Hocking James Mills Arrested on Draft Evasion Charges
James Oliver Mills, 31, of Ash Cave, was captured at his parents home by Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Columbus deputies. He faces federal court in Columbus for draft dodging after failing to register with the Hocking County Selective Service and being delinquent since February 25, 1941. Mills will be arraigned before Judge Me G Underwood. two other Hocking County men are also delinquent, with one in federal prison for a relocation-related violation and another held in Franklin County Jail awaiting arraignment.
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Ash Cave
Hocking County
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Merle F. Dupler
Rockbridge
Alva Seifert
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Hefnlr
Franklin County
Armitta Ingmire Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Armitta J. Ingmire will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at United Brethren Church Logan. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include four sons Walter Graysville TJ Charles Mt. Pleasant Mick and Fred and Dwight Sandusky. A brother Charles Buckingham Union Furnace also survives.
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United Brethren Church
Armitta J. Ingmire
George Ingmire
Harold Westenbarger
E. B. White
Oak Grove
Leonard Funeral Service
Ingmire
Columbus
Walter
Graysville
Charles
Mt. Pleasant
Mick
Fred
Dwight
Sandusky
Charles Buckingham
Union Furnace
Mrs Lee Summoned to Florida by Tragedy
Mrs. John Lee of Logan flew to Orlando Florida after learning her son in law First Lieut Clark Miller died in a plane mishap on Saturday. Miller was Delores Lee's husband and had recently joined the Army Air Corps after graduating from Miami University. Details of the accident were not available.
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John Lee
Orlando
Fla
Clark Miller
Delores Lee
U. S. Army Air Corps
Miami University
Extension agent Smoot to discuss grain storage on WHKC
Logan James R. Smoot, a county extension agent, will give a 15 minute talk on the Farm Hour Program over Columbus Radio Station WHKC on August 29. The topic is unannounced, though it was indicated it will deal with grain storage.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Columbus
WHKC
Peach crop peak to come late August in Hocking County
County agent James R Smoot said the Hocking County peach crop will peak between August 27 and September 3 with yields below normal but good quality Elbertas Shippers Big Red South Haven and Hale Haven are being picked now Warehouse stocks of dried fruits are reserved for the armed forces and canned peach supplies will be smaller this year Growers should protect peaches from brown rot with wettable sulphur flotation sulphur paste or dry sulphur
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James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Elbertas
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Hale Haven
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Youth Pleads Guilty To Larceny Charge
Eugene Bailey 18 Logan pled guilty to petit larceny for stealing and selling a pig owned by his brother Harvey Bailey near Rockbridge. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and given 30 days in Hocking County jail, suspended on good behavior, arraigned before Magistrate Frank St. Clair. Sheriff Floyd Duffy said Bailey was arrested for the offense.
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Hocking County
Frank St. Clair
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Harvey Bailey
Rockbridge
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Pleads Guilty in Magistrate Court for DWI
Arthur Hankison of Nelsonville Route 2 faced a magistrate after a Sunday arrest when his car crashed through a guard rail on U S Route 33 near Haydenville. He pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined $100 plus costs by Magistrate Frank St Clair.
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Arthur Hankison
Nelsonville
Frank St. Clair
Floyd Duffy
U. S. Route 33
Haydenville
Logan Koontz Enlists in Army From Hocking County
Louis Fleming Koontz of Enterprise volunteers for U S Army according to Hocking County Selective Service Board members. He will undergo preliminary screening and be included in the county's next contingent.
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U. S. Army
Hocking County
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Rabid Red Fox Reported in Washington Township Farm
Dr. H G Southard, county health commissioner, announced Monday that a red fox head from George Wells farm in Washington Township tested positive for rabies. The animal was killed Saturday after sightings near chicken yards at the Wells farm.
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H. G. Southard
George Wells
Washington Township
State Department of Health
Wells Farm
Craftsmen Invited to Southeast Ohio Exhibit in Athens
Extension agent Smoot announced that Logan and Hocking County craftspeople are invited to participate in an October exhibit in Athens featuring crafts materials typical of Southeast Ohio. The exact date will be announced soon and interested participants should contact the county extension office for entry arrangements.
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James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Ohio
Athens
Smoot
Kneece arraigned on two counts assault and battery
Ray Kneece of Salt Creek Township pleads innocent to two counts of assault and battery and destruction of property after grand jury indictment. He is held on $200 bond on each count. Prosecutor Pauline Huston says Kneece threw a rock through a car window owned by Robert Shaffer, who filed destruction of property charges.
Mansfield Rites To Be Held Thursday
Logan funeral services are planned for Miss Jessie Mansfield arriving from Santa Monica California. The services will be at Woodard Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. She was a daughter of the late Dr William D Mansfield formerly of Athens who once practiced in Logan. No immediate survivors.
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Santa Monica
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Woodard Funeral Home
Mansfield
Oak Grove
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Athens
Perkins Addresses Rotarians About Counterfeit Detection
Logan Roswell banker Perkins spoke at the Rotary Club meeting Monday at the White House. He outlined methods to detect counterfeit money and illustrated his lecture with several films.
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Roswell Perkins
Rotary
White House
Perkins
Robert Adcock Fined for DUI by Mayor Denzil
Logan records show Robert Adcock Jr. arraigned before Mayor Denzil on a driving while under the influence charge. He pled guilty and was fined $100 plus costs, with driving privileges suspended pending further action.
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Denzil
Logan
Robert Adcock, Jr
Hospital Notes Update From Cherrington Hospital
Mrs William Green is improving after an emergency operation on Saturday at Cherring ton Hospital. Mrs Everett Covert of Nelsonville was discharged Sunday after a major operation two weeks ago. Robert Lehman of Nelsonville was dismissed Monday after a major surgical operation several days ago.
Birth Announcement for Boals Daughter
Mr and Mrs Alfred Boals of the Dicken Addition announce the birth of a daughter at their home Su.
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Alfred Boals
Dicken
Long Bottom News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Long Bottom notes show Mrs. J. B. Shumaker plans to leave for Rochester after hosting Detroit guests. Dr. Jay B. Shumaker visiting from Detroit, Miss Humphrie reviews first aid kits, and 11 members attend Junior Aid. Plans for the Sept. 6 homecoming underway with about 100 at serenade.
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Rochester
Jay B. Shumaker
Detroit
The Stars Say For Wednesday August 26
The astrological column notes unforeseen upsets and obstacles on this day yet urges a steadfast sense of duty and fair play to overcome them. Birthday implications warn of frustration and sudden changes, but patience and tact can yield gratification and a just, worthy role amid trials.
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Eagles Reported Near Ruff Farm in Marion Township
Two large birds seen on Clyde Ruff farm in Marion Township are believed to be eagles. Family members say the birds are much larger than turkey buzzards with a four foot wingspan and have been sighted several times near the Ruff home.
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Clyde Ruff
Marion Township
Ruff
Civilian Defense Auxiliary Police Banquet Held
Auxiliary Police members gathered for a banquet Monday evening at the former American Legion headquarters on Main Street. Police Chief Lew Reynolds presided and the event overlapped with the group’s regular meeting. Committee members Nellis Smith and Harry Standiford led the banquet planning.
Logan Brief Social Notes
Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bond included Earl N Campbell R M Henry Ernest D Edgar James A Bond and Mickey L Brown Columbus Also Donald Brunton and Charles Bond recently inducted into the U S Army are stationed at Jefferson Barracks Mo and Camp Grant Ill respectively
Myer engagement announced in West Logan
Ruth Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs John Myers West Logan to Harry Stephenson son of Mr and Mrs Ira Stephenson Logan announced. No wedding date set. Ruth employed at Anchor Hocking Glass Corp Lancaster plant while Harry works at Blosser's Restaurant.
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Ira Stephenson
Logan
Lancaster
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
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Blosser’s
Hostesses Planned for W S C S Meeting at First Methodist
Mrs. George Hengst's circle will host the W S C S of the First Methodist Church when the group meets Tuesday at the church. A program of entertainment follows the business session. All are invited to attend.
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George Hengst
First Methodist Church
Logan Dance Night Delayed Start At Coun try Club
Members are urged to attend a Saturday dance at the Hocking Hills Country Club with a 10 PM start to accommodate workers. Music will be by recordings. Logan personals note Harold Nixon of Columbus returned home after visiting Logan, Pvt James Foxx on furlough from Camp Lee, Virginia, visits relatives, and Mrs George Blake of New Lexington spent the weekend with her parents in Logan.
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Logan
Harold Nixon
Columbus
James Foxx
Camp Lee
Virginia
George Blake
New Lexington
Dan Roberts
Hocking County Tax Revenue Up Week Over Week
Sales tax collections in Hocking County for the week ending Saturday totaled 1222.27 dollars, per Treasurer Robert N. White. The figure shows a gain over the prior week's 1045.60 dollars.
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Logan
Hocking County
Robert N. White
Focking County
White
Unemployment Benefits Fall in Athens Area in July
Unemployment payments in the Athens area dropped 11.2 percent in July from June, totaling 27 492.00 versus 30 974.91. Nationally, Ohio total benefits reached 1 099 102, down nearly 10 percent from June, while local new claims numbered 188. The average weekly benefit in the district was 12.64 with 540 recipients, and Ohio’s weekly state total was 21 694.
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Athens
Thomas A. Wood
Bureau of Unemployment
Hocking
Vinton
Meigs
Ohio
Jayne
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