Longstreth Will Admitted To Probate In Hocking County
Logan report states the late Robert B. Longstreth of Hocking County has had his last will admitted to probate. The 1932 will leaves Blanch Longstreth the 567 acre farm and stock plus 12 000, with a codicil reducing the estate due to Blanches passing in 1936. Various cash bequests go to nieces nephews and cousins with named towns and institutions including Westminster Theological Seminary and the Presbyterian Home at Sidney Ohio. Executors named are D W Rannels and R E Stevenson, with witnesses Jones Rickett s and Correll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert B. Longstreth
Hocking
Starr Township
Union Furnace
Ambrose Hotel
Hocking County
Blanche Creasap Longstreth
Logan Home Telephone Co
Longstreth
Clara Dorsey
Dresden
Alice Stevenson
Dorothy Stevenson
Elizabeth Stevenson
Howard C. Lemert
Laura Lemert
Brent Lemert
N. Y. City
Mary Longstreth Rannels
New Plymouth
Florence Rannels
Mary Rannels
Thos. L. Rannels
Robert L. Rannels
Mary Elizabeth Rannels
Maude Stevenson
Lancaster
Fay Stevenson
Robert Stevenson
Wm. A. Hearing
Porterville
Cousin
A. G. Morgan
Hilas F. Morgan
Marysville
Anna Morgan Chichester
Sacramento
Calif
Elizabeth Morgan Hughes
Kilbourne
Ohio
Stella Huber
Arthur Hughes
Daniel F. Reinscheld
Cynthia Cunningham
Presbyterian Home
Dorothy Love
Sidney
Westminster Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Presbyterian
D. W. Rannels
R. E. Stevenson
Samuel Jones
Edwin D. Ricketts
Bertye P. Correll
Mary L. Rannels
Presbyterian Church
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
O. V. Vollenweider
Roy A. Hartley
O. E. Locke
Terrells Entertain For Soldier Son
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Terrel entertained Friday evening with a dinner in honor of their son Waldo Terrel home on a brief furlough. Ensign Waldo Terrel of Washington D C was present en route to San Francisco California alongside other relatives and friends from Gore Racine Columbus Springfield and Orville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hite
Dalton Terrel
Mary Kay
Orville
James Starr
Bob
Gore
Terrel
Jack Proctor Arrives in England During World War II
Gore marks received a five week letter from Pvt. Jack Proctor of the Army Medical Corps announcing his arrival in England. He has served since July 7, 1943. His father Flave Proctor and two uncles Claude and Clyde Proctor served in World War I with the Rainbow Division, while another uncle Mark Burgess fought in the 37th Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Flave Proctor
Pvt
Jack Proctor
Army Medical Corps
England
Claude
Clyde Proctor
Mark Burgess
Hartman in Hospital At Camp McCoy Wis
Pvt James Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hartman of Logan transferred from Fort Knox to Camp McCoy Wisconsin where he underwent a hernia operation The army report says his condition is good
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Hartman
Clarence Hartman
Logan Rt. 1
Camp McCoy, Wis
Hartman
Fort Knox
Camp McCoy
County Agent Evans Ill at Home
Miss Helen Evans home demonstration agent in the office of James R Smoot is at home under a physician s care She will probably be off duty all this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Helen Evans
James R. Smoot
Meyer Buys Harrington Property in Logan
Logan residents report the Harrington corner property at East Hunter Street and North Walnut has sold to Joe Meyer, Sun Glow Manufacturing supervisor. Plans call for dismantling the old house and rebuilding a modern six room home with a bath on the main floor and two rooms upstairs, using salvaged material where possible. The Meyers came from St. Louis, Meyer’s work history includes two years at Sun Glow, and the family includes a wife and three children with one son in service, another an engineer, and a 10 year old daughter.
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LOGAN
East Hunter St
N. Walnut
Harrington
Joe Meyer
Sun Glow Manufacturing Co
Meyer
the Meyers
St. Louis
Mo. and Mr. Meyer
Sun Glow
Curtiss-Wright
Eagles Hold Victory Meeting in Glouster
LOGAN The Fraternal Order of Eagles held a victory meeting in Glouster Sunday afternoon Attending from Logan will be Worthy President Joe H Green secretary Carl Closser Steering Committee Chairman Lewis R Canty and Blue Ribbon Team Captains Kenneth Blair Wayne Grove Richard Evans and Carl Price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Order of Eagles
Glouster
Joe H. Green
Carl Closser
Lewis R. Canty
Kenneth Blair
Wayne Grove
Richard Evans
Carl Price
Rotarians To Hold Talk Monday In Logan
The Logan Rotary Club will host a regular dinner meeting at the White House Monday evening at six. Robert Keynes will oversee entertainment and William Martin of Nelsonville will speak. Martin, manager of social security for Southeastern Ohio, will explain all phases of social security and its value to the aged and other benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Social Security Service
Southeastern Ohio
Mrs Perkins Will Visit in Florida
Mrs Roswell Perkins of Midland Place will fly from Columbus to Orlando for a three week visit with her father J B Oviatt and her two sisters Mrs Hassal Brown and Mrs Harold Hiers and their families. She travels via Nashville and reaches Orlando ten hours after departure. It is two years since her last visit there. Principles of local self government in Sweden are based on a system from medieval times introduced by the Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roswell Perkins
Midland Place
Columbus
Orlando
Florida
J. B. Oviatt
Hassal Brown
Harold Hiers
Sweden
Social and Personal of Union Furnace
Mrs. Dallas Worthman was called to Columbus Monday by her father Rohrer’s illness. J R McGuire and daughter Jane visited Clyde D Bennet. Asa McDaniel of Tick Ridge visited Wilbur McDaniel. Leona Jeffrey spent Sunday with Delbert Rheinscheld. Jack McGuire stayed with William Warthman. James Calvin, Jack McGuire, and Anna Sellers attended the President's Ball in Logan Saturday. Elsfeider of New Marshfield visited Ray Nice Sunday. Carl Anthony of Columbus spent the weekend with Earl Loomis. the Hulls visited Loomis Sunday. John Murray and daughter Sharon of Lancaster spent the weekend with Ernest Murray. Charles Clark visited James Frey of Hamden Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ernest Murray
Charles Clark
James Frey
Hamden
Birth Record for Bailey's Daughter in Logan
Mr and Mrs Clifford Bailey of Iron St announce the birth of a nine pound daughter born Thursday night. The Baileys have one other child. Ella Heidelbaugh of New Straitsville was admitted to Grant Hospital in Columbus for major surgery. Pete Burgoon and wife return to Logan from Akron to live in the Forest Weinrich area off Route 180. Arthur McAfee of Camp Adair Oregon, son of Mr and Mrs George McAfee, and his wife in Columbus visited relatives near New Plymouth Nelsonville Carbondale. Mrs J O Barka and Mrs T C Thompson joined Parkersburg trip for a day with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Bailey
Iron St
Newton
Ella) Heidelbaugh
New Straitsville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Lewis
Pete) Burgoon
Akron
Logan
Forest Weinrich Country
Route 180
Arthur RK. McAfee
Camp Adair
Oregon
George McAfee Sr
New Plymouth
Nelsonville
Carbondale
J. O. Barka
T. C. Thompson
Parkersburg
Mrs Nellie Brook Hosts Millfield Needle Club Evening
Mrs Nellie Brook of Converse Street will host the Millfield Needle Club gathering Wednesday night inviting members to attend at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nellie Brookins
Converse St
Millfield
Medina man Claud Flood sentenced for 1919 murder
In Columbus, Claud Flood, 41, of Medina, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the first degree murder of Wade Knapp, Medina constable. The execution by hanging occurred yesterday at Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Claud Flood
Medina
Wade Knapp
Suljente
Ohio
Haydenville Party Honors Allen and Swaim Family
Local church social in Haydenville honors Mr and Mrs Frank Allen and family who recently moved to Logan. Guests include Nellie and Alice Allen and long time church workers. Program featured tributes, poems and piano numbers with a community pot luck lunch. Corp Arthur W Todd and others visited from Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Frank Allen
Nellie Allen
Harry Swaim
Bobby
Logan
Allen
Homer Carter
R. E. Swaim
L. D. Wyskiver
Charles Patton
Ned
Collenn Carter
W. E. Bancroft
Edith Campbell
Dorothy McQuaid
Jeanine
Kermit Swaim
Raymond and
Graham
Henry Ohlinger
Nellie
Louise Ohlinger
Porter Moore
Jimmie
Herbie
Willard Seel
Walter Lehman
Morris Vollmer
Bancroft
Kay Campbell
John Hooper
Noah Spencer
S. M. Hardgrove
Clark Francis
Gerald Vollmer
Guy Bailey
Catherine
Lois
J. C. Martin
Gertrude Achauer
G. R. May
Betty
Lester Crothers
Larry
Frank Crothers
Corp
Arthur W. Todd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Corp. Todd
Harold Sater
Columbus
A. J. Skiver
Nora
Pete Brandon
Mickey
Gerald McLaughlin
Elmer Vancuren
George McBee
Glen Farley
Ronald Campbell
Delmar Martin
McBee
Baltimore
John Clouston
Murray City
Vilas Bridge
New Patients at Logan Hospital
Mrs Edna Heybron of New Plymouth was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Thursday for surgery. Miss Anna Mae Nutter of Logan re was admitted for surgery Friday. Mr Reuben Sparnow, 78, admitted Friday for observation and treatment. Fred Holl arrived Friday from Wichita to be with his mother Mrs Geo Holl who has taken a serious turn for the worse at the hospital. Mrs Hall, 74, fell and broke a hip two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edna Heybron
New Plymouth
Cherrington Hospital
Walter Angle
Logan Rt. 1
Anna Mae Nutter
Logan Re
Reuben Sparnow
Carl
Walnut Street
Fred Holl
Wichita
Kansas
Geo. Holl
Mrs. Hall
Dover Mother Receives Purple Heart for Pearl Harbor loss
Mrs. Bessie Walters of Chauncey is awarded a posthumous Purple Heart for son Charles Edward Walters seaman second class killed December 7 1941 at Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Oklahoma. Walters was Athens Countys first World War II casualty. award presented by the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bessie Walters
Charles Edward Walters
Pearl Harbor
United States
Walters
U.S.S. Oklahoma
Athens County
U. S. Navy Department
Returns To Home From Hospital In Marietta
Chauncey Mrs. Bessie Walters of Chauncey who had been seriously ill at Ostopathic Hospital has returned to her home in Marietta with the Stout ambulance. Her son Corporal Ralph L. Coe visited as her condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bessie Walters
Marietta
Stout
Letter From Son In India Reaches Chauncey Family
Roy Newman receives news of his son Pfe. Charles L. Newman stationed in India after serving over a year with prior postings in Tunisia. He has not yet had furlough and is a grandson of Mrs. Elizabeth Waldie of May Ave Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Roy Newman
Pfe
Charles L. Newman
India
Bizerte
Tunisia
Charles
Elizabeth Waldie
May Ave
Leaves Hospital After Major Operation
Mrs Christine Brown of Chauncey who had major surgery over three weeks ago at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens was moved by Dowler Ferguson ambulance to her sister Mrs L H Pendergrass Ellis Ave Chauncey Saturday She is making a good recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christine Brown
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Dowler-Ferguson
L. H. Pendergrass
Ellis Ave
Brown
Chauncey-Dover schools raise funds for war drive
Pupils and teachers at Chauncey-Dover schools collected forty three dollars and seventy six cents for the March of Dimes during the past week. The effort demonstrates local support for the national war fund with steady participation across grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey man moved home after hospital treatment
Thomas Buckley, treated at Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta last week, was transported to his Lexington Avenue home in Chauncey by the Stout car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas Buckley
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Lexington Ave
Stout
Esther Class to Host Chauncey Church Meeting
Mrs. N S Harvey of Ellis Avenue will host the Esther Class gathering at Chauncey Methodist Church on Wednesday evening for the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
N.S. Harvey
Ellis Ave
Esther
Chauncey, Methodist Church
Chauncey Dover Fourth War Loan Bonds Reach $23138
Bond sales in the Chauncey Dover district for the Fourth Victory War Loan totaled 23138.25 dollars as of Saturday February 5, reported by the local drive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Dover Township
Willing Workers of Stewart Meet Feb 3
Mrs. Tom McCune hosted the Willing Workers at her country home near Stewart on February 3. The day featured sewing, a Valentine themed feast, a spelling bee won by Leta Gould, and prize readings. Guests included Mrs. Carl McCune and Penny of Athens, Mrs. Grace Brill, and Miss Ella Morris. Next meeting set for February 17 at Mrs. Olive Morris's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Tom McCune
Grace Brill
Ella Morris
Brill
Leta Gould
Ora. Copeland
Margaret Ogg
Carl McCune
Penny
Athens
Amesville
Olive Morrison
Friendship Bible Class To Meet at Jacksons
Mrs. Albert Jackson of High Street hosts the February meeting of the Friendship Bible Class at the First Church of Christ Chauncey. Mrs. Arthur Bennett, class president, will lead the business session followed by a social hour and refreshments. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Albert Jackson
High St
Friendship Bible
First Church of Christ
Arthur Bennett
Mrs Majel Headley Undergoes Operation at Spears Hospital
Mrs Majel Headley of Chauncey and Newport Ky underwent an operation for a tumor at Spears Hospital Dayton Ky on Saturday Feb 5. Her condition is favorable. She is in Room 221 and will be glad to hear from friends. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Majel Headley
Charles E. Headley
Newport
Spears Hospital
Dayton
Miss Laura Sheik Rites Held in Logan
Miss Laura Sheik 72 died in Columbus after five weeks of treatment and health decline. Sheik, a lifelong Hocking County resident, lived at 301 W Hunter Logan and was active in United Brethren Church. Funeral services were Sunday at Leonard Funeral Home with burial in Gibisonville cemetery. She is survived by three brothers Allen Sheridan John and three sisters Mrs Cook Mrs Ankle and Mrs Whitcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laura Sheik
Leonard Funeral
Columbus
Ann Cook
Hunter Street
Allen
Sheridan
John
Lima
Cook
Agnes Ankle
Margaret Whitcraft
Urrica Brethered
Ida Mathias
Leonard Funeral Home
United Brethren
Gibisonville
A. N. Grueser
Faith
Madge Wright
Paul Cruise
Father Volunteers For Armed Service
Logan resident William Waddell Pierce of 450 Zanesville Ave Logan volunteered for service to be included in the next contingent for pre induction examination. Pierce is married and has one child according to Selective Service Board records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Waddell Pierce
Zanesville Ave
Pierce
Selective Service Board
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Beacon
Anziico
Anzio
Italy
Signal Corps
Terrells
Evans
Heludiver
O. Curtiss-Wright
Rabaul Harbor
Rabaul
Eagles
Mrs. Perkins
Logan Hospital
5Th Army
Nettuno
Dover
Honor Charles Walters
Charles S. Bradfield
Buckley
Richard Arien
Jean Parker
Hurs
Dexaxn
Dorothy Lamour
Preston Foster
Santa Fe Western
Wagon Wheels
Spirit OF Annapolis
Cartoon
Pandoras Box
Jacksons
Spears
Zenners
Floor
Frank Sinatra
Nicy
Merle Oberon
George Sanders Laird Cregar
20Th Century-Fox
H. Looce
Cedric Hardwicke
Sara Allgogd
Aubrey Mather
John Brahm
Robert Bassler
Frances
Langford
Career Girl
Edward Norris
Iris Adrian
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