Camp Ord. Cpl Donald Lantz spent weekend at home from Fort Knox. Miss Virginia Jonas returns to Akron after visit. Local residents host and visit across Akron Glouster and Athens areas. W S C S met. church Ladies Aid gatherings noted. Birth announced for Rita Kay Spencer in Athens with Emerson Spencer family. Regular local social and visiting patterns detailed among Murray City residents.
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Murray City
John Byron
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Magdelene Donson
Franklin T. James
Sharon
W. E. James
James
Fort Knox
Camp Ord
Calif
Donald Lantz
Virginia Jonas
Akron
Paul Robison
John Swyers
Conrad Martin
Donald Cook
Columbus
Clarence Cook
Charles Mitchell
Logan
Chester Mitchell
Ladonna Worthington
Janice
Delia Ayers
Ison
Blaine
Magdelene Denison
Jean Craft
Nancy Thompson
Billie Smith
Huse
Glouster, Friay
W.S.C.S
A. J. Barnhill
Mary Patts
Sadie Foster
Dot Lewis
Effie Devol
Sally Riggs
Dora Spencer
Grace Robinson
Pearl Shuttleworth
Bessie Lovett
Blanche Shelton
Dela Hillyer
Maciel Martin
Blanche Brooker
Neveda Quinn
Mary Potts
Margaret Gears
Mary Ann James
Milsie Anderson
Connie Barnhill
Ethel Cook
Kate Anders
Sarah Wilson
Betty
Dorothy Wilson
George Potts
Ruth Mason
Ruth Ann
Cleveland
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Halstear
Ladies Aid
U. B. Church
Clara James
Jonathan Orr
Velma Frown
Stella Slisher
Lillie Spencer
Louella Dixon
Ethel Coop
Ben Hartman
Judy Dixon
Marilyn
Coop
Eleanor Spencer
Billy Dee J
Teddy Dixon
Helen Wilson
Elsie
Coonville Briefs Social Visits Across Weekend
William Harkless of Zanesville spent the weekend with his parents the Harklesses. Mrs Lon Carsey and daughter Sandra Kay visited Mrs Etta Morse. Wayne Farley and daughter Shirley spent time with the Taylors. Kilkenny children visited Crawford. Jack Taylor and family attended church with Harklesses and the Taylors hosted guests Saturday evening. Fishing trip plans bounded Friday outing by Jack Taylor and James Harkless.
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Coonville
William Harkless
Zanesville
John Harkless
Lon Carsey
Sandra Kay
Etta Morse
Wayne Farley
Shirley
Jack Taylor
William Kilkenny
Bill Crawford
Junior Taylor
Carroll
Loretta
Mae
Stanley
James
Ione Harkless
Logan Rotary Changes Constitution and Elects Directors
The Logan Rotary Club met Monday evening and changed its constitution and by laws. Directors were nominated and election will occur next week. William G. Lancaster, Daily News managing editor, was welcomed as a new member.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
William G. Lancaster
The
Daily News
Nelsonville Social Notes and Circle Meetings Busy
Nelsonville reports from First Baptist and Methodist circles. Missionary Society met April 15 under Mrs Earnest Chapman with Rev B J Hall leading scripture and prayer. Naom Circle hosted by Treva Shaw. gifts and secretary elected. Hartley Fisher Circle to meet at 6 30 pm with a covered dish. Davis family visit includes Edward Evans Juanita Davis Audrey Mitchell and others from Nelsonville and Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Earnest Chapman
B. J. Hall
Hall
Virginia
Georgeanne Hall
Geneva Lethridge
Delia Lewis
Hartley-Fisher
W.s.is
First Methodist
DAVIS
Buchtel
Edward Evans
Juanita Davis
Audrey Mitchell
Earl Lewis
Tom Davis
York Seaman Back in U S
Mr and Mrs James Johnson of this city have been advised of their son Sirr Ralph L Johnson in the US Navy aboard the Otis Skinner returning on leave after about a year at sea. The ship, built by Permanente Metals, spent years in service from January 1944 circling the globe and enduring repairs after wartime action under Captain G H Blackett.
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Nelsonville
James Johnson
San Francisco
Ralph L. Johnson
US. Navy
iOtis Skinner
San Francisco Examiner
S.S. Otis Skinner
Permanente Metals Corporation
Otis Skinner
Philippines
G .H. Blackett
Atlantic
Former Nelsonville Mayor Seeks Re election
Herman Ogg, former mayor of Nelsonville, announced his candidacy for mayor with filing due by May 2. Ogg, who once filled the unexpired term and later ran for the Republican nomination, now works as assistant manager at F R Beasley Ford Garage.
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Nelsonville
Herman Ove
Ogg
George Bateman
Athens County
Miles H. Howe
Victor Oakley
Oge
F. R. Beasley Ford
E. F. DeVore
Howe
Visits Parents In Nelsonville
Nelsonville, Ohio. Birchie Shafer yeoman third class of the WAVES stationed in Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs James W Shafer. Her brother Pvt Robert Le Shafer who arrived overseas about a month ago is now somewhere in Germany, his family has been advised.
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Nelsonville
Birchie Vv
Shafer
The
WAVES
Cleveland
James W. Shafer
Pvt
Robert le Shafer
Germany
Hospitalization follows traffic incident and ensuing quarrel
George McInturf of Columbus was reportedly hit by a car on West Columbus Street around 10 PM and later involved in a quarrel near the White Personal Mention Front Cafe on Fulton Street. He was removed to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. extent of injuries not learned. Police are investigating. Also noted is a grandson, William Cheeseman, returning to base at Norfolk, Virginia after a nine day home leave.
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Jess Ralston
West Second St
Claud Hammon
Bernece McLeod
Athens
Harry Willi
South Logan
Karl Schmitter
Mary Alice Coleman
New Orleans
Karl
Redputter
New Orleans Naval Base
Harry Willige
Lawrence Willige
Union News Company
Augusta
Georgia
Donald Feather
Magnetic Springs
Ruth Bloomfield
Serson
Clyde Bloomfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robert Rochester
Daily News
Isity
Robert Kleinschmidt
Newport News
Logan
Emma Becker
Kreinschmidt
Howard Dalton
Great Lakes
Charles Dalton
John Matheny
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Nelsonville
W. Columbus St
George McInturf
Fulton St
Bertha Ray
Lancaster
Arms
William Cheeseman
William _ Cheeseman
Norfolk
Harry Hall
Helen Largent
Rebecca Rosser
Robert Myer
Charleston
W. Va
Ed Rosser
Charles Edington
Nelson value busines hills church meeting at Girl Scout House
The Nelson value the Business Hills Church of Christ will meet at the Girl Scout little House Thursday evening at 8 o clock. A pot luck lunch will be served. Mrs Addie Allman of this city was installed as associate councillor for the district at a district meeting of the Daughters of America held at Logan last Thursday.
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Nelson Value
Business Hills
Church of Christ
Girl Scout Wttle
Nelsonville
Addie Allman
The
Daughters of America
Logan
Doanville Man Denies Attack on Nine-Year-Old Girl
John W. Matheny, formerly of Doanville, pleads innocent to the charge of criminally assaulting a nine year old Doanville girl. An affidavit by the mother was filed in Mayor Miles Howe’s court. He is bound over to the Grand Jury under a $1,000 bond and jailed in Athens County pending further proceedings after arrest in Lancaster.
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Nelsonville
John W. Matheny
Doanville
Miles Howe
M Athens
Matheny
Lancaster
PTA Officers Nominated At Meeting
Nelsonville high school PYA nominates D R Johnson as president Glen Thomas as vice president Elizabeth Green as secretary and L A Davis as treasurer for the coming year. Nominating panel includes J K Kinneer L A Davis and Glen Thomas.
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Nelsonville
PYA
D. R. Johnson
Glen Thomas
Elizabeth Green
L. A. Davis
J. K. Kinneer
L.A. Davis
C. H. Ruble
America
Catherine’ Morris
Doris Pérgrin
Pauline
Solo
Peggy Ann Green
Barbara Foughty
Parker S. Sniffen
Kate Johnson
Marcia Dexter
Mr. Kinneer
Dinner Delusion and a New Remedy Ad
An advertisement recounts a woman who struggled with appetite and illness from food but improved after taking ERB-HELP, a herbal remedy claiming 12 herbs. A Betts Cut Rate ad in Nelsonville promotes the product with a quick patient benefit claim and a call to try it.
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Nelsonville
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