State aid checks arrive in Hocking County districts
WOGAN February 14 state aid checks totaling 17,400 have been received by several Hocking County districts under the State Department of Education program. Districts listed include Tonto Township, Nuxtonville, Laurel Township, Marion Township, Murray City, Perry Township, Ward Township, and others with amounts ranging from 400 to 3,100 dollars. Rehabilitation funds for privy facilities and sewer construction are also noted.
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WOGAN
Finle
Hocking County
State Department of Education
D. W. Calaman
Tonto Township
Nuydenvile
Laurel
Laurelvile
Marion Township
PLAN CLUB WORK SESSION IN LOGAN FOR 4-H
Logan February 14. C Dung assistant state 4 H Club leader travels to Logan to confer with Harold Chambers extension agent on summer club work. Key items include officers and leaders conference in January and a youth camp later in the year with emphasis on livestock club development and early organization in March through April and May.
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Logan
Dong
Harold Chambers
Jane
Hivestock
Chambers
Local School and Health Board News From Logan
Logan notes report James Loomis, veteran Hack ing County Board of Health member, in Columbus for neck growth examination. Mrs Loomis and Dr J J Hondiet accompany him as district news covers club meetings, officer elections, and a concert. Miss Gertrude Barker resigns from Union Furne High School to enter Ohio University. Miss Florence Ireland to finish current term.
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Logan
James Loomie
Hacking County Board of Health
Columbus
Mr. Loomis
Hame Tx
Union Furnace
Iis Sons
William and
Guy Eomnjs
J. J. Hondiet
Mies
Gertrude Barker
Union Furnes High School
Ohio University
Florence BR. Iroland
Barttett
Boar
Educstion
Bagee
War veterans urged to file World War I claims
Logan February 1944. The Blaze Department of the American Legion asks Logan Post to aid veterans of the World War in Hocking County to file disability claims dating before April 6, 1918. Officials will assist with filing and information, noting some addresses may have changed. a list of veterans and dependents is provided by town.
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Logan
Blaze Department
The
American Legion
Logan Post
T Hocking County
Congress
Hockum County
Legion
James H. Barker
Chria Lontz
Thomey Brown
Glaronce Brooks
Rey & Drown
Murrey Hgutterfield
Boyd V. Wright
Clarence Twicks
Laurelville
Mayo Kntce
Merman Disbennet
Wiliam Kretcher
Andrew 3. Pritchard
Ernest F Smith
Joseph M. Smuth
George C. Slump
Normay City
John Canter
Janes Hamer, Jr
John Erivaldo
William M. Poling
Samuel B. Shuttleworth
Airbenth
Henry &. Evans
Oscar Spooner
Haydenville
Emory — Burrina
George Carpenter
Clark D. Murrure
Clyde EH. Powers
Leator My. Woltz
Orbiston
Fred Wilson
Rockbridge
Pearl GC. Burns
Kari Moore
Travy Ve Dupler
H. Woltz
Union Furnace
D. Edward Bowen
Hugh H. McClinnahan
Loran
James
Gallagher
Hartman
Taine G Hankison
Herman L. Hess
Charlen G. Happel
Thomas
Humphkreya Jacob Joy
George W. Mosser
Tenee Ringhiser
Charles , Thompson
Fred Jonas
Carlton Hill
Roland A. Stedwell
Leroy M. Wolfe
Joahua WB
MISS LUTZ RESIGNS FROM CHILDREN HOME BOARD
Miss Margeret Lutz resigns as secretary and consultant of the Hocking County Children’s Home Board effective March 1 after seven years on the board. She has long served as executive secretary of the Mocking County Red Cross chapter and contributed to the shift to home placement care. The board will meet to act on her resignation.
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Children’s Home Board of Trosters
Logan
Web
Mise Margeret
Hocking County
Afiss Lutz
Mocking County Chanter
The
Red Cross
Justice Appointment Snafu Shakes Marion Township
Trustees named Charion Marek as justice of the peace for Marion Township after the prior appointee failed to qualify. In a separate election N. E. Tratten won a third term as prosecuting attorney but did not qualify, leading Marek to offer to serve.
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Logan
Marion Township
Willess
Charion Marek
Ie Lawl
N. E. Trattern
Maciek
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Lehman conducted
Funeral services were held at Leonard Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Sarah Lehman who died earlier in the week. James St. Fields led the service with pallbearers and honored members of the One Venus Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She leaves a son from a former marriage and brothers Robert Dalley Toledo Howard Brown Circleville and Harry Brown Cincinnati.
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LOGAL
Leonard Funeral
Hey
James St. Fields
Sarah Lehman
Avook
Lehman Eaves
Mmarriage
Blum Named Logan Estate Administrator in Ohio
Former county commissioner Blum was appointed by Judge A M Ehinger to administer the estate of the late Catharine De Long in Perry Township. Alice Dupler had served as administratrix since December 14, 2020 but resigned prompting the probate hearing. A $2,000 bond was to be posted, and appraisers had completed part of the administration work as of the hearing. Local residents Mr and Mrs Alpin Wharton of South Perrys visited Logan.
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Hedjin
Duplee
Blum
Rockbridge High School Interest Discussed by P T A
Logan February meeting of the Rockbridge P T A discussed Sugar Grove’s stake in keeping Rockbridge High. County Superintendent J W Coleman warned conditions from the State Department of Education, if met, could retain the school. Rockbridge residents oppose any plan risking closure and want local control maintained.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Vitlate
iBugar Grove
Ij. W. Coleman
State Department
Habe
Ftockbridgs Citiz
Logan declares candidacy for sheriff on Republican ticket
Peb. 14 Evans Logan announces he will seek the sheriff nomination on the Republican ticket at the August primaries. The Messenger notes he plans to file his candidacy soon, describing him as an automobile salesman and longtime resident of the city on Depot Street. Feb. 1 report states Margaret Nicholas is at her Columbus home according to Samuel Janes of South Orchard Street.
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Logan
Evans
Grand
Depot Street
Margaret Nicholas Fis
Columbus
Iner
Samuel Janes
South Orchard Street
Logan Man In Serious Condition After Stroke
Mrs. George Blosser of Blosserville inquired about the serious condition of her brother Fortunatus Price of Canal Winchester who was visiting relatives in West Virginia. Price suffered a stroke while returning home from the visit, with physicians giving little hope for recovery. Vernon Mauk, Republican, was elected president pro tem of the Logan City Council, entering his second term as a council member.
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Logan
George, Blosser
West Virginia
Ft. Prize
Canal Winchester
Mauk
Vernon Mauk
Mn Mauk
West Front Street
Art Club Meets at Mrs Bowen's Tas Tetide Lounge
Members of the Thimble and Art Club joined by Mrs William HW Bowen for an Wednesday afternoon event at the Tas Tetide Clubhouse. A 1 o'clock luncheon featured spring mowers as table decorations and Valentine season favors. Quotations from Lincoln and prominent figures were recited during roll call followed by a social hour. Guests included Mrs Pearl Watkins Mrs Harry H Wright Mrs A K Smith Mrs William H Streatz Mrs Hare Fey M Whitcraft Mrs Emma Ap Tin Mrs M H Cherrington Mrs G Bowen Mrs Theodore Lytle Mrs Raymont Lanning Mrs Robert C Work and Miss Erama Petty. Forest E Weineich and Barton ja Hoj were in Cincinnati Thursday on business matters.
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ART Club
Thimble and Art Club
William HW. Bowen
Lincoln
Pearl Watkins
Harry H. Wright
A. K. Smith
Wiliam H. Streatz
Hare Fey M. Whitcraft
Emma Ap Tin
M. H. Cherrington
G. Bowen
Theodore Lytle
Raymont Lanning
Robert C. Work
Walter Kleinpochmidt
Erama Petty
Entertained Club Dines and Card Night at Local Homes
SLUL members enjoyed an evening dine at Bra. Harry Lastman’s North Mulberry Street home followed by a degaionat bridge. Mrs. Etta Miller led with high club score while Mrs. Robert Weaver had top quest score amid guests including Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Charles Bowen. A Faljerwacks Club six o clock dinner and card games were hosted at Miss Imma Becker’s East Hunter Street home with Mrs. Harry Foster present. Logan Briels reports visits by GC EB Poling of Lancaster and Sheriff W R Lloyd, with other local residents noted visiting for business on Thursday.
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J. Keller
Falte Township Trustes
Keller
Fis
Tineon
Tom Uagh
Jesse Rohrer
EH Keller
Alvan Miller
Ralph
Elwood
Oma
Pierdon
Charles Brandt
Bruce Brandt
Kel Tern
Logan
Wiltmot Mercer
Lanakster
Cclink
Mas
Red Graham
Detter Home Makers Club
Inne
John Rodiin
Arlington Avenue
John Hunter
Willlin Barth- Jow
Lao Armstrong
Street
Mra
Rov ,Nash
Ara
Jacob Mohter
Cora Morgan
Slul
A & O'Clock Dineer
Bra
Harry Lastman
North Mulberry Street
Etta Miller
Robert Weaver
Weaver
Charles, Bowen
John Krieg
Laurentz Smith
Lee Aas
Imma Becker
East Hunter Street
Faljerwacks Club
Harry Foster
Waverly
Euest
Logan Briels
GC. EB. Poling
Lancaster
Thureday
W. R. Lloyd
Columbus
Lred Blankenship
New Straiteville
California Fig Syrup Endorsed by Doctors for Children
Mrs. St Richards of Cleveland praises California Fig Syrup for Rebecca’s long term constipation and says it keeps her daughter strong and energetic. The ad claims first dose relieves symptoms and that recurring doses improve bowels digestion and appetite, endorsing the product as a pure vegetable remedy trusted by doctors for years.
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California
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets touted as vitamins
A newspaper ad promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets as a source of vitamins especially vitamin D. It claims the tablets energize and support bones for children, equating two tablets to one teaspoon of cod liver oil, priced 60 cents at druggists.
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McCoy
Me. L. Inc
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