Logan Post Hosts Hocking Legion Meeting Tuesday
Arrangements are complete for the Hocking County American Legion meeting at the Logan Post rooms Tuesday night. Commander Otto Sharp of McArthur will give the principal address with Holly Rogers of Glouster possibly on the program. District Commander Sharp will discuss organization problems and report on Legion aid to the war effort. Frank Judy, county commander, says Murray City will send at least 15 delegates. Laurelville post may also be represented. The gathering mirrors last year’s event celebrating full membership quota by November 11. Lunch will follow, served by the Logan Post committee led by George F. Brown.
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Logan
Hocking County
American Legion
Otto Sharp
McArthur
Holly Rogers
Glouster
Sharp
Legion
Frank Judy
Murray City
Laurelville
Logan Post
George F. Brown
Hocking Will Supply Many Evergreens
Logan Hocking countians plan to supply a large number of Christmas trees for local use and for Lancaster Columbus and other cities. Cutting has progressed near Rockbridge since mid last month. F P Dupler and assistants expect about 3000 trees ready by Christmas. Incoming trees arrive weekly in Logan for local use. A group of young men organized to help supply trees, sourced from western county farmers. On Sunday a truck load of evergreens passed through the city.
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Logan
Hocking
Lancaster
Columbus
Rockbridge
F. P. Dupler
Farmers To Meet At Union Furnace
A 6:45 pm Wednesday meeting at Union Furnace called by Ralph Rheinscheld aims to finalize arrangements for the farmers institute. The gathering precedes the regular Parent Teacher Association meeting. Rheinscheld, president of the institute, named committees earlier and they are refining details. In Logan, Mr and Mrs George Schwenke report a letter from their son Lieutenant Ray Schwenke stationed at New River North Carolina after serving in Cuba.
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Logan
Ralph Rheinscheld
Union Furnace
Farmers’ Institute
Parent-Teacher Association
Rheinscheld
George Schwenke
Ray Schwenke
New River
North Carolina
Cuba
Try Lower's Prescription Cough Syrup for Coughs and Breathing
A Marion Ohio family remedy long sold as a reliable household aid for coughs chest colds and breathing difficulties. It offers prompt relief for asthma bronchial ailments and shortness of breath with mucus and phlegm issues.
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Marion
Ohio
Druggist sold bottles under fair trade pricing
Prices uniform in all stores at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars per bottle. Manufactured by C. Lower, chemist, Marion Ohio under standardization rules of the fair trade practice law.
Hocking County Selective Service to Draft 25 Men on Jan 7
Logan Ohio The Hocking County Selective Service Board announced the next call for service will be January 7 with 25 selectees needed to fill the county quota. Board members said this call nearly exhausts Class 1A men who have passed physical exams.
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Logan
Hocking County Selective Service Board
Chillicothe Boy Bowls 635 Series in Logan
Logan shows Shines defeats Chillicothe Dr Pepper 2723 to 2493 as 14 year old Fred Bald earns a 635 three game set with 225 in first two games. Earl Roberts leads visitors with 235 in his second game.
Rockbridge Boy Sells 180 Dozen Eggs From 162 Hens
Otto Shaw, son of Paul and spouse near Rockbridge, maintains a high egg yield this fall. In November he sold 180 dozen eggs from 162 White Leghorn hens, with the family keeping the rest for personal use.
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Logan
Otto Shaw
Paul Shaw
Rockbridge
Logan Chapter OES installs officers and lists committees
Venus Chapter OES installs officers with new matron Mrs. Evelyn Salts announcing committee appointments for the year. The lists cover Music Flower Sick Examining Auditing Instruction Kitchen Dining room Shut-in groups. Additional notes mention Jonas Morris from Patterson Field visiting and town social events and visits by residents from Newark Columbus and Kent.
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Willard Lyke
Margaret Webb
Juanita Nimon
Rolland Bright
Mattie Allen
Ruth Rees
Mary Woodard
Nellie Webb
Edna Moore
Alice Ralston
Lola Roberts
William Petty
Mary Adcock
Gertrude Schempp
Gladys Webb
Irma Evans
Mary Chute
Ruby Lehman
Frieda Matheny
Stella Barker
Gertrude Waldron
Grace Brown
Florence Myers
Pearl Leonard
Chute
Evans
Mae Jacoby
Kirk Named Chairman of Logan Civil Defense Council
Logan mayor Dallas Kinser named H. E. Kirk as executive director in charge of the Civilian Defense Council. Kirk, principal of a junior high, will chair a meeting at City Hall to appoint leaders for defense divisions. Weltner will become council chairman after the new year, with the full committee reported to the Ohio State Defense Council.
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Logan
H. E. Kirk
Dallas Kinser
Civilian Defense Council
Kinser
Kirk
City Hall
Denzil Weltner
R. R. Loomis
Weltner
Defense Council
Ohio State Defense Council
Damage Suit Filed in Court Over Route 33 Fatality
Logansport? Actually Hocking County records show Dr. S. Matheny as administrator of Fannie Sparks estate filed for $15,000 in common pleas court. Defendant is Charles Lehman whose car struck and killed Sparks near Nelsonville on October 25. Sparks was wife of Albert Sparks and mother of four. suit filed for husband and children.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
R. L. James Attends County Legion Meeting
R L James of Logan accompanied District Commander Otto Sharp of McArthur to Crooksville for Perry County Legionnaires county wide meeting. Sharp gave the principal address as district officers plan to visit each county and possibly all 29 posts to aid local officers.
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Logan
R. L. James
American Legion
Otto Sharp
McArthur
Crooksville
Perry County Legionnaires
Sharp
Holiday Tree Erected by Auditor Fitzgerald Staff
Staff in the office of Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald have erected decorated and lit a small holiday tree in their work area signaling seasonal observance.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Christmas Party for Maude Cook Circle at Harsh Home
Mrs. Carl Harsh and Mrs. John R. Pierce hosted a Maude Cook Circle Christmas meeting at Fountain Street Saturday afternoon. Eugenia Weinrich led with a Christmas prayer, carols were sung, and members recited Bible verses. Mildred Buskirk and Mary Lou Abell read Christmas poems. a gift exchange followed along with games.
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Carl Harsh
John R. Pierce
Maude Cook Circle
Harsh
Fountain St
Eugenia Weinrich
Christ
Mildred Buskirk
Mary Lou Abell
Pierce
Robert Harsh
Jody Ogg
Sally Bassett
Betty Jo Ies
Norma Jean Hanna
Marilyn Garverick
Norma Jean Starcher
Bonny Hall
Gallia USO Funds Help Build Recreation Units
W. W. Sigler Gallia county USO chairman reports about 168 recreation units set up in military posts and camps with more in prospect. The county raised about $1000 for the fund and another drive is planned for June 1942.
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Gallia Uso
Gallipolis
W. W. Sigler
United Service Organizations
Purchases Buildings in Gallipolis by Thomas E. Agee
Thomas E. Agee, running a farm implement business at Second and Spruce Streets, has bought the two brick buildings from the Commercial & Savings Bank. He plans extensive changes including reducing one of the four stories to a single story.
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Gallipolis
Thomas E. Agee
Second and
Spruce Sts
Commercial & Savings Bank
Hocking County Basketball Teams Scheduled This Week
Hocking County league games cap the week with four Friday matches and two on Saturday. Union Furnace hosts Laurelville in a test of two of the league’s three undefeated clubs, with Gibisonville the other. After holiday layoff, play resumes January 9.
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Logan—Hocking
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Rockbridge
Prize Offered for Best Decorated Home in Logan
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity will award a prize for the best decorated residence in Logan. Sterling B. Smith is named chairman of the committee. Details will be announced soon. The fraternity has offered decorations awards for several years.
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Logan
Phi Sigma Chi
Sterling B. Smith
WPA Works On Market Street Project
WPA workers on Market Street lift sections of the roadway to clean bricks and widen curbs. Service Director Loomis may purchase 75 000 to 100 000 new bricks to complete the improvement.
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WPA
Market Street
Logan
South Market St
R R. Loomis
Rockbridge Farmers Plan 1942 Institute
Farmers of Rockbridge plan to hold an institute again next year with officers elected to organize the program. Pearl Starner is president, C H Mathias vice president, Jack Jones secretary, Mrs Mildred Dupler hostess, and executive committee members Elmer Risch Mrs A F Risch and William Hahn.
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Rockbridge
Pearl Starner
C. H. Mathias
Jack Jones
Mildred Dupler
Elmer Risch
A. F. Risch
William Hahn
Agricultural Inspector Checks Apple Supply in Hocking County
State agriculture inspector visited western Hocking County last week to inspect surplus apples intended for sale to government buyers via the surplus commodities corporation. A grower stored surplus apples outside his usual facilities and sought inspection. New York City opened 15 bicycle tracks to reduce street congestion.
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Logan
Department of Agriculture
Hocking County
Surplus Commodities Corporation
New York City
Funeral for Frank Thompson in Green Township pastor says
Frank Thompson 39 of Logan Route 3 died Saturday at University Hospital Columbus after long illness. Survived by son James Gore. mother Mrs William Thompson Green Township. siblings Roy Thompson Pearl Linton Thompson. Father died this year. Services at Fellowship United Brethren Church near Maysville with Rev R J Niphiser. burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Frank Thompson
University Hospital
Columbus
James
Gore
William Thompson
Green Township
Roy Thompson
Pearl Linton
Thompson
Fellowship United Brethren Church
Maysville
R. J. Nihiser
Smith Chapel
Forestry Demonstration Planned in Hocking
Plans for a reforestation demonstration plot on the M M Mc Inturf farm near Rockbridge along U S Route 33. The site will be visible to the public and an application has been filed through the Extension Service Office.
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LOGAN
M. M. Mc.Inturf
Rockbridge
Extension Service Office
Condition of Ivan Moorehead Is Improved
Logan News reports Ivan Moorehead of this city is making a satisfactory recovery after a hernia operation in Columbus. Moorehead, a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway employee, worked out of Columbus but maintains his home here.
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Logan
Columbus
Ivan Moorehead
Moorehead
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Henry Rheinscheld Sells Eggs At Record Price
Logan records show Hocking County poultrymen produced 1058 dozen eggs in November. Henry Rheinscheid posted the highest November average at 41.2 cents per dozen due to grading quality, topping October rates.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Extension Service Office
Henry Rheinscheid
Springfield Youth Among 9 Wounded in Hawaii Clash
Logan reports Paul Bowsher of Springfield wounded in last Sunday's fighting in Hawaii. Bowsher, a long serving aviation corps member, was one of nine injured in the incident.
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Springfield
Hawaii
Logan
Edgar Delong
Laurelville
Paul Bowsher
Bowsher
Aviation Corps
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