Logan City Schools report 93.01 attendance over six weeks
Logan schools show 93.01 percent attendance during the last six weeks, a 3 percent rise from the previous period, despite December flu absences. Senior High leads with 95.1 percent, followed by Junior High 94.5, West 92.9, Eas 92.2, and Central 90. Carr notes improved attendance correlates with better classroom work.
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Logan
Logan City
West
Eas
Central
George Carr
Junia Club Hosts Dinner and Named Guests in Logan
Mrs. John Wellman and Miss Jessie McManigal co hosted a 6 pm dinner at the Wellman home for the Junia Club with guests including Mrs. S C Bright Mrs M Pond and others. Miss Wilhelmine Deissele review featured Eugene O Neill play All Gods Chillun Got Wings read from 1824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junia Club
John Wellman
Jessie McManigal
Wellman
S. C. Bright
M. §. Pond
G. R. Robinson
Robert Work
Mary Mae Smith
Emerson Poston
J. W. Woodard
Charles Heine
Clarence Heine
Alice Genevieve Paoston
Mary Lemon
May Downer
Wilhelmine Deissele
Ella Rochester
Eugene O'Neill
God
Walter Kleinschmidt
Bird
Anna White
Mary
Helen Blasius
Rochester
Emma Becker
Miss Deissele
Miss Becker
Plan Meeting for Sale of Pulp Wood
Logan G V Quickle of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company will host a meeting at the Extension office in the Court House on Monday February 4 to discuss selling pulp wood Farmers may bring low quality timber for sale The company will buy peeled or unpeeled wood from species including poplar linus cucumber buckeye cottonwood willow gum hemlock spruce hardwood birch beech wild cherry elm and sycamore.
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LOGAN
G. V. Quickle
Vinton
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Court House
Mrs Bell Hosts Gli Amica Club Dinner
Mrs. Bell invited Gli Amica Club members to a six o clock casserole dinner. Out of town guests included Mrs T D DeLapp of Richmond and Mrs Irma Lomax of McArthur. Other attendees were Mrs Earl Roberts Mrs Catherine Myers Mrs Claud Hammon Mrs Roy Anthony Mrs Floyd Duffy Mrs Fanny Spears Mrs Willard Ellsworth Lyke Mrs Frank Harden and Mrs Ed Komper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Duffy
Fanny Spears
Willard
Ellsworth Lyke
Frank Harden
Ed Komper
January Arrests Listed By Chief of Police
LOGAN Chief of Police Sol El Jinger reported the month’s arrests: intoxication seven, assault and battery four, insufficient brakes three, reckless driving one, driving while intoxicated two, drunk and fighting two, driving without a license one, fraud two. ELECT OFFICERS The Social Efficiency Class in charge of Miss Sally Holmes Junior High School held their election of officers Thursday noon with Betty Wright elected president, Eddie Wallace vice president, Leo Wallace secretary, and Catherine Lindsey treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sol el
Jinger
Sally Holmes
Betty Wright
Eddie Wallace
Leo Wallace
Catherine Lindsey
Treas
Eastern Star Names Ohio Representative
Mrs Otto Lyke, longtime president of District No 27 of the Eastern Stars, was appointed representative of Ohio for Mississippi, by Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Edith Conger at the School of Instruction held in Logan at the Masonic Temple Thursday afternoon.
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Logan
Otto Lyke
Eastern Stars
Ohio
Mississippi
Edith Conger
School of Instruction
Masonic Temple
Religious services schedule in Logan area churches
Logan area churches announce week's services including St. Pauls Episcopal with Rev. Sydney J. Browne first Logan visit and Reverend Atkinson present. Other churches listed: West Pilgrim Holiness Trinity Lutheran Presbyterian First Methodist Church of Nazare ne and more with service times, Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek meetings.
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Logan
St. Pauls Episcopal
F. B. Atkinson
Sydney J. Browne
Henry W. Hobson
Brown
Hocking Valley
West Pilgrim Holiness
P.H.Y.P.S
Trinity Lutheran
Young People’s Society
Ladies Guild
Voters Assembly
Dam
Recent Bride Is Tendered Shower
LOGAN Honoring Mrs. Fred White the former Virginia Wolfe who became the bride of Probation Officer Fred White Sunday Jan 27. Mr and Mrs Ray Zanner entertained with a miscellaneous shower at their BE Front St home Wednesday evening. Contests and games preceded the surprise gifts. Winners were Mrs Edith Eaton Miss Alice Atberry Miss Betty Smith and Miss Janice Mason, who presented trophies to the bride. Refreshments followed among guests and hosts. Gifts were sent by multiple friends including Mrs Russell Karshner Mrs Etta Osler Mrs Elizabeth Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred White
Virginia Wolfe
Ray Zanner
Front St
Edith Eaton
Alice Atberry
Betty Smith
Janice Mason
Libby Patton
Jack Fox
Alice Alberry
Dorothy Good
Edith ‘Eaton
Jane Howdyshell
Harry Mack
Funeral Mass for Linus Dicken Saturday at St. John’s
Funeral mass for Linus Dicken aged 73 who died at the home of his sisters Miss Clara and Rose Dicken in Zanesville will be held Saturday morning at 9 30 at St John s Catholic Church with Fr John Eyerman celebrant He had been ill at his sisters home for three months Surviving sisters Ethel Ruble and Corrine Smeltzer of Logan brother Amos of Columbus Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery by Robert Funeral Service.
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Logan
Linus Dicken
Clara
Rose Dicken
Zanesville i Ave
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Eyerman
Dicken
Ethel Ruble
Corrine Smeltzer
Amos
Columbus
Oak Grove Cemetery
Robert Funeral Service
Glena Mae Staten Re Wed John Staten
A marriage license was issued in Probate Court by Judge E. L. Ewing to John Staten and Glena Mae Staten both of New Flymouth. The couple, previously married, were remarried by Justice of the Peace Frank St. Clair Thursday afternoon.
Smoot to Broadcast Agricultural Planning for 1946
Local extension agent LOGAN James R. Smoot will broadcast on Station WHC Saturday at 11 30 a m during the Farm Hour. He will discuss Agricultural Planning for 1946. Rev and Mrs William Case and family from Brooklyn arrived in Logan to visit the Case family and Joe Case at the home of Rev Case’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Smoot
WHC
William Case
Brooklyn
N. Y
Union Wins 17-13 At Supply Co. Election
A CIO representative conducted a union election at the National Supply Co. on Thursday. The tally was 17 votes for the union and 13 against. The result supports organizing efforts at the Supply Co. facility.
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Union
Supply Co
Logan
CIO
Theational Supply Co
Logan Receives Returning Veteran Sgt Robert Brown
Sgt and Mrs Robert Brown arrive in Logan from Fort Sam Houston after his discharge. They will stay with Mrs Brown’s parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Brooker. Selective Service lists include T 4 Carl A Schrader overseas 18 months and S Sgt Floyd E Klinger discharged January 22 after 17 months overseas.
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Robert Brown
Elizabeth Brooker
Logan
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Brown
Joe Brooker
Pottery Street
Selective Service Board
Carl A. Schrader
Loverseas
Floyd E. Klinger
Grant Frazee
Waldo L. Durant
Ersee
John Phillips
Buchtel
Jaenihe
John W
Porter Marvin Shaw
Pie
John Daniel Hamilton
William Hobart McDaniel
New Plymouth
Overseas
Pearl Woodrow Sherburn
Eugene Franklin Six
Murray City
Gerald Ambrose Hampshire
Rockbridge
Divorce Granted In Hacking Court
Judge Rhea Pettit Ban gert grants Dessie Marie Turner a divorce from Samuel Turner in common pleas court for gross neglect of duty. Custody of minor Jerry Lee Turner awarded to plaintiff. defendant may visit twice weekly. Alimony set at 85 per week plus $140 cash and household furniture. Quit claim deed transfers any real estate interest from plaintiff to defendant.
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Logan
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Common Pleas Court
Dessie Marie Turner
Samuel Turner
Jerry Lee Turner
Logan Girl Scouts Learn New Dances
Mrs John Marshall and Mrs M B Haney attended as leaders when Troop No 4 met Wednesday evening to study new dances. Members listed include Miriam Evans Mary Sheeler Shirley Oyler Doris Huston Gloria Wallace Joanne Smith Rachel Sauders Marilyn Meyer Betty Swaney Virginia Norris Sue Kanade Lois Thompson Eileen Phillips Nora Hartsough Velma Durant. Marilyn Meyer and Betty Swaney will bring the nibble box to the next meeting.
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Velma Durant
Marilyn Meyer
Betty Swaney
Used Clothing Drive Aided by Students
Supt. George E. Carr called a meeting with all school principals regarding a used clothing drive. The collection will be conducted Monday and Tuesday, February 4 and 5, by student raiders. citizens are asked to wrap donations and send a child to assist in delivery to the school. Any wearable clothing will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George E. Carr
Logan High School Junior Class Dance After the Game
Logan High School junior class sponsors a dance after the Jackson Logan basketball game on Friday February. Jimmie Rees and his ten piece dance band will perform. A small admission fee will be charged and all Jackson and Logan students and fans are invited. Dancing hours will be announced.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
iJimmie Rees
Jackson
Gallipolis Church Services Bulletin Highlights
Local churches in Gallipolis list morning worship times and Sunday School starts. First Baptist with J Edward Hak, Grace Methodist under W Scott Westerman, First Presbyterian led by Theodore Valenti, St. Peter’s Episcopal with Charles G Baird, Church of God on Third Ave under H M Smith, Paint Creek Baptist note guest preacher next Sunday, Garfield Avenue Church of Christ with Ted Waller.
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Gallipolis
First Baptist
J. Edward Hak
Bible
Hakes
Grace Methodist
W. Scott ‘Westerman
L. L. Lovett
First Presbyterian
Theodore Valenti
Julia Donnally
Valenti
ST. Peter's Episcopal
Charles G. Baird
Church OF God
Third Ave
H. M. Smith
Allen Baker
Young People’s
Paint Creek Baptist
Hester Ilill
Baptist Young People's Union
Henry Doss
Garfield Avenue Church OF Christ
Ted Waller
Miss Nellie Glass Appointed Librarian
Miss Nellie Glass of New Philadelphia is taking over librarian duties at the Gallipolis Public Library today February 1. She succeeds Miss Sylvia Taylor who left to join Urbana library staff and will also serve the Formeroy library on a rotating basis. Glass recently returned from overseas Red Cross service where her library circulated 63006 books.
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Gallipolis
Nellie Glass
New Philadelphia
Sylvia Taylor
Urbana
Fomeroy
Library Board
Glass
Red Cross
Lehman Funeral To Be Held Saturday
Funeral services for Hubert Lehman a former Haydenville resident who died Wednesday at his sister Mrs Frank Blacks Lancaster home will be held at Haydenville Methodist Church Saturday at 2 p m He is survived by two sisters Mrs Black of Lancaster and Mrs Clara Wallett of Newark and four brothers John Lehman of Columbus William Lehman of Lancaster Blosser Lehman of Logan and Francis Lehman of Haydenville Burial will be in Smith Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Hubert Lehman
Haydenville
Frank Black
Lancaster
Haydenville Methodist Church
Lehman
Black
Clara Wallett
Newark
John Lehman
Columbus
William Lehman
Blosser Lehman
Francis Lehman
Smith Chapel
Hocking County Boys Win Shorthorn Judging Award
Logan Lester Nihiser among three Hocking County youths entering the State Shorthorn judging contest in Columbus in January received a cattle show halter from the state association. The other entrants were Paul Hahn and Harold Nihiser Jr.
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Logan
Lester Nihiser
Hocking County
Columbus
Paul Hahn
Harold Nihiser Jr
Gallia Hospital Fund Benefit Nets 631 Dollars
The Gallipolis event by the Business and Professional Women's Club raised 631 dollars for indigent children requiring tonsil removal and sight correction. Held at the Elks Club ballroom, the biennial fund-raiser drew widespread business support with Marc Davis winning a War Bond door prize. Refreshments were served and organizers expressed gratitude for community contributions while recalling the 193x Gay Nineties Review benefit.
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Gallipolis
Eleanor Callahan
Five
Ten Cents
Elks Club
Marc Davis
Anna Gates
Former Seaman Marines Miss Donna Danner
Johnny Origo of Gallia completes Navy discharge at Camp Atterbury. He and Donna Danner, daughter of Walter Danner, marry at Grace Methodist parsonage. Bride and groom, both Gallia Academy grads, have ties to Columbus and the South Pacific service.
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Gallipolis
Johnny Origo
W. Hobart Wilson
United States Navy
Camp Atterpury
Fletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Ohio
Donna Danner
Walter Danner
Northup
Grace Methodist Parsonage
W. Scott Westerman
Bridecom
William Wilson
Boston
Naval Service
Wilson
Gallia Academy High School
Columbus
Bill
Navy
Bess Thompson
Jackie
Real Estate Transfer in Gallipolis Between Families
In Gallipolis Mr. and Mrs. Norris D. Carter sold 720 Second Ave to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson Jr. They then purchased a modern residence on Garfield Ave from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal and plan to occupy it. The Second Ave property has two apartments with the second floor already rented. the Johnsons will reside on the first floor. Mr. Johnson recently left the Navy and Mrs. Johnson, Grace Trion, runs the Vogue Beauty Shoppe in the Park Central Building.
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Gallipolis
Norris D. Carter
Second Ave
J. A. Johnson, Jr
Charles Neal
Garfield Ave
Johnsons
Johnson
Navy
Grace Trion
Vogue
Park Centrait
Divorce Actions Filed In Gallia County
Suits for divorces filed Wednesday and before noon Thursday include Anna Holmes Jackson versus Lester Joseph Jackson on cruelty grounds. They married May 2, 1944 in Gallipolis. no children. Emma L. White versus Glenn K. White alleges neglect and cruelty. married May 23, 1936 with a 21 month old son. she seeks divorce custody and temporary alimony.
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Gallipolis
Anna Holmes Jackson
Lester Joseph Jackson
Emma L. White
Glenn K. White
Valley Public Service office entry for third time this year
The Val ley Public Service Co office in Logan was entered again on Wednesday night through a rear door. Mrs Florence Jones, the manager, found the break on Thursday morning as police began an investigation and reported no items missing at this time.
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VPS. CO
Logan
The
Valley Public Service Co
Florence Jones
John Unroe Injured In Railroad Motor Car Accident
Gallipolis Ohio John W Unroe 64 division lineman for Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad suffered severe injuries Wednesday night when his railroad motor car left the track near Addison rolled down an embankment He was taken home then to Holzer Hospital with a fractured shoulder blade several ribs and multiple lacerations He said a dog likely asleep caused the derailment as the car struck it and went over a hill near Campaign Creek The incident occurred after 7 PM Denver Slagle another local resident engineer at the Gallipolis State Institute also sustained injuries from a scaffold fall in his barn He has a broken vertebra and head injuries Both men are noted local figures in the county
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Gallipolis
John W. Unroe
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Addison
Unroe
Winton Avenue
Holzer Hospital
Campaign Creek
Ohio
Denver Slagle
Surprise party for Morris & Co. manager on eve of wedding
Co workers of Miss Eleanor Callahan Morris & Co. store manager held a surprise party Tuesday evening at Mrs. Tra Galloway's home. The event featured music and a refreshment course. The guests presented the bride elect with a handsome gift as a token of esteem ahead of her Feb. 10 wedding.
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Gallipolis
Eleanor Callahan
Morris & Co
Tra Galloway
Landmark of Gallia Lost In Fire
A Gallia County residence built about eighty years ago by the late Peter Smeltzer was destroyed by fire early Wednesday on Route 141. John Janey and his family, who moved from West Virginia two years ago, escaped with minor burns while saving some furniture. The barn and poultry house survived. other structures burned. No insurance details were available and the cause remained undetermined though electrical wiring was suspected. Gallipolis firefighters arrived as the blaze raged with little chance to save the home.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Peter Smeltzer
John Janey
West Virginia
Janey
Clarence
George Adkins
Dr. Welker To Head Boy Scout Group
Dr. Kenneth W. Welker was elected Boy Scout district chairman at a Gallia Academy High School library meeting. George Hout and Leslie Showers named vice chairs, James W. Wetherholt re-elected district commissioner. The officers form an executive board to name committee chairs for the coming year.
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Gallipolis
Kenneth W.welker
Gallia Academy
George Hout
Leslie Showers
James W. Wetherholt
Dickey Rites Set At George J Wetherholt Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Oscar W Dickey former sexton of Mound Hill Cemetery will be conducted at George J Wetherholt Sons Funeral Home at 7 o clock Saturday afternoon Burial will be made in the Dickey Cemetery on Lincoln Ridge.
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Gallipolis
Oscar W. Dickey
Mound Hill Cemetery
George J. Wetherholt & Sons
Dickey
Lincoln Ridge
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