Logan Hocking Courty Surpasses 750000 War Bond Sales
Logan County reports surpassing its 750000 goal in the Sixth War Loan drive with 613.59 recorded, though late sales may push higher. Murray City School District led, several townships hit quotas, and residential canvass teams under Harley Meyer plus special prospects led to the county total.
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Logan — Hocking Courty
Coll Headquart
Impres
Murray City
Perry Township
Starr Township
Sal
Creek
Logan City
Benton Township
Washington Town
Marion Township
Laurelville
Green Township
Good Hope
Falls Township
Carlton Hill Scool
Laurel Township
Falls-Gore
Haydenville
Logan
Harley Meyer
Forest Weinrich
Nelson Killed in action in France
Logan A second telegram from the War Department states Robert Nelson previously reported missing in action has been killed in France. Mrs Nelson formerly Eleanor Rutherford was notified December 11 of his disappearance. Sergeant and Mrs Nelson have their children. He is the son of Mrs Karl Barnett and has another brother in service in France.
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Logan
War Department
Robert Nelson
Actson
France
Mtrs Nelson
Eleanor Rutherford
Nelson
Karl Barnett
Hocking Service Men Arrive Home on Leave
Military families await returns as aviation mechanic’s mate and others come home from overseas. Clyde Nelson heads to Fort Benning with 15 day furlough as Ralph Nelson recovers in Indiana hospital following injuries in France. Family members in Logan plan to reunite during multiple furloughs and travel from New York and San Francisco.
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Whealier
Arms Air
Daslon
Bert Humphrey
Freisner Aye
Manchester
Columb
Orc Hamilton
Fred Huls
Logan
Chiesga
Whursdac
Sampson
N.Y
Boyd Bumgardner
S-2 c
Charles Bumgardner
San Frana
Tie
Clyde Nelson
Fort Benning
Ervil Nelson
Nelson
Ralph Nelson
France
General Wakeman
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Pvt
Carle
Culp Funeral Is Held Today
George B. Culp aged 93 died Saturday night at the home of his daughter Mrs Pearl Conk after a fall and shock. Survived by son Oris Culp two brothers and three sisters. Born in Pickaway County he lived in Logan for 15 years and farmed. Funeral services held at one o clock with Rev Ceril Marling Jones and burial in Baptist Cemetery Renton Township by Heinlein and Son.
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Logan
George B. Culp
Pearl Conk
Narti St
Jis
Oris Culp
Tewcis
Marietta
Charles
Akron
Malinda Hickman
Toledo
Jesse Campbell
Toronto
Pvt Merlin Rose Missing In Action In Germany
Mr and Mrs Clyde Rose of Fourth Street received a War Department telegram stating their son Pvt Merlin Rose has been missing in action since November 1940 in Germany He is 34 married and the former Miss Thelma Arnold who lives with her parents in Logan RI Also noted are details of his high school graduation and a baby daughter born the day he sailed March 24.
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Clyde Rose
Fourth Street
War Department
Merlin Rose
Germany
Pose
Thelma Arnold
Bert Arnold
Logan
Login High School
Procite Rose
Beverl
Slaine
Horn
Teacher Group Meets Saturday in Home of Mrs Malcnim Shine
A teacher group gathered Saturday at the home of Mrs Malcnim Shine with Mrs Miatiba Reedent and several guests including Miss Faget Wharton assisting. The event featured pine and Christmas candies as decorations and a festive opening remarks by the hostess.
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Logan Delia Kappanima
National Premorats Cenediers Soretly
Fry
Hinchean Saturnas
Malcnim Shine
Tomkoridgr
Faget Wharton
Heetess
Miatiba
Maiti Kirn
Mary Connor Wise Grave
Mise
Mary Ruthboon
Velwa Arasharis
MT Bread Adee
Fragmented OCR Text Notes Localities and People
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and places such as Veet Sundias and Aliss diame, with scattered terms like Rennes Bouter and Meer. The text appears as a jumble of garbled phrases, lacking clear events, dates, or coherent news content.
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Malpelo
Army Discharges Reported for Three
Readable text notes three men receiving army discharges at Cramp Atterin in December. Names include Hare, Mary Pugnt Plo, and William Nelsonville. One man is identified as military police. Details are fragmented but indicate discharge actions dated December 1 from the same source.
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Login Aerortey
Teeta
Army
Cramp
Ser
Lav Hare
Eharan
Mary Pugnt
Willian
Nelsonville
Foyt
Ame
Itary Police
An Ile
Logan Nelsonville Clash Tonight in Varsity Doubleheader
LOGAN-The Logan basketball team will travel to Nelsonville tonight for two varsity games starting at 7. This marks the second league game of the season. The Logan five recently defeated Middleport Yellow Jackets on their home floor by a notable score.
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LOGAN
Lega
Varsit
Logan Five
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Three Sentenced In Probate Court
Three individuals were sentenced in probate court on charges related to delinquency of minor children and neglect. The judge imposed prison terms with varying lengths and suspended portions, while another defendant received a similar sentence. Names listed include Jane Korman and Arthip Morris among others, with unclear additional details in the damaged text.
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Logan
Beedie
Unclear Text Summary of Local Notice
Fragmented OCR reads as a community home event with attendees and names garbled. Key names unclear, locations and dates not identifiable.
Club Meeting Amid Unclear Local Event
An entangled OCR fragment hints at a December parish meeting led by someone named Fran and a club gathering in Lowan. Details on place, date, or agenda are unreadable, but the entry implies a routine clerical or community organization event in a small locale.
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Ghorse
Lowan Parorhial
Tunal i Rp
Jey
Fran
Logan Social Notes Christmas Club Meeting At Godfrey Home
Logan Garden Club held a Christmas program with a covered dish dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Godfrey home. Mrs. Carl Starsh presided as Eleanor Durr delivered a reading, clever Christmas contests followed, with many members present. Loomis to host in January. Franklin Kerr Guild met at the Presbyterian Church with a six o'clock dinner and Christmas program featuring readings, carols, and a girl exchange. Catholic Youth Organization gathered at Mrs. Haley's home for Christmas carols, games, and contests with Anita Geiger as the sponsor. Additional society items cover Julia Charme and various members, with detailed attendees and activities.
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Logan
Logan Garden Club
Edward Godfrey
E. Bowen Sr
Godfrey
Carl Starsh
Eleanor Durr
A. L. Heyde
Anna Wellman
Emma Wellman
Mayme Well
J. S. Cherrington
Martin
C. W. Scheie
Edward Hackman
William Loonmis
Janes Biesser
William Patchen
Mary Lemon
Carl Statsh
M Loomis
D. ©. Davis
Mateus Kerr
Rudolph Brandt
Harry Bell
Mel
Paul Palligen
Stanton Pens
Charles Achwuer
Ony
Beonom
Ieft
Haley
Smionny Halby
Gallagher Ave
Anita Geiger
Father Eyermin
Margaret Redenswaldt
Irenevieve Shaler
Betty Shirtov
Victoria Tialhy
Man Mary Bayer
Mary Ann Mongehead
Ravine Rochestes
Mari. Spencer
Dean Bryles Panes
Mise Geit
TNT
Chauncey
Bertham Sanders
Millfield
Needle Club
Cantata Repeated At High School Under Principal Bow en
Principal Fred Burchfield announced a repeat performance of the Christmas cantata Memories at Senior High School Wednesday afternoon in the general assembly. The program invites the public to attend.
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Logan
Minnie Louise Bowen
Fred Burchfield
Panthea Pratt Death Shocks Dover Township
Mrs. Panthea Pratt, longtime Dover Township resident of Millfield, dies at home after 88 years in the same house. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at her residence with burial in Nye Cemetery. Survived by nieces and nephews including Helen Gillespie and Pauline.
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Stout Funeral Home
Chaun
Nye
Surrs
Dexter Social And Personal Blossoms In Local Week End Visits
Dexter residents report social visits and family gatherings. Mrs. Clair Blizzard of Dayton spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Lillie Minor. Miss Mary Kathryn Davis of Rutland and Orville Holter of Bashan visited with the Davis family. Gerald Minor, employed near Charleston, spent Tuesday with relatives here. Lewis Saxton returned home after a week with his son in law and daughter. Refert Hill traveled to Lancaster Monday to visit his wife and kin. Mr and Mrs Albert Romines hosted dinner guests of Mrs Garnet Richardson. Inclement weather caused no Sunday School services. The item also notes the world’s largest living creature the blue whale and the smallest germ for comparison.
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Dexter
Clair Blizzard
Dayton
Lillie, Minor
Mary Kathryn Davis
Rutland
Orville
Holter
Hill
Lancaster
Albert Romines
Garnet Richardson
Middleport
Reedsville News Notes Highlights Local Veterans and Club Events
Parkersburg resident Raymond Wigal, recently back from Africa, visited his sister Mrs. L. S. Buckles after serving in the Navy in North Africa and World War I. The Meedsville Garden Club held its Christmas party at Mrs. Ruth Pickens with seasonal decorations, songs, readings, games, a Christmas poem, and a prize round. Mrs. A. C. Pinkerton returned to work at Portsmouth Navy Yard after a brief visit with Mrs. Essie Conapore’s family. Local attendees noted others visiting relatives and attending meetings as winter social events continued.
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Reedsville
Raymond Wigal
Parkersburg
L. S. Buckles
Africa
Navy
Wigal
Casablanca
Meedsville
Kate L. Kibble
A. C. Pinkerton
Portsmouth
Navy Yards
Essie Conapore
B. Himphres
Chicago
Robert Wallace
Era N.C
Len Wallace
Iwe Tetzer
Birthday Dinner Celebrates Triple Boudinot Anniversaries
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boudinot hosted a Sunday two course dinner at Millfield for their daughter-in-law and granddaughter, Mrs. Maxine Boudinot and Bonita Kay Boudinot, with Judith Lynn Williams also honored. Dec 16 marked all three anniversaries, with guests including Albert Dust, Razer Williams and Lynn, O. B. Boudinot and Adith, and O F Boudinot and daughters Bonita Kay and Myrna Rae.
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Chauncey
F. E. Boudinoat
Millfield
Maxine Boudinot
Bonita Kay Boudinot
Judith & Williams
Bonita Kay
Judith Lynn
Albert Dust
Jacksonville
Razer Williams
Po Lynn
Sidney
O. B. Boudinot
Adith
Conford
O F. Boudinot
Myrna Rae
F. E. Boudinot
Frank Walton Letter From France Details Thanksgiving Menu
Chauncey receives a letter from his son P F C Frank J Walton in Southern France dated November 28. He reports good health and describes a Thanksgiving menu including pineapple cheese endive salad radishes pickles roast turkey dressing giblet gravy cranberry sauce buttered potatoes buttered peas hot rolls coffee mint pie pears candy and nuts. He has served two years.
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Chauncey
Frank L. Walton
P.F.C
Frank J. Walton
France
Birth Announcement for John P. Coe Frank
Mr and Mrs John P B Coe announce the birth of a son John P Coe Frank. Formerly of Chauncey now living in Portland Ind. Mrs Coe's mother, Mr Lands, returned to Chauncey after visiting at the Coe home in Portland. Mrs Lands' daughter Lois Lands, a student at Ohio University, spent the weekend with her mother in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
John PB. Coe
Sadie Mae Lands
Portland
Ind
John P. Coe
Starlings Introduced in the United States in 1890
Clark Preston notes that the starling species was introduced to the United States in 1890. The brief item records the origin year and the founder context for this ecological case.
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United States
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