Three Logan Youth Prisoners of War Identified
Logan area families learn three youths are prisoners of war. Pvt Clyde Bloomfield, Pvt Robert Murphy, and Joe Matheny are held by Axis powers: Bloomfield and Murphy in Italy from North Africa fighting, Matheny in the Philippines by Japan. Parents were notified by Apostolic Delegation and the War Department.
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Logan
Logan and
Hocking County
Clyde
Junior) Bloomfield
Ruth Bloomfield
Italy
North Africa
Robert Murphy
Joe Matheny
Irwin Matheny
Philippines
Bloomfield
Murphy
Apostolic
Cincinnati
Matheny
War Department
Washington
Viola Murphy
Logan Bond Canvass Nears County Quota Target
Logan Round up reports aggregate U S Treasury bond sales around 275000 dollars. House to house canvass in Logan city led by C W Johnston aims to reach Hocking Logan County quota of 331000 by April 30.
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Logan
Rolland Bright
Hocking County
U. S. Treasury
Logan City
C. W. Johnston
Bright speaks to Logan Rotary on war loan drive
Drive in Logan and Hocking County featured Bright as guest speaker at the Logan Rotary Club meeting in White. He praised wartime loan progress and lauded cooperation between city and county residents.
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Logan
Rolland Bright
Hocking County
Bright
Local Hospital Notes From Logan Area
Dorothy Pierce and infant Jacqueline Roberta returned home to Laurel Run from Cherrington Hospital. Mrs. Harry Hughes of Logan discharged after medical treatment. George and Mrs. McIntosh near Logan welcomed a son born Saturday night at Cherrington. Grandparents Leamon Hoy Cedar Falls and Charles McIntosh Logan Route 3. Elmer Dudley Nelsonville underwent major surgery at Cherrington. condition good. Mrs David Campbell Murray City had major surgery over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dorothy
Pierce
Jacqueline Roberta
Laurel Run
Cherrington Hospital
Harry Hughes
George McIntosh
Leamon Hoy
Cedar Fails
Charles McIntosh
Route 3
Elmer Dudley
Nelsonville
David Campbell
Murray City
Federal Agent To Visit Logan Later
Clarence Fealty field supervisor for the Emergency Feed and Seed Loan office was unable to appear Tuesday morning due to prior obligations. He will be at the local Logan office again in the near future, officials indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Fealty
James R. Smoot
Mathias Rites Will Be Held Wednesday
Ida B. Mathias 85, last member of a notable Hocking County family, dies at home. Funeral at Heinlein Funeral Home 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. A N Grueser off collapsing into Antioch Cemetery Enterpr 18é. Former teacher in city and county schools, earlier a telegrapher. Survived by children Margaret E Mathias Frances Mathias C A Mathias and I A Mathias with careers in New Jersey, Juniata College Huntingdon PA Goodyear Pittsburgh and Standard Oil Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Heinlein
Ida B. Mathias
Hocking County
Porter Mathias
A. N. Grueser
Antioch
Enterpr
Mathias
Express
Robert Rayman
Margaret E. Mathias
Mt. Clair
N. J
Frances Mathias
Juniata College
Huntingdon
C. A. Mathias
Goodyear Rubber Company
Pittsburgh
I. A. Mathias
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
The
United Brethren Church
City Schools
Real Estate Transfers in Hocking County Reported
Logan reports recent real estate transfers in Hocking County. Marcia A. Wahl by sheriff transfers about 117 acres in Falls Township to Francis E. Wahl. Van Curen family conveys portions of lands in Salt Creek Township to Clarence and Dorothy Van Curen. Elva Hosler sells about 63 acres in Salt Creek to Charles C. Cradle_baugh and Bessie Cradlebaugh. Deceased David Anderson's Lot 143 144 145 146 147 in Falls Township passes to Ora Davis. Frank A. Lutz's estate transfers 32 acres in Perry Township to Elizabeth Lutz. Bernard Olive conveys about 104 acres in Marion Township to Ellen Olive.
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Logan
Marcia A. Wahl
Francis E. Wahl
Falls Township
William van Curen
Matilda van Curen
Clarence van Curen
Dorothy van Curen
Salt Creek Township
Elva Hosler
Charles C. Cradlebaugh
Bessie Cradlebaugh
David Anderson
Ora Davis
Frank A. Lutz
Elizabeth Lutz
Perry Township
Bernard Olive
Ellen Olive
Marion Township
Two Logan youths volunteer for U S Army
Two Logan youths, John Karshner White of North Street and Richard Doran Brown of Third Street, volunteered for immediate duty with the U S Army. They will undergo screening physical examinations and be included in future inductee contingents announced by the Hocking County Selective Service Board.
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LOGAN
U. S. Army
Hocking County
Perry County Court Notes
Perry County notes report road funds released for a blanket patching project across farm to market and mine to market highways. Several legal matters appear including a workmen compensation case, estate inventories, and divorce actions with custody rulings. Separate items note lime or gravel supplies, a jail hold for a suspected thief, and multiple realty transfers and marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Public Roads Administration
Perry County
M. J. Wheatcraft
U. 5S. McGonagle
Common Pleas
Belle Newton
State Industrial Commission
Newton
Crookeville China Co
Meonagle
William S. Williams
William H. Willams
Catherine Williams
Shawnee
Logan Social Notes and community updates in Logan
Logan social notes cover visits from Mrs. W. D. Bassett and Sally Bassett of South River New Jersey to the Braddocks, bridge party results with high scores, and list attendees. Community reports include Logan High School Home Economics Club planning for May, Priscilla Class marriage announcement, PTA meeting at Kesboro, local honors and travels, military notices, and local residents' comings and goings.
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Frank Harden
John Lee
Fred Burchfield
Anthony Toerner
James Kreig
Elizabeth Forwick
J. BR. Pierce
Logan High School
Margie Ann Martin
Betty Lehman
Joan Hood
Jean Struble
Ruth Aurand
Mable Huston
Dorothy Jean Myers
Elsie Blackstone
Sarah Rockhold
Pauline Robinette
Jean Myers
Marian Shultz
Anna May Johnston
Leota Kienzle
Gertrude Poling
Reva Phillips
Hold Everything A Postcard From A Chap We Sent Away
A fragment notes a postcard sent last week with the message Wish you were here. The brief item hints at a lighthearted or human-interest scene referenced by the writer. NoFurther details available.
Mrs Pyle Hosts Aid Society Meeting at Millfield
Mrs Florence Pyle hosted the April meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church at her home. President Gertrude Brown led the session, devotions were by Florence Pyle, and lunch followed after a social hour. Attendees included Gertrude Brown, Ruby Simpson, Margaret Simpkins, Helen Gillespie, Jennie Cole, Mamie Chadwell, Lucy Howard, Lucy Hemerick, Clara Theisen, Margie Pyle, May Howard, Mary Leffler, and Florence Pyle and family.
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Chauncey
Florence Pyle
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Lucy Hemerick
Ruby Simpson
Margaret Simpkins
Helen Gillespie
Jennie Cole
Mamie Chadwell
Lucy Howard
Clara Theisen
Margie Pyle
May Howard
Mary Leffler
Soldier Is Honored at Chauncey DinnerHonoring Pfc James Smith
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs John Schoonover hosted a two course chicken dinner Sunday to honor Mrs Schoonover s brother Pfc James Smith from Trenton New Jersey The guest of honor was accompanied by his wife Mrs James Smith and daughter Shirley of Lancaster His parents Mr and Mrs William Smith Mrs Peggy Schoonover and son Billy Jo Wanda Jean Schoonover and Mr and Mrs John Schoonover also attended all of Chauncey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Leffler
Union Furnace
Sgt
Lester L. Leffler
Hove
Louis Pughline
Bob Nixon
Columbus
Lloyd Leffler
Diamond
Richard and
Allen Leffler
Haydenville
James
Sergeant Lester Leffler
John Donahue
C. B. Donahue
Donahue
Shenango
Pennsylvania
Alfred Boals
North Carolina
June
Loretta
Dorothy Price
Bowling Green
Lewis Price
Faith Wright
White House
Chauncey
John Schoonover
Schoonover
Pfc
James Smith
Trenton
N. J
Shirley
Lancaster
William Smith
Peggy Schoonover
Billy Jo
Wanda Jean Schoonover
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Chauncey will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the K of P Building. There will be important business April birthdays will be celebrated and a pot luck supper will feature the social hour.
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Chauncey — Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Chauncey
K. of P
Motorist Fined by Judge Henderson
Paul J. Graf of Columbus pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence and was fined $100 plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in Hocking County jail. He was arraigned before Judge Phil A. Henderson in the Court of Common Pleas after his weekend arrest by Sheriff Floyd Duffy. His driving rights were suspended for two years.
Logan George H. Dugmore discharged from Army service
George H. Dugmore of Murray City has been discharged from the U S Army at Fort Knox Kentucky as part of the 38 year age group per the Hocking County Selective Service Board. He departed for Blaine Ohio where he will take employment in a defense industry.
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Logan
George H. Dugmore
Murray City
U. S. Army
Ft. Knox
Hocking County Selective Service Board
Blaine
Eagles To Meet LOGAN-Logan Aerie Regular Session
The F O E will hold its regular meeting Thursday night at the home on U S Route 33 south of Logan. Officers stated routine business will be transacted during the session.
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Logan
Logan Aerie, F.O.E
U. S. Route 33
Son of Dover Veteran In Hospital in Africa
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Joseph Cline of W Main Street report their son George Cline is in the Navy and stationed in North Africa where he is confined to a hospital with an injury to his right hand. The extent is unclear but it is believed several fingers and the thumb may be lost. He enlisted several months ago. Another son, Joe Dode Cline, is also in the Navy. The father is a World War I veteran.
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Chauncey
Joseph Cline
W. Main St
George Cline
North Africa
Joe “Dode” Cline
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey District social items note visits from Canton guests Mr. and Mrs. Coe Daugherty and Ruth Ann with extended family, and Mr. George Coe and Pauline Daugherty. Also F E Boudinot of Millfield hosted by C M Boudinot at Sugar Creek. Additional visits include Dayton guests of Kathryn Parker and Carl Parker, and Mahlon Bradshaw of Kirtland visiting Chauncey family.
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Chauncey
Charles Daugherty
Coe Daugherty
Ruth Ann
Canton
George Coe
Pauline Daugherty
Elwood Daugherty
Donald
Bobby
Carolyn
Coe
F. E. Boudinot
Millfield
Mrs Hazel Boudinot Hosts Concord Country Club Meeting
Mrs Hazel Boudinot will host an all day gathering at her Concord home for Country Club members. The event includes a business meeting, a pot luck dinner, an afternoon social hour, and a birthday party with exchange of flowers seeds and bulbs. All members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Hazel Boudinot
Concord
Country Club
Social supper hosts honor Sunday guests
William Smith and Mr and Mrs hosted a Sunday gathering featuring Dorothy June Young Donna Jean Mathias Dorothy Jean Underwood of Basil Ohio Eldon Hines Jack Blosser Russell Disbennett and Garnet Blosser of Lancaster as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Smith
John Schoonover
Dorothy June Young
Donna Jean Mathias
Dorothy Jean Underwood
Basil, O
Eldon Hines
Jack Blosser
Russell Disbennett
Garnet Blosser
Lancaster
Millfield Guests and Fort McClellan News
Mrs John Finnearty hosted over the weekend her sister Mrs Pearl Misner and Beverly Jean plus brother Johnnie Bescoe of Mantua. She received word her brother Pvt Robert Bescoe is stationed at Fort McClellan Alabama.
Pocahontas council to observe 20th anniversary
Chauncey-Mazon Council Degree of Pocahontas meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in the D of P Hall Millfield to mark the organization’s 20th anniversary. A social program and pot luck supper follow with members contributing sandwiches and a favorite dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Mazon Council
Pocahontas
D. of P. Hall
Millfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan Bond
Rotary
Logan Hospital
Frank W. Grows
Jobes Hollow
Clair Butts
Marsh Summers
Coldwater, Wich
Glouster
James W. Martin
Peter Beres
Indian Run
Corning
Summers
Martin
Roman Phillips
Jackson
Justice C
Marvin Lindamood
Isabelle Lindamood
McGonagle
Wiens
Dennis Searle
Zelma Searle
Evelyn Wolfe
Clarence A. Wolfe
Wimona Henry
Leroy Henry
Carson Lyle
Alma Lyle
Zanesville
Morgan County
Melvin Rutter
Pike Township
Margaret Simeral
Melicks
Roseville
Goodman
Cora Brock
Buckingham
George W. Spring
Edward H. Fee
Fairview
Crooksville
Hattie Siddie
Thomas E. Sewards
Thorn Township
Harold H. Voelker
National Properties Inc
Hopewell Township
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Detroit
New York
Boston
New Guinea
U. S
Joe E. Brown
Tojo
Meert
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Esther Mundy
John Herron
Route 4
Homer Weimer
John Ewing
Camp Lawton
Seattle
PTA
Kesboro
Ed Paul
Retha Lohr
Wright Field
Dayton
W. C. Speck
Don Warner
Zanesville Ave
Clyde Denton
Eddie Mace
John Karshner
Claire White
Ohio University
Health Service
Bade White
Hester Lee White
Desmond Braddock
Akron
W. D. Bassett
Sally
Red River
New Jersey
Army Ground Forces
John C
Bud) Donahue
Spring St
Greenville
Alex Lane
Gallipolis
Beulah Hook
Lane
Douglas Sigler
W. Second Street
C&o
E. L. Ewing
Paul 8. Nill
Detroit, Mich
Louise Shaw
Florence Whitcraft
Doctors’ Hospital, Columbus
United States
Draft Board
Mrs. Pyle
Lodge
Henderson
Eagles
Quick's
Penslar Drug Store
Victory Gardens
America
Gas Company
Eee Ooo
Dover
Africa
Chauncey District
Church of Christ
Stuart
Roseville and
Hull
Lu Ray
Heisey
Syroca
Zenners
Victory Garden
Victory
Cari This Y Garden
William G. Smith
Tai Hanomas
Ohio Fuel Gas
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