Logan City Council Takes Final Action on Main Street Repair
Logan council approved a resolution shielding the city from damages related to the Main Street resurfacing project from Orchard Street to Gallagher Avenue at an estimated 16000 cost with the city contributing 2500. Officials addressed sewage seepage on Zanesville Avenue and ongoing garbage collection shortages impacting wartime operations. The project proceeds with sale set for May 4.
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Gallagher Ave
Paul Bennington
Zanesville Avenington
Loga Soci Hosts Club Meeting At Host House
A social gathering attended by Mrs. Ann Starr and guests including Margaret Dalt and Jean Kreis was held at the house. The group, led by Mrs. Joe, planned an upcoming event at the Nor House with guests from Logan and nearby areas.
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Marga
Ann Starr
Beisure
Ralp
Harry Mat Jer
Jacob Jean Kreis
Junio Jean Spenc Mathias
C Garet Dalt
Guest
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Rotary Club Hears Three Speakers Monday
Logan Rotary Club held its regular meeting at the White House Monday night with Rev. Cecil H. Jones pastor of the Presbyterian Church James L. Young assistant chairman of the Victory Bond drive and R B Perkins local banker speaking briefly on a program arranged by a special committee.
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Game Association To Hold Meeting Thursday
Logan reports the Hocking County Fish and Game Association will meet Thursday at 7 p m in Andy Smith's office on the second floor of the Farmers and Merchants Bank Building. President C S Matheny announced the session, urging all members to attend this important meeting.
Army Discharges World War I Veteran Dyson
James W. Dyson of Murray City, the sole World War I veteran drafted for World War II service, has been discharged from the U S Army at Fort Lewis Washington. Inducted July 18 1942 at Fort Hayes Columbus he served at the northwest post and will enter defense work soon.
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Hocking County
Selective Service Board
James W. Dyson
Murray City
U. S. Army
Ft Lewis
Washington
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Northwest
Surplus To Be Distributed To Relief Clients
Logan relief director Carl E Blosser announced surplus commodities including white flour graham flour cracked wheat and evaporated milk will be distributed to Logan and Hocking County relief clients next week. Distributions suspend June 30 per federal order. school lunch programs end April 30. Distribution dates run May 5 May 6 and May 8 at various locations with afternoon timing.
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Logan and
Hocking County
Carl E. Blosser
Blosser
Federal Food Distribution Administration
Gore
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
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South Bloomingville
Laurelville
Carbon Hill
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Longstrethh
College Dean Speaks At Kiwanis Dinner
Logan Ohio University Dean of men Lawrence W Lange was guest speaker at the Logan Kiwanis Club annual senior boys banquet held at the White House. 1943 Logan Senior High School graduates were guests of Kiwanis at the session. Program arranged by S H Dillon county superintendent of schools.
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Lawrence W. Lange
Ohio University
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Logan Senior High School
S. H. Dillon
Logan Aerie to Nominate Officers During Thursday Meeting
Logan Aerie F O E announces new officers will be nominated at the regular meeting Thursday night. The annual election will be held the following week. All members are urged to attend this important session.
Fire Chief Appeals to Women on Fire Safety Rules
Logan authorities urge women in factories and shops to follow fire safety at home and work. Chief Roy Stallsmith stresses heat control, unplugging appliances, keeping matches away from children, and knowing extinguisher types and locations. He warns fires aid the enemy and urges vigilance among women war workers.
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Roy Stallsmith
Logan Social Notes and Local Club Activities
Logan community items report a Milk Fund Dance at Bell Hall on May 1 with tickets 50 cents and 35 cents for students, plus plans for Memorial Day services. Members attend Venus East ern Star Night in Lancaster and Haydenville First Aid certificates awarded to ten women. Several Logan residents are noted for visits, Easter celebrations, and upcoming meetings of the Questionnaire Club and Daughters of America Council.
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John Shaw
Teresa Kaiser
Mary Collison
Blanche Fickle
Annalee Waltz
Margee Price
Pauline Mowery
Anna Marie Schoff
Catherine Larimer
Dorothy Conkle
Garnet Sheets
Haydenville
C. 8. Matheny
Gertrude Bliss
Lew Riggs
Harry Sweazy
Walter Prather
Election of 4 H Club Officers Held Monday
Mrs Ruth Bennington county home demonstration agent announced Tuesday that new officers of the Victory Sewers Girls 4 H club of West Logan were elected during a special meeting Monday night at the West School Betty Cooper president Bertha Hart sock vice president Mary Jane Campbell secretary treasurer Violet Becker and Drothy Bowers recreation leaders Lavena Newland news reporter were named
Local Man Leaves for Fort Hayes for Army Duty
Carl Edward Cyrus of 373 Lincoln Avenue departed Tuesday for Ft Hayes Columbus to begin active duty with the U S Army after induction a week prior. He was part of the original April 16 contingent and was held over for additional physical examination at the induction center.
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Carl Edward Cyrus
Lincoln Avenue
City
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
U.S. Army
Carolyn Sue McBride Funeral Held Tuesday
Funeral services were held at 2 p m Tuesday at Roberts Funeral Home for Carolyn Sue McBride three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe McBride of Saginaw Michigan who died Sunday at her home there of pneumonia Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery Reverend Fr Maurice Donovan of Bremen officiated The infant contracted pneumonia on Friday and died Sunday Survivors include the grandparents Mr and Mrs Mike McBride Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Calvin Bennett Saginaw former Logan residents Joe McBride Notre Dame football star was an uncle.
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Roberts
Carolyn Sue McBride
Joe McBride
Saginaw
Mich
Maurice Donovan
Bremen
Oak Grove
Mike McBride
Lancaster
Calvin Bennett
Notre Dame
Elks Elect New Officers at Logan Lodge Meeting
LOGAN W D Braddock was elected secretary of BPOE No. 452 for the 14th consecutive year while Roger Friend was chosen to succeed him. Leroy Conkle was elected esteemed lecturing knight. L A Riggs remains ruler. Braddock helped found the Elks Boy Scout troop and served as scoutmaster for over a decade.
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Elks’ Boy Scout Troop
Glouster High Seniors to Grader on May 28
Glouster High School will hold commencement May 28. Forty six seniors, twenty three boys and twenty three girls, will graduate with diplomas to include Betty Ruth Andrews through Lawrence Leonard Yerman. The entire program will be run by the senior class. speaking parts and music will follow the theme America Our Heritage.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Betty Ruth Andrews
DeLoris Ann Boyer
Donna Jo Dennison
Anna Marie Echstenkamper
Lucy Giacomo
Lois Joan Heck
Edythe Mae Henry
Margaret Eileen Hinton
Donna Eileen King
Mary Bernadine Kirby
Marilyn Joy Lantz
Ethel M. Liskey
Rosemary McAllister
Betty Jean McClelland
Vietta Mae Masterson
Betty Ann Nelson
Kathleen Roberts
Dorothy Elizabeth Searles
Mary Margaret Stahl
Dorothy Jane Strohmeyer
Laurella Mae Tippie
Dorothy Charlene Webb
Dorothy Jane Zimmer
Franklin Eugene Burns
Paul Rolland Byers
Robert Walter Byers
Lawrence Frederick Collins
David Grayson Cox
Donald Hugh Cunningham
Calvin Eugene da
Charles J. Jennice
Talmadge D. McAfoose
Jack
Loyal Workers Class to Meet at Katherine Pughline Home
Glouster notes report the Loyal Workers Class of Hollister U. B. Church meeting at Katherine Pughline's home on Wednesday at 7:00 PM. The column lists Easter visits, family gatherings, and travel for relatives across Glouster Route 4 and nearby towns.
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Hollister U. B
Katherine Pughline
Logan man files divorce suit over neglect of duty
J B Hammer of Logan files for divorce from Eth el V Hammer in the Court of Common Pleas alleging gross neglect of duty. They were married October 14 1908 in New Lexington Ohio and have a minor son Thomas V Hammer age 14. Custody of the child is sought.
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Ethel V. Hammer
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Girl Scouts Reach Record Bond Sale Total
Girl Scouts Troop No 1 of Glouster reports eight weeks of war bond sales totaling 6650 with 3600 in the last week. Since April 12 the campaign has raised 3975. Top sellers: Margaret Jean Grubbs 2125, Frieda Summers 1200, Ruth Ann Thompson 850, Jeannine Hines and Shirley Andrews 825 each.
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Glouster Girl Scouts
Margaret Jean Grubbs
Frieda Summers
Lois Harry
Margaret Summer
Ruth Ann Thompson
Jeannine Hines
Shirley Andrews
Final Week of Sale Of Bonds Near End
Glouster reports weekly bond sales of 12717.75 by the Victory Bond Committee led by the mayor. Trimble Township totals reach 25680.25 as the drive closes Friday night with a final sales check and a push for more residents to buy war bonds.
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Trimble
Church Honor Roll Seeks Names for Sons in Service
Glouster area residents with sons serving or attending the Church of Christ or Sunday School are urged by Rev. C B. Tigner to submit the boys names for the Church Honor Roll to be dedicated soon.
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Guy Kinnear Purchases New Automobile
Miss Mildred Blum reports the first new car of April was bought by Guy Kinnear of Nelsonville Route 1. The purchase was recorded the day before in the county certificate of title office records.
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Mildred Blum
County Certificate of Title Office
Guy Kinnear
Nelsonville
Settlement Reached in Summers v Simpson Court Case
Logan report notes a settlement in the Common Pleas action Charles Summers versus C Henry Simpson with Simpson agreeing to pay 53.91 in full settlement and Summers to bear costs as ordered by Judge Phil A Henderson.
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Charles Summers
C. Henry Simpson
Phil A. Henderson
Court of Common Pleas
Service Men of Glouster Area Update
Report from local families on servicemen includes Rolland Higging in Africa with good meals and care. corrections note George Morrison and Clarence Morrison transfers. Pfc. Guinther to Huntersville Texas for schooling. George Gardener promoted to Corporal after Camp Pendleton to Key West transfer. John Bryson named honor man at Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis and to Pensacola for further training.
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CSO Plans Mothers Day Honors At Biweekly Meeting
CSO will hold its regular bi weekly meeting at 7 30 in the school auditorium honoring mothers of soldiers. All mothers with sons in service are urged to attend and will receive flowers. Guest speaker is Mrs Fred Luchs ofens and music will be provided by Mrs Harriette Weyma. Cadet William Pough has training at Pine Bluff Arkansas andWest Point, graduation expected June 1944. The Rothwell club will meet with Mrs C A Biman Thursday afternoon.
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Fred Luchs
Ens
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Fourth Quart Conference Held at Trimble Methodist Church
The Fourth Quart conference of the churches of the Methodist Charge will be held at Trimble Methodist Church, announced by Pastor Rev. Charles Palmer.
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Trimble Methodist Church
Charles Palmer
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