Meeting minutes outline April Logan chapter officers elected
The record details a meeting on April 26 with Logan group members including presidents and officers elected or confirmed. It notes public attendance, a speech by a host, and roles for treasurer, secretary, and other chapter positions. The fragment mentions names like Carl, Wr ing, and Bernarr with duties assigned.
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Logan
Calle Sons Res
Fecoyd
Dore M
Gre Hishom
Secur
Carl Wring
Perk King
F Bernarr
Tw Johnson
Hocking County Red Cross reports $10 589 receipts in 1943
Logan reveals the Hocking County Chapter of the Red Cross totaled 10 589.39 in receipts for 1943 with 51 percent paid to the National Red Cross Fund and 49 percent retained locally. Disbursements totaled 4 ?724.36 with a March 31 1944 balance of 855.03 and listed expenses including salaries, Blood Mobile Unit, supplies, Home Service and administration.
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Athens
Hocking County Red Cross
Logan
Hocking County
the Red Cross
National Red Cross Fund
Home Service
Oye
Chapter House
Tourist Club Activities Announced in Logan
Mrs. Paul Potts hosted the Tourist Book Club gathering at her home on Mulberry Street with President Mrs. Lewis Graham in charge. Miss Minnie Moore spoke on the Federated Club meeting in Columbus and the club plans a Federated Clubs of Logan session May 11 at the White House with speaker Mrs. Newcomb of Cincinnati.
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Logan
White House
Newcomb
Cincinnati
State Federation
Wilbur Lanning
Cecil Jones
Minnie Moore
Federated Club
Columbus
Miss Moore
William Clapp
Lewis Graham
Nellie Adams
Fred Burchfield
Charles Eberst
Phil Faine
Newell Grooms
John Lee
Walter Prather
C. F. Rauch
George Shaw
George van Fossen
Ruth Bible Class Elects Officers For Coming Year
In Logan the Ruth Bible Class at the Methodist Church elected Mrs Edwin Spackey president Mrs Harvey Nixon vice president Mrs Frank Burberry secretary and Mrs Charles Lyke treasurer for the coming year. Members received hymn names and sang with Mrs Milla Brown at the piano. Birthday greetings were sung to Mrs Minnie Hartley. Light refreshments followed.
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Charles Lyke
Milla Brown
Minnie Hartley
Soldiers Are Grateful for Church Gifts
At St. Mathews Lutheran Church a Von Born Society potluck meeting heard 15 service members letters read by Reverend Heyde thanking the group for cookies sent. Mrs. George Gribble led scripture and prayer. Miss Eyerman was absent.
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Mildred Struble
Mary Struble
Garnet Sheets
Alice Frasch
Ed Leach
Russsell Blum
A. L. Heyde
E. Y. Matheny
Don Warner
Albert ‘Seabright
Car] Mohler
Merle Primmer
Potluck Dinner At Knights Of Pythias Clubrooms
Nora s Past Chiefs Club enjoyed a social hour after a potluck dinner Tuesday at the Knights of Pythias club rooms. Guests included Mr and Mrs H W Armstrong and Dorothy Watson of Portsmouth, Mr and Mrs Fred Rochester of Columbus, and William Rochester of Buffalo New York. Mrs Tom Evans, daughter of the Rochesters, accompanied Bill to Columbus en route home to Buffalo and will return Wednesday night. Mrs Dee Hamilton has returned from a ten day visit in Chicago with her son AMM 2 c Eddie Hamilton and his wife.
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Nora
Knights of Pythias
H. W. Armstrong
Dorothy Watson
Portsmouth
Fred Rochester
Columbus
William Rochester
Buffalo
N. Y
Walter Rochester
N. Market St
Tom Evans
Rochesters
Bill
Dee Hamilton
Chicago
AMM
Eddie Hamilton
Logan area residents receive hospital treatment
Catherine Bartholemew Logan was discharged home Wednesday after surgery at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs Don Hillyard and infant daughter were transported by ambulance from Cherrington to Mrs Grace Adcock's home at 238 West Front Street. Co V Shepard of Newark formerly of Logan was admitted to Grant Hospital Columbus for treatment and observation.
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Logan
Catherine Bartholomew
Cherrington Hospital
Don Hillyard
Mary Jo Adcock
Grace Adcock
W. Front St. Co
V. Shepard
Newark
Ohio
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Blotters Foil Forgers in Bank Lobbies
Banks adopt black blotting paper at counters to stop forgers from stealing signatures by obtaining blotters in lobby areas.
Home Council Plans District Meeting and Rural Camp
Logan Hocking County attended the District Home Council planning session at Jackson Christian Church on Tuesday April 18. A district meeting for current and former council members is set for June 13 in Jackson. Discussion covered a rural women’s camp with a definite July 29 and 30 program. Attending were Mrs Porter Heinlein Washington Township Mrs Ralph Swartz Falls Township and Helen Evans Home Demonstration Agent.
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Logan
Hocking County
Jackson Christian Church
Jackson
Porter Heinlein
Washington Township
Ralph Swartz
Falls Township
Helen Evans
Birth of a son announced by the Kecks of Logan
Mr and Mrs Earl Keck of Rt 2 Logan announce the birth of a son on Tuesday afternoon. The Kecks already have four other children living.
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Logan
Earl Keck
Rt. 2
Kecks
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