Widow Sarah Kreig Dies in Logan Household
Widow Sarah Kreig aged about 38 from Murray City died Saturday at 1 466 Bowen Street after a brief illness. She is survived by seven brothers and one sister, with a large number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 pm at United Kon Church, conducted by Rev A Ni er, burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Sarah Kreig
Sarah Wilson
Kreig
Bowen St
Murray City
Logan
Daugh
Wilson
William
Columbus
Johns
United Kon Church
A. Nier
Greenlawn
Nelle
Whorton to Lead Story Hour at Logan Library
Jannette Whorton, a Rockbridge schools teacher, will direct the final season story hour at the Public Library on Wednesday at 10 30 AM. She will bring Rockbridge children to join Logan enthusiasts in the event.
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LOGAN
Jannette Whorton
Rockbridge
Miss Whorton
Local court marks observance amid withdrawn divorces
IAN-Alva C Black and Mi lack Laurelville named joint administrators of Lulu Mae Black de af Salt Creek Township. County Commissioners note courthouse observance before 10 o clock a.m. offices open late. if 1 am offices close for day. Divorces granted morning to Pauline Robey and Chester Roby court actions list extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty with costs assessed against defendant.
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Ian
Alva C. Black
Milack
Laurelville
Lulu Mae Black
Deaf Salt Creek Township
Pauline
Roy Thompson
Pauline Robey
Roby
Henry Roby
Chester
Glenna
After fire, Sports Hall Tavern to reopen soon
Two weeks after a costly blaze at the Sports Hall Tavern, management reports progress toward reopening. The front has been redecorated and the kitchen repaired, with rebuilding of the business to begin immediately. Meats will not be served during the interim.
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Sportsrill
Accident on Front Street in Logan injures none
Logan city police reported an early Sunday collision at the Front Street corner near Culver involving a car driven by Paul Syeks and another vehicle driven by H Ringhiser of En. both cars were damaged but occupants were not injured.
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Logan City Police
Ccat
Paul Syeks
Grove Calliden
Ty H . Ringhiser
Front Iver
Sis Syeks
Culver
Front Street
Nians Festival To Be Held Tuesday Night At Hills Club
N Paul Bennington announces a village festival to be held Tuesday evening at 6 50 pm at Hills Country Club. Families are asked to bring a wee item for the event featuring horseshoes, bridge, and dance. Prizes will be awarded for several activities and will be presented by Mrs Bennington and local hosts.
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Paul Bennington
Fuir
Hills Country Club
Clud Horseshoes Bridge
Dandball
Bennington
James Rax Smoot
Henry Dague
Withur Lanning
Stanle
Baber
Hacking Hills Country Club
Lew Riggs
Newell Grooms
Marty Beil
Lew Graham
Newett Grooms
John Hammon
Samarff
R. B. Perkins
Anthony Toerner
Mass Mary Elien Fauble
Im Bob Kine
R G. Southard
Moss Adcock
Harry Bell
Jesse Erasure
Virgil Martin
Leroy Cankie
Fyder
Martin
C. T Grattidge
Laurelville
William Brooks
Ton Sheffield
Nelsonville
William Clapp
Phi Paine
Melrose Harbaugh
Pastor conducts Sunday services at Enterprise church
Rev DS Mls of the United Brethren Church led services at the Kline Memorial in Enterprise. The article notes attendance and ongoing revival efforts, with mentions of Bethany and local residents.
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DS Mls
United Brethren Church
Kline
Enterprise
Wilson
Truck Crash Near Walnut Ave Stalls Traffic
Police investigate a truck wreck near North Walnut Street Saturday morning. Clair of Route 75 reported the incident as his vehicle failed to stop at a light, causing the collision.
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Sol
Ton
N. Walnut
Clair
Route 75
Haydenville hires teacher for coming year
Logan Samuel H. Dillon, county superintendent of schools, announced that Mrs. Margaret Hes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Matheny of Haydenville, has been hired to teach in Haydenville schools for the coming year. A separate item notes a car accident on Route 75 near Nelsonville and a box supper planned by the local Youth Group on Monday August 13 at 8:30 p.m. Transportation will be arranged by Nettie Barker.
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Logan
Samuel H. _ Dillon
County
Margaret Hes
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Rt. 75
Logan — Hocking County
J.keer
Nelsonvile
Jday
Robey Car
Helen Funk
Nettie Barker
Methodist Church
Ann Clark
West Main Street
Gertrude Stevenson
Warren Bright
Arthur Green
God
E. L. Ashford
Lund
Memmers
RR. Lanning
Margaret Cook
3. G. Cole
Lavon Goodlve
Craig Adair
Helen Rush
Hazel Williams
R. B. Hansel
Co. D. Notestone
Bertha Oberle
Thomas Coyle Dies After 76 Years in Logan
Thomas Coyle 76 died after living with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green of 115 Gallagher Ave Logan since March. He worked as express agent for the C&O Railroad. Survived by three sisters in Zanesville and one sister in Marietta. Funeral services were held today in Zanesville after hospital care at Mt. Carmel and Good Samaritan Hospitals.
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Logan
Charles Green
Gallagher Ave
Thomas Coyle
C.& O. Railroad
Mr. Coyle
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Good Samantan Hospital
Zanesville
Ray Miller
Pacific
Pilot
Marietta
Camp Atterbury
Coyle
St.'Ind
John’s Catholic Church
Seventeenth Annual Geiger Family Reunion Held At Lyke Home
Logan reports the seventeenth annual Geiger family reunion at the Sherman Lyke home on North Street with a basket dinner. Attendees include Grant Warner, Brent Geiger, C. H. Farrar, and many relatives from Lancaster, Bremen, and Athene. Military updates note Cpl. Lloyd Heinlein arriving at Camp Kilmer after 14 months in England, and S-Sgt. Ray Dollison on a 10-day furlough. Three soldiers receive honorable discharges: Willard Paul Thomas, Donald Emerson Barron, and Lewis Paul Harrison, with brief service details. Pvt. Jack Rauch arrives from Fort Bragg en route to Fort Sill.
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Union Furnace
Grant Warner
Brent Geiger
C. H. Farrar
Gilead
John James
Geo. Geiger
Larry
Harold Geiger
Marylin
Alen
James
Lancaster
John Garrison
William Wagner
Cassie Miller
Bremen
Edith Miller
Athens
Harry Heinlein
Cpl
Lloyd Heinlein
Camp Kilmer
New Jersey
Heinlein
England
Carol Ann
Greely
Colorado
Logan
Pvt
Lowell Inboden
Mrs
Andy Inboden
Route 4
Ray Dollison
Paul Dollison
North St
Donald F. Graham
New York
Charles Bumgardener
Chreh St
Boyd Bugardner
Okinawa
Bumgardner
Marvin Lackey
Lackey
Erie
Walter Stiverson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Service Board
Willard Paul Thomas
Camp Atterbury
Eliot
Nelsonville Rfc
Donald Emerson Barron
Indiantown Gap Reservation
Lewis Paul Harrison
Warner Ave
Wakeman Convalescent Hospital
Ind
Jack Rauch
F. Rauch
Fort Brage
Fort Silk
Okla
Many Experts Help At Tar Hollow Camp
Tar Hollow hosts rural ladies and men camps with 28 cabins for five registrants and one counselor each. The event drew 110 women from nine counties and 175 men from the same counties. James R. Smoot led activities with C. C. Lang and a roster of county and state 4-H and education staff, plus specialists in crafts, music, swimming, photography, and forestry instruction.
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Logan—T
Mabel Westerwell
Lancaster
Helen Evans
Logan
Helen Bryder
Pickaway County
Rodney Marhoover
Ross County
Villa Tippie
Athens
Alonzo Marion
Circleville
Russell Borme
Hebron
Boring
R J. Haniason
Margaret Cooper
Greenfield
Paul R. Cummings
Sugar Grove
Marjorie Thayer
Betty ‘Nichols
Malcolin Dollmatsch
Tannie Glenn Stough
Chillicothe
Dessie Haynes
Baltimore
Paul Cummings
Bob Wheaton
Wooster
Izaak Walton League Meet at Camp Hocking
LOGAN The August meeting of the Logan Izaak Walton League is set for Thursday Aug 16 at Camp Hocking with dinner served at 6 20 p m. Nelsonville members lead the event with William Brooks as chairman. Secretary B V Wright signs that the program will be the best ever.
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Logan
Logan Izaak Walton League
Camp Hocking
Nelsonville
William Brooks
B V. Wright
Two Fined by Mayor For Intoxication
Logan Arrainne Sunday marching in Mayor Weliner's Court, drunkenness, disorderly conduct and resisting an officer, was fined $25 and costs. Paul Bell, charged with drunkenness was fined $5 and rests. Both were of Logan, and upon payment of the fines and costs they were released.
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Logan
Arrainne
Weliner
Paul Bell
Car Hits Tree on State Route Near Carbon Hill
Deputies Waldron and Price investigated an accident on State Route 278 near Carbon Hill Sunday morning after Theodore Shannon of Nelsonville Route 1 left the road on a sharp curve blinded by oncoming lights and struck a tree. The driver was uninjured. passenger John Coleman had scratches. Oliver Shannon sustained arm and ear cuts. Mrs Shannon and two children Mable and Leonard were uninjured. Medical aid was secured at their homes.
Picnic Sunday dinner brings Holy Name Society families together
Logan Francis led the Holy Name Society of St Johns Catholic Church in organizing their annual basket dinner at Crystal Springs. Sunday noon events featured games and contests following the meal with assistance from Jake Save and Thomas O'Donnell.
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Logan
Jon Francis
Holy Name Society of the
St Johns Catholic Church
Franws
Jake Save
Thomas O'Donnell
Churches of City Will Hold V J Services
GLOUSTER There is confusion over V J Day celebrations. Most churches will hold a short victory program at 2 30 in the afternoon if the announcement is confirmed before noon, or at 7 30 in the evening if after noon. Pastors agreed each church should conduct its own program.
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Glouster
Nelsonville woman lands typist job at Fisher Aircraft Plant
Norma M. Boyd, a Nelsonville High School graduate, has secured a typist position in the administration building at the Fisher Aircraft Bomber Plant at the Army Air Base in Cleveland. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Malone of 211 Franklin Street Nelsonville and previously worked at Brooks Shoe Factory.
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Nelsonville
Norma M. Boyd
Fisher A
Army Air Base
Cleveand
Boyd
Nelsonville High School
Brooks Shor
Franklin Malone
Franklin St
Logan Social and Club Notes From Logan area socials
Logan notes recount a series of social gatherings across Logan including the Among Ourselves Club dinner at Mrs. George Wonn with a “Favorite Movie Child” program, a Sew-So Club picnic at Rising Park, and various bridge and embroidery group activities. Other items mention illness, surgeries, and visits of local residents to family and friends in nearby towns.
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Howard Ralston
William Hansel
Paul Collison
Roy Crawford
Carl Brown
Rudolph Brandt
Brown
Spears
Logan
Rising Park
Lancaster
Howard Blur
I Wayne Whitcraft
Robbe Walker
Joe Peterson
Paul Hansel
Robert Edwards
Herbert Walker
Jack Myers
Walker
Dinner Tossed to Dog Becomes Life Reclaiming Cure Claim
An ad claims a woman once unable to eat due to gas bloating headaches and constipation recovered after taking ERB-HELP a 12 herb compound. It promises bowel cleansing and improved digestion and urges purchases at Athens Pharmacy and Betis Drug Store in Nelsonville.
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Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betis Drug Store
Nelsonville Man To Help Conduct Sports Clinics
Nelsonville resident Estel Crabtree travels to Chicago to join Harry Geisel and Leroy Parmelee as instructional staff for high school baseball clinics across six states in late August. Two and three day sessions occur in Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, and New York, with Morgantown West Virginia finale on August 31. The program aims to boost school sport interest and is expected to draw more than 1,000 coaches. Crabtree plans to return home around Labor Day.
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Nelsonville
Estel Crabtree
Chicago
Harry Geisel
Leroy Parmelee
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Ilinois
New York
Morgantown
W.va
Crabby
Mayor's Court Busy Saturday
NELSONVILLE Seven arraignments on miscellaneous charges were held in the court of Mayor Miles Howe Saturday. Four more were arraigned Sunday on hone ration complaints. All pleaded guilty. Charged with intoxication at Saturday hearings, all being fined five dollars and costs, were Cobby Pounds Haydenville Elizabeth Harris Haydenville David Tittle Chauncey Gladys Rife Buchtel. The latter also was fined ten dollars and costs when she pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent exposure. Jesse Van Bibber Laurel Run was charged by local police with operating a motor vehicle with in sufficient lights. He was fined ten dollars and costs. Don Evener Nelsonville pleaded guilty to a complaint filed by C. H. Moore Athens fish and game protector charging illegal fishing. He was fined fifteen dollars and costs. Evener had failed to identify his trot line with name tag, the affidavit alleged. Fined five dollars and costs on arraignment Sunday morning on intoxication charges were Guy Edward Pickett Nelsonville Rt. 2 Charles Stanley Carbondale Cecil Tucker Nelsonville and Raymond Mock Logan.
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Nelsonville
Miles Howe
Cobby Pounds
Haydenville
Elizabeth Harris
David Tittle
Chauncey
Gladys Rife
Buchtel
Jesse van Bibber
Laurel Run
Don Evener
C. H. Moore
Athens
Fish and Game Protector
Evener
Guy Edward Pickett
Jobs Home Coming Planned for Sept 2
The Jobs community schedules its annual home coming on Sunday September 2 at Jobs Church with a 9 30 am Sunday School a noon basket picnic and a 2 pm preaching service The event invites former residents to return and reconnect with friends. Nelsonville WBA to meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm with a potluck lunch for all members.
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JOBS
Nelsonville Rainbow Party and Social Notes
Nelsonville notes describe a Rainbow Class candlelight lawn party at Mrs. W. West’s home with a rainbow table scene, a castle replica, flags, and a pre-war ham centerpiece. Nearby, Nelsonville personals mention Francis George Barbara Storick and Kenneth Storick visiting, with Kenneth returning to Atlanta. Guam atomic tests and figures from wartime.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ Sunday School
West
Madison St
Knights of ‘Old
Walter Scott
Belshazzar
Rotary Picnic Tuesday Held Near Logan at Krieg Farm
Nelsonville Rotary Club plans a picnic Tuesday evening at Krieg Farm near Logan. An interesting program has been arranged. The usual meeting at Little House will not be held.
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Nelsonville
T! Krieg
Cook Returns To Civil Life In Nelsonville
S Sgt Ori Cook arrives home after 32 months overseas with the Jolly Rogers Fifth Air Force ground crew. He served in Guadalcanal Southern Philippines Papuan New Guinea Northern Solomons and Bismarck Archipelago earning the Good Conduct Asiatic Pacific Theater and Philippine Liberation ribbons with stars and a Distinguished Unit Citation. He is a Nelsonville native formerly with Ohio Fuel Gas Co Ath.
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Nelsonville
Ori Cook
Rose Cook
Poplar St
Oversoas
Jolly Rogers
Fifth Air Force
Cook
Guadalcanal
Philippines
Papuan
New Guinea
Solomons
Bismarck Archipelago
Th Armed Forces
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Athens
York Service Club to Meet Tonight in Nelsonville
The York Service Club will hold an important meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the American Legion Building. Members are requested to attend.
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Nelsonville
W.B.A
York Service Club
American Legion
Returned Soldier Arrives for Short Leave in Nelsonville
Nels onville M Sgt Charles Godenschwager arrives at his parents home for a one day leave after landing in the United States last Monday from overseas duty. He was stationed in Austria when his outfit transferred to the States.
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Nelsonville
Charles Godenschwager
Thdi
States
George Godenschwager
Austria
Former Nelsonville Resident Michael Green Dies at 74
Michael Green age 74 died this morning at the Frost Ohio home of his nephew Willard Guess. He formerly lived near Nelsonville and leaves brother Lewis Green of Logan along with several nephews and nieces. Body removed to Stout Funeral Home in Nelsonville for calling hours.
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Nelsonville
Michael Green
Willard Guess
Frost
Ohio
Green
Lewis Green
Logan
Stout Funeral
Nel
End of War to Bring Nylon Stockings Again
Washington report states nylon production now serves military needs including parachutes and tow lines for gliders. With war end, military demand will shrink, freeing nylon for women’s hosiery.
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Washington
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Kline Memorial
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Harry Shaw
E. Lee
Friends
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Huntington
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Ohio State University
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Youngstown
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Diana
St. Louis
W. T. Poling
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W. Hunter St
Kenton
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Maude Jones
May Rayner
Pearl Pierce
Logan Rfc
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Gloustter
Miss Pierce
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North Lima
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Ramroad Street
Carl Webb
New Straitsville
Woodard Ambulance
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Nelsonville Social Notes
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Barbara
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Atlanta
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Nagasaki
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