Two crashes injure six in Union Furnace and Mulberry St incidents
Six people were injured in two overnight crashes. In Union Furnace near the highway a collision between a Adcock family car and a Mohler vehicle sent three to Cherrington Hospital, with others treated and dismissed. Sheriff Duffy investigated. In Logan a borrowed car driven by Charles P. Lavey rolled over an embankment on N Mulberry Street injuring him and others. Lavey was charged with operating under the influence and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ella
Mohler
Paul Keck
Logan
Floyd Duffy
Charles P. Lavey
Columbus
N. Mulberry St
Ray Zanner
Lavey
N. Market St
Hartzell and Thompson Wed in Logan Magistrate Office
Miss Geraldine Hartzell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hartzell Logan Route 3 and Earl Thompson son of Mr and Mrs J E Thompson Nelsonville Route 2 were united in marriage Saturday at the office of Magistrate Frank St Clair. Thompson is home from service for a short furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Geraldine Hartzell
Charles Hartzell
Earl Thompson
J. E. Thompson
Nelsonville
Frank St. Clair
Thompson
Joseph Thomas Krannitz
Mary Krannitz
Myrtle Virgene Beliford
Morgan Relford
E. L. Ewing
Logan Man Takes Job in Jamestown with Crawford Furniture
Clifford Litherland of this city will leave Tuesday for Jamestown New York to join the Crawford Furniture Co. He has been employed at the Sun Glow plant here. Mrs. Litherland will stay in Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Litherland for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clifford Litherland
Jamestown
N. Y
Crawford Furniture Co
Sun Glow
Logan Man Arrested After Weekend Car Crash
Logan man Rex Joy faces a charge of driving without an operator's license after a Saturday afternoon crash on Logan Route 3 near Xenia involving Ethel H Moll. Chief Lew Reynolds led the investigation and arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Rex Joy
Logan Rt. 3
Ethel H. Moll
Xenia
Joy
Lew Reynolds
Home Returns From Hospitals Mention Local Residents
Mrs Gerald Karns and daughter Karen Kay of Nelsonville returned home Sunday from Cherrington Hospital. Others who returned home after surgical operations include H R Blair of Shawnee Dale Triplett of Nelsonville Route 3 and Mrs Paul Clark of Columbus.
Dolores Williams Places Fourth in State Spelling Meet
Dolores Williams, eighth grade spelling champion of city schools, competed in the state meet in Columbus Saturday and earned fourth place in the contest.
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Logan
Dolores Williams
Columbus
Mrs Louisa Thompson Dies Sunday at Logan Home
Mrs Louisa Thompson 78 widow of Finley Thompson died at her Logan home on Zanesville Avenue Sunday after a period of illness and a fall injury. She leaves three grandchildren Elizabeth Thompson Michigan William and Charles Smith of Logan. Funeral services will be held at the Leonard Funeral Home once arrangements are finalized.
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Logan
Louisa Thompson
Finley Thompson
Zanesville Ave
Columbus
Elizabeth Thompson
Michigan
William
Charles Smith
Nellis Smith
Leonard Funeral Home
Widow Lucy Smith Dies After Illness in Logan Home
Lucy Smith aged 71 widow of William Smith died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Wolfe Kerlin Avenue after an extended illness. She leaves sons Nellis, Orville, Bert, Edward and Paul and daughter Mrs. Wolfe. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at the Methodist Church with Rev. Stanley W. Wiant officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. The body will lie in state at her daughter’s home starting Monday evening.
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Stanley W. Wiant
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lattimer Sentenced On Forgery Plea
Robert Lattimer appeared before Judge Phil Henderson to be sentenced after pleading guilty to a forgery indictment. He was placed on probation for two years.
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Logan
Phil Henderson
Robert Lattimer
Edwin Monks Cited for Heroism at Pearl Harbor
Logan A report from Pearl Harbor notes W. Edwin Monks son of Mr and Mrs Paul Monks N Mulberry Sr served as an engineer with civilian navy workers on December 7 1941. He and his department were praised for efficient action and presence of mind during the attack. The citation was issued by the Commander 14th Naval District Frederick G Haddick.
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Monks
Pearl Harbor
Territory of Hawaii
Presbyterian Youth Rally at First Presbyterian Church Logan
Logan First Presbyterian Church hosted a Sunday afternoon youth rally with 75 registrants from Gallipolis Middleport Athens Nelsonville New Plymouth Union Furnace and Logan. Devotions were led by Emily Sharpe Jack Boocks and Tom Campbell followed by a mixer at Logan High School and dances and games supervised by Gerrydude D Bliss and Minnie Louise Bowen. A business session showed church youth work reels then a 6 pm supper, end with a church service and Communion conducted by Reverends Carr Stuart and Jones.
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Logan — Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Gallipolis
Middleport
Athens
Nelsonville
New Plymouth
Union Furnace
Logan
Emily Sharpe
Jack Boocks
Tom Campbell
Logan High School
Gerrydude D. Bliss
Minnie Louise Bowen
Presbyterian Social Rooms
Marjorie Brandt
Henry Carr
James Stuart
Cecil Harding Jones
Starr Township Trustee Resigns To Enter Army
Logan report says Starr Township trustee Eugene Chesser plans to resign to enter military service. The vacancy will be filled by appointment with the justice of the peace who has the longest tenure assigning the post. Eugene Lehman of The Diamond will make the appointment.
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Logan
Eugene Chesser
Starr Township
Justice of the Peace
Eugene Lehman
Logan Social Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings and Honors
Logan social pages record Saturday Club luncheon at Pritchard's and an afternoon program at the Rannells home with Eleanor Durr presiding. Notable events include charity votes, a bridge club dinner near Sugar Grove, a funeral in Columbus, a seventh birthday party, and high musical ratings for James Calvin and Aldena Davis in Cincinnati. Additional items note local visits, club meetings, and Don Thompson undergoing sinus surgery in Circleville.
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Pierre Termier
Poston
Logan High School
Eleanor Durr
Logan
Bridge Club
Crystal Springs Inn
Sugar Gree
Clarence Salts
N. Mulberry St
Salts
Fred Murray
James Barker
Richard Lavey
Gertrude Barker
Americans Flying in Supplies for China
An American air service operating with private and U S army facilities is delivering military goods to China from India. Officials say by next autumn the monthly tonnage will rise to thousands, nearing the capacity of the old Lashio to Kunming truck route.
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New Delhi
India
China
Burma
Lashio
Kunming
Egg Production Report From Six Farmers in March
Logan reports from six farmers on egg production for March. The farms housed 828 hens and produced 14 060 eggs at an average of 16.9 eggs per hen. Average expense per farm was 19.76 dollars with a 26.28 dollar average profit.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Logan High Glee Club and Mixed Chorus Earn Superior Ratings
The Logan High School glee club and mixed chorus received superior ratings at the state contest at Ohio State University. Both groups are directed by Miss Minnie Louise Bowen. The Logan High Band earned an excellent rating in Class B during Saturday performances directed by Walter A. Kinney.
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James Calvin
Union Furnace
Aldena Davis
Logan
Ohio Federation of Junior Music Clubs
Cincinnati
Calvin
Miss Davis
Allen Adams
Logan—Girls’ Glee Club
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Minnie Louise Bowen
Logan High
Walter A. Kinney
Logan Final Registration Under Way for Men 45 to 64
Final registration for men aged 45 to 64 is completed today with a closing hour of 9 p.m. The registration office in the common pleas court room opened Saturday at noon and drew large crowds, with continued arrivals through the afternoon and into Sunday. Office staff of the selective service board, aided by volunteers, reported participants including G. E. Carr, Curtis Cole, N. V. Durant, David Thorne, and Charles Pratt. A separate note mentions new brick relaying work on Market Street under WPA auspices between Main Street and the first block.
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Selective Service Board
G. E. Carr
Curtis Cole
N. V. Durant
David Thorne
Charles Pratt
Main St
Market St
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Edwin Monks
Presbyterian Youth Group
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First Fleet
ASA Jarvis
Charles Jarvis
Emma Harkless
Coonville
Forest Tennessee
Walter A. Leonard
Doctors Hospital
C. O. Allen
Allen
Minnie Moore
Phoebe Matheny
Walter E. Wilson
Central College Road
Wilson
Wilson Floors Co
E. Town St
Lowie Mitchell Wilson
Lois Ann Carr
George E. Carr
Warner Ave
Ruth Ellen Sands
Sue Showalter
Lois Jones
Carol Cole
Dorothy Wells
Marjorie Krieg
Mary
Katherine Dolan
Marilyn Saxton
Jane Bender
Carol Risch
Shirley Buntz
Nancy Ellis
Betty Krannitz
Judith Ann Woolery
Kay Cannon
George Gribble
N. Spring St
Wheeling
Jane Carter
Phil Tschappat
Betty Heine
Grant Hospital
Fred Heine
W. Front St
Dwight Harris
H. W. Harden
Harden
S. W. Murphy
Lancaster
Jean Duffy
Sheriff
Don Thompson
Perry Township
Circleville
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Ohio
Glee Club
Goldberg
Optometrist
Optician
Worstell
N. Court St
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