County Eyes Real Estate Re appraisal For Hocking
Logan officials and Fred Becker of the State Department of Taxation discussed mandatory six year realty re appraisal for Hocking County with the county board of commissioners and auditor. The last re appraisal was in 1936 and funding shortfalls delayed last year’s process, halting tax rate approvals by the State Tax Commission. A decision on Hocking County’s action is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Becker
State Department of Taxation
Hocking County
County Board of Commissioners
Fitzgerald
Hockin
State Tax Commission
Parochial Honor Roll Announced
Logan reports the Parochial School honor roll printed in the School Bell. Grades 3 to 7 list multiple students by name across each grade from third to eighth, including Marianne Abernathy Jack Binniger Larry Roberts Matthias Shrader Ann Schultheise RoseMary Shonk Bobby Thomas Mary J E Christman Jack Heft James McNamee Richard Manter Kay Ann Savey Thomas Schaad Beverly Stroupe Ruth Acker Charles Donaldson James Donaldson Margaret Johnson Mary Johnson Betty Schaad Rose Weiland Martha Christman Bonnie Fox Phyllis Shorr Helen Acker Robert Shonk Patricia McNamee Teresa Shorr Jo Sue Shorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Donaldson
James Donaldson
Margaret Johnson
Mary Johnson
Betty Schaad
Rose Weiland
Marha Christman
Bonnie Fox
Phyllis Shorr
Helen Acker
Robert Shonk
Patricia McNamee
Teresa Shorr
Jo Sue Shorr
Hospital Births and Legal Notices From Athens County
Hospital notes report the birth of a son at Logan home weighing eight pounds with noon delivery. Discharges include Mrs. Pettit and infant from Cherrington Hospital. Sparnow and Hall show slight improvement. Legal notices reveal inventories and appraisements filed in several estates and court hearings set for late February 1944, with probate actions, sales petitions, and account filings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Woltz
James Pettit
Cherrington Hospital
Buchtel
Rueben Sparnow
George Hall
Rebecca J. Hawk
Elisabeth Takacs
William Livingston
Lavenia W, Sloane
Sarah J. Bailey
Rancis D. White
Athens County
Ohio
James D. Cooper
Lucinda J. Cooper
George W. Rose
Thomas G. McDonald
Dan Shay
Ellen Shay
Mabel K. Brown
Guy H. Brown
Annie Archer
James A. Archer
Polans
W. Finsterwald
George Hatse
Hank
Ath Iix
B. A
Therine M. Iron Marga Barron
Katherine
Margaret
Lam
Kevice
Francis D. White
County Treasurer On Duty Saturday at Hocking County Courthouse
County offices close Saturday February 12 for Lincoln's birthday except the County Treasurer's office. Mr. White will be on duty to allow tax payments, with hours set to 4 p.m. at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Court House
Lincoln
White
Bowen Talks On Postwar World Plan at Forum
Atty. Wood Bowen spoke at the Metropolitan church forum on the postwar world. He criticized the League of Nations for lack of national cooperation and cited Culbertson, Wallace, Adams and Beard plans. Bowen argued America must define its ideals and warned that war may be necessary if government principles are endangered. Discussion followed with L. P. Mooney, Rev. Wiant and others participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
America
L. P. Mooney
Stanley Wiant
Roy Crawford
George Carr
S. C. Bright
Eagles Hold Victory Meet at Route 33 Hall
Logan F O E Aerie 2168 held a victory and patriotic meeting at their hall on Route 33. Seth Adams former worthy president of the Zanesville Aerie was the featured speaker. A chicken supper fed about 150 guests. The group purchased 2500 dollars worth of 2 percent Treasury bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
F.O.E. Aerie
Route
Seth Adams
The
Zanesville Aerie
Treasury
More Volunteers Reported by Board
Logan resident Calvin Derr 31 S Spring St volunteered for the next pre induction contingent for physical examination. He is a father of two and recently reached 18. Robert Eugene Redd of 448 Furnace St also volunteered for the next pre induction examination and is a father of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lester Calvin Derr
S. Spring St
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Derr
Ralph Garner
Glouster
Selective Service Board
Robert Eugene Redd
Furnace St
Redd
Wife Wins Divorce In Court Decree
Logan Ohio Ruby Clark wins a divorce from Lloyd Clark on extreme cruelty grounds. Custody of three children James Lee 8 Max Sheldon 3 and Daniel Richard 1 awarded to the mother. Lloyd to pay 15 dollars weekly child support. Also notices appointing administrators and executors for various local estates dated 1944 appear in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ruby Clark
Lloyd Clark
Gallagher Ave
James Lee
Max Sheldon
Daniel Richard
Clark
Wedded 50 Years Sawyer Anniversary
Mr and Mrs D M Sawyer of South Jacksonville celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house February 13 from 2 to 5 pm at their home. He a former Athens County Commissioner and dairy businessman now 71, she 68. They have son Ralph of College Hill and three daughters Clara Cannon Columbus Edeth Mulpas College Hill and Edeth Hightshoe Cincinnati plus 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Sawyer
Jacksonville
Sawyer
Athens County
Sawyers
Ralph
College Hill
Clara Cannon
Columbus
Edeth Mulpas
Edeth Hightshoe
Cincincinnati
Nondescript Club Hosts Musical Evening at White House(Table)
The Nondescript Club hosted 21 guests at Mrs. Stanley Wiant's White House dining room for a two course dinner and a musical program. Mrs. M Cherrington opened the meeting with songs led by Miss Grace Orr and piano by Mrs. Ann Clark. The program explored International Music in two parts, discussing soldiers songs from World War I and folk music with a Danish Greeting contest won by Miss Eleanor Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
White House
Stanley Wiant
M Cherrington
Grace Orr
Ann Clark
Clark
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Orr
Craige Adair
Clarence Heine
Ruth Brooke
Warren Bright
Joe Case
Cherrington
L. P. Mooney
Charles Notestone
Harry Stevenson
Wiant
Logan St Johns School Club hosts war era glass exhibit
Logan St Johns School Club held its regular meeting with Ed Eberst presiding. An Anchor Hocking Glass Company film on glass manufacture was shown and a display of glass types was on view. The firm, once making 800 items, now produces about 150, with much ware shipped to Africa and other countries. Souvenir ash trays and tumblers were distributed at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
St. John’s
Ed Eberst
Eberst
Anchor Hocking Glass Company
Chick Eberst
Joyce
Africa
Humpty Dumpty Sermon on Pride at Presbyterian Church
Logan reports Rev. Cecil H. Jones to deliver the morning sermon titled Humpty Dumpty a Sermon on Pride at 10 30 a m Sunday worship. Senior choir will sing and Sunday School starts at 9 15 a m with classes for all ages. Youth Fellowship follows at 6 30 p m in the social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cecil H. Jones
The
Presbyterian Church
Humpty Dumpty
Baptist Young People Celebrate Anniversary
GLOUSTER The Baptist Young People's Club marks its first anniversary on February 12 at 7 p m at the church. Donna Goodman leads the program Rev A G Freeman gives a sermonette on Building Monuments Mrs Ethel Riley directs music. All interested urged to attend refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Baptist Young People’s Club
Donna Goodman
A. G. Freeman
Ethel Riley
Pilot Sanderson Visits Logan Family After Training
Logan resident Second Lieutenant Paul H. Sanderson returns home to visit his mother Mrs. Mabel Sanderson and sister Peggy. He recently earned his air pilot wings after graduating from Eagle Pass Texas flying school on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul H. Sanderson
Mabel Sanderson
Peggy
Eagle Pass
Texas
Services in Glouster Churches Outline Weekend Plans
Rev A G Winkle of the Methodist Church announces Sunday services at 9 30 with Church School led by C A Bingman and at 10 30 worship where he will deliver a Lincoln Day Address The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6 and Evening Worship at 7 with a sermon titled A True Philosophy of Life Rev C B Tigner outlines Church of Christ services Bible School at 9 Communion at 10 and sermons The Woman Taken in Adultery and Simon the Pharisee topics Elder W W Wallace leads song service Monday brings a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Homer Vian Sr and family The Vians are moving to Indiana where Mr Vian pastors Bishopville Church of Christ and formerly led the local Bible school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Delmar Gladden
Jesus
W. W. Wallace
Homer Vian Sr
Vians
Indiana
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Nurse Aide Capping
Anna Mae Andrews, daughter of Alfred Andrews, among 75 receiving capping service as Volunteer Nurse's Aid at Broad Street Presbyterian Church in Columbus Sunday afternoon. Andrews trained at St. Francis Hospital during off hours while employed by The Bell Telephone Co. Sister Edna is a WAVE stationed in Washington, D C. Oakdale Friendship Circle held at Faye Nott's home with prizes to Rosa Love and Ida Burris. Betty Hufford won the door prize and Nora Lee Moore received the mystery package from Bernice Lowery. A comic Valentine exchange and Sunshine Sister gifts closed the evening. next meeting at Gertrude Jewell's home with Ida Mae Phillips assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lanning
Wesleyan Choir
M. E
Chase Wonn
Geo. Wonn
Columbus
Ruth Brooke
Huntington
W. Va
Jones
Cecil H. Jones
South Bloomingville P. T
Clyde Osborne
Baltimore
Mary O’wiler
Rosella Nixon
Frank Weiland
Margaret Shrader
Weiland
Nixon
Lancaster
William Hoehm
Clinton Webb
Nancy Phillips
North St
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Faye Nott
Bernice Lowery
Rosa Love
Ida Burris
Betty Hufford
Nora Lee Moore
Sunshine
Ida Mae Phillips
Della Loomis
Mae Lesey
Madge Harry
Nora Lee
Work of Glouster's Boy Scout Troop Is Reviewed
Kiwanis session at Hotel Gordon highlights Boy Scout Troop No. 72. Ralph Hines discusses activities since 1941, noting top regional standing across 15 Ohio and West Virginia counties and about 80 tons of salvage materials collected since Pearl Harbor. Scout camp funded by troop proceeds. Attendees include Dr. W. D. Witham, Miss Marcella Jonas, and Ralph Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham
Ralph Hines
Ohio
West Virginia
Pearl Harbor
George W. Rose
Ben Goldberg
W. G. Hughes
Dan Kovach
A. G. Winkle
E. H. Taylor
W. D. Witham
Marcella Jonas
Jacksonville Lodge Installs Officers
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge of Jacksonville held its annual installation of officers. New deputy president Mrs. Maude Davis. officers installed include Ida B. Davis noble grand and Mary Conaway vice grand with several others named for secretary treasurer chaplain warden and guardians. Social hour followed with refreshments by Florence Meeks and Electa Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B. Davis
Noble Grand
Mary Conaway
Captalin Roberts
Altha Dunlevy
Martha Kloh
Maude Lowry
Florence Meeks
Mary Kalt
Maude Davis
R. S
L. S
N. G
Bessie Davis
Minnie Gaskella
V. G
Lena Bratka
Guardian
Minnie Dust
Electa Grimm
Logan Man Denbow Promoted to Captain in Dental Corps
Clarence Eugene Denbow formerly of Logan, a former dentist, has been promoted to captain in the dental corps. He left Logan in May 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Eugene Denbow
Dental Corps
Denbow
Glouster Personal News Highlights Furlough and Births
Cpl. Lewis Gatchel of Tampa arrives in Glouster for a 30 day furlough from Alaska before reporting to Tampa for reassignment. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard at Sheltering Arms Hospital at midnight. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howard and Mrs. Helen Gillespie. A son born to Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Witham at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Wednesday night at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Lewis Gatchel
Tampa
Fla
Glouster
Alaska
Donald Howard
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Alfred Howard
Helen Gillespie
Glouster Fire Crew Douses Brush Fire Near Thorp Home
Glouster fire department responded to a brush heap fire a half mile north of the Thorp residence Thursday evening. Fire Chief John Crawford reported the flames were extinguished by water from the emergency tank and caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thorp
John Crawford
Logan Social Efficiency Club Plans March Mother Party
Logan High School students form the Social Efficiency Club with sponsor Mrs Marion Allen and Mr Howard Kirk. The group trains in social ethics and plans a March party for members mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan High School
Joan Gosling
Sally Holmes
Marion Allen
Howard Kirk
Shaw couple cut Florida trip return to Newark
Dr. and Mrs. James P Shaw of Newark left Logan for Florida but turned back from Atlanta due to Mrs. Shaw illness. They arrived in Logan at Mrs. Shaw's mother Mrs. Cyrus Rochester's home and will stay for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Pearl Shaw
Newark
Florida
Atlanta
Shaw
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