Elberfeld Urges Increased War Bond Sales in Logan County
Hocking County trails its $152,500 E Bond quota amid a $73,000 showing, despite a $426,000 Sixth War Loan target. County chairman Bar Elberfeld cites the E Bond as key to wartime finance and urges purchases at banks, post offices, and local stores, with credit by township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Bar Elberfeld
County War Finance
Elberfeld
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Company
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Laruelville
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Murray City
Laurelville
Chakeres
Logan Theater
Benton Township
Neale Kitchen
Falls Gore
J. FE. Harmon
G. Orr
Frank St. Clair
W. Summ
Carbon Hill
S. D
Ben Bailey
Falls
Claude Harsh
Good Hope
Walter Hall
Green Township
Andy Rheinscheid
Haydenville
C. S. Mathen
Laurel Township
W. F Krvin
Wayne Armstrong
Marion
Stanton Palmer
D. Frank Murphy
Perry
Herbert Flannigan
Salt Creek
Nelson Delong
Starr
D. O. Davis
Washington Township
W. H. Mowery
Attend Ohio Welfare Conference in Columbus this week
Logan notes report on welfare conference held in Columbus with Rev. A J Murphy and Hal Griswald outlining priorities for youth, mental health, and aged care. Reports include welfare board members, county visitors, and Red Cross delegates. City schools report War Stamp and Bond sales for November totaling 1,697 55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Columbus
A. J. Murphy
Ment Hygiene
Hal Griswald
Comipes
Pyosram
Seipa
Man
Margaret
Hocking
Obir Melfare Cruforenes
Hawere
Juri
Canals L. Ewing
de Conwin Bal
Ries
Win Phdels Fare
Fava Mek
Florence Bort
Nit Ta En Nendents
Ewald
Lezan City
Hocking County Bond Sale Totals Reported
Logan area report shows Hocking County war bond totals with figures for Gusta and other categories. The report lists amounts sold to date and remaining balance, indicating progress toward bond sale goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Hocking County
Carr Team Holds Lead in Local War Bond Drive
Logan school superintendent George E. Carr leads the Admiral Nimitz team with 12587 in sixth war loan sales, surpassing the 12000 quota. The General Patton team under Hugh Hooper is close behind at 10656.25. Nine ten man teams were formed for neighborhood solicitation with equal quotas, and other totals include Mitscher 2118.75 Eisenhower 3162.50 Vandegrift 768.75 Halsey 4888.75 Bradley 1962.50 Spruance 2856.25 MacArthur 1175.00. Credit depends on turned in order copies and charts track progress at the Logan Victory Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Admiral Nimitz
George E. Carr
County Sixth War
Patton
Hugh Hooper
Admiral Mitscher
W. Densil Weltner
Gen. Eisenhower
Howard Ralston
Gen. Vandegrift
Harry H. Wright
Admiral Halsey
T. Lyke
General Bradley
Joe Brown
Admiral Spruance
Ross Adcock
General MacArthur
Howard Kirk
Logan Victory Center
Buchtel Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Life
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Hayden were held at Buchtel M B Church with Rev Courtney officiating. Community members and auxiliary groups attended. Also noted were family updates, hospital statuses, visits, and holiday greetings among Buchtel residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Ware
Newark
Curt Smathers
Dee Wade
William Judson
Haydenville
Amiss Shirley Shivers
Columbus
Olney Whitmore
James Whitmore
Fort Knox
Tra Whitmore
Alma McDonald
New York City
Geneva Moore
Kent
William McConnell Jr
Whitmore
Creenhouses
Fisi Bookman
Wayn Linning
Bot Bookman
Wilfred Sheets
Margaret Smathers
Tetsendile
Alys
Lawrence Smathers
Wht Smathers
Ralph Vandykke
Wellsbore
Harry Martin
Grace Hankerson
Forest Smathers
Ole Soper
Murrar Cis
Con Simday
Bert. Smathers
Baehtet
Rand
Ralph Wright
Vehters
William My Lael Tucker
Nelsnoeville
D. EB. Beokmin
Mary Hay Fen
Virgil Russell
Brehtel
Charles E. Tusetto
Teviouch
Syracuse
N.Y
Miest Py
Charles E. Russell
Po Russell
Paul K. Ma
John Drake
Aity
Dee Geanther
von Ritten
Willard Worden
Logan Social Notes and Community Club Reports
Logan notes cover church group meetings at Presbyterian Church and various clubs. Activities include devotions and a Christmas reading by Miss Jessie McManigal, a gift exchange for home mission workers in Hocking Valley, and social games at Win Or Lose Club hosted by Mrs Russell Montgomery. Also reported are Sorority plans, farewell dinner for Aviation Cadet Jack Moorehead, East End Needle Club gathering, Kiwanis officer attendance in Columbus, and WSCS jitney dinner at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Jessie McManigal
Henry van Dyke
Harry Bell
Hocking Valley
Merle Karshner
John McBroom
Cecil Jones
Paul Collis
Russell Montgomery
Bowen Sr
Melrose Harbaugh
S. EB. Miller
W.G. Bowen
John Connors
Isabella Hyson
William Lehman
Howard White
Carl Judy
Edgar Paul
Phil Tschappat
Elmer Tschappat
M. H. Cherrington
Ralph Moorehead
Hunter St
Jack Moorehead
San Antonio
Texas
George Stallsmith
Johnnie
Bob Nelson
Tom Tignor
Blanche Moorehead
Nelsonville
Moorehead
Logan
Howard Ralston
Lew Riggs
Sanwel Dillon
Columbus
Kiwanis
William Clapp
Ohio Kiwanis District
The
Elks
Chef Ralston
Margrette Hudson
Tommy
Minnie Moore
Hudson
WSCS
Methodist Church
C. F. Rauch
Court ‘Park
Florence Bort
Farm and Merchants Bank
Starr
Dr. Books
Leslie Beal Woodville
Leona Lanning
North Walnut Street
Ohio Powerees
P.m
C. O. Gibson
George Bateman
Moore
William
Williams
John Hartley
Claudis Chapel
Athens
Cecil Copeland
Stewart
Jack Wilson
Chesterhill
Esther
Adda Phillips
Henrietta Glazier
Hattie Inman
Julia White
Miss White
Evelyn Linscott Peuring
Pauline Heit
Clarice Gaston
Mary Herron
Eva Benedum
Dorothy Cole
Barbara White
Gale White
Louise Linscott
George Fleming
Roy Dupler
Anaee Ae
Amesville School Honor Roll Is Announced
Amesville and Ames Bern Schools publish second grading period honor rolls with many pupils named across grades one through twelve. Notables include Dean Antle, James Clark, Norma Walton, Roger Wolfe, Joyce J. Bruce, Kermit Croston, and Vern Wolfe among others. Community updates note a car fund drive, Prince of Peace contest in Chauncey, and local club activities at the Masonic Hall and Esther class events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Ames-Bern
Dean Antle
James Clark
Victor’ ‘Hill
William McGlaughlin
Jackie
Lee Sedwick
Larry Snyder
Ralph ‘Talbert
Donald Wageoner
James Wolfe
John Wolfe
Peggy Jo Eliott
Mary Ann Linscott
Dessier Nichols
Delores Sweet
Diane Hamilton
Shirley Potter
Patty Armstrong
Paul Hanson
Billy Jones
Shirley Ann Bryson
Lois Crosson
Jo Hines
Richard Clark
Jack Sayer
Rosemary Butcher
Jeanette Calentine
Patsy Glass
Vivian Stobart
Arthur Tucker
Barbara Woolley
Norma Keirns
Barbara Ann Talbert
June Saye
Marilyn Minner
Willa Jean Marlow
Jene LaFoliette
Darren Kasler
Allen Snyder
Billy Ledago
Harold Brows Mona Sue Tryon
Geraldine Nagie
Ardeth Boudinot
Nancy Burns
Max Hallowell
Alene la
Follette
Janet Linscott
Delores ‘Quinn
Don Stobart
Nila Stobart
Roger Wolfe
Peggy Ash
Craft
Keith Hanson
Charles Jones
Agnes Whitesel
Norma Walton
Myrtle van Dyke
Vivian Smith
Virginia North
Mary Moore
Glenna McGrew
Rita la! Follette
Wanda Hines
Jeraldin Hamilton
Velma Croston
Jimmy Justice
Betty Gehst
Anna Mae Brown
Joyce J. Bruce
Virginia Butcher
Eleta Mayle
Leona Zarley
Kermit Croston
Vern Wolfe
Thomas FE. Clark
Prince of Peace
Chauncey
Christian Church
Robert Cunningham
Curand Linscott
Jeraldine Hamilton
Mary Lee Thompson
Riley
Thompson
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Masonic Hall
Senior High Honor Roll Is Announced At Logan High
Logan Senior High announces honor roll with sophomores leading at 20.16 percent, followed by 17.9 percent schoolwide. Listings include named students from Sophomores, Seniors, and Juniors achieving averages EB or better and no grade below C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hanna
Norma Jean
Inboden
Lois
Paljmer
Betty
Proctor
Regina
Ruble
Adaline
Warner
Bob
Wells
Don
Young
Nancy
Beery
Bonnie
Eberst
Marcia
Frantz
Mary
Jim
Jacoby
Marilyn
Krieg
Joe
Leach
Jean
Soliday
Stanley
Weinrich
Eugenia
Wolfe
Carpenter
Max
Fox
Jack
Geiger
Mary Ann
Holl
Lott
Irene
Ogg
Joan
Sheets
Artabella
Flood
Tone
Konkler
Gertrude
King
Stallsmith
Hummel
Emma
Judy
Lehman
Louise
Mowery
Glenn
Risch
Ruth
Walker
Clarence
Lucille
Foreman
Catherine
Gleason
Norma
Green
Jenette
Ned
Prather
Jean Ann
Smith
Daisy
Blum
Shirley
Bowers
Harbie
Violet
Logan sergeants urge purchase of war bonds in Sixth Watt Drive
In a South Pacific broadcast Sergeant John H. Glass and Staff Sergeant John Hoskins from Logan urged buying war bonds. Both belong to the 37th Division and work as clerks in a front line infantry post office. They recalled growing up and serving together in Logan and two battles together while noting their plans to use bonds to start civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
South Pacific
John H. Glass
John Hoskins
Glass
Henry Glass
Hosking
Nannie B. Wonn
Gloss
Jacob Keller
Hoskins
Merrit Wenn, Jr
Ralph Drescher
Hockings County
Yontz Funeral Held From Family Home
Funeral services were conducted from the family residence for Charles Edward Yontz aged 4 who died Friday. Honorary pallbearers included Elmer Harsh Em merson Poston John G Collins Har stevenson Leonard Weaver J D Love Walter Sluts and Klomer G iansel. Active pallbearers were Harold Saxton James Smoot KR B Perkins Claude Hammon Lester Risch and Ray Reinhard. Burial followed in Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster by Leonard Funeral Directors with several out of town attendees listed from Lancaster and surrounding areas.
Radio Range Team Posted Near Logan Station Detachment
LOGAN near the Carl Risch farm hosts a three man Army Airways Communications detachment led by Sgt Tony Owsiany with Staff Sgt Clifford Kimball and Pvt William Riggs. The 24 hour station, part of the 103 Radio Army Airways Communications System, operates on three shifts to keep the beam in tuning order. All three men share Logan residences and come from Michigan and Oklahoma, with duties emphasizing mission readiness and practice flight guidance over the area. Also reported Logan police recover a stolen bicycle belonging to Billie Beaver, a Chakers Theater messenger, found after theft on Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl Risch
Tony Owsiany
Clifford Kimball
William Riggs
Owsiany
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kimball
Vicksburg
South Pacific
Michigan
Riggs
Reno
Oklo
Millar Tauriet Verme FE
Afgin St. Holme
Billie Beaver
Mulberry St
Chakers Theater
Lew Reynolds
Attendance Figures Filed for Seniors at Logan High
Logan Senior High documents six weeks of attendance and enrollment figures. Top attendance goes to Mr Rutgers in Room 36A with 96.14 percent while Miss Hamilton in Room 31 records 94.89 and Miss Lowry in Room 23 94.49 percent. Enrollment shows no-absence rates led by Miss Gosling and Rock in Room 36GR at 45.45 percent, followed by Miss Acker in Room 30 at 45 percent and Mr Haas in Room 31 at 43.7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Senior High School
Rutgers
Miss Hamilton
Miss Lowry
Gosling
Rock Hold
Miss Acker
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Athens Messenger
Athens Elberfeld
Ohio Conference On
Carr
Buchtel
Sis v
Dorothy Crockard
Ernest H. Goldman
USCG
Lynn
Mass
Bombay
Logan—Harrington
Presbyterian Church
Francis Myers
Hester Lee White
Arthur Dellmatch
Dessie Hanna
Seth Sloan
Sigma Phi Gamma
Mary Lehman
Margene McWilliams
Millie Walsh
Gloria Summers
Mary Ann Moorehead
Betty Pritchard
Pauline Mowery
Margre Price
Dorothy Conkle
Garnet Sheets
Rite Green
Irma Hamilton
Granville
California
Anna Marie Shorr
Mary Collison
Margie Price
Fanchion Cooley
Earl Thompson
Hayes Pritchard
Ruth Green
Harold Brown
John Shaw
Thomas Walsh
Amos Ellinger
East End
Needle Club
Charles Acenold
Charles Bright
Russell Poling
aArthur Spruce
Owen Linscott
Edgar Keirns
Grant Hospital
Kathleen Webster
Myron McGrew
John Sheffield
Sheffield
Ruth McGrew
Glen Ganes
Yontz
Stuart
Scuart
Mr. Haas
Lenners
Mrs. Ray
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