Logan and Hocking County Primaries Set in Light Vote
Elections officials forecast a light primary turnout in Logan and Hocking County with few contested races. Precinct 1-B votes move to Central Grade School. ballots printed for 37 precincts. Key races include Dr. Walter Brehm vs Clarence L. Chute for GOP congress, Harold K. Claypool vs Robert Hastings for Dem nomination, and county posts featuring Brashares Mooney and James Martin Rheinscheid contests.
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Logan
Hocking County
Effie Price
Frank Harden
Board of Elections
Harden
Walter Brehm
Clarence L. Chute
New Lexington
Harold K
Happy) Claypool
Robert W. Hastings
Lancaster
Johnny Ayers
Murray City
House
Josef Brashares
L. P. Mooney
Logan Lumberman
Anthony Cook
Eli Oeffler
James Martin
Andrew Rheinscheid
Martin
Frank St. Clair
Rheinscheid
Green Township
Thelma Keyes
Carl Emmett Blosser
William Bert Sayer
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Sherman Lyke
Health Chief Reports July Activities for Hocking County
Dr. H G Southard, county health commissioner, released July statistics at the health board meeting. Educational efforts included 123 conferences and 301 bulletins. field work covered 18 communicable disease visits, 49 tuberculosis cases, 93 infant and pre school hygiene efforts, and 32 maternity services among others.
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Logan
Hocking
Wasserman
Peters Rites Will Be Held on Wednesday
Funeral services for John Peters 81 will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Logan Nazarene Church. He died shortly before midnight Saturday at his daughter Mrs. Sarah Tolliver’s home in Marion Township after a career as a coal miner. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville. Survivors include wife predeceased, son Joshua Pleasant, daughter Mary Bunthoff Webb Summitt, and two sisters.
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Logan
Logan Nazarene
John Peters
Sarah Tolliver
Marion Township
Peters
Chester Newcombe
Green Lawn
Nelsonville
Leonard Funeral Service
Tolliver
Joshua
Pleasant
Mary Bunthoff
Webb Summitt
Mr. Peters
Logan Youths Set for Columbus Red Bird Camp Tryouts
Logan youths will attend the Columbus Red Bird Camp for aspiring professional baseball players. The five day event runs August 21 to August 25 and features top sandlot players from Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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LOGAN
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
No Deadline Planned for Sugar Ration in Hocking County
Harry L. Smith executive director of the Hocking County rationing program said Columbus papers misreported registration deadlines for fall canning sugar. He urged residents that no dates exist and that sugar can be obtained at any time under the usual regulations, as the local office has been flooded with calls.
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Logan
Columbus
Harry L. Smith
Hocking County
Smith
Tipton First To Get 1942 Hunting Permit
Logan J. D. Tipton of Church Street received the first 1942 43 hunting and trapping license in Hocking County. County clerk Miss Thelma Keyes issued the license. licenses become effective Sept 1 though may be issued earlier.
Bread and milk lead on menu at 4-H camp
James R. Smoot and Mrs. Ruth Bennington report Camp Ross-Hocking hosted a record 282 campers for the Junior-Senior session. At each meal the group consumed about 30 gallons of milk and 40 to 61 loaves of bread, higher than prior years.
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Logan — Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Ruth Bennington
Camp Ross- Hocking
Logan City Schools to Open September 8
Logan City plans to start the new term on September 8. Superintendent George E. Carr says there will be no cuts in faculty or subjects despite lower enrollment. The Logan High School band will practice during school hours this year rather than after school.
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Logan
George E. Carr
Carr
Logan High School
First Car Bought by D. D. Frampton Company
D. D. Frampton Company of Pittsburgh bought the first new automobile of August for use in Ohio. Miss Mildred Blum, deputy clerk of courts, says the vehicle was granted by the Marion County Rationing Board for the company's Ohio district agent.
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Logan
D. D. Frampton Company
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Mildred Blum
Marion County Rationing Board
Logan Police Probe Minor Weekend Car Collision
Logan City police report a minor accident over the weekend involving Ernst Saulters Gore and Paul Robson of Murray City. Robson rear ended Saulters at Mulnerry and Main, causing $5 damage to Robson’s vehicle. Acting Chief Ray Zanner led the investigation.
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Logan—City
Ernst Saulters
Gore
Paul Robson
Murray City
Saulters
Mulnerry
Main Streets
Robson
Ray Zanner
Logan Man Repares Shoes for Alaskan Soldier
Logan Man Repares Shoes at Myers Shoe Repair Shop on Main Street receives a pair sent by Charles Mack from his son, a U S Army member in Alaska. The 4 000 mile journey highlights high Alaska repair costs and concerns about workmanship. A night blooming Cereus at Mrs Katie Sheets yard in Laurelville draws village attention as county reports its first bloom of the year.
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Logan
Myers Shoe
Main St
Charles Mack
Charles
U. S. Army
Alaska
States
Katie Sheets
Laurelville
Eberst Named Pool Manager in Logan
Logan Junior High School PE director Charles Eberst will take over the municipal pool management on August 17, replacing Tom Bender the Logan High athletic coach who soon departs for Shelby Ohio to head the athletic department and coach football. The Benders left Monday for Shelby to begin settling there. Bender plans to scout the football setup and start practice around August 20 or September 1.
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Logan
Charles
Chick) Eberst
Logan Junior High School
Tom Bender
Shelby
Bender
Ohio City
Quiet Weekend in Logan and Hocking County Police Logs
Logan police made two arrests for intoxication over the weekend while Hocking County Sheriff Floyd Duffy reported no incidents. The week end saw a notably calm period with law enforcement reporting no major crimes.
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Logan
Hocking County
Floyd Duffy
Office Report Awaited by Draft Board
Logan Ohio the Hocking County Board of Commissioners awaits federal approval for the site chosen for the Selective Service office headquarters. The Court House auditorium is to be remodeled to house both offices with extra space for questionnaires and data storage.
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LOGAN—The_ Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Selective Service Office
Court House
County Relief Office
Selective Service Division
Second Defeat Drops Mingos From Tourney
Logan Mingos lose 2-0 to Columbus Colts in the Ohio State Semi-Professional Tournament at Lancaster. Errors at crucial moments doom the Mingos after they had reached the semi finals. Bob Nelson allows six hits while the Mingos muster seven.
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LOGAN
Logan Mingos
Columbus Colts
Ohio State
Lancaster
Hillsboro
Mingos
Bob Nelson
Merrill Haney
Wylie
Albert Leonard
Colts
Grange Plans County Bread Baking Contest
Logan reports plans for the Hocking County grange bread baking contest to be held in September with dates announced later. Winners from each grange advance to the county event, then the county winner goes to state contests this fall. Mrs Marion Beery leads the arrangements and Mrs Frank Masure won the Fuing grange contest.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Grange
Marion Beery
Fu- Ing
Frank Masure
Beery
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Thomas A. Jenkins
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