Nominating Committee Is Chosen
Logan American Legion Auxiliary members and families gathered for an annual picnic at Rachelmacher Park. Mrs. Walter Huffman led a brief meeting after supper as the nominating committee was named: Mrs. Charles Struble, Mrs. Imma Powers, and Mrs. Marie Rochester.
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LOGAN
American Legion Auxiliary
Rachelmacher Park
Walter Huffman
Charles Struble
Imma Powers
Marie Rochester
Buckeye Bars
Richard Hall
Jack Robinette
Auxiliary
Legion
Logan Post
Barton Holl
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Harry Thomas
Lawrence Adcock
Mary Jo Adcock
Ora Yaw
McKinley
Rochester
Logan Man Clarence Montgomery Dies in Columbus Hospital
Clarence Montgomery 52 of Logan died at 6 30 p m Wednesday at Grant Hospital Columbus after two weeks treatment He worked at Logan Clay Products Co and had been ill for months Survived by wife Esther Bartholomew brother Charles Toledo half sister Ora Davis Logan and half brothers Carlos and Carl Montgomery Logan He was a son of Mr and Mrs John Montgomery Logan Funeral services are planned by Leonard funeral home
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Logan
Clarence Montgomery
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Logan Clay Products Co
Montgomery
Esther Bartholomew
Charles
Toledo
Ora Davis
Carlos Montgomery
Carl Montgomery
John Montgomery
The
Leonard Funeral Home
Sales Tax Receipts Gain in Logan County Figures
Hocking County treasurer Ralph Moorehead reports week ending August 10, 1946 sales tax receipts at 2548.48, up 1006.70 from 1945. Year totals show 441,870.57 for 1945 and 68,897.74 for 1946, with an overall rise of 24,027.17 compared to last year.
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Logan
Ralph Moorehead
Hocking County
Moorehead
Two Teachers Named To Laurelville Posts
Logan reports two teachers were named to Laurelville elementary grades after a board meeting Monday evening. Samuel H. Dillon county superintendent announced the appointments of Louise Trocchia and Zola Chilcote to fill the positions.
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Logan
Laurelville
Samuel H. Dillon
Louise Trocchia
Zola Chilcote
Marriage License for Watters and Warthman in Probate Court
A marriage license was issued in Probate Court on Wednesday to James Irving Watters a 21 year old decorator son of Mr and Mrs Ing H Watters and Eleanor Jane Warthman 19 a telephone operator daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Warthman of Enterprise The couple joins a growing list of unions in the region as they plan their wedding.
Swengel Attends National Youth Fellowship Training
The Rev. C. W. Swengel of the Methodist Church travels to Clear Lake Iowa this week for a National Youth Fellowship Training Conference. He directs Youth Fellowship in the state and plans to visit his Nebraskan parents during the trip.
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Logan
C. W. Swengel
Methodist Church
Clear Lake
Iowa
Mr. Swengel
Neb
Bodhaen Suarting Siihelet
Harold J
Four Are Arraigned On Traffic Charges
Four arraignments in Mayor Weltner’s court followed arrests by the Lancaster post of the State Highway Patrol. Samp P. Lenz of Lancaster faced reckless driving with $10 and costs, Robert Lee Edwards of Logan faced reckless driving, Saul Galvin of Nelson faced speeding and related charges with $1 and costs, and Furriass faced speeding with $1 and costs.
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Denzil Weltner
Lancaster Post
State Highway Patrol
Samp P. Lenz
Lancaster
Robert Lee Edwards
Reckle
Saul Galvin
Nelson
Sif
Easts
Children And Mother Are Stranded In Logan
A mother and her four children, ages four, seven, and nine, arrived in Logan after their husband disappeared from a theater stop. The family, traveling for a year by selling paper flowers from Long Beach California, found their clothing and belongings in a missing car. Officials said a brother in Nelsonville could not be located. County relief administration arranges return to California.
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Logan
Hoe Relief Administration
Long Beach
Calif
Nelsonville
California
Th County Relief Administration
Logan City
Henry M Huls Rites Friday
Henry Milton Hulls 73 died Tuesday evening at a daughter's home in Columbus after a long illness. Survived by daughter Nora Humphrey and another daughter, two sons Hobart and Clinton, plus three brothers and two sisters. Body at Heginlein funeral home with Berkes service Friday at 2:30 p.m. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Henry Milton Hulls
Nora Humphrey
Highland Ave
Columbus
Charles Pentz
Hobart Huls
Clinton Huls
Pittsburgh
Rrothers
Bigham Huls
iBoys Huls
Rockbridge
L. Huls
Cora Wilbert
Dayton
Heginlein Funeral Home
Berkes
Fairview Cemetery
Walter Starr Dies at Home
Walter Starr a 50 year old World War I veteran died at his Flushing home after months of illness. He worked as a shovel operator and lived with his wife Edith Tucker who survive him along with his parents brothers and a sister. Military rites will be given by Logan Post 78 American Legion with services at Gore United Brethren Church and Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Walter Starr
Flushing
Starr
Gore
Edith Tucker
Logan Post No
American Legion
John Starr
Rolland
Stanley Starr
James Starr
Frank
Toronto
Clifford
Wolfe
Kenneth Evans
Gore United Brethren Church
Logan Post 78
The
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan Area Patients Treated For Work Injuries At Local Clinic
Logan vicinity reports show Roy Ghent treated for a crushed left foot at the National Supply Co. after a workplace accident. Larry Eugene Kornmiller near Logan suffered two lacerations from a drill. Three patients underwent major surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital on Wednesday morning involving Marion Tarp Laurelville Mrs John Monks Nelsonville and Mrs Frank Haas Jackson.
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Roy Ghent
National Supply Co
Larry Eugene Kornmiller
Hocking Valley Lospital
Marion Tarp
Laurelville
John Monks
Nelsonville
Frank Haas
Jackson
Eepert Tamphell Murray
H. Vital
Treat
Harrys Eliott
Tooare
Discharges Listed By Selective Service
Announced by the Selective Service on Wednesday were Elmer W. Sanner from California Fort Meade Maryland and Richard Earl St Logan from Great Lakes TL August. Also listed were Charles St from Shoemaker Calif and others from Laurville Great Lakes and Tom Ba Taneastar from Fort Meads Maryland. The latter two are members of the oval Rese TES.
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Chares St
Fron
Shoemaker
Calif
Tohn
Ba Taneastar
Fort Meads
Well
Hishennett
Laurville
Great Lakes
Tulyia
Richard Earl St
Logan
Oval
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Logan Social Notes and Wolfe Descendants Reunion Announced
Logan social notes record a kitchen shower for Miss Mowery with attendees listed and gifts sent from absent guests. The annual Christopher Wolfe descendants reunion is set for Rachelmacher Park Logan with a 1 p.m. basket dinner and all relatives invited, plus several local visits and social hour refreshments noted across the community.
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Christopher Wolfe
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Youth Fellowship Skating Party at Grotto Rinks
Logan reports the Methodist Youth Fellowship seniors hosting a skating party Tuesday evening at Grotto Rinks with guests including Mrs. M. B. Haney, Mrs. James Young, and Miss Edith Blosser. Attendees listed include Nancy Young, Nancy Perkins, Shirley Brandon, Marilyn Brimner, Joan Spackey, Ann Phillips, Jody Ogg, Joan Heckert, Bill Goodlive, Merton Vancurren, Harold Haas, Bob Parry, Dick Weis, and George Haney.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Grotto
M. B. Haney
James Young
Edith Blosser
Nancy Young
Nancy Perkins
Shirley Brandon
Marilyn Brimner
Joan Spackey
Ann Phillips
Jody Ogg
Joan Heckert
Bill Goodlve
Merton Vancurren
Harold Haas
Bob Parry
Dick Weis
George Haney
Friend Resigns as Chief Clerk at Lecan Ghin Power Co
Logan reports Roger W. Friend resigns after long service as chief clerk at Lecan Ghin Power Co dating from 1924. He will open the Friend Store at 69 E Main St and a formal opening is planned next week. EL D. Forsythe of Crooksville will replace him and plans to move to Logan soon.
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Roger W. Friend
Lecan Ghin Power Co
Friend
E. Main St
EL D. Forsythe
Crooksville
Forsythe
Power Co
Trimble News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Otto Duncan and children spent Friday in Caldwell weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Kasler were Charles Replogle and sons Donald and Bobby Wanda Stump and Mr and Mrs Maynard Sayre Anna Mohring and her son William were in Columbus attending the funeral of Mohring s grandson the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hasmurst Mr and Mrs James Andrews Arline White are spending the week with Andrews mother Mrs Clarence White Dotis Antle is spending the week with her cousin Phylis McDonald in Columbus GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs C M Marker of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday here as guests Mr and Mrs E H Taylor Mr and Mrs Taylor also had as guests Tuesday and Wednesday Mr and Mrs Richard Thistlewaite and Mrs Thistlewaite s sister Lois Roberts all of Palm Beach Fla Herbert and Doris Burson formerly of Glouster but now living in Athens were Wednesday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs P J Stanley Doris will soon begin her third and last year in a nurses training course in White Cross Hospital in Columbus and Herbert who was recently discharged from service will enter Ohio University in September His brother Bobby is still in the service and is stationed in a camp in Virginia Mr and Mrs Michael Byron and their three children Mrs Dayton Wolfe Albany and Mr and Mrs Stanley Wolfe Worthington called Sunday afternoon on Mrs Fannie Gillespie Mrs Ernest Smith and Mr and Mrs Walter Gillespie
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C. M. Marker
Columbus
E. H. Taylor
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White Cross Hospital
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Thrce
Ohio University
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Virginia
Michael Byron
Dayton Wolfe
Albany
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Worthington
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Walter Gillespie
Pension Group Plans Meeting on Saturday in Glouster
Redtown brief notes a pension group from the Aged organization set to hold a meeting in the Glouster mayor's office Saturday at 2 p.m. The update includes local residents visiting relatives in Redtown from Dayton and Detroit and a mention of Africa holding 46 percent of the world's potential water power.
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Pension Group Plans
Africa
Miami Beach Family Visiting Morris Home in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Ray DuLaney and daughter Ruth Ann Carey from Miami Beach Fla arrived in Glouster last Thursday as guests of Mrs E B Morris and will stay several weeks visiting relatives in Glouster Columbus and Dayton Ohio. Mr DuLaney will return to Miami Beach in about a month while Mrs DuLaney and Ruth Ann will remain in Ohio until October 1.
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Ray DuLaney
Ruth Ann Carey
Miami Beach
Fla
Autumn Cold Breaks as Warmth Returns This Week
Glouster reports a brief cold spell with temperatures dropping to 17 degrees at night and 72 during the day then fluctuating to 55 by Monday night. By Wednesday the mercury rose to 78 in the afternoon and forecasted warmer weather Thursday, but farmers urge rain first to help corn and crops mature.
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