Cherrington Hospital to Close May 15 in Logan
Drs J S and M H Cherrington announce the closing of Cherrington Hospital in Logan on May 15 after 36 years of operation. They will continue medical practice in offices on the first floor of the building, with minor surgeries in their offices and major surgeries elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. S
M. H Cherrington
Cherrington Hospital
Hocking County
Nelsonville
Eczema Co. A
Colorado
Nesses Seft
California
Colusa
Hospital Notes From Logan District
Logan district reports Mrs Lucile Long of Nelsonville admitted to Cherring ton Hospital for medical treatment. Harriet Kerr daughter of Mr and Mrs Kerr brought home by ambulance from her sorority house in Columbus ill of measles. Mrs Ballard Shumate 690 Church St entered Cherrington Hospital for observation. Jean Wolfe of Newark dismissed from Cherrington Hospital after a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lucile Long
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Harriet Kerr
Marcus Kerr
Columbus
Ballard Shumate
Church St
Jean Wolfe
Newark
Corporal Paul Hull Arrives in England
Mrs. Paul Hull of Union Furnace reports the arrival of her husband Corporal Paul Hull in England. She notes two brothers in service: Staff Sergeant Frederick Herman Nice in New Guinea and Elder Nice in the Navy.
Haydenville PTA Plans Last Meeting
Haydenville Green Rural PTA met with group singing directed by Miss Grace Orr. Mrs. Vern Robinett led the business session as the group prepared for the last meeting of the school year on May 10. A concert and operetta are scheduled with local students and teachers featured along with various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Haydenville Green
Roy Crothers
Navy
Chicago
Lester
Ft. Thomas
Floyd
Frank Crothers
Homer Carter
Ned
Colleen
Donna Bell Rheinscheid
Athens
A. L. Dabritz
C. S. Matheny
Columbus
Matheny
All- Ohio Safety Congress
Canton
N.F.P. Corporation
L. C
Donald
Morris Vollmer
Neil Gebhart
David
Charles Vollmer
Richard
Rona
Zeeta Campbell
Ray Vollmer
Alburtus Hawk
Coumbus
Nellie Gastin
Wellston
Arthur Todd
Claude Brandoner
Mickey
Nelsonville
R.D
A. J. Skiver
Nora Skiver
Presbyterian Pastor Announces Program
Logan First Presbyterian Church outlines next week events including Church School at 9 15, Junior and Senior Choir contributions, Divine Worship at 10 30 with baptism for Sue Ann Dollison, Westminster Fellowship for youth at 6 30, and meetings for Sef ton and Trustees on May 3 at 7 30 p m Union Purnace Church hosts Sunday School 9 30 with Floyd Nimon supervising and Worship at 8 00 with sermon by Mr Jones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann Dollison
Mra
Dean Dollison
Westminster Fellowship
Tom Brandt
Sefton
Union Purnace Church
Floyd Nimon
Jones
Logan Social Notes and Local Bridge Clubs Gather
Mrs. Della Bishop hosted the Logan Social Circle at Mrs. Ann Clark's home with Mrs. Russell Berlin presiding. Prizes went to Mrs. Mary Bowen and Mrs. Charles Yontz, followed by refreshments at Pritchards Restaurant. The Fortnightly Auction Bridge Club met at the Showalter home as birthdays were celebrated for Mr. Showalter and Mr. Krieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Yontz
Harry Stevenson
Frank Johnson
Charles Breene
Ed Paul
Will Bowen
Edith Ellison
Bess Mutchmore
Ann Clark
Miriam Dunnick
Emma Petty
Club
Auction Bridge Club
Mound Street
Showalter
Krieg
Anthony Toerner
Frank Brown
Earl Roberts
Charles Achauer
Art O'Wiler
N. High Street
Joe Brown
John Connors
Stella Fox
Mary Spears
Ann Huston
Mary Spires
Ed Eberst
C. B. Donahue
al Kaiser
Ivan Moorehead
Seniors Perform Farce Friday Night at Pomeroy
POMEROY The cast of Professor How Could You a three act comedy will be presented Friday evening April 28 at Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium by ten Pomeroy High seniors. Director Mrs Alice Smith Nease notes past successes. Tickets on sale at Stark's Drug Store with no reserved seats. Senior sellers include Dorothy Duckler Rosalie Parfitt Elnora Barnitz Betty Couch Annette Seyfried Betty Jacobs Phyllis Brown Shirley Clements Willis Giles George Fischer Pat Duffy John Weeks Robert Morris Howard Mullen Willie Carr Mildred Teaford Agnes Bentz. Junior High ticket buyers include Juanita Teaford Betty Custer Martha Karr Carol Canaday Lavonne Feiger Donald Joss Charles Baird Robert Pickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Junior High
Pomeroy High
Alice Smith Nease
Stark's
Edith Bowen
Dorothy Duckler
Rosalie Parfitt
Elnora Barnitz
Betty Couch
Annette Seyfried
Betty Jacobs
Phyllis Brown
Shirley Clements
Willis Giles
George Fischer
Pat Duffy
John Weeks
Robert Morris
Howard Mullen
Willie Carr
Mildredd Teaford
Angnes Bentz
Miss Crooks
Bingham Rites Set Friday at Rutland Church
Funeral services for Elmer Bingham will be held Friday afternoon at the Rutland Christian Church with Rev. George Koch officiating. Son Dr. A B Bingham has arrived from Cleveland for the services. Interment will follow at Higley Cemetery.
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Middleport
Elmer Bingham
Rutland Christian Church
George Koch
County Agent To Give Canning Demonstration
Geneva Humphries Nolan will conduct a canning and dehydrating demonstration sponsored by the Middleport Garden Club at the Middleport Presbyterian Church on Monday May 1. The event replaces the club meeting and invites public participation, beginning promptly at 1 oclock.
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Middleport
Geneva
Humphries Nolan
Local Socials and Obits Highlight 1944 Athens County Notices
Mrs. Fred Burchfield hosts Wednesday Club with refreshments for Marion Allen Cora Brown and members including Winters Kirk Saxton Rauch Rutgers and Spears. Jacob Hahn of Rockbridge volunteers for immediate service and Charles Ringhiser of Logan seeks pre induc tion exam. Elmer Danner Laurelville announces birth of a ten pound daughter. Danner family has ten children. Probate notices appoint Roger J. Jones Athens as Administrator of Alex Kovach estate with four month claims period. Perry G. Coe Albany named Executor of T W Cor deceased estate with four month claims period. April 10 1944 date. White Probate Judge.
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Fred Burchfield
Marion Allen
Cora Brown
James Winters
Howard Kirk
Harold Saxton
C. F. Rauch
J. B. Rutgers
Paul Spears
Jacob R. Hahn
Rockbridge
Selective Service Office
Charles O. Ringhiser
Rt. 2
Logan
Elmer Danner
Laurelville
Danner’s
Roger J. Jones
Athens
Ohio
Alex Kovach
Athens County
Francis D. Whiter
Said County
Perry G. Coe
Albany
T. W. Cor
Tate
Francis D. White
Anid County
Supervisors To Be Elected May 13
The Ohio Soil Conservation Committee formed the Hocking County soil conservation district on April 14 1944. Election of supervisors by ballot will be held Saturday May 13 from 9 a m to 4 p m at Armstrong Filling Station Laurelville and The Emergency Farm Labor Office Courthouse Logan Absentee ballots available to land owners upon request Nominating petitions due May 6 4 p m with J R Smoot agricultural agent.
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Logan
Ohio Soil Conservation Committee
Hocking County
Masonic Rites Planned for Elza Brown
Middleport Lodge and visiting Masons will meet at the Temple at 7 30 p m Saturday to travel to Langsville for Masonic rites at 8 30 p m. The body rests at Rawling's Coats Funeral Home until Saturday afternoon as arrangements await the arrival of his daughter Mrs Grace Gross of California.
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Middleport
Middleport Lodge F
A. M
Temple
Elza Brown
Langsville
Rawling
Coats
Grace Gross
California
Ministers and Laymen Meet in Pomeroy
Town and Country meeting at the Federated Church in Pomeroy discussed post war opportunities and parental consciousness. W H Thompson of Columbus led the session for the Ohio Council of Churches with participants Edwards Dickinson Rio Grande Rev Scott Westerman Gallipolis and W Ray Farnham principal of the Junior High School spoke on parental consciousness.
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Pomeroy
Federated Church
W. H. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Edwards Dickinson
Congregational Hristian Church
Rio Grande
Scott Westerman
Gallipolis
W. Ray Farnham
Red Cross Group Knits Under Guidance at Logan Chapter
Mrs Nellie Primmer reported six workers at the Red Cross Chapter House Thursday afternoon two cutters Mrs Paul Monks and Mrs John Lee while Mrs Winona Case instructed a knitting group including Mrs Oliver Blake Mrs Clarence Johnson and Mrs Joe Brown in the activity
Logan High School Band to Give May 2 Concert
Logan High School presents a spring concert May 2 at 8 15 p m in the Senior High School auditorium directed by Harrie Lee Bland. The program opens with the Star Spangled Banner and includes Men of Ohio Diane Deep Purple Tramp Tramp Tramp Grasshopper Dance Ole Man River and more featuring Ruth Ann Norris Wilbur Lanning Nettie Barker Janice Barker plus cornet and oboe solos and a woodwind quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bowers Logan
Logan High School
Harrie Lee Bland
Ohio
Fillmore
Diane
Holmes
Oscar Bartholomew
Hayes
Grand-Pops
Jack Wolfe
Mr. Bland
Ruth Ann Norris
Wilbur Lanning
Nettie Barker
Showheat
Bob Struble
Janice Barker
County Receives 21816 From Auto License Tag Sale
Logan Hocking County will get 21816 in the first distribution from auto license tag sales in Ohio. The county's share is 14241, with 4025 to be divided among eleven townships. Cities receive 2950, Laurelville 362.50, Murray City 237.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking County
Ohio
C. W. Wallace
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Laurelville
Murray City
DAV officer Ed Reuter spends Saturday in Chillicothe
Ed Reuter service officer for the Meigs Chapter of Disabled American Veterans will travel to Chillicothe on Saturday to conduct official business for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe Pomeroy
Ed Reuter
Meigs
Disabled American Veterans
Chillicothe
Logan Students Earn Praise for Central Grade School Opera
Logan residents praised Central Grade school pupils for a Liberty Lane operetta on freedom. About 160 students performed two part choruses and dialogues including Gettysburg Address and Scout pledges under Miss Minnie Louise Bowen and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Montgomery Logan
Central Grade School
Liberty Lane
America
Uncle Sam
Miss Liberty
Minnie Louise Bowen
Bland to Direct Instrumental Music At Carbon Hill
Harry L. Bland will direct instrumental music for Carbon Hill schools for the rest of the term replacing Ray Woodgeard who reported for U S Navy service Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
Carbon Hill
LOGAN
Harry L. Bland
Ray Woodgeard
United States Navy
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