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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1945
Page
13
Logan city council met in a special session Tuesday to consider a one mill tax levy for street lighting. A special resolution was passed urging voters to authorize the levy and the board of elections was instructed. Last year the levy failed to carry.
Rev. Robert E. Glazer of St. Matthew Lutheran Church Sugar Grove spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the White House on soil conservation. The agricultural committee arranged details with James Ray Smoot as chairman and included county soil conservationists W. H. Mowery Ralph Dresher Forest O. Wolfe Paul Shaw Russell Berry Pearl Fogle Lancaster district superintendent and H. H. Lafferty local soil conservationist. 4-H Hampshire hog project participants were Dickie Ogle Robert Berry Jerry Brooks Robert Helber and Roy Crawford. Next meeting will feature a surprise program with Henry Dague chairing.
Pvt Merle F Hart 24 of South Bloomingville died in action June 14 1945 on Okinawa He enlisted August 17 1944 from Lancaster worked at Hocking Anchor Glass Company native of Hocking County trained at Camp Bowie Texas and served in Saipan before Okinawa He is survived by his wife Kathryn Bettinger his parents four children one sister and eight brothers
Petty Officer Paul R. Goss arrived in Logan on Tuesday afternoon from Browns Field San Diego for a three day leave. He will stay with Mr and Mrs James Hutchison and Miss Shirley Hutchison on West Main Street and visit his parents in St Clairsville before reporting back to his base. Seaman Goss was flying to report to his base. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker arrived at Port Columbus Tuesday on the second plane to land. Pfc Bob Robb arrived Monday for a 14 day furlough with his parents on Henrietta Avenue. He will report to Kerns Field Utah after the furlough.
Miss Mary Alice Brown married Sgt Floyd D Rheinscheid at St John’s Church parsonage in Logan with 31 guests. Rev Father John Eyerman officiated. maid of honor Roseann Brown and best man William Achauer. They plan a reception at the bride’s home and a future move to 496 East Second Street after a brief East trip.
A Logan Probate Court license issued Tuesday to James Hatfield 21 Army son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hatfield Nelsonville Route 1 and Katherine Nelson 21 home daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Nelson Nelsonville Route 1 led to their marriage by Justice of the Peace Frank St Clair. Another license was issued to Charles Gortney 21 garbage collector Logan Route 1 and Ina Louise Green 26 home daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Green Logan.
Logan Jury Commission, Dan Langley, Murray City, and Nelson De Long of Laurelville met in the Clerk of Courts office Tuesday and drew 200 new names for the jury wheel.
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