Ward Captains Report War Bond Sales in Logan
In the second War Bond report for the Logan house to house canvass ward captains and lieutenants list sales as of Monday January 31 First Ward 21100 Second Ward 24400 7200 8775 58975 Quota 100000 with deadline February 1 Mrs Erwin Matheny wins 25 Series E Bond for most sales 42. Shaw 32. Miss Marie Lines high dollar sales 8700 All workers urged to complete assignments restrictions lifted February 1 Bond quota 179000 with 71909 still needed to meet target
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Sanand
Logan House
Erwin Matheny
Matheny
Pris- Shaw
Marie Lines
Elberfeld
Plan Machine Clinic At Gibisonville
Mr James Smoot and Helen Evans lead a sewing machine clinic at Gibisonville school on Friday February 4. The second in a series across districts teaches dismantling cleaning and reconstructing sewing machines to address a shortage of repairmen. Open to all attendees. The potato is the world's largest crop in actual bulk but nearly four fifths water.
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Logan
James Smoot
Adviss
Helen Evans
Gibisonville School
Vayous
Rites Held for Clyde Finkbone in Columbus Funeral
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Columbus for Clyde Finkbone 60 brother of Mrs Frank St Clair of Market Street He died at home in Columbus on Sunday Surviving are two sisters Blanche Finkbone and Mrs Carlton Williams and a brother George Finkbone plus another sister Mrs Basil Mise in Basil Mississippi
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Logan
Columbus
Clyde Finkbone
Frank St Clair
Market Street
Finkone
Colum
Carlton Williams
Basil
Blanche Finkbone
George Finkbone
Miami
Fla
Mra van Barnhart
Nelsonville
Emerson Poston
Barnharts
Navy
Gerald Emerick
Viryl Emerick
Third] Street
Clyde Wilson
Cherrington
James Rees
Vera Blinn
Front Street
James Tenon
Bowen ‘Iim
Dale Chappelear
Newsurat
Blood Drive At Logan Sees 296 Pints Donated
Mrs. Frank Brown chairs Red Cross Blood Donor Unit with Mrs. R. B. Perkins overseeing all departments. Over two days 296 pints of hood blood plasma were donated. Volunteers including Jr. High girls assisted in canteen serving. Eichel's Bakery supplied bread and rolls. L. K. Showalter provided refrigeration and ice. Nursing and registration committees are named with local names. The piece ends with a note explaining the giraffe name origin from Arabic meaning graceful.
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Hockinz Ice Co
Harry Mack
Cherrington
Mimma ‘Karr
Nelles
Harry Thomas
Irwin Matheny
Marcus Kerr
Earl Roberts
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Walter Prather
Dallas Kinser
Frank Brown
Lawrence Adcock
H. F. White
William Clapp
Claude Hammon
Doll Display Attracts Attention at Logan Library
Logan locals flock to the public library for Hallie Grimes led doll show featuring hundreds of dolls from numerous homes. Staff including Mrs. Robert Lee White and Mary Blasing arrange the exhibit, inviting school groups and parochial classes for tours. Next week boys will display airplane models with library staff available for contact.
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Oled Mon Thome Logan
Hallie Grimes
Logan
Toland
Logan Social Notes and Sorority Shower Recap in Logan
Community updates from Logan include Band Boosters meeting at the senior high cafeteria with Mrs Buntze and Mrs Green, and a program led by Mr Bland featuring a purple cape auction. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority enjoyed a Valentine shower for Mrs Harold Brown with entertainment by Garnet Sheets and a planned February 14 soldiers’ boxes event.
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Logan
John Buntze
James Green
George Gribble
George Carr
H. J. Yy Bland
Bland
And
John Kreiz
James Rees
Sigma Phi Gamma
Harold Brown
Teresa Kaiser
Gma Phi Gamma Sorority
Anna Marie Shorr
Mary Anna Moorehead
Irma Hamilton
Gloria Summers
Dorothy Conkle
Brown
John Green
John Shaw
Earl Thompson
Charles Lehman
Hayes Pritschard
Mary Collison
Marjorie Price
Pauline Mowery
Anna Lea Waltz
Senior High Roll of Honor List for Third Six Weeks
The Senior High School reports 175 percent of the student body named to the honor roll for the third six weeks with no grade below C. Seniors, 19.8 percent, Juniors 18.2 percent, Sophomores 15 percent, and Freshmen implied. students are listed by room with multiple names per room.
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Cnents
Igm
Aurand
Ruth
Bowers
Louise
Brehm
James
Brown
Roseann
Bumgardner
Dale
Gruner
Pauline
Keller
Harold
McWilliams
Poling
Betty
Smith
Ann
Joe
Adcock
Jo Ann
Barkeer
Nettie
Daubenimier
Robert Derr
Friend
Betty Jean
Smith Christena
Summers
Rose
Clinc 2En
Glass
Myrtle
Worth
Ben
K’miller
Rauch
Jack
Foreman
Tag
Mowery
Glenn
Stallsmith
Robert
Dillon
Burdella
King
Bob
Kranmitz
Agnes
Lanning
Wilbur
Risch
Strubie
Janet
Green
Jeannette
Krieg
Ned
Lehman
Louie
Pond
Nancy
Prather
Jean An
Hummell
Emma Konkler
Gertrude
Pollock
Calvin
Sanderson
Peggy
Low
Arlene
Welker
Clarence
Young
Audrey Jean
Francis
Mary Jean
Mary
Lindsey
Leroy
St. Clair
Joan
Stone
Marie
Willams
Delores
Barker
Janice
Maxine
Buntz
Judy
Campbell
Mary Jane
Mason
Morris
Ruth Ann
Blum
Shirley
Daub- ¢Enmier
Gayle
Graham
James Haas
Tuls
Barbara Ann
Loomis
Myers
Norris
Selma Irene
Certificate Activity Reported in Logan Office
January report from the certificate of title office shows used cars sold 82 mortgages filed 44 mortgaged 55. Total receipts include 34.95 paid to county and state. Miss Thelma Keyes, clerk of courts, released the figures.
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Logan
Thelma Keyes
Mortiai
Elizabeth Ann Smith Bride-Mrs Mobley Dies Sunday
Elizabeth Ann Smith bride of Pvt William J Bozett died Monday after a Logan ceremony that linked Ohio State University romance to a wartime wedding. The Logan High School 1939 graduate studied commerce at OSU and planned a March graduation. Bozett, son of Parma residents, is a Fort Bragg bound artillery private.
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Elizabeth Ann Smith
Mrs. Mobley
Logan
Ohio State University
William J. Bozett
Cecil Jones
Lauline Heine
Ashland
College of Commerce
Women's Student Government Association
Logan High School
Bozett
Parma
Cleveland
Parma High School
West Virginia University
Armed Forces
Fort Bragg
N. C
So-Educational Class Meets at Cannon Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cannon hosted the So Educational Class of the United Brethren Church on Monday night. Helen Clark led the program with Footprints of Saints. Readings by Ruth Arnett, Mrs. Robert Shaw, Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. John Hamilton, and Charles Fox.
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RCL Merrs
Mary Martha
Oval Brethren Church
John Kelch
Pearl Ralston
A. R. Kelch
Fred Kelch
Burr Nixon
Floyd Beougher
Rhoda Burgess
William Helnlle
Beougher
The
Christian Herald
Clarence Schempp
Frank Brook
Rhoda Burgees
Charles Fox
Shaw
Clyde Hockman
Cannon
Clarence Salts
Gene Amerine
Ruth’ Goodwin
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Logan Air
Gibisonville
Viratah
Know
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Logan Library
Emain
Manina
Gale
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Bayless
Schultheise
Alle Sarolumbus
Rob Lee
Howard White
Rown
Curtis Cole
Selective Serve Board
Cole
Newark
Teir Son Corp
Eadie Cole
Engand
Maurice
New Guinea
Ray Magill
Martha Eberst
Barbara
Logan T
Ba ¢ Eberst
Magill
Arthur and
R McLainisters
Mrs Lendale
Big Peer
Ly Tae Metta Saad Au
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Frank Sinatra
Kroehler
Ballston
Simmons
Stearns-Foster
Bobbie
Beacon
Nashua’s
Snowden
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
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