Hocking County Plans Move On Soil District Referendum
At a Logan meeting of the Hocking County Soil Conservation District Committee, attendees reviewed district workings and set a March 18 referendum with voting sites in each township and absentee ballots available. An executive committee of Shaw, Graham, Mowrey, and Smoot was elected. Land owners outside corporation limits may vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Shaw
William Hahn
Good Hope Township
Pearl Fogie
James R. Smoot
Agricultal Extension Service
Mr. Fogel
Lancaster
Soil Conservation District
Hocking County
P. H. Shaw
Fred Graham
W. H. Mowrey
Rutherford Rites Will Be Wednesday
Mrs. Clyta Rutherford, 23, died at White Cross Hospital after a surgical operation six weeks prior. Wife of Sgt. Russell Rutherford, stationed in England, she leaves a daughter, a Bremen High School graduate from 1938, and a former employee of the Division of Aid for the Aged in Columbus. Funeral Thursday at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Logan, with Leonard Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mathew’s Lutheran Church
A. L. Heyde
Robert Glaser
Sugar Grove
Jacob Howdyshell
Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Kiwanis Club to Dinner Meeting in Logan
Logan Kiwanis Regular meeting opens with dinner at the White House on Tuesday at 6. Scoutmasters of Hocking County troops invited. Boys and Girls Committee led by Henry Dague. Principal speaker C. S. Rila, field executive for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kiwanis Club
White House
Hocking County
Henry Dague
C. S. Rila
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan social items detail Junia Club hosts at the White House dinner for fourteen members and a book review by Miss Helen Blasius on The Captain s Wife by Eiluned Lewis. Public Library review series by Rev Cecil H Jones slated for Saturday night. other club notes cover Win or Lose Club results and Saturday Club activities at the White House with clock talk and musical interludes. Also notes on residents visiting or arriving, including Second Lt Wayne Hummerl and Judge Phil Henderson, plus a local fraud arrest in Morgan County involving Luther Glenn Worthman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wiant
White House
Minnie Moore
Eleanor Durr
Anna Cole
Clara Campbell
Fred Hull
W. W. Keynes
Warren Bright
J. C. Gooding
Wellston
Wilhelmina Deissle
Florence Bort
Alice Genevieve Poston
Logan
Morgan County
Luther Glenn Worthman
McConnelsville
Floyd Duffy
Worthman
Haney Seeks Six-Room Logan Home for Family
Logan Merrill Haney, recently promoted supervisor for the south central area of a loan company, will move his wife Mrs Haney and two children Helena and George to Southeastern Ohio immediately. He prefers Logan for a six room house not for sale, with Logan Athens or Lancaster as possible locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Merrill Haney
Wilmington
South Central
Ty Loan
Logan Junior High Teacher Illness Prompts Substitutions
Miss Ruth Brian of Logan Junior High was taken home to Wilmington after a serious illness. Substituting at the school are Mrs Clyde Jones and Minnie Louise Heine. At Senior High Miss Iris Lowery is away for her mother illness, with Mrs John R Pierce taking her class briefly. Mary Lemon also substitutes for Ruth Armstrong at Junior High due to illness.
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Logan
Ruth Brian
Logan Junior High
Wilmington
Clyde Jones
Minnie Louise Heine
John R. Pierce
Iris Lowery
Mary Lemon
Ruth Armstrong
Meiser Property Sold at Auction in Logan
In Logan a property formerly occupied by the Meisers Sophia John and Katherine, all deceased within weeks, was sold at a courthouse auction. Bernard Geiger bought the house for 3025 dollars and two Columbus Cassidy Ave. lots sold for 285 dollars to Eddie Hanna. George Christman led the sale. Geiger plans to resell the property.
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Logan
Meisers
Sophia
John
Katherine
Court House
Bernard Geiger
Columbus
Cassidy Ave
Eddie Hanna
George Christman
Mr. Geiger
Tipton and Showalter Birth Announcements
Logan and Mrs Frank W Tipton announce a newborn son at home weighing 1 2 pounds born Sunday. The Tiptons have five other children. Mr and Mrs William Showalter announce a newborn daughter weighing 7 12 pounds born Monday at home.
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Logan
Frank W. Tipton
Tiptons
William Showalter
Miller Coffee Shop to Close Indefinitely on Main Street
Mr and Mrs Miller announce the closure of Miller Coffee Shop at 232 BE Main St due to failing health. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gerald Devol of Carbon Hill at Cher nm Hospital on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mrs. Miller
Miller
BE. Main St
Gerald Devol
Carbon Hill
Chernm Hospital
Budd Named Manager at Luckoff Store in Logan
D. D. Budd is appointed manager of the Luckoff store in Logan. He arrived Monday and outlined plans to enlarge and improve stock. Budd, a USC and Cincinnati Conservatory graduate, is an accomplished pianist and organist. He served in the U S Engineering Department in South America and has 12 years in Los Angeles and Hollywood as a Kress store manager and Air Service Command orchestration. He has one son in the South Pacific and a daughter entering Johns Hopkins Nurses Cadet School. Max Langman, Budd’s predecessor, will move to Lafayette, Ind., after Langman suffers a light heart attack last Friday night.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
S. H. Kress
Air Service Command
Dayton
South Pacific
Armed Forces
Nurses Cadet School
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Max Langman
Budd
Lafayette
Logan Elks Plan Dance
Invitations are in the mail for the forty sixth annual ball celebrating the founding of the Logan Lodge of Elks. The event opens with a 6 30 banquet on February 16 with ad mittance guaranteed by invitation. Both round and square dancing will be offered and reservations are requested by February 14. In charge are H C Tom R B Kies H W Larimer George Smith and Lew Reynolds.
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LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
H. C. Tom
R. B. Kies
H. W. Larimer
George Smith
Lew Reynolds
Need of Wood for Pulp Is Explained
Mr. George L. Snow den, superintendent of the wood department of the Meade Paper Corporation of Chillicothe, was in Logan Monday to check the pulp wood situation. With the company in dire need of thousands of cords of wood, Mr. James Smoot announced that new methods of transportation can be made available to any wishing to contact the County Extension Office for information on this subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George L. Snowden
Meade Paper Corporation
Chillicothe
James Smoot
County Extension Office
Conference attendees include agents Smoot and Evans
Mr James Smoot county agricultural agent and Miss Helen Evans home demonstration agent will attend a district 4 H conference to be held in the P O building in Athens all day Wednesday
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LOGAN
James Smoot
Helen Evans
P.O
Athens
Miss Sylvia Eichel Undergoes Major Operation in Columbus
In Hospital LOGAN Miss Sylvia Jane Eichel underwent a major operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus Sunday morning. Her condition is reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sylvia Jane Eichel
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Visitors and family tables at Logan home
Mr and Mrs Wayne Price from Springfield and Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb and Ned Webb of Columbus visited over Sunday with Mrs Clinton Webb their mother. Corp Billie Snyder formerly a lino toy e operator at the Logan Republican and his brother Billie came from Breakers Hotel Hospital in Palm Beach Florida while Bob is on leave from Langley Field Va. They are staying at the home of Mr and Mrs Tate Schrader Mrs Snyder's parents. Staff Sgt William Woodard arrived in Logan Saturday night for a two weeks furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs J V Woodard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Price
Springfield
Ralph Webb
Ned Webb
Columbus
Clinton Webb
Corp
Billie Snyder
Lino‘toye
Logan Republican
Logan
Billie
Breakers Hotel
Palm Beach
Florida
Bob
Langley Field
Tate ‘Schrader
Logan Library hosts diverse activities and book reviews
Logan residents enjoyed a bustling library Saturday with 264 dolls claimed, displays of 170 dolls, and model airplanes. Rev. Cecil H. Jones will lead biographies in a sponsored series with Junia Club hosting and library hours adjusted to 8 pm. A first review features Danny Brook by Gladys Hastings Carroll. Fire alarm reports a trash pile blaze on Warne Avenue spreading through grass.
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Logan
Barbara Hull
Bob Stallsmith
Ned Kreig
Cecil H. Jones
Jones
Junia Club
Logan Library Board
Mr. Jones
Danny Brook
Gladys Hastings Carroll
Hallie Grimes
Oppor
Warne Avenue
Middleport War Loan Drive Results Reported
Middleport's fourth War Loan Drive netted 165 000 in sales with 98 993? and 66 007 totals. Top contributors include Leading Sales Stores H J Hy sell 4 000 Holter's Restaurant 3 551 25 Columbus Southern Ohio Electric Co 3 075. Merchants exceeded goals today. Middleport Lunch Dexter Star Garden Club to meet Thursday Feb 10 at 8 p.m. at Mrs J E Radekin's home.
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Middleport
GORD
Cnc
Dexter—Star Garden Club
J. E. Radekin
Pomeroy Social Notes Honoring Pvt Pauline Holmes
Pvt Pauline Holmes, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Holmes of Syracuse, leaves for Washington DC to join her Marine Corps unit at New River NC. Social events mark farewell including a dinner at Island View Inn Gallipolis. Also listed are local notices about a Federated Circle Valentine party and various Pomeroy personal items.
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Pomeroy
Pauline Holmes
Washington, D. C
U. S. Marine Corps
New River
N. C
Holmes
William Holmes
Syracuse
Pomeroy High School
W. A. Smith
Columbus Dispatch
Island View Inn
Gallipolis
Frank Holmes
Pvt
Washington D. C
George Freeland
Alice Holmes
Malcolm Roller
Middleport
Albert Turley
New Haven
Pomeroy Chamber Reelects Officers In Luncheon Meeting
The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce re elected officers at a noon luncheon at the Martin Hotel. W A Smith president R L Jacobs vice president Howard Kess secretary Alfred Elberfeld treasurer. Dr George Lasher spoke on postwar projects and National Forecast Council highlights. A Forestry Committee was named to attend Columbus meeting. The session lasted two and a half hours.
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Martin Hotel
W. A. Smith
R. L. Jacobs
Howard Kess
Alfred Elberfeld
George Lasher
Meigs Countian
Meigs County Selective Service Board
Lasher
Rutland
National Forecast Council
Columbus
Charles Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Theodore Reed
Meigs County
State Forestry Committee
Edison Hobhstetter
Dr. Lasher
Russell Infant Dies At Jones Home
Infant Elmer Russell son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell Ulah Jones died Monday at his grandmother Mrs Tom Jones home on S Second Ave where the family resides while the father is in service Funeral arrangements are handled by Rawlings Coats Mason County survivors include the parents a sister and both grandmothers and both grandfathers
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Middleport
Elmer
Elmer Russell
Ulah Jones
Tom Jones
S. Second Ave
Luckadoo Funeral Is Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mathew Luckadoo age 63 who died Saturday at the home of his sister in law Mrs Katie Luckadoo in Rutland were held Tuesday afternoon at the Rutland Methodist Church with burial in Miles Cemetery He was injured months ago in a mine and never fully recovered He is survived by a son in Chicago and a daughter in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Mathew Luckadoo
Katie Luckadoo
Rutland Methodist Church
Miles Cemetery
Luckadoo
Chicago
Toledo
Scarlet Fever Quarantine in Middleport Reports Two Cases
County Health Officer Dr. W. S. Ellis reports two scarlet fever cases in Middleport and has quarantined the homes of Mrs Estella Jackson and Homer Glaze to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
W. S. Ellis
Estella Jackson
Homer Glaze
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Rutherford
Messenger
Logan Civic Club
Belle Miller
Melrose Harbaugh
Scott Braddock
Judson Shriner
Arthur Miller
Elmer Tschappat
Charles Notestone
Howard White
Charles Eberst
Harley Meyer
Clarence Blosser
John R. Peirce
Roswell Perkins
Darley Kitchen
Ebersts
Mr. Eberst
Blosser
Wayne Hummerl
Camp Phillips
Kansas
A. R. Hummerl
Charles Sorrell
Barberton
Effie Spencer
S. Mulberry St
Phil Henderson
Miami
Henderson
Jesse Kitchen
Hubert Lappen
Navy
Don Smith
Fort Lewis
Washington
Mr. Smith
Don
Maneuvers
Louisiana
Smith
Paul Eberst
Haney
Meiser
Tojo
Cape Gloucester
Japan
Benjamin V. Mission of
New York
Marine Corps Engineering Unit
USMC
Nea
Luckoff
Logan Elks Plan
Logan Library
By Cleo Montgomery
Middleport Sales
Dexter
Colegroves
Middleport, Ohio
Meigs
Paris
George Sanders
Brenda Marshallhilip “Secret Code
Paul Kelly
Nelson Eddy
Susanna Foster
Claude Rains
Bendvue
Russia
Red Army
Pomeroy Social Notes
Federated Circle of the
Federated Church
George Beards
Allard Pratt
Roy Seyfried
Walter Sodt
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fred Sodt
Roy Heines
C. G. Hall
Huntington
Marguerite Meier
Jaqueline Maag
Capital University
William Neutzling
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fred Berkhemer
Worthington
Hilda
Chamber of Commerce of
Pomeroy Chamber
Comerce
Fla
Tom Crow
W. Main St
Robert Lear
Findlay
Bert Webster
East Main St
Lear
Bobby
Russell
Vernon
Gallaher Drug & Athens
Zenners
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