Superintendents Named for 1945 Hocking County Fair
At a recent board meeting the Hocking County Agriculture Society selected departmental superintendents for the 1945 fair to be held at the Logan fair grounds on September 1922. The appointees will review premium lists from past years and other Ohio fairs and propose department plans. A meeting for superintendents is set for April 18 at 8:15 p.m. in the county courthouse Logan. The premium book will be a about 70 pages once approved and printed for wide county distribution.
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Logan
Hocking County Agriculture Society
Hocking County
Logen
Clear Creek Girls 4-H Club Organizes Officers Named
Logan The Clear Creek Victory Girls 4-H Club held an organization meeting on Wednesday April 4. Officers elected for the coming year include President Eloise Drenning Vice President Clara Hahn Secretary Treasurer Martha Jean Huske and News Reporter Jane Brenning.
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Logan
Clear Creek
Licensed To Marry In Logan Probate Court
Logan entry reports a marriage license issued in Probate Court on Monday to Robert F. Conrad 31 Logan Air Corp son of Luvius and Luvius Conrad and Gladys E. Meadows 20 Logan shoe worker daughter of John and Meadows Logan. Holy Name Society to serve annual breakfast Sunday April 22 after nine o clock mass tickets available from committee Joe Schaad Lawrence Kessler Francis Roberts.
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Logan
Robert F. Conrad
Air Corp
Luvius Conrad
Gladys E. Meadows
John: Meadows
Holy Name Society
Joe Schaad
Lawrence Kessler
Francis Roberts
Logan Kiwanis hears Spears on the word Think at 6 oclock dinner
Jerry Spears of Columbus spoke at the Logan Kiwanis Club dinner for 27 senior boys held Tuesday evening at the White House. Harry Heinlein led arrangements with guests Commissioner Andy Rheinscheid and Rev. Ra. WN. Grueser. Senior boys listed include Bob Smith, Bob Judy, Dick Judy, and many others. Fourteen original class members are in the armed services.
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LOGAN
Jerry Spears
Columbus
Logan Kiwanis
White House
Harry Heinlein
Andy Rheinscheid
Ra. WN. Grueser
Bob Smith
Bob
Dick Judy
Harles Inbeden
Marion Cecil
Don Vollmer
Calvin Pollick
Ray Carter
Tom Roberts
Richard Hupp
George Manner
Wilbur Lanning
Ned Kreig
Gene Sigler
Bob Stallsmith
Bob Showalter
Elmer Lanner
Fred Harris
Earl Blake
Fred Jacoby
Luther Brimner
Joe Bigham
Bob Johnson
Bob King
Glenn Mowery
Jack Wolfe
Bob Weiss
Stvics
Red Cross Logan Chapter Publicizes 1944 45 Service Reports
Logan Ohio March 1 1945 Red Cross Logan Chapter released year ending service reports. Samuel H Dillon chairs the first aid committee and Dr C F Rauch heads disaster services. Thirteen instructors certified in 1944 with 12 re appoints. Two life saving certificates issued with five senior and eight junior recipients. Three fires reported in county with one in Logan. a child fatally burned. Red Cross and local funeral directors aided with ambulance and shelter needs.
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Logan
Hocking County
Red Cross
Samuel H. Dillon
C. F. Rauch
National Aquatic Schools
Camp Y-Noah
Akron
Ohio
Mrs. Ralston Dies Tuesday in Logan
Mrs. Jesse Ralston 60 died at her home on West Second Street Tuesday morning after a lengthy illness. Survived by husband Jesse and several children and siblings, she belonged to the Methodist Church and Easter Star chapter. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the Methodist church with Rev. Clinton Swengel officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Also note Parochial School Club meets Thursday at 7 30 pm.
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Homer Petty
Logan
Martin Berry
Logan Rfd
Sam Smith
Methodist Church
Venus
Easter Star
Rebecca Circle
Ruth Bible Class
Clinton Swengel
Oak Grove
Heinlein
Logan social notes reflect multiple club meetings across town
Mrs George Hengst hosted the Garden Club with Ed Godfrey presenting care for delphiniums azaleas and gardenias. Special guests and a long list of members attended. refreshments followed. Other items note Enid Rhodes hosting the Hopping Club with a birthday surprise for Miss Joan Gartner and the Von Born Missionary Society meeting at St. Matthew Lutheran Church with readings prayers and poems.
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Logan
George Hengst
Garden Club
Ed Godfrey
Emma Wellman
James Blosser
Wiliam Loomis
William Patchen
Paul Monks
C. W. Scheide
Enid Rhodes
Zanesville Ave
Joan Gartner
Joan Hood
Dorothy Jean Stewart
Margie “Ann ‘Martin
Joan Rhodes
Jack , Graham
Mary Louise Skinner
James Ray Smoot
Missionary Society
St. Matthew Luthleran
Tom Goslin
Mary Eyerman
Cora Brown
Margaret Luts
Ed Leach
Mary Struble
Irma Powers
Alice Frasch
Hershell Prevost
Albert Seabright
Harry Willige
Paul Heyde
Lillian Winters
Wilmer Glass
George Bribble
Mary
Mildred Struble
District Youth Meet Draws Seventy Attendees
Logan delegates joined youths from Washington, Hocking and Athens counties for a district gathering in Athens Monday evening. Assistant State 4-H Chair Leader C. C. Lang spoke on Planning Rural Youth Programs, highlighting work by Logan group members including Thelma Mowery, Clara Beery, Pauline Heigie, Marjorie Fink, Mona Fink, Helen K Miller, Josephine Iles, Paul Moyer, Helen Fink, Retha Jean Mohler, Thelma Ackers, Jean Evans, Marion Jones, Gertrude Jones, Helen Soy, Marjorie Hartman, Dorothy Hartman, Kenley Krinn, Rev. Carl L. Wilson, and home demonstration agent Helen Evans.
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Logan
Athens
C. C. Lang
4-H
Thelma Ackers
Jean Evans
Marion Jones
Gertrude Jones
Helen Soy
Marjorie Hartman
Dorothy Hartman
Kenley Krinn
Carl L. Wilson
Helen Evans
Washington
Hocking
Service Men Gather Home Front News From Legion Ward
Local families report visiting relatives in military service with brief notes on postings. Ralph F Courter arrived from Minneapolis to visit his parents on East Front Street while Gerald F Courter transitions from San Francisco to Cambridge. Howard Dalton from Great Lakes is on leave with his family. Robert Kleinschmidt and wife plan a ten day furlough with aunt Emma Becker as Kleinschmidt serves at Newport News Virginia. Charlies Myers of Logan RFC finishes training in Florida and visits before reporting to Lincoln Nebraska. Wayne H Frazee of Camp Hood is on furlough with his parents Jimmie North and the Frazees. Grant Frazee, now at Okinawa, and other brothers serve in Germany England. Charles Brooks of Logan reports through Pvt James Brooks in Germany and Pvt Charles G in hospital in England. Cpl Daniel remains on combat missions in England.
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Minn
Frank Courter
East Front Street
Courters
Pfc
Gerald’ F
Lattermore General_Hospital
San Francisco
Fletcher General and Convalescent Hospital
Cambridge
Si.c Howard Dalton
Great Lakes
Charles Dalton
Third Street
Robert Kleinschmidt
Kleinschmidt
Emma Becker
East Hunter Street
Newport, News
Cpi
Charlies‘ “Myers
Carl Myers
Logan Rfc
Buckingham Air Field
Fort Myers
Florida
Lincoln
Nebraska
Air Field
Wayne H. Frazee
Camp Hood
Texas
Walter Frazee
Jimmie
North Mulberry Street
Frazee
Grant
Okinawa, Jima
Ryukyu Retto
Mrs Cora Jacoby Dies In Columbus Monday
Mrs Cora Jacoby age 74 widow of George Jacoby died Monday evening at her daughter Sarah Freeman 71 Price Ave Columbus ill for months survivors include three daughters Leah Mohler Amy Gastin and Helen Wolfe four brothers two sisters body brought to Leonard Funeral Home for services Thursday at Smith Chapel Church south of Logan officiated by Rev W H Woodgeard burial in adjoining cemetery executor William Merritt Wonn appointed by Probate Judge L Ewing in Logan
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LOGAN
Cora Jacoby
George Jacoby
Sarah Freeman
Price Ave
Columbus
Leah Mohler
Amy Gastin
Helen Wolfe
Haydenville
George Lehman
St Cloud
Fla
Alonzo Lehman
Walter
Arthur Lehman
Mary Gassell
Angie Purcess
Bellevue
Leonard Funeral Home
Smith Chapel
W. H. Woodgeard
Buriai
World Friendship Hour at Point Pleasant School
World Friendship Hour will be observed at Junior High School on April 25 starting at noon. The program includes a devotional period, songs, readings, and a discussion of the Dumbarton Oaks conference work. The afternoon features Bailey Brathwaite wagon show at the local circus.
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Point Pleasant
Jin Junior High School
San Francisco
Mrs White elected president of Gallia Tuberculosis and Health
Gallia County officials elected Mrs Anna Gates White as president of the Gallia Tuberculosis and Health Association at a regular session. She succeeds Major Oliver G Lyle who led the group and chaired Christmas seal drives in 1943.
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Gallipolis
Anna Gates
White
Gallia County
Fred Plymale
Major Lyle
Ernest Riggs
Helen McNealey
Naomi Evans
Ann Hill
Ohio Public Health Association
C.E. Richards
Paul Foster
Holzer Hospital
Cigaret Paper Source Shift to Steward North Carolina
Almost all cigarette paper used in the United States now comes from Steward, North Carolina, replacing prior imports from France. The change reflects a major shift in manufacturing supply chains and domestic production capacity.
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American
Steward
North Carolina
France
Donnally Family Reunion Saturday in Gallipolis
Gallipolis report on Mr and Mrs Gomer Donnally hosting a large family gathering last Saturday. Among attendees was Pvt Stanley M Donnally, a patient at a hospital recovering from injuries in France, visiting with his wife and children before returning for plastic surgery near Philadelphia. Also listed are Lorton Waugh Dale Waugh Wanda May Kyle Ray Charles Donnally and KR A Lewis. Private Donnally returns to hospital for head wound repair. Also note the cancellation of the livestock dealers meeting in Athens on April 20 due to new federal regulations under consideration in Congress.
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Gallipolis
Gomer’ Donnally
Pvt
Stanley M. Donnally
Yerey Forge General Hospital
France
Jimmy
Jerry
Linda
Famil
Lorton Waugh
Dale-Waugh
Wanda May
Kyle
Merriman
Gallia County
Athens
Congress
Tarrier Farm Sold To Frank McDaniel
Gallipolis authorities report Mr and Mrs E M Tarrier sold 65 acres to Frank McDaniel and wife Purnie. The buyers purchased property in Bidwell near the post office, where Tarrier recently served as postmaster. They plan remodeling a two story building beside the post office and adding a room.
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Gallipolis
MK E. N
McDaniel
Purnie Page
Bidwell
Tar
Condition Is Good After Holzer Hospital Event
Gallia city reports Miss Margaret Shuler entered Holzer Hospital after a Sunday event and underwent procedures, with officials noting her condition was better than initially feared though still serious. Authorities credited medical staff for care and the outcome remained cautiously optimistic.
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Gallipolis
Margaret Shuler
Holzer Hospital
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