Relief Load Is Lightened in Hocking County July 1941
Relief encumbrances in Hocking County dropped in July 1941 to 1992 dollars, the lowest monthly total since June 1938. At month end 81 family cases and 24 single cases totaled 382 persons, with 31 family and four single cases added and 26 cases closed that month. Employment shifts included 10 families losing WPA work, four losing private jobs, 14 obtaining private work, and seven returning to WPA rolls.
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Logan
Hocking County
Everett Jacoby
Legion Team To Play Final Game Tonight In Logan
Wet grounds forced postponement of Logan expected game with Nelsonville. The final Legion game before the state tournament starts at 5 30 p m at the fairground diamond. If victorious they face Cincinnati in the first round Monday at Franklin Park at 9 30 a m.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Fairground
American Legion
Cincinnati
Franklin Park Field
Cedarville-Warren
Columbus
Middletown
Perburg
Camp Chase
Funeral services for Leroy Bray at Fairview Church
Leroy Bertram Bray died Wednesday. Funeral services will be at Fairview Church near Rockbridge at 2 p.m. Saturday. The Rev. Ellsworth Allen and the Rev. Myron W. Clark will conduct. Burial will follow in the adjacent cemetery.
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Logan
Leroy Bertram Bray
Fairview Church
Rockbridge
Ellsworth Allen
Myron W. Clark
Logan-A couple obtain marriage license in Columbus area
Maurice Glenwood Smith 29 an aircraft worker of Columbus and Marion Grace Strawn 29 of Pataskala were issued a marriage license Thursday. They are sons and daughters of their respective parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strawn.
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Logan
Maurice Glenwood Smith
Columbus
Thomas Smith
Marion Grace Strawn
Pataskala
Harry Strawn
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic for Family Health
A general system tonic made from roots and herbs. It stimulates the appetite aids digestion and relieves occasional constipation for every member of the family.
Three Bottles of Big Chief Tonic Offer
Three bottles priced at 1.59 dollars offered for use with Big Chief Tonic. Promoted for neuralgia pains stiff neck from exposure and drafts muscular cramps stiffness soreness from exertion exposure or fatigue mosquito bites frost bites and minor sprains and strains of muscles and tendons.
Log an Social Notes Highlight Club Gatherings in County
Logan social notes record Comet Club members and families meeting at Walter Derr home with Shirley Derr. Guests include Hubert Guess Carl Gordon Martha Ann and Roger Dale Rohrer and Ruth Rheinscheld events. a picnic planned at Mrs Harold Ruff home with officers named. Hulda Horst will judge 4‑H Club projects in Hocking County starting Monday aided by Ruth Bennington with 42 clubs listed and schedule shared with clubs.
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Comet Club
Walter Derr
Shirley
Hubert Guess
Carl Gordon
Martha Ann
Roger Dale
John Rohrer
Johnny
Derr
Harold Ruff
Marion Township
Ruth Bennington
Wood St
Ruth Rheinscheld
Miss Rheinscheld
Wesley Duffy
Lancaster
Sanley J. Stone
Pataskala
Arthur Enoch
Suzanne
Crestline
Betty Worley
Columbus
D. B. Rheinscheld
Hulda Horst
Hocking County
Social Notes From Logan Run of Visits and Travels
Mrs. Arthur McGovern and Miss Jane Ambrose of Columbus visit Logan for business while homes of the Ambrose family are sold to Dayton Schultheiss. Numerous locals and visitors are noted in weeklong and short stays from Chicago to Nan tugket Island.
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Arthur McGovern
Jane Ambrose
Columbus
Logan
Harry Ambrose
Dayton Schultheiss
McGovern
Miss Ambrose
Frank Blasius Sr
Hold Services for Mary Work McDonald
Funeral services were held at Kohr Memorial Presbyterian Church in Columbus for Mary Work McDonald age 23 wife of Donald McDonald who died from injuries after a motor accident near Westerville. She was the daughter of Sumner B Work and his wife of Columbus formerly of this city. She leaves a brother and sister. Relatives attended from Logan and West Logan.
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Robert Co. Work
A. K. Smith
Charlotte Strenz
Logan
Robert Work
Mrs Andrew Rauber Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Andrew Rauber of Washington township is improving while treated at Cherrington Hospital after a bout with pneumonia as reported by local medical staff.
Rochester Ill Logans Leaves Off Duty With Ivy Poisoning
R. S. Rochester, local newspaperman, has been off duty several days due to ivy poisoning.
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R.S. Rochester
Logan
R. S. Rochester
Set Aug 20 For Draftee Examinations
Logan reports August 20 as the tentative date for the next group examination of registrants. County physicians and dentists will jointly conduct the medicals at the courthouse, addressing a backlog of about 100 Class 1A men. Many examinees will be from July 1 registrants as questionnaires reach the selective service office. Inductions are not expected before August due to an unassigned quota in Hocking County.
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Hocking County
Neighbors Aid Rauber Family During Illness and Harvest
Logan residents show support for the Rauber family as Mrs Rauber fights a serious illness at Cherington Hospital. Mr Rauber has been at her bedside while neighbors gather with teams and trucks to thresh and help at his farm.
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Logan
Andrew Rauber
Washington Township
Cherrington Hospital
Conner Rites Held In Logan Today
Funeral rites for Genevieve Conner, found dead in the European Hotel, were held at Roberts Funeral Home. Rev. E B White officiated. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Conner and six siblings including John S Conner, Guy Conner, Lawrence Conner, Lester Conner, Estelline Johnson, and Pearl Barnhart.
Transfer Floyd Loomis To Camp Hocking
Floyd Loomis of this city is transferred to Camp Hocking as commandant. He previously served at Camp Seneca near Attica and planned to move there. Loomis succeeds Commandant Skinner, who will report to a CCC camp in West Virginia.
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David Roberts
Dan Roberts
Logan
Fort Story
Virginia Beach
Roberts
West Indies
Floyd Loomis
Camp Hocking
Camp Senaca
Attica
Loomis
Skinner
West Virginia
Ruff v Bailey damages suit over April wreck in Logan
Porter Ruff sues Raymond Bailey for 500 dollars claiming damages to Rath Ruff automobile from a collision at the intersection of Route 180 and U S Route 33 on April 6. Mrs Lloyd Azbell of Rockbridge sister of Patrolman Harrison Litherland is ill with pneumonia after visiting the city.
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Logan
Lloyd
Azbell
Rockbridge
Harrison Litherland
Mrs Fenton Thurness Taken To White Cross Hospital
Mrs Fenton Thurness of East Main Street was ill and moved to White Cross Hospital in Columbus Thursday for treatment.
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Logan
Fenton Thurness
East Main St
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Logan Woman Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Floyd Disben nett of Logan was released from University Hospital in Columbus Thursday afternoon after treatment. Her condition is reported as improved.
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Logan
Floyd Disbennett
University Hospital, Columbus
Joint Service Set Across Churches in Logan Sunday
Union services are planned for 10 30 Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with the Methodist Congregation joining. Rev Stan ley W Wiant returns from vacation to preach and the Presbyterian Choir will sing. Other churches plan sermons and revivals through August with evangelist Rev Charlotte Burke and local pastors leading sessions and Sunday School at 9 15. A unity meeting of the Churches of God of Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys is set for 2 PM August 3 at East School Auditorium with Rev Burke as speaker.
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Church of God
Charlotte Burke
Mansfield
Betty Burke
Burke
Churches of God of
East School
E. Main and
Depot Sts
Committee considers site for Gallipolis fall festival
The retail merchants committee petitioned to move the festival from First Avenue to Second Avenue along City Park. John McNealey says the board has already decided on First Avenue with little chance of change. Approval from City Manager John Gwinn is still needed.
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Gallipolis
Retail Merchants’ Committee
Chamber of Commerce
First
Second Ave
City Park
John McNealey
First Avenue
Festival Association
McNealey
John Gwinn
Scouts Enjoy Camp at Fair Field Lake
Gallipolis scouts spend a fruitful week in camp at Fair Field Lake with nightly campfire meetings and daytime lore displays. The camp closes with a Sunday noon picnic inviting parents and friends with well filled baskets.
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Gallipolis
Fairfield Lake
Social Notes of Hemlock and Nearby Visits
Hemlock and surrounding areas record social visits as residents travel to and from Columbus Zaleski Rio Grande and Steubenville. Attendees include Chivvers Mc Daniel Fitzers Macklin and Maurer with many relatives and friends noted in brief greetings and siting. A local note adds a geographic quip about St Louis and East St Louis.
Carbondale Social Notes Highlights Visits Around Town
Local social notes list visits and weekends long by Emerson Holland and Kath leen in Toledo and by Mary Featherstone in Sandusky. Families including Doolittle Crow Lightfritz and White hosted and traveled to Columbus Athens Lancaster Asbury Ridge and Nelsonville during the week end and Sunday.
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Carbondale
Emerson Holland
Kathleen
Toledo
George Carlin
Clarence Featherstone
Sandusky
Mary Featherstone
Juanita Young
Danny
Hamley Run
Hiram Holland
Belle Doolittle
Freda Malone
Coolville
Pearl Mace
Columbus
Nolan Mace
Richard Burkett
Ralph Lightfritz
Mona Nell
Kentucky
Indiana
Guy Lowry
Paul
Bobby
Granville Crow
Allison Cox
Delbert Nutter
Sue
Ione Doolittle
Lancaster
Lizzie Doolittle
Dwight Clark
Carolyn
Joshua Clark
Asbury Ridge
Francis White
Athens
Sant White
Nora Arnold
James Arnold
Ivan Hankison
Jack
Sandra
Silas Dunlop
Thomas Mills, Jr
Carol Parton
Nelsonville
R.D
Fred Lanning
Freddie
New Floodwood
Thomas Mills
Olan Carpenter
Carlin
Logan
Wilfred McDonald
Salem
Frank Howson
Barberton
Redecorate Home Logan Exterior Repainted on W Second St
Exterior of the A. F. White residence on W Second Street is being repainted. Some interior decorating has been done there recently as part of renovations.
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Logan
A. F. White
W. Second St
Club Tests Set for August Elimination in 4-H Contest
Logan announces that eliminations for the 4-H Club contest will be on August 14. Winners advance to the state finals. Participating clubs include SPL with Mrs Arlie Brimner and S. Logan. Nelsonville led by Mrs Letha Deer. Gay Robbins with Mrs Margaret Martin. Marion Stitchers led by Mrs Reina Derr. Matinee Stitchers led by Mrs Relph Swartz. Wi-Du-Rite led by Miss Grace Harsh. Pleasant Workers led by Mrs Verna Rhiensheld. Merry Workers led by Mrs Porter Heigle.
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Grace Harsh
Verna Rhiensheld
Porter Heigle
Residence on W Main St Repainted in Logan
The home of Mrs. C. S. Clark on W Main Street in Logan is being repainted.
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LOGAN
Logan C. E. Blackston Off Duty After Illness Attack
Logan C. E. Blackston, a post office employee, remains off duty after an illness episode described as phiebitus. He has been ill for some time according to the report.
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Logan
C. E. Blackston
Post Office
Phiebitus
Hocking Peach Crop Is Good This Year
Logan reports strong prospects for Hocking County peach orchards. Earl Keck, once a schoolteacher here, farms about 225 trees and they are heavily loaded with fruit.
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Hocking
Logan
Hockeing County
Earl Keck
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Nya Sugar Creek
Clifford Courter
Ross Adcock
Bernard Rarick
Dick Tschappat
Mary Lamoree
Frank Fridley
Chicago
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Williamsport
Nantucket Island
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George M. Hedrick
Monticello
Virgil Martin
Mildred Johnson
St. Louis
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William Nitchman
George A. Schacklin
Nitchman
George Burberry
Mr. Burberry
Charles Hansel
Hazel Carroll
Chillicothe
Fred Chambers
Luckey, C
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D. W. Feather
New York City
H. N. Sisson
Charles Zanner
Ray Zanner
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Wayne Frazee
Carl Price
Man
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William H. Kempton
5Th St
Kempton
The
United Brethren
Quick
W. Union St
Athens, O
Quick's
Mary Work McDonald
Alete
Quickspice
Raubers
Conner
Mrs. Azbell
Hemlock
Floyd Knott
Dayton
Autherine McCoy
Congo
Nina Davis
Charles Campbell
James Campbell
Wilbur Maurer
Smithfield
Joseph Phillips
Cassan
Steubenville
Forrest Dennis
Glormn
Pearl Sivaine
Rio Grande
Livaine
Pearl Dennis
Ironpoint
Jack Williams
Bert Rostash
Glen Wheeler
Missouri
East St. Louis
Illinois
Holzer Hospital
Carbondale Social Notes
Union St
Goldberg
Optometrist
Optician
Worstell Bidg
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Rvnp
Blackston Ill
Athe Quick
Sammerweetness
Dorothy Perkin
Cologne
Indies
Zenners
Dors
Witling
Heavy Tune
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Kitty Foyle
Ginger Kogan
Tom, Dick
George Murphy
Alan ' Marshall
Burgess Meredith
Cole Younger
TSMC
Lek Ae AC Wyre
Anits Louise
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