Many Make Deadline for Hocking's May Primary
Logan reports the list of candidates filing petitions for the May primary in Hocking County before the 6:30 Wednesday deadline. Incumbents and party candidates fill positions from judge to sheriff with numerous county and township races listed including auditor, state representative, commissioners, and central committeemen. Members of the Board of Elections met to check and approve petitions.
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County Election Board
LOGAN
Hocking County
Blanche England
Board of Elections
The
Court of Common Pleas
Read Pettit Bangert
Phil A. Henderson
Harley Meyer
Harry L. Smith
Leonard R. Tom
Claud Cupp
C. S. Chidester
Sherman Cooksey
John Bright
Charles Potts
Nellis Smith
George Spang
Willard Newman
C. Wood Bowen
Buel Eby
Jess Francis
George Malloy
Verrion Mauk
Henry Uecker
Carl E. Blosser
Benton Township
J. J. Johnson
Green Township
W- S.i Stone
Green
C. S. Moore
Clarence Matheny
Richard Dye
Good Hope
Joe Tucker
Marion
A. M. Birely
Perry
W. R. Karr
Ray
Notestone
Fred McCelland
Starr
Harry McVey
Stare
Lawrence Wolfe
Bowell Tucker
Murray
Walter Albaugh
Charles Foster
Johs
Morris Dupler
Colerate
Herbert Wilson
Willard Albaugh
Gore
James L. Barnes
Grace Carl
Harold Lamme
George Eberst
Carl ‘Brandt
Hospital Notes From Logan Area Report
Logan area notes report several hospital cases including Jesse Blosser of Logan Foundry crushed foot by a 200 pound weight. Newborns include a Haydenville daughter at Gibbons hospital weighing five and a half pounds and an Terre Haute, Ind. son at Union Hospital weighing eight pounds nine ounces. Multiple families listed with local connections and hospital transfers noted.
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LOGAN
Jesse Blosser
Logan Foundry and Machine Company
Tommy Snider
Ray Snider
Star Route
James Staley
Haydenville
Gibbons Hospital
David Moore
Terre Haute
Ind
Delphian Society Meets Tuesday in Mound Street Home
Mrs Emma Barker hosted the Delphian Society meeting at Mrs J S Cherringtons home on Mound Street. Miss Anna Wellman gave a descriptive paper on New Orleans and the roll call discussed French Restaurants. Members and guests were served refreshments. The group plans a luncheon at Pritchard's on February 20 with Mrs Pettit hosting. Mrs Hockman will lead the study hour with a Venezuela story.
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Emma Wellman
Charles Barker
James Barker
Virginia Hockman
E. L. Martin
Pettit
Pritchard's
Hockman
Venezuela
Discharges Reported By Hocking Board
Logan area service members identified as discharged by the Selective Service Board include Floyd E. Coakley from Camp Atterbury on Feb 5 and James O. McGrady from Lancaster on Feb 4. Also listed are Jacob Edward Fox of Logan and Edmund C. Stkora of Murray City, with details of camps and service durations.
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New Straitsville
Camp Atterbury
Donald H. Walker
Logan
Great Lakes
Evangelist Edna Hughes to Lead Florida Meetings
Rev. Edna Hughes leaves Elk Art, Indiana, for two weeks of evangelistic meetings in Tampa at the First United Brethren Church led by Pastor Dr. C. K. Roberts. John Myers Jr. named administrator of John F. Myers estate. John Nihiser named administrator of Edward Nihiser estate by Probate Judge E. L. Ewing.
Logan Social Notes and Club Activities Highlight Evening Meetings
Harrington Class elects Logan officials with Mrs Rudolph Brandt as president during a 6 30 potluck at Mrs Fanny Spears apartment on South Market St others named include Mrs R H Allison secretary and Miss Ruth Heft treasurer Special guests and devotional and lesson studies are noted along with capsule friends and new members Also reported are Get Togethers bridge club and brief Logan notices of residents moving and visiting followed by Four Square Class sewing at the Red Cross house and Cincinnati visitors to Dr J Ward Doeving household
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R. §. Townsley
R. H. Allison
Hester Lee White
God
Dorothy Bell
Florence Bort
Joe Brown
Leroy Conkle
Paul Dollison
Arthur Dellmatch
Floyd Duf- Mecel
Willard Lyke
Ohn McBroom
Jessie
Logan
Tom Eberst
S. High St
Richard Jones
Columbus
John Fox
Shawnee
William Bird
Charles Davis
New Straitsville
Four Square
Red Cross
Irma Crow
Blanche Ryan
Margaret Seaman
Agusta Green
Marguerite Steward
Legion Post 78 Elects Assistant Adjutant
At a Logan meeting of American Legion Post No. 78 Leonard Tom was elected assistant adjutant to aid Roger Friend with the growing number of membership applications. The post also discussed finding a larger meeting place due to rising attendance.
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Logan
American Legion
Leonard Tom
Roger Friend
Knights of St. John To Meet Tonight
Knights of St Johns in Logan plan a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Parochial School Hall. Colonel Lightwine of Columbus will speak and Jacob Savey will lead the meeting with Paul Schrader chairing the refreshment committee.
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LOGAN
Knights of St. Johns
Lightwine
Columbus
Jacob Savey
Paul Schrader
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Nellie Shook
Phyllis Puckett
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wilmington
Del
Raysal
W. Va
Hospital Notes
Logan Area
Elphian Society
Hocking Board
Florida
Johnson
Orme Modern Drug Stores
Valentine Candy
Lion Cigarettes
Phg. OF
Tooth Pond
Wright
Buntes
Johnston's
Whitman's
Boulevard
Miss Morris
VALEN
Harvard
Scott
Peanut Brittle
Squibb
Seaforth
Valentine
Pena Bal Pee
CBS
Packer’s
SLOAN
Liniment
Rex
AYER
Vinay
Castile
Vida Ray
Tussly Safari
Cologne
Frea Bank
Medica
Hudnut Violet Sec Cologne
Metalfield Compact
Cheramy
Pluto Water
Nature Rem
Wee Pe
Williams
Scholl’s
Shick
Camay
Soretone
AERO
Harry Bartlette
W. G. Bowen
Melrose Wharbaugh
Tide Huston
Lucille Wright
Isabell Hyson
Bell Miller
Emma Floyd
Henry Dague
Robert Keynes
Dallas Kinser
C. S. Matheny
Clarence Schempp
Clarence Blosser
Francis Meyer
Frank Harden
M. HH. Cherrington
Karl Folsing
Ross Adcock
Cherrington
Adcock
Kinser
jMatheny
Mrs. Everett Acomb
Cincinnati
J. Ward
Mrs. Doeving
Mrs. Acombi
Legion
Knights of St. John
Murray City
John Morgan
Ernest Seymon
Union Furnace
H. C. Bennington
Rockbridge
Ernest Bradford
Enterprise
H. C.' Datis
Bremen
Circleville Logan
A. No! Grueser
Carl Wilson
Circleville
Grueser
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