Hocking Soil Tour to Highlight Erosion Control Practices
LOGAN District supervisors led by W. H. Mowery announce a Wednesday tour for local farmers on August 22 to view erosion control practices at four farms along State Route 75 including strip cropping pasture mowing protected woodland and a farm pond site. The visit features OSU agronomist D. R. Dodd and county agent J. R. Smoot. A hailstorm report from Kansas ranchowner George Holt notes an 18000 bushel wheat yield with 6000 bushel barley and a $7000 crop loss prior to harvest.
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Mowrey
John F. Horcher
Horcher
Harry Armstrong
D. R. Dodd
Ohio State University
James PR. Smoot
Dodd
Mr. Smoot
Armstrong Farm
George Holt
Fred
Kansas
Hell
Homer Woods Dies on Trip
Logan reports the sudden death of Homer Woods age 60 who died returning from a trip near Bainbridge. A D T and I Railroad mail clerk for forty years he previously taught in Hocking County. Survived by wife Gertrude Drescher, daughter Mary Alice, son George, and one granddaughter. Burial in Bainbridge Cemetery after 2:30 service by Reverend T F Andrews.
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Gertrude Drescher
Hock
Ing County
Mary
Alice
George
Schnectady
New York
Esther of
Bainbridge
T. F. Andrews
Three Attend 4-H Conservation Camp
Three youths from Hocking County attend the 4-H Ohio Conservation Camp at Camp Ohio near Ulica in Licking County. The ramp began Sunday and runs through Friday. Attendees include Clarence Hahn of Rockbridge Hart Mack Layreville and Lester Nihiser of Enterprise.
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Logan
Hocking County
Camp
Ohio
Ulica
Licking County
Clarence Hahn
Rockbridge
Hart
Mack
Layreville
Lester Nihiser
Enterprise
Royal Arch Masons To Hold Annual Picnic
LOGAN The Logan Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will hold their annual picnic Friday at 6 30 at Rachelmacher Park with the following committee in charge J V Woodard Ed Miller Harry Arnold O Stevenson and Melrose Narbaugh
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Logan
Logan Chapter
The
Royal Arch Masons
Rachelmacher Park
J. V. Woodard
Ed Miller
Harry Arnold
O. Stevenson
Melrose Narbaugh
Logan Riding Club Hosts Ruble Farm Gathering
Logan Riding and Driving Club members gathered Sunday at the Ruble farm home near Nickle Plate for a picnic supper and several hours of riding on the track. The event preceded a planning session for the upcoming Hocking County Fair horse show, with many members and their families attending and new member Helen Funk joining the club.
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LOGAN
Sam Ruble
Nickle Plate
Main St
Ruble Farm
Hocking County Fair
Logan Horse Lovers
Main Street
Adeline Ruble
Jane Shriner
Mary Ann Geiger
Arch Bangert
Ralph Boss
Jay Cole
Billy Glass
Mona Funk
Robert Keynes
Harry Heinlein
Helen Funk
Mae Jackson
David Thorne
Carbon Hill
Herman Ruble
Marianne
Nelsonville
Geraldine Ruble Hofmes
Bexley
Judson Shriner
Robert Brown
Harry Brown
Frank Hughes
Gonna
Anna Cole
W. Todd
Margie Funk
Patty
Karolyn Steele
Roy Funk
Billy
Lester Risch
Jane
Clarence Skinner
Joe Brown
Tommy
Mary
Karen
Shick
Lloyd Heinstein
Evalan Fischer
Jubilee Joy
Rev Lloyd Evans Named Superintendent for Murray City Schools
LOGAN The Reverend Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville has been employed by the Murray City School Board as Superintendent and teacher in the Murray City Schools for the coming term.
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Logan
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Murray City School Board
Murray City
Births Lead Deaths in Last Month in Logan-Hacking County
Logan-Hacking County reports July births and deaths with 14 births and three deaths outside Logan, and 10 births with five deaths in the city area. Named parents include Buskirk, Pinkstock, Stump, Lehman, Swackhamer, Ebert, Anderson, Gessells, Teel, Lowery, Prater, Huffines, Jinks, with Logan city births to Carpenter Schultz Patton Wine Holloway and Shannon. Delayed registrations note a Pitman daughter.
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Logan—Hacking
Logan
Hocking
Arthur Buskirk
Lloyd R. Pinkstock
Merle Stump
Clarence Lehman
Merle G. Swackhamer
Clarence W. Ebert
Earl E. Carpenter
Carl W. Schultz
Felix W. Patton
Howard J. Wine
Eugene Holloway
Albert Shannon
Oscar L. Lewis
Desmer W. Bownes
Hugh Howdyshell
Dennie Carr
Truman E. Pitman
Service Men From Hocking Return Home on Leave
Earl Giler arrives in Logan from Italy after eight months overseas. He will take a 30 day furlough with family before returning to Camp Carson for further training with the 4 mountain troops. James Beachout and Cpl Jack Beabout visit with father Merrill Beabout in Abilene. Pfc Robert Miller back from Italy on 30 day furlough with mother Mrs Rose Miller. Ernesto Mowery arrives from Vallejo for eight day leave with parents. Jack Kinser to arrive in Logan after two years in the South Pacific. Pvt William Achauer in Haydenville for a 30 day furlough with mother and sister following service in Germany. Pvt Charles Moore wounded in action arrives from Czechoslovakia for 80 day furlough with mother.
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Pfe
Earl Giler
Logan
Italy
W. Main St
Camp Carson
Colo
T H James Beachout
Cpl
Jack Beabout
Merrill
Beabout
Abilene
Texas
James Beabout
Hill St
Robert Miller
Rose Miller
East St
F-lr
Ernesto
Mowery
Vallego
Calif
Tta
W. H. Mowery
Jack Kinser
Dallas Kinser
South Pacific
San Francisco
William Achauer
Gertrude Achauer
Haydenville
Jean
Pvt
Achauer
Germany
Pic
Charles Moore
Czechoslovakia
Marie Moore
Library inventory shows 11800 books in Logan
Logan City librarian Evaline Fisher reports the Public Library has about 11800 books on shelves and in circulation. She notes yearly reading totals around 96000 and that 5000 to 6000 titles circulate at any time, with over half worn out or discarded since the library’s start over four decades ago.
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Logan
Tom Armstrongs Move To Mathias Property
LOGAN Coach and Mrs. Tom Armstrong and their two children will move Wednesday from West Hunter Street to the Mathias property on Mound Street. Armstrong will begin his second year as coach at Logan High School in September and has served as pool manager during the summer.
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Logan
Tom Armstrong
West Hunter St
Mathias
Mound Street
Armstrong
Logan High School
Judge Motter to Speak at Kiwanis Dinner Meeting
Logan reports Judge E C Motter of McArthur will headline the Kiwanis dinner program Tuesday. Motter, former Federal legal adviser to the Indian Territory, is a friend of the late Wal Rogers. Parachute Bigger and Mrs Fred Hildebrandt announce the birth of an eight and one half pound boy Saturday in a Norfolk hospital. Grandparents are Charles Hildebrandt of Logan and Mrs Martha Rheinefecheld. Rockbridge story hour postponed last week due to V J day, Miss Janette Wharton will lead next Wednesday with Logan and Rockbridge children. Open at 10 a.m.
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Logan
Fred Wildebrandt
Norfolk Vel
Norfolk Hospital
Hildebrandt
Delores Rheinehheld
Charles Hildebrandt
Martha Rheine Fecheld
Norfolk
Rockbridge
Special Glouster CSO Holds Friday Meeting
Glouster CSO met Friday after hours to approve several actions. The treasury showed 70.69 dollars. Honor Roll committee was authorized to resize the board to fit more names. Agnes Clark named Finance Committee chair to plan fund-raising. The group discussed aiding veterans via records from Trimble Township and mailing guidance to families. Contributions were noted and next meetings set for September.
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Glouster
C.S.O
Thomas Williams
Tom Hemsley
Lewis Clark
Charles Walton
GC. A Bingman
Wanda McAllister
Agnes Clark
C.S.0
American Legion
C. 5
Trimble Township
Legion
Frank
McCann Post American Legion
Shuster
Louise Zimmer
Mike Thompson
Class Is Entertained at Loyal Women’s Meeting
Mrs Ola Eddy and Mrs Sophia Nagle hosted the Loyal Women's Class gathering in Church of Christ social rooms. Eleven members and three guests attended. Mrs Weltha Williams led the business session with Scripture by Mrs Clara Hartley and devotions by Mrs C B Tig Net. A brief program followed with Sally Eddy and Sheila Eddy performing solos, readings by Hartley and Nedra Eddy. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for September 21.
Glouster Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Grant Wallace mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary at 48 Main Street Glouster. Married in Chauncey August 20 1885 they lived in Jacksonville and Chauncey before settling in Glouster where they have resided for 58 years. Mr Wallace worked in coal mines including Ming No 266. Both longtime Church of Christ members.
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Glouster
Main Street
Grant Wallace
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Main St
Wallace
Ming No
Hollister
Mrs. Wallace
Church of Christ
Funeral for Mrs Viola Sands Held in Trimble
Out of town mourners gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Viola Sands in Trimble. Relatives traveled from Greensburg, Zanesville, Camp Atterbury, Columbus, Athens, Glouster, Crooksville and Jackson to pay respects, with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating and a choral trio led by Charles Bradfield and Mrs. Helen Courtney.
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Glouster
Viola Sands
Trimble
Alden Sands
Danny
Logan
Norman Sands
Paul
John
Patsy
Greensburg
J. W. Sands
Bessie Lehman
Harold Lehman
Carol Ann
Bernina
Clouston
Jerry Speelman
Guy Pitcock
Zanesville
Paul Sands
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Kenneth Sawyer
Sylvia Huffman
Columbus
Charles Boldcraft
William Lee
Janie
Theresa Heiser
Athens
William Heiser
Jacksonville
Frank Heckman
John Wyatt
Peebles
Ida Lantz
Austin Nelson
Frank Savage
Georgia Wright
Eileen Savage
Earl Crain
Crooksville
Eva Anson
Toledo
Fred Chadwick
Poston
Frank Chadwick
Helen Chadwick
Eddie
Aden Chadwell
Hugh Chadwell
Charles Chadwell
Philo
Henry
Exenkamper
Nick Heiser
Peter Moziarz, Jr
Charles Skivers
Nelsonville
Jackson
Chauncey
M. M. Bryson
Gilbert Courtney
Charles Bradfield
Helen Courtney
Christine Brown
Former Glouster residents visit in Crooksville
Mrs Charlies Garrett and daughter Helen Crooks ville and Mrs Garretts sister from Newark called at Mrs Jane Donaldson’s home here Wednesday. The Garretts formerly lived in Glouster and ran a restaurant at the bridge where the Munden grocery store stands now before moving to Crooksville.
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Glouster
Charlies Garrett
Helen
Crooks- Ville
Garrett
Newark
Jane Donaldson
Garretts
the Bridge
Munden
Crooksville
Nelsonville Shoe Plant Cuts Army Contract Output
Nelsonville’s William Brooks Shoe Co plant sharply reduced Army contract work as World War II demand shifts. Most existing orders for combat boots and service shoes are canceled, with production of in process orders to be completed. A pending October to December service shoe contract may still be filled, depending on future developments and material access. The plant, employing about 225 people, previously relied on 85 percent of capacity for Army needs and now plans to allocate roughly half to civilian merchandise if materials permit.
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Nelsonville
William Brooks Shoe Co
Pearl Harbor
Nelsonville Social Notes in wartime union meeting
Nelsonville W C T U held at Mrs Ed Howards Riverside Dr gathering. News of Japan surrender altered the tone to praise and prayer with Mrs Sam Starkey presiding. Meetings included charity actions and a talk on The Devil's Tithe by Clinton N Howard.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ed Howard
Riverside Dr
Sam Starkey
Thos. Spencer
Clinton N. Howard
W.c.t.u
Loyal Workers Class to Meet at Methodid Church Tuesday
The Loyal Workers Class of the Methodid Church in Nelsonville will meet Tuesday evening at seven o'clock at the church. Hostesses are Mrs. Ed Howard and Mrs. Esther North. Mrs. Mary Figgins to lead devotions and Mrs. Agnes eee to lead the program. Members are asked to bring sales tax stamps.
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The
Methodist Church
Mary Figgins
Agnes Woodard
Esther North
Fay Howard
Nelsonville
Loyal Workers Class
Methodid Church
Ed Howard
Agnes Eee
Mrs. Mason Dies Today in Nelsonville Area
Rebecca Ellen Swingle Mason, 79, of Lancaster, longtime Murray City and Nelsonville resident, died at home. Her body was taken to Stout Funeral Home for viewing. Funeral arrangements are pending. She is survived by her husband and by nieces and nephews.
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Nelsonville
Rebecca Ellen Swingle Mason
Wild of
Wilford Mason
Lincoln Ave
Lancaster
Murray City
Stout Funeral Home
Tuesday NELSONVITLE WBA Meeting In Spray Hall
There is a WBA meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7 30 in Spray Hall with a light nonalcoholic lunch provided.
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Nelsonvitle
W.B.A
Spray
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