Athens Essenge Blue Lodge Masons to Be Inspected Monday Night
Logan Blue Lodge Masonry prepared for inspection Monday evening with A D Hufford Bremen as inspector. Dinner at 6 includes baked ham mashed potatoes gravy green beans salad olla coffee ice cream cake. Degree work to follow with a large team led by Frank Larimer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Shaw
Clarence Salts
Joseph Phillips
Earl Bensonhaver
Lyle Shultz
Lee Busch
Warner Lehman
Pearl ‘Timberlake
Mivin Conkle
Luther Timberlake
Wayne Timberlake
HD. Arnold
Joe Morris
James B. Waldron
Local Volunteers Face Induction at Ft Hayes
In Hocking County 92 men volunteered for immediate military service with 65 classified as 1A. Of 79 inducted at Ft Hayes, 6 were rejected: 1 to TB, 3 for physical disability, and 2 for other reasons.
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Logas
Noceng County
Ft. Hayes
Leaders of Scouts Plan Team Captain Meeting
Boyd Wright announces a Tuesday night meeting at the chamber of commerce rooms to organize reports and arrange a territory cleanup for the Boy Scout and Girl Scout sustaining campaign. WPA worker Goos Creek project falls, suffers a fractured skull and is in serious condition at Cherryton Hospital. A lush carpet of green grass covers Kach Tlmacher Park as summer programs near opening.
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Mogan — Civit
Boyd Wright
Boy Scout Finance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Boyond Girl Scouts
Logan—Sonn
Raymona Hoyt
WPA
Goos Creek
Cherriton Hospital
Federal Food Relief Distributed to Chauncey Residents
More than 1100 people in the Chauncey-Dover District received federal relief commodities on Saturday at the Rob inson building on Converse Street. The distribution listed 7,552 pounds of potatoes, 4,841 pounds of flour, 3,321 pounds of cornmeal, 1,258 pounds of beans, 644 pounds of lard, and 723 pounds of beets. Mayor W D Hines and Trustee Harvey Courtney were assisted by Pearl Super eitcence Mullin, Jeaph Mek ben, Ben Misner, and Alfred Deal.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Robinson Building
Converse St
W. D. Hines
Harvey Courtney
Pearl
Funeral Rites Held for Elizabeth Dover in New Marshfield
Elizabeth Dover aged 86 died Sunday at her grandson Emmett Bowler's home on W Main Street. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the M P Church in New Marshfield, conducted by Rev Gus Graham with Rev J P Chesser assisting. Burial followed at New Marshfield Cemetery. Dowler family plans to attend the Churches of Christ convention in St Louis from May 60 years. She leaves husband, nine children, 24 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and one adopted daughter Mildred Smith. She lived in Athens County most of her life.
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Chauncet
Elizabeth Dover
Sirhauncey
Emmett Bowler
W. Main St
M. P
New Marshfield
Gus Graham
Bradbury
J. P
Chesser
Miller
Mel Dowler
Athens County
St. Louis
Ender
Rutland
Dexter
Mildred Smith
Eugene
Chaun
Cey
Ottie
Burley
Columbus
Clarence
Flushing
Ohio
New Marshie
Chauncey
Logan Church Services Announced Across Local Congregations
Logan churches announce Sunday services with multiple speakers. Rev. H. W. Wiant leads morning sermon at the Methodist Church and Prof. Bliss Wiant, of Yenching University, speaks in the evening. Trinity Lutheran and Church of the Nazarene schedule sermons and lectures through the week.
Illness of Evangel Closes Revival at Morristown Church
Revival services at Morristown Holiness Church closed Thursday night due to illness of evangelist Rev Lun dy Hill who suffers throat infection. Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 30 and 7 30 p m led by Rev Charlie Hook and a 6 30 p m Young People meeting led by Mrs Myrtle Simpson of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Lundy Hill
Morristown
Holiness Church
Alleday
The
Star
Charlie Hook
Myrtle Simpson
Mrs McClanahan Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Ann McClanahan hosted a Tuesday bridge club at her Jacobs Avenue home with two tables and prizes for high scores and travel. Ruth Bridgewater won top honors, Frances Howard second. Evelyn Watkins Young attended as a guest. The hostess for the next meeting is Mrs. Gladys Simpkins, and Ruth Fiske and Sarah Thoms celebrated birthdays with gifts. The meeting of club officers included Dorothy Goodson, Ruth Fiske, Jessie Fiske, Sarah Thoms, Lena Wilson, Frankie Howard, Ruth Bridgewater, Ann McClanhan and Evelyn Young.
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Shauncey
Ann McClanahan
Jacobs Ave
Mt Zion church services and schedules noted
Sunday School at Mt Zion church begins at 9 1 m with BYPU at 5 90 pm Rev James P Grable preaches at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm Greenside Methodist services at Chauncey start 9 30 am Sunday School 9 30 am and Chauncey stock opens 8 30 pm Taylor Ridge Millfield and other churches list service times Superintendent James A Flower directs 10 80 am Rev Courtney 10 30 am. Chauncey residents share social events and illnesses including appendicitis surgery for L L Howard and health updates for Mrs Amelia Walker and Mrs Mary Wess.
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Mt. Zionoapun
BYPU
James P. Grable
Ay Sounce
Chauncey
Church of Chissegevices
Hemlock
Greenside Methodist Church
Teme Run
Chauncey Tock
Gilbert Courtney
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
James A. Flower
James A. Flower, Will Direct 10:80, By “Glaze “Thompson
Trimble
Gilbert Aliams
Uurtney
Wertner Announces Democratic Bid for Mayor
Logan candidate Denzil Wertner a local merchant and former fire chief says he will seek the Democratic nomination for mayor. He is the second Democrat to indicate plans after L. E. Strawn a current school board member announced earlier.
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LOGAN—Denzil_wertner
L. E. Strawn
Social and club notes from Logan union events on Wednesday
Logan Brief Social Notes reports a business and social meeting at Theta Tauneld club rooms with hostesses Mrs Thomas Rush Jr and Margaret Rush. Officers for next year were nominated for May 7 election, and plans for a national convention at Edgewater Beach Chicago June 18 to 21 were announced.
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Uan
Vena Theta Tauneld
Thomas Rush Jr
Margaret
Helen Rush
Henry Adcock
Betty Smoot
Sarah Turner
Arthur Waiters
Mildred Struble
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Boy and Girl Scout Fund
Mise Turner
John Roberts
Aac
Heinlein
Walters
Marjorie Brandt
Richard Brandt
Robert Mohler
Helen Fickel
Mary Elizabeth Eberst
Dolores Rheinscheld
Hered
Blossers
Men as Trees to Be Topics at Central Ave Methodist
The Unified service at Central Ave Methodist Church will preach on Men as Trees during Sunday morning worship. Evening service starts at 4 30 with the wrecks of time as the theme. A School of Missions begins next Wednesday at 7 30 led by the pastor. Official Board meets Friday May 2 at 8 0.
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Tne New
Suamey Gevery
Central Ave Methodist Church
Methodism
World Mission
Local social evening and banquet attendance noted
Wednesday evening hosts at Mrs Chester Spencer home on Midland Place enjoyed ping pong after dinner. Attendees included Patty Wood Mary Collison Elizabeth Patton Mary Margaret Brooker Maybelle Mack Alice Van Atta Josephine Hiles and Mrs Spencer. Logan team members attended a banquet in Newark and stayed for the missionary convention session. Mrs Louis Fenning of Jackson visited her mother Mrs Charles Miller in Logan. Gilbert Hartmann of The Plains, a Logan business visitor, is a native of Aock ing County now living nearby.
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Chester Spencer
Midland Place
Patty |Ood
Mary Collison
Elizabeth Patton
Mary Margaret Brooker
Maybelle Mack
Alice van Atta
Josephine Hiles
Mrs. Spencer
Logan Teamag
Clifford Turner
Hardd King
Faith Wright
Fernales
Mildred Blake
Newark
Louis Fenning
Jackson
Logan
Charles Miller
Gilbert Hartmann
the Plains
Hocking County
Hospital patience Logan News updates on local figures
Lancaster hospital reports Mr and Mrs Charles Wonn of Zanesville formerly of this city improving and expected to leave by week end They will visit Mr and Mrs George Wonn before returning home They were badly hurt in a Sugar Grove auto crash nearly a month ago Pittman state highway employee remains off duty with a wrist fracture over six weeks Add to flock A F Risch and grandson Billy Risch expand their White Leghorn and barred Rock flock by 600 birds
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Logan
Lancaster Hospital
Charles Wonn
Zanesville
Pittman
John Pittman
Rockbridge
A. F. Risch
Billy Risch
Top Honors In Schools Announced In Hocking County
LuGan Lake region announces top eighth grade honors in Hocking County. recipients include Ean Leona Dennis daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Dennis South Bloomingville with 181 points from a 200 possible. other names and scores listed across several towns. plan joint meeting of Logan Hocking Christmas Seal Committee and Ohio Public Health Association next Tuesday. Leah Frasure of Scarlet fever case noted. Logan born son to Orla Miller and wife. grandparents George Miller Logan.
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LuGan
Hocking County
Axen
Ean Leona’ Dennis
Harry Dennis
Bloomingville
Samuel H. Dillon
Neale
Benjamin
Alice Mae Johnston
South
Bloomingvine
Martha -Lee
Y Robinson
Murray’ ‘City
ma'Jean Hummel
Marion
Rich
Lewis Durbin
Laurelvile
Clarence Lester Walker
Hadenvill
Wendel
Davis
Saboro
Carl Francis
Baltes
Edward” Risen
Rockbridge
John
Sminior ‘Huttman
Physis
Cille Johnson
South Bloomingville
Frances Ann Gorby
Carbonal
Ruth M. Koinig
Murray ‘City
Vivian Allee
Ogle
Ghisonvile
Giisonvile
Benton Zy
Murray
City
Haydenville
Entereprise
Gore
West Logan
Laureme
Carl Francis ‘Bailey
Gibsonvile
Alice “May Johnson
Archie Robert Smith
South Blooming
Ville
Marguerite Virginia Smith
Greendale
Bessie Gleason
Haydenvile
Imogene Hummel
Francs Ann Gorby
Carbonel
Gerald Ben
Jamin’ Flowers
Clarrence Lester" Walker
Find
Edith” Leona Dennis
South Bloomingvile
Science
Alth Leonna Dennis
Wendel Holmes Davis
Alice Maedohn- Iston
Martha’ Lee Robinson
Edith Leona Davis l
Martha Lee Robinson
Phyllis Lucile
Jonnaon
Reith
St Koln
Bille Burke’ Wolfe
Lee Coleman
Betty Jean Hughes
Junior "Sapp
Murray’ City
Seach
LOGAN _— Hocking County
Ohio “Public Health Association
Columbus
Orla Miller
George Miller
Logan
Wool yield report from Hocking County farm
A Logan area farm on the Leo Armstrong holdings in Washington Township produced eight percent pounds of wool over four years from Delaine Merino sheep. The current fleece is expected to match or exceed twenty one percent pounds annually, with last year’s fleece praised as among the county’s best.
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Hocking
Logan
Leo Armstrong
Washington Township
Father Son Banquet Draws Large Crowd at Trinity Lutheran
The Father and Son Banquet at Trinity Lutheran Church on Thursday evening drew a well attended crowd and pleased the new pastor Rev Lynn Rittman. Speakers included Mayor Dallas Kinser Superintendent GE Carr and Prosecutor Harley Meyer. Logan High School quartet featuring Cloyd Dawley Harold Kessler Jack Boocks and Clayton Hoskins performed while Fred Burchfield served as master of ceremonies.
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Withn
Trinity Lutheran
Shurch
Lynn. Rittman
Dallas Kinser
Supt
Carr
Harley Meyer
Logan High School
Cloyd Dawley
Harold Kessler
Jack, Boocks
Clayton Hoskins
Fred Burchfield
Distribution of LOGAN-Funds in Hocking County Listed
Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald reports the first LOGAN-Fund distribution totaling 25686 dollars. Hocking County receives 21812.25, Vogan city 3225, Murray City 1293.75, and Laurelville 325.
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LOGAN
Som Notor
Hocking County
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Vogan
Murray City
Laurelville
Child Hit By Car Improves At Sherrington Hospital
Condition of Jack West son of Mr and Mrs Hubert West who was struck by an automobile Sunday evening improves. He is being attended at Sherrington Hospital.
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Lowand
Jack West
Hubert West
Sherrington Hospital
Tree Planting Under Way In County Wildlife Shelter Effort
The State Conservation Department urged trees planting across the county to aid wildlife. Eleven participants led by Game Protector Edward Eberst planted about 2000 trees in clusters including Red Pine and nut species. Participants listed include C. F. Barker Harold Edmonds Dr Claude Lyon D Le Blackston Dr C F Rauch M W Schrader Tom Rush Harry W Shaw Clarence Skinner RUE Swartz and J F Rutgers.
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State Conservation Department
Edward Eberst
C. F. Barker
Harold Edmonds
Claude Lyon
D. le Blackston
C. F. Rauch
M. W. Schrader
Tom Rush
Harry
Revival Continues At Church of God
Revival at the Church of God enters its fourth week with Sunday School at 9 a.m. led by Edith Blackford and a goal of 50 attendees. Pastor preaches at 10 45 a.m. and 7 20 p.m. special songs and instrumental numbers featured. Mary Wahl delivers the evangelistic message. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. On May 8 at 7 30 p.m. camp meeting photos will be shown. Parents announce birth of daughter Logan to Mr and Mrs Harry Goodlive with grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Goodlive and Mr and Mrs Thomas.
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Church of God
Super
Edith Blackford
Eeangelistic Megaage
Mary Wahl
Ohio State
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Amelia Walker
E. Main St
Wess
Mary Wess
Tressie Baron
Parkersburg
Denzil Wertner
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H. E. Kirk
Byron Wolfe
Anthony Toerner
Wolfe
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Kirk
Fred Carpenter
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Darley Kitchen
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Jones
Victor Simble
Charles Eberst
Francis My- Stadbury
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Clarence Blosser
Harold
Yrom
Eberst
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Jeffery
Scientific Optical Service
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Worstell
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Harry Goodlve
Thomas Goodlive
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