4-H Judging in Hocking County Continues
Logan 4-H judging of girls projects in Hocking County proceeds this week under Miss Mary Ruth Krinn and Mrs. Van Fossan. About 59 projects have been judged so far with judging continuing through Friday. Girls were reminded that final grades on sewing require the model wearing the outfit. they need not wear dresses to judging.
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Logan
Hocking County
Mary Ruth Krinn
Emily Co. van Fossan
van Fossan
Two Men Fined In Mayor's Court
William J. Logan Kaiser of New Plymouth was fined 5 dollars and costs for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate his auto. George McQuade of New Straitsville pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William J. Kaiser
New Plymouth
W. Denzil Weltner
George *. McQuade
New Straitsville
Weltner
4-H sewing and food projects set for Hocking County Fair
Exhibits by 4-H members will be shown in the 4-H building at the Hocking County Fair September 17 to 20 with several chosen for the Ohio State Fair later in August. Remaining judging times list Laurel Stitchers Jr and Sr groups and multiple clubs meeting at various homes and schools through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Stitchers, Jr
Mildred Cavine
Laurel Stitchers
Myrtle Fox
Pleasant
Verna Rheinscheld
Carbon Hill
Hubba Hubba
Mary James
Christina Stufflebean
Earl Hicks
South Logan S.P.S
Rachelmacher Park
Grace Harsh
Lafferty
Union Furnace
C. W. Skinner
Ball announces birth of Suzanne at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Wayne E Ball of Second Street announce the birth of a seven pound daughter named Suzanne born Sunday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Belle Cline of North Walnut Street.
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Logan
Wayne E. Ball
Second St
Suzanne
Hocking Valley Hospital
Belle Cline
N. Walnut St
Welcome Home Party for Local Soldier
Log an Brief Social Notes: a welcome home party at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith near Maxville honors Cpl Carl E Smith recently returned from overseas duty with the U S Army Air Forces in Japan. A noon dinner followed by recreation and a social hour. Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Cohagen Columbus Rev and Mrs George E Smith and sons Richard and Edward Dayton Mr and Mrs Oscar Smith Maxville Mr and Mrs John Lemon Joanne Mohler and Letha Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arthur Smith
Maxville
Cpl
Carl E. Smith
U.S. Army Air Forces
Japan
Charles Cohagen
Columbus
George E. Smith
Richard and
Edward
Dayton
Oscar Smith
John Lemon
Joanne Mohler
Letha Smith
Reunion Dinner At Blasius Home On Market Street
A Sunday reunion dinner followed a family gathering at the Blasius residence 247 N Market St. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Ambrose Washington DC Mr and Mrs Edward Lind Columbus Mr and Mrs Arthur McGovern and children Mack and Kim Columbus Miss Jane Ambrose Detroit a guest for two weeks Frank Blasius Dayton Mrs Mary Taggert Blasius Mr Dayton Schultheis Miss Anne Schultheis Miss Judy Schultheis and the hostesses Miss Mary and Miss Helena Blasius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blasius
Market St
Harry Ambrose
Washington, D.C
Edward Lind
Columbus
Arthur McGovern
Mack
Kim Kevin
Jane Ambrose
Detroit
Frank Blasius
Griffith-Huggins Families Hold 32nd Annual Reunion
Members gathered at Rachelmacher Park Sunday for the 32nd annual Griffith-Huggins reunion. Election of officers followed the basket dinner at noon with Washington Bowers, Sr. named president, Mrs. Melva Griffith vice president, Mrs. Ruby Heyde secretary and Mrs. Grace Poling treasurer as about 50 people from the surrounding area attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith-Huggins
Rachelmacher Park
Washington Bowers, Sr
Melva Griffith
Ruby Heyde
Grace Poling
Reverend Carr Leaves for North Carolina Visit
The Rev. Henry L. Carr of First Presbyterian Church travels Saturday to North Carolina to stay two weeks with his parents at Bergan and a sister in Wilkin. He is joined by local families at regional events and horse shows, including Miss Shriner who placed second in a ladies five gaited class with Ridge view Chief and competed with her pony Flicka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Carr
First Presbyterian Church
North Carolina
Bergan
Wilkin
Judson Shriner
Jayne
Robert Brown
Zanesville
Mason Holloway
Miss Shriner
Ridgeview Chief
Flicka
Clifford Hull
Mary Ann
Columbus
Henry Hohman
Logan
Ann Shriner
W. Second St
James Evans
Tommy
Akron
Charles Mohler
W. Hunter St
Guests in Millfield Chauncey Mr and Mrs Guerra Visit
Mr and Mrs Gabriel Guerra and daughter Ann of Athens recently stayed with Gabriel’s sister Mrs Louise Muzio in Millfield during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield Chauncey
Gabriel Guerra
Ann
Athens
Louise Muzio
Millfield
Increase In Hocking County Sales Tax Receipts
Logan reports sales tax receipts in Hocking County rising in 1946. Treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead shows weekly sales at 2885 dollars with a 336 dollar increase from the prior week. Yearly total through Saturday reaches 91864 dollars, up 22966 from last year’s period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Ralph W. Moorhead
Moorhead
Hocking County Land Transfers Highlight Rural Property Moves
A sequence of land transfers in Hocking County shows multiple parcels changing hands across townships. Transfers include .75 acres in Salt Creek, 195 acres in Marion, and 2.47 acres in Falls, involving various buyers and sellers such as the Weavers, Gosses, Freemans, Reds, and the Richards and Barkers families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Weaver
Minnie Weaver
Earl I. Weaver
Howard Weaver
Salt Creek Township
W. E. Goss
Della Goss
Reese Goss
Logan
John W. Dougherty
Helen T. Dougherty
Russell Freeman
Geraldine Freeman
Falls Township
Minnie E. White
Rose Ties
Pansy Derr
Inlet
Harley Jinks
Goldie Jinks
Ansel Jennings Tisdale
Monabelle Laurie Tisdale
Starr Township
William Cave
James Woodrow Cave
Dorothy V. Cave
Perry Township
Forest Hedge
Ethel Hedge
Leroy Hedge
Casel R. Mason
Tena M. Mason
Arthur R. Kalkosch
Dorothy Kalkosch
Divorce Granted and Alimony Awarded in Pleas Court
Helen Specht was granted a divorce from Wheeler Specht after a hearing before Judge Harley Meyer. The court awarded custody of four minor children and $10 weekly alimony. Edna Ervin filed for divorce from William Ervin alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect and seeks custody, temporary alimony, and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Helen Specht
Wheeler Specht
Harley Meyer
Court of Common Pleas
Edna Ervin
William Ervin
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital noted
Hospital officials report births for several Logan area families including Backus Ball Fisk Karns with weights ranging seven pounds. Admitted patients include Ed Snider and Jessie Klinger while dismissed cases list Siddle Bruse Erbaugh Kovach Sigler Blum Goulding and two infants from Nelsonville Logan and Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Backus
Wayne Ball
Junior Fisk
Nelsonville
Charles Karns
Creola
Ed Snider
New Lexington
Vernon
Scott
Jessie Klinger
William Siddle
Henry Bruse
Buchtel
Samuel E. Erbaugh
Vincent Kovach
Millfield
Roy Sigler
William Blum
Naomi Goulding
Deputy Identifies Body Found Near Railroad Tracks
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Sigrist identified a middle aged man found dead beside New York Central Railroad tracks in Columbus as Leroy Rogers of Blacklick Ohio. The body was discovered last night and Sigrist believes Rogers was struck by a train about two days earlier.
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Columbus
Joseph Sigrist
New York Central Railroad
Leroy Rogers
Blacklick
Ohio
Sigrist
Rogers
Rites Arranged For Mrs Dorothy Krumlauf
Funeral arrangements are set for Dorothy Krumlauf 39 of Newark died Sunday night after delivering her seven day old son Michael David She is survived by her husband Harry M Krumlauf and two sons Thomas Hite and Michael David plus her mother Ida B Poling Services are Thursday at 10 30 a m at 210 Granville Newark with further rites at First Evangelical United Brethren Church Logan at 2 30 p m Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery
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LOGAN
Dorothy Krumlauf
Newark Hospital
Michael David
Krumlauf
Harry M. Krumlauf
The
Newark Advocate
Logan Daily News
Thomas Hite
Ida B. Poling
Newark
Granville St
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Home Council Picnic Set in Hocking County
Logan Rural women invited to the annual picnic and meeting of the Hocking County Home Council at Mrs. C. W. Sinner's home on Union Furnace road August 20. County agent Emily C. Van Fossan announced the event to plan the coming year's home demonstration program with Alice King attending to guide the progressive program and officer elections will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Chauncey Couple Honors Birthday of Leslie Cruikshank
Mrs. Pauline Cruikshank hosted a two course dinner at W. Main St. Chauncey on Sunday for her husband Leslie’s birthday. Guests included Merle Feuerhelm and daughter Cheryl Lynn of Columbus and Luther Cruikshank with Martha Crow Ida McPherson and others from Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pauline Cruikshank
W. Main St
Leslie
Mrs. Josephine Lott Rites Held in Chauncey
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Lott 72 Chauncey resident were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the First Church of Christ Chauncey with Rev. Gil bert Courtney officiating. Burial followed at Green lawn cemetery. Surviving are a son Clyde E Chauncey three sisters Lillian Barrows Iona Sapp Leah Morganthau and a brother Fred Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Josephine Lott
High St
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
Charles S. Bradfield
Green Lawn Cemetery
James Carter
Roger Boling
Mark Fiske
Charles Leffler
Floyd Karns
Alonzo Coe
Mary Kirkendall
Arlene Agin
Bess Nicholson
Jennie Jackson
Elizabeth Harvey
Bess Walters
Chauncey Socials Headline In Athens Weekend Visits
Chauncey residents hosted guests Sunday and weekend visits spread through Millfield Columbus and The Plains. Notable attendance included delegates to a Red Men's Lodge meeting from Athens and trips by Mrs Elsie Walker and daughter Sharon to Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Walter Musgrave
Athens
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Doris Eisenaugle
Wiley
Wonderland
Luther Cruikshank
Jennie Courtney
DeWitt Walker
William Channell
the Plains
Columbus
Red Men’s Lodge
Elsie Walker
Sharon
Toledo
Ambulance Transport Updates from Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs Gladys Holley and her infant Stephen James were moved by Heinlein and Son ambulance from Hocking Valley Hospital to Carbondale yesterday. Mrs Ferne Holley, a patient at Hocking Valley Hospital, was taken home by Heinlein ambulance near Lake Hope on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gladys Holley
Stephen James
Heinlein and Son
Hocking Valley
Ex Residents Return For Series of Visits
James Rathburn of Flint Michigan and his family visited Chauncey relatives in six years period. They toured Mrs. Rathburn’s cousins Mrs. Marinda Cruikshank and Mrs. Jennie Cortney and DeWitt Walker. They also visited kin in Athens Nelsonville Albany and Mason City West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Rathburn
Flint
Mich
Rathburn
Marinda Cruikshank
Jennie Courtney
DeWitt Walker
Athens
Nelsonville
Albany
Mason City
W. Va
Rathburns
Hartley Family Relocates to Mill Street Property
James Hartley moves from the Pincelli building apartment to the Mill Street property recently bought from Mr and Mrs Walter Hartley. The property has undergone extensive improvements. The Walter Hartley family relocated from Chauncey to Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Mill St
Chauncey
James Hartley
Pincelli
Walter Hartley
Lansing
Mich
Needle Club Plans Early Meeting At Millfield Home
Mrs. Bertha Sanders will host the Millfield Needle Club at her residence in Millfield Wednesday night. The gathering is scheduled a week earlier than usual due to the Athens County Fair, as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bertha Sanders
Millfield
Needle Club
Athens County
Marietta Paints Distribution Listings Across Ohio Firms
Marietta paints are distributed by Bardin Bros. Co. of Athens Pomeroy Cement Block Co. of Pomeroy and Plymale Wagner Co. of Gallipolis. The notes list these three firms as suppliers or distributors for the Marietta line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Paints
Bardin Bros. CO
Athens
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy
Plymale-~ Wagner CO
Gallipolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan News
Seras
Logan, Ohio
Tappan
Hocking Hospital
Bye
His
Border Rangers
Rene
Home Council
Chauncey News
Mrs. Lott
Marietta
S. E. Erbaugh
Optometrist
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Lucky Strike
Ki Bret
F. L. Evans
Danville
Virginia
Fred Evans
Mee
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