Ministers Meet At B,S Boys School
The Southeastern Nazarene Ministerial Association held its monthly meeting at the Boys Industrial School with 29 members present. Rev. W. E. Alben of Columbus serves as president and Rev. C. B. Clendenen of Logan is secretary treasurer. A picnic is planned for June 23 with location to be announced.
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Logan
Southeastern Nazarene Ministerial Association
Boys Industrial School
W. E. Alben
Columbus
C. B. Clendenen
Logan Kiwanians Host Annual Smelt Fry at Hes-Phillips Cabin
Logan Kiwanians held their annual smelt fry Tuesday at the Hes-Phillips cabin in Washington Township with about 50 members and guests. J. W. Woodard led arrangements. smelt were served by local families. Rev. Stanley W. Wiant presided, Captain C. A. Gaffin recalled his resignation a year earlier. Loungers described a West Coast blackout by Luke Wiant on furlough from California camp.
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Logan — Kiwanians
Les-Phillips
Washington Township
J. W. Woodard
Thomas Phillips
Jac Iles
M. B. Tiles
Wilby Harden
Stanley W. Wiant
Woodard
C. A. Gaffin
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Luke Wiant
Wiant
California
W. E. Tripp
H. P. Haskett
Fr. Hayes
Robert Keynes
Victor Simiele
J. R. Hankison
Charles
Clarence Heine
R. B. Perkins
Paul Collison
Clinton Webb
Chillicothe
Logan High School
Samuel H. Dillon
Dover Men To Register In Chauncey City Building
Max Wilson announces draft registration for Dover Township men aged 45 to 65 will be held at the Mayor's Office in Chauncey City Building. Board No 1 covers Athens Dover and Trimble Townships. Registration occurs Saturday Sunday 12 noon to 6 pm and Monday 7 am to 9 pm. Assistants to be announced.
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Chauncey
Max Wilson
Board of Registrars
Dover Township
Athens
Dover
Trimble
Legion To Aid USC Benefit Campaign
Logan Post American Legion votes to cooperate in a USC benefit drive with Roy Van Atta to designate a campaign committee. Last year the post raised 570 toward a 500 quota and plans for organizing will follow instructions. Meetings are set for May through August with lunch. a joint Auxiliary meeting with potluck is planned. membership reached 127.
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LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
United Service Organizations
Roy van Atta
American Legion Auxiliary
Melrose Harbaugh
Harsh Golden Wedding Observed in Logan
Friday marks the 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David Elmer Harsh of 394 Church St. A family dinner at the White House and a 2 to 4 p m open house at 168 Fountain St follow the couple’s celebration of marriage to Miss Kate Hengst on April 24 1892.
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Harsh
Kate Hengst
Margaret Hengst
Logan
Calico Ridge
Louis Mittler
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Marsh
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Carl Harsh
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Robert Hash
Columbus
A. R. Harsh
Lancaster
William Mamek
Lucy Baugh
Robert Harsh
Cora Hengst
Jacob Cotterman
Rockbridge
F. D. Hengst
Louisville, Ky
Charlies Hensgt
Cantwell Cliffs
W. S. Harsh
Kittie Hansel
Myrta Hengst
Car
Mrs Luman to Present Service Flag at Zion Church
Mrs Hazel Luman, longtime president of Zion Church Mother's Bible Class, will present a service flag bearing a star for Lower Plains boys in service. The event, at Zion Church Chauncey, is Saturday April 26 at 8 p m with Rev Guss Graham and Mrs Vera Bridgewater also participating. Parents of service boys have special invitations and others may attend.
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Chauncey
Hazel Luman
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Luman
Guss Graham
Vera Bridgewater
Names Mix-Up For Registrants In Nelsonville
James Foster Powell and Foster James Powell, uncle and nephew from Nelsonville Route 1, both registrants dated February 16, received similar questionnaires. Officials misaddressed them, prompting both to visit the selective service board office to straighten the matter. They will rely on order numbers rather than names going forward.
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Logan
James Foster Powell
Foster James Powell
Nelsonville
Selective Service
James Foster
Foster James
Selective Service Board
Judson Poling Fined Not Obie Wolfe
A Logan incident report misidentified a party in an E Main St crash. Judson Poling of Logan Route 2 was fined 100 dollars plus costs after being charged with operating a vehicle under the influence.
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LOGAN
E. Main St
Judson Poling
Logan Route 2
Obie Wolfegan
Poling
Logan Musicians Will Enter State Contest
Logan High school band directed by Walter A Kinney will compete in the state contest in Columbus on Saturday. The exact hour will be announced later. May 9 sees ensemble and soloists from the band report for the state event. Five ensembles and two soloists qualified from the district meet in Athens.
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Logan
Logan High School
Walter A. Kinney
Columbus
Athens
Two Men Volunteer For Army Service
Logan reports two volunteers for immediate service at the selective service office on Tuesday. Hubert Henry Lehman of Haydenville who retired in February and Clifford E. Martin of Murray City are the two men from the first registration.
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LOGAN
Selective Service Office
Hubert Henry Lehman
Haydenville
Clifford E. Martin
Murray City
Workman Injured at Logan Clay Products Plant
Arthur Redick of Logan sustained a right foot injury Tuesday afternoon while working at the Logan Clay Products plant.
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Logan
Arthur Redick
Logan Clay Products Company
Dewey Crane Ill in Haydenville After Prolonged Illness
Haydenville resident Dewey Crane a World War I veteran is seriously ill after several months of sickness. The report notes his long illness and current critical condition.
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Dewey Crane
Logan
Haydenville
Meet Friday Chauncey at Millfield Church
Weekly prayer meeting of the Millfield Methodist Church will be Friday night led by Joseph Morgan. Also note that annual aircraft fuel use in the United States totals 55 million gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield Methodist Church
Joseph Morgan
United States
Chauncey District Social News Posts Health Updates
Paul Gilbert Cunningham, 3, is ill with pneumonia at home on West Main Street Chauncey. Guests include Lewis McWilliams and two Columbus children plus the McWilliams party. Reverends Court ney and Sanders visit Columbus. Lena Cunningham and son Paul attend a chicken dinner with Otto Graham family. Sarah Nye recovers from a serious illness. Clifford Shafer and Lois Ann Shafer visit Chauncey from Columbus.
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Chauncey
Paul Gilbert
Rye Cunningham
W. Main St
Lewis McWilliams
Columbus
Miss Brookins Hosts Martha Bible Class Meeting
Miss Olive Brookins and Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett hosted the Martha Bible Class at Millfield Church of Christ for April. Mrs. Viola Howard led the meeting with Mrs. Mabel Smith in charge of devotion and lesson.
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Chauncey
Olive Brookins
Elizabeth Robinett
Martha Bible
Millfield Church of Christ
Viola Howard
Mabel Smith
Smith
Howard
Pettit
Lena Geary
Patricia Pettit
Richard Geary
Hazel Earich
Viola Wade
Nellie Russell
Alice Carr
Bessie Pettit
Chauncey Family Guests From Clarington Visit Relatives
Mrs Lydia Chauncey and son Harvey Chalfan of Chauncey have been visiting relatives while Harvey works at the Powhatan Mine in Clarington Ohio. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Chalfan and Arvella Sycamore Street Chauncey and with Mr and Mrs Pearl Chalfan Floodwood. Sunday the Chaftans and Arvilla visited Mr and Mrs From Lucas and family Trimble.
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Chauncey
Lydia Chalfan
Harvey Chalfan
Clarington
Powhattan
Charles Chalfan
Arvella
Sycamore St
Pearl Chalfan
Floodwood
Chalfan
Arvill
Florence Chauncey relatives visit Blossom Valley weekend
Mrs. Florence Chalfan and daughter Arvilla Mae Chauncey spent the weekend at Blossom Valley with her sister Mrs. Wilburn Cardwell and Mrs. Freddie Osler. Their mother Mrs. A H Williams is ill at her Wellston home.
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Chauncey
Florence Chalfan
Arvilla Mae
Blossom Valley
Wilburn Cardwell
Freddie Osler
A. H. Williams
Wellston
Logan Area Post Sponsors Junior Baseball Season
Logan Post American Legion will sponsor junior baseball again this summer. A baseball committee led by Clinton Webb will plan the season and appoint a new manager to replace Albert Leonard who has joined the Marine Officers program. A tournament team will be formed and a manager selection begins.
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LOGAN
Logan Post American Legion
Logan Post
Clinton Webb
Walter A. Leonard
Sam Buchanan
G. E. Carr
Lawrence Adcock
Adcock
Albert Leonard
Marine Corps
Pleads Not Guilty To Embezzlement Charge
Logan Irvin Hoey of Perry Township appeared before Judge Phil Henderson to answer an embezzlement indictment. He entered a not guilty plea and was released on a $500 bond to await trial. The trial was scheduled for Thursday May 7.
Logan Moriarty Takes New Job With Goodyear Aircraft
Edward Moriarty of Logan left Tuesday for Akron to join the Goodyear Aircraft Corporation. He previously worked for Hull Printing Company in Logan.
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LOGAN
Edward Moriarty
Akron
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
Hull Printing Co
Murray City Native Promoted to Captain in Army Air Corps
Lt Charles F Dugan formerly of Murray City has been promoted to captain in the air corps. He is the son of Mrs Mary Dugan and his wife is with relatives at Crooksville during the war. Dugan was stationed at Pearl Harbor when the December 7 attack occurred and remains with the unit there.
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Logan
Hawaii
Charles F. Dugan
Murray City
Air Corps
Mary Dugan
Crooksville
Dugan
Pearl Harbor
Dicken announces birth of son near Logan
Mr and Mrs Roy Dicken of near Logan announce the birth of a son on Saturday evening. The baby weighed 9 pounds 12 ounces at birth.
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Logan
Roy Dicken
Near
Bridge Collapse on Hood Road Traps Coal Truck
Logan County Engineer Orla Wolfe investigated after a six ton coal laden truck wrecked when a wooden bridge on Hood Road north of Gore collapsed. The Columbus owned truck operator unnamed but uninjured. The truck was removed after unloading the coal.
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Logan
Orla Wolfe
Hood Road
Gore
Wolfe
Overloading charge leads to fine for Roy Deweese
Roy Deweese of Columbus was arrested on Route 33 by the State Highway Patrol for overloading a vehicle. He appeared before Mayor Denzil Weiltner and pleaded guilty, receiving a fine of 10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Deweese
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Denzil Weiltner
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Hes-Phillips Cabin
Chauncey City Building
Legion To Aid
USC
George E. Carr
Warner Ave
William Tannehill
Thomas Bender
Cross Creek
Marjorie Kinnan
Paul Monks
R. Work
James Montgomery
Anthony Toerner
William Strenetz
Merie Karshner
Stanton Pond
Ella Rochester
McCray
Jessie McManigal
Mary Louise Bowen
Ruth Heft
Hester Lee White
Charlotte Tribble
Hartford
Conn
New Deal Bridge Club
Pauline Cheshier
Sigma Phi Gamma
Jack Myers
Martha Magile
John Shaw
Chester Spencer
Maxine Notestone
James Schultz
Lola Belle Hockman
Anma Marie Schorr
Teresa Kaiser
Myers
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Hayes Pritchard
Chester
Garnet Sheets
Schorr
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Finance
House Committee
Cameo Club
Pauline Cheshire
Church St
Howard Funk
Margaret Redhenwald
Evelyn Miller
Funk
Cheshier
Merritt Rheinscheid
Frank Larimer
Betty Kessler
Gertrude Miller
Mable Blosser
Clara Graham
Miss Rectenwald
Charles Hengst
Orlando Florida
Janet
Robert Work
Delphian Society
Carrie Durr
Logan Delphian Society
J. S. Cherrington
Australia
Charles Barker
E. M. Godfrew
Roll Call
Phil Valencia
Hollywood
M. H. Cherrington
West Coast
Valencia
Mae ‘Bright
Warren Bright
Charles Notestone
EF. N. Turner
Bert Bell
Edward Hockman
John Wellman
Lester Risch
C. O. Allen
Allen
Mrs. Luman
Obie Wolfe
Chauncey District
Miss Brookins
Martha
Faille
Zenners
Floor
Baseball
Mildred Burton
Margaret Columber
Robert Burton
Denver
Rex Hawk
Camp Sutton
North Carolina
Carbon Hill
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F. J. Beasley Company
Stewart, Ohio
Wayne and
Beaco
Stewart
Amesville
Beaco Feeds
O. K
Stewart Mills
Wayne Chick Starter
Reeese
Beasley
F. J. Beasley Co
Hi-Lay
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
New
Felt
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