Logan Chamber of Commerce Vote Set For April 26 Dinner Meeting
Logan civic leaders met with Rotarians Kiwanis and business men to discuss forming continuing a Chamber of Commerce. An April 26 public meeting at 8 pm in The Ohio Power Office will elect officers if interest suffices.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Power Office
Charles Bell
Board of
Boyd Wright
Clarence Blosser
Ohio Restaurant Association
Blosser
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Driver Freed From Blame in County Vehicle Tragedy
Logan Windland of near Laurelville was absolved of blame by Hocking County Sheriff Duffy after a witness confirmed Pearl Notestone lay on the highway when struck near South Perry early Sunday. No charges were filed.
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Logan
Charles Windland
Laurelville
Pearl Notestone
South Perry
Hocking County
Duffy
Logan Youth Receives Army Air Force Second Lieutenant Wings
Jonas Morris of Logan has been commissioned a lieutenant in the Army Air Force and earned his wings. He is the son of Mr and Mrs T L Morris and graduated from Logan High School where he played football and basketball and attended Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Logan
Jonas Morris
T. L. Morris
Army Air Force
Logan High School
Logan High
Ohio Wesleyan University
Stolen $25 From Dispatch Office Break-In
Logan police report a break in at the Columbus Dispatch office on 8 Spring Street the prior night. A window entry led to the theft of $25 from the cash drawer.
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Dispatch Office
Logan
Columbus Dispatch Office
Spring Street
Logan Social Notes and Book Club Meeting Highlights
Seaman 2e Nellie Rheinscheld visits home from New York City as friends gather at 597 Church St. for a social. The Book of The Month Club elects officers for September and plans a May 15 picnic at Rachelmacher Park, with reviews and member attendance noted. Also reported are state PTA officials and furloughs of local service members including Lewis Dale Harrison and Chief Petty Officer Sherman Sebold returning home for ten days.
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Logan
Nellie Rheinscheld
New York City
Clara Graham
Miss Rheinscheld
Miss Graham
Church St
Margaret Rechenwald
Connie Schultz
Frank Larimar
Pauline Cheshire
Book Club
Sarah Rockhold
George Carr
Alice Genevieve Poston
Bartelle Hamilton
Ruth Tannyhill
Francis Roberts
Sophie Halenczik
Rose Feld
Rachelmacher Park
Minnie Louise Bowen
Monica Acker
Mary Eyerman
Grace Orr
Sally Holmes
Della Webb
Alice Frasch
Harry Thomas
Columbus
State Board of Ohio
Congress of Parent Teachers Association
Deshler-Wallick
Thomas
Pic
Lewis Dale Harrison
Camp Croft
North Carolina
Arch Street
Camp Meade
Maryland
Sherman
Pete) Sebold
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Sebold
Clean-Up Week Proclaimed by Logan Mayor
Logan mayor W Denzil Weltner proclaims the week of April 24 as Clean-Up Week urging households to clear rubbish on premises and vacant lots. Campaign aims to eliminate breeding of flies mosquitoes and rats with help from the local health department and a push to plant victory gardens.
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Logan
W. Denzil Weltner
Weltner
Victory Gardens
Dollison Hosts Junior Tourist Book Club Meeting
Mrs Dean Dollison welcomed members at her Jennison Avenue home for the Junior Tourist Book Club. President Marion Allen conducted the business session and Mary Alice Brown reviewed Good Night Sweet Prince by Gene Fowler about John Barrymore. Ice cream sundaes and cake followed for the reviewer, club members, and guests.
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Hamlet
Collison
Allen
Fred Hildebrandt
Madge Wright
Faith Wright
John Jones
Ruth Goodwin
Warren Johnson
Wayne Hammerick
Betty Liff
Harold Cruise
Harold Saxton
J T Activities Announced and Scholastic Honors
J T Mer win of Athens Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Blanche Tullis deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Senior John Matyskella is certified successful on the ASTP test earning a potential college scholarship. Scholastic honor rolls list Set of students across grades 9 to 12 including Bill Bartels Richard Dust Alice Herbst James Roman Lila Kutta Ning Kloh Barbara Ann Morrison Bill Lowry Regina Barich Robert Cominsky Glenn Hanning June Heffken Elizabeth Murray.
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Bill Lowry
Regina Barich
Robert Cominsky
Glenn Hanning
June Heffken
Elizabeth Murray
John Matyskella
J. T. Merwin
Athens
Ohio
Blanche Tullis
Athens County
Prancis Dpd
Births Dominate in March Counts for Hocking County
March vital statistics report shows 12 births in the county with eight boys and four girls, and nine deaths all male. Logan records 13 births, ten boys and three girls, with three female deaths. Delayed registrations list several new births with parents named.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan City
Charles H. Darnell
Thomas E. Miller
Roy M. Kieffer
Ira Ferrell, Jr
Albert E. Archer
Ralph F. Crosby
Erdman D. Robberts
William H. Campbell
William R. Coakley
Merlin Rose
Dwight A. Duffee
Bernard J. Sullivan
Norman L. Jones
Marvin Dicken
John D. Casey
Roy E. Kitchen
William Patterson
Darrell H. Alorich
Herman Engle
Harley E. Hook
Alfred Boals
Allen T. Hunt
Charles O. Ringhiser
Louis H. Hoffines
Meigs County Probate Notes
Probate records list wills for W. P. Lynch and R. B. Laughead filed and admitted. Orders approve sales of estate autos and personal property for James Boggess and Harley Musser. Transfer of motor vehicle title authorized. Rebecca Rice inventory hearing set for April 24. Partial cash distribution of Floyd A. Miller estate approved. letters issued to Lawrence Willis for Glenn Willis estate. Florence L. Wolfe authorized to pay funds to Charles S. LaGrange guardian. Mona Williamson inventory approved. Birth record corrections for Emily Ohlinger Cash Darst. births of Cecia Bayers Jerry Salser Helen Peoples Clyde Knight corrected.
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Rebecca Rice
Floyd A. Miller
Chester W. Erwin
Maréguerite I. Miller
Helen M. Bolin
Carl C. Miller
Blanche Brown
Clarice M. Erwin
Lawrence Willis
Glenn Willis
Florence L. Wolfe
Florence Wolfe
Charles S. LaGrange
Herbert L. Wolfe
Mona Williamson
Harry W. Adams
Emily Leona Ohlinger
Cash Darst
Cecia Edna Bayers
Jerry Lee Salser
Helen Marie Peoples
Clyde A. Knight
Lunsford Re Enters Hospital for Surgery
Logan C A Lunsford of Columbus re entered Doctor s Hospital for surgery. Mrs Vernon Cagg of Nelsonville also entered Cherrington Hospital for surgery.
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Lunsford
Logan Band Set Tag Day For April 22 Saturday
The Logan Band will hold a tag day on Saturday April 22 to raise funds. Volunteers will solicit donations in designated locations to support band activities and equipment.
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LOGAN
Ex Cowpuncher Brings Sagebrush War Fame to Jungle Front
Special to NEA Service Cape Gloucester New Britain A veteran sergeant Herman H Boude 36 a former cowpuncher with 20 years in the West carries an 1871 Colt Peace Maker in jungle patrols with Marines as a scout and dog handler He shoots from the hip and uses the hammer trigger Boude has a history of swift kills including a Japanese soldier in New Guinea He is a dog trainer with a large Colt and rifle collection at home in Missouri.
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New Britain
Herman H. Boude
Boude
Sergeant Boude
Lae
Ramu
New Guinea
Twin Falls
Idaho
Kimberley
Beltsville
West
S. T. Boude
Chillicothe
Colt
Real Estate Transfers Drive Meigs County Record Pace
Meigs County Recorder reports a brisk real estate transfer pace with new certificates and dozens of parcels changing hands. Recent transfers include Wood heirs to Eva Wood and others, Newlands acquiring 80 acres in Orange, and multiple parcels in Pomeroy, Salem, Rutland, Salisbury, Scipio, and Columbia amid ongoing mortgage payoffs.
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Meigs
County Recorder's
George A. Meinhart
Jasper Wood
Eva
Emma
Elma
Claude Wood
S. E. Hawk
C. O
Phyllis Newland
Orange
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George B
Mae, Stephen
Anna C
Harry E
Mary Fern Davis
Guy G
Elvena Roberts
Salem
George C. Joachim
Edith Joachim
Grace Holter
Mildred Rice
Cora Mae
George E. Henry
Edythe Joachim
Evelyn A
C. R. Jordan
Alma Malden
Rutland
Mary Matlack
Betty Roush
William Matlack
Donald Matlack
Robert Matlack
Betty
Virgil Roush
Chester
Lewis Gloeckner
Margaret Smith
Albert Gloeckner
Jane Frye
Margaret Werner
Norman Gloeckner
Rosa Hartenbach
Earl Hartenbach
John R. Crew
Edward
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Lucy
Donald Turnbull
Virginia
Google
Goodman
John and
Mary Swisher
Frances
Florrie Lamb
Edna Summerfield
R. B. Lamb
Carl Lamb
Georgie Springer
Garland Lamb
Opal Powell
Gerald Lamb
Forrest Ward
Eula Ward
Garnet L. Morris
Thelma B. Morris
Columbia
William and
Mattie Morris
Thelma Morris
Dailey Morris
E. W. Warner
Emma Warner
Jerry
Earl Warner
Scipio
John J
Helen Leifheit
Wilbur
Ruth Young
Junior Musicians Shine at Middleport Spring Concert
The Woman's Music Club presented Middleport junior musicians in a community program at Heath Methodist Church. The event featured piano solos, duets, trios, and ensembles led by Larry Rice and Rich Rawlings, with Kindergarten Chorus and Girls Glee Club performances. Notable pieces included March from Nutcracker Suite and March of the Toys, followed by refreshments in the dining room. Attendance included several out-of-town guests and families.
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Middleport
Woman's Music Club
Franklin Ginther
Marvin Murray
Buddy French
Embryo
Larry Rice
Rich Rawlings
Kindergarten Chorus
Donna Ruth Russell
Virginia Lu Schaaf
Bootie Lee
Girls Glee Club
Middleport High School
Friml
Katinka
Giannina Mia
Lewis Sauer
G. C. Schaaf
Delbert Rice
Robert Rawlings
Susan Allensworth
Paula Jean Britton
Carla Clark
Mary Martha Roller
Phyllis Smart
Dale Lee
Clark Jividen
Emma Jane Jividen
Racine
Helen Nease
Lenore Hobstetter
Helena Clifford
Pomeroy
Peter Lalich
Alyce Ebersbach
Cleveland
Orville Chambers
F. Benjamin Harrison
Logan High Honor Roll Announced
Logan High School announces an honor roll listing students who maintained a B average or higher with no grade below C. Juniors lead at 16.8 percent, followed by Sophomores 16.78 percent and Seniors 16.3 percent, with named students per class.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Trene Flood
Jean Foreman
Catherine Fox
Dorothy Geiger
Norma Gleason
Glenn Mowery
Robert Stallsmith
Janet Sweazy
Wilbur Lanning
Ruth Risch
Jeanette Green
Ned Krieg
Louise Lehman
Jean Ann Prather
Dorothy Robb
Emma Hummel
Arlene Summers
Clarence Walker
Audrey Jean Young
Robert Armstrong
Betty Bowers
Mary Jean Francis
Mary E’miller
Leroy Lindsey
Joan St. Clair
Marie Stone
Delores Williams
Janice Barker
Leroy Beougher
Maxine Lehman
Ann Rush
Tina Spradlin
Judy Buntz
Rose Summers
Marieta Cline
Helen Ellinger
Helen K.miller
Lloyd Lehman
Jean Loomis
Jeanne Pierson
Global postwar job outlook from the ILO
The International Labour Office estimates about 130 million people worldwide will seek work after the war with roughly 25 million Americans among them. The figures underscore broad unemployment risks and national labor demands as peace returns.
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International Labor Office
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