Association Secretary Will Speak at Eastern Deanery Meeting
Logan Miss Adelaide Fox president of the St Johns Council of Women announces the third quarterly meeting of the Eastern Deanery National Catholic Council of Women to be held in Logan August 25 starting at 4 pm Hosts will be St Johns Council members Speakers include Rev John C Stanton secretary of the Ohio Catholic Welfare Association Very Rev Herman J Mattingly editor of the Columbus Register and Mrs Daniel Sterling diocesan secretary for social action The meeting will be at the Logan High School auditorium with dinner at 5 pm in St Johns School Hall A film will follow Benediction in the school auditorium.
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Logan
Adelaide Fox
St Johns
Logan Eigh
St Jonns
Blessed
Rauch Promoted to Technician Third Grade at Fort Sill
Logan area service briefs report John Edward Rauch son of Dr and Mrs C F Rauch has been promoted to technician third grade at Fort Sill Oklahoma where he is stationed He has served in the Army since March 23 1945 and is listed among honorable discharges announced by the selective service board Also noted are T-3 Charles Vincent Boch Logan Route 4 July 31 re enlisting in ERC and Plc Denver Quention Wolfe New Plumouth Route 1 August 2 both discharged from Fort Meade Maryland
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Logan
John Edward
Jack) Rauch
C F Rauch
Fort Sill
Oklo
Rauch
Selective Service Board
Charles Vincent Boch
Denver Quention Wolfe
New Plmouth
Fort George G Meade
Hocking Man Charged With Assault and Battery
Leslie Thomas of Rockbridge was arraigned in Frank St Clair's Court on assault and battery charges after an arrest by Sheriff Floyd Duffy. Thomas fined 10 dollars plus costs and jailed if unpaid. Jake Lehman of Logan was arraigned on insufficient pounds when apprehended by state patrol. paid 10 dollars and costs. Olive Neibling seeks appeal after a 252 40 dollar judgment in a case before Frank St Clair.
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Logan
Leslie Thomas
Rock~ Bridge
Frank St. Clair
Sherdick Conkle
Rockbridge
Floyd Duffy
Thomas
Jake Lehman
Frank St Clair
Prares
Lancaster State Patrol
Logan Area Births and Notices Include Multiple Local Adoptions
Logan area reports births and hospital admissions from Hocking Valley Hospital. A son weighing seven pounds born Tuesday evening to Mr and Mrs Richard Alberrs of Union Furnace. A daughter weighing seven pounds four ounces born Tuesday evening to Mr and Mrs Ray Chute of Logan Route 3. Various individuals admitted for minor surgery, burns, injuries, or medical care, including Mezitta Chine and Edith Ann Rizer, with names and hometowns listed. A marriage license issued August 5 in Probate Court to Lincoln Washington Houseworth and Margery Ellen Leonard, both glass workers, married by Justice Frank St. Clair in Lancaster.
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Logan
Richard Alberrs
Union Furnace
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charles. Holdren
Alberry
Ray Chute
Route 3
Charles Paugh, Glouster
Velma Vorhees
Nelsonville
Mezitta Chine
Edith Ann Rizer
Douglas Rizer
Louis
Patty Lash
W. H. Lash
Lois Thompson
C Wy. Thompson
Barker Hayes
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan notes cover a Presbyterian church picnic at the Campbell cottage with 20 members and 10 guests, plus several local residents attending dinners, visits, and weekend trips. Highlights include house guests, guests from Columbus, and a wiener roast at Rachelmacher Park among Logan and Grove City residents.
New Yorkers Visit Logan Family Guests in Town
New Yorkers Mr and Mrs Hank Miller and family Hank Jr and Sally of New York were recent guests of Logan relatives including Mr and Mrs J B Waldron Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitimer and Mr and Mrs Arls Hales in Logan.
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Logan
Hank Miller
Hank Jr
Sally
New York
J. B Waldron
Clarence Whitimer
Arls Hales
Matinee Stitchers Meet at Kachelmacher Park
Logan reports the Matinee Stitchers 4-H Club gathered Friday afternoon at Kachelmacher Park. Attending were guest Verna Riddle and several leaders and members including Mary Ann Beoughar Roberta Mohler Ruth Summers Dolores Lemon Katy Green Phyllus Schorr Betty Wright Mary Ann Mauk Mary M Myers Barbara Mauk Bonnie Fox Janice Sater Wilma Rheinscheid Coetta Judy Martha Ann Keck Lois Edwards Patty Swarts Donna Struble.
Wright Enters Insurance Business From School Post
Logan firm announces Wright resigns as South Bloomingville superintendent to devote full time to insurance. Fred W Good named superintendent of South Bloomingville. Samuel H. Dillon confirms. Marion Local Board also hires Mrs M Brown to teach grades five and six at the August meeting.
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Logan
Fried Wright
Washington Ave
Nelsonville
South Bloomingville
Wright
Murray City
Fred W Good
Scpt
Samuel H. Dillon
Marion Local Board of Education
M Brown
Meyer Named To Commission
Logan-Harley Meyer secretary of the Logan Chamber of Commerce and Hocking County prosecutor was appointed to survey federal and state legislative needs for small business in the area. Senator C Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville, chair of the Ohio Small Business Commission, made the appointment. The commission will receive the survey report at its August 22 session.
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Logan
Harley Meyer
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Hocking County
Ohio Small Business Commission
Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Ang
Ohio
Logan party tours Skyline Drive and Knoxville guests
Mr and Mrs Aris Hiles and son Hubert and Mr and Mrs Gordon Christian of Columm bus have returned from a vacation trip via Skyline Drive in Virginia to Knoxville Tennessee where they visited Mrs Hiles sister and daughter Mrs C G Ambrister and Mrs Glenn Buhrmaster. Logan Minnie Lowie Bowen and Gladys Webb left for a ten day vacation to Lisbon NH and will visit Miss Ann Bowen teaching music at White Mountain Camp.
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Howard E Kirk
James Rutgers
Laura Fischer
Cimemnatu
Dorothy Smith
A. A. Smith
Karl Schmitter, Jr
Warner Ave
J. W. Coleman
Grove City
Schmitter
Gerry
Ruth Aurand
Grant Hospital
Logan
Neal Dillon
Carbon Hill
Samuel H Dillon
Rachelmacher Park
Arlene Cart
Katherine Kessler
Janet Sweazy
Richard Warner
Thomas Wieland
John Parry
Art Gasser
Mr Gasser
Andrew A Gasser
Ralph Gasser
Huntingburg
Sherman Richards
Carol Ann
Gloria Jean
Hackensack
H M Richards
Hocking Ave
Richards
Precious Correll
Twin Oaks
Clear Fork
Georgia Thornton
Harris Weidner
Columbus
Five To Take Preinduction Test in August
LOGAN The local Selective Service Board announced registrants to take preinduction physicals in August. Names include Robert Smith, Warren. Lawrence Evans, Logan. Billy Alfred Roberts, Logan. El don Wade Brown, Haydenville. Charles Edward Proctor, 193 East St, Logan. route addresses given.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Alenye
Logan-Hocking 1946 receipts rise over last year
Logan Hocking County treasurer Ralph Moorehead released figures showing receipts to August 3, 1946 totaling 66 349 dollars up from 43 328 dollars for the comparable period in 1945 Monthly receipts rose from 1 552 on August 4 1945 to 1 865 on August 3 1946 a difference of 313 37.
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Logan
Hocking Country
Ralph, Moorehead
M. Moorehead
Holzer Hospital admits and discharges listed in Gallipolis
The Holzer Hospital roster shows Tuesday admissions for Dr. John Philson Racine and others, Monday admissions for Mrs. Greenlee and several residents, plus discharges including Mrs. Verne Cole and infant, and a birth announced near Gallopolis Ferry for Diana Kay Morrow aged new baby daughter. Hardwoods in Nigeria used for boardwalks including mahogany planks covering mudholes.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
John Philson
Racine
Lawrence Spriegel
J. W. Coleman
Point Pleasant
Raul Beloff
Washington, D. C
Year Lane
E.R. King
Robert Greenlee
Andy Vance
John Pendleton
Fadcliff
H. A. Barber
Robert Scarrette
Box
Wellston
A. K. Harper
G. W. Holback
Dan Jones
McArthur
Paul Sayre
William Holzer
Robert Scarlette
Verne Cole
Eugene Walton
Edward Hakes
Truman Jenkins
Nigeria
Africa
Miles Epling Troop Wins First in Inspections
Gallipolis scout Miles Epling led his troop to first place in five inspections at the Huntington encampment, noted as one of the youngest troop directors present. The report highlights West Africa’s 20 million inhabitants as the era’s largest British possession after India.
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Gallipolis
Huntington
Miles Epling
Great Britain
India
West
Africa
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Zemo
S. Mulberry St. Tel
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Hocking
Alfred Campbell
BIS
Lancaster
Harrington
The
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Krieg
White Cross Hospital
R. A Henderson
Helen Rochester
James Campbell
Peggy
Alice Townsley
Florence Conner
Fred Keller
Lucy Nill
Marcus Kerr
Georganna Parker
Harry Bell
Florence Bart
Rudolph Brandt
Carl Brown
Joe Brown
Paul Dollison
Arthur Dellmatch
Ruth Heft
Merle Karshner
Willard Lyke
John McHicom
Jessie McManigal
Kerwood Martin
Jay Nimon
Seth Sloan
Fanny Spears Mass Hester Lee
White
Harry Smith
R. S Townsley
Campbell
Celus
Bayons
Meyer
Felec Logan
Common Pleas Court
Rosella Snyder
Cleveland
Clyde Snyder
Willoughby
Nature
Carter
Wlliamson Furnaces
Williamson Heater Company
Wiliamson
Williamson
Eli Graber
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Athens
Logan Home Furnishing Co
West Main Street
Carolyn Brady
Coalton
Holzer Fos Cepital
Alimans
South Court Street
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