Keynes Names District Chairmen for Hocking War Fund
Logan Robert Keynes announces community chairmen for the Hocking County Red Cross War Fund drive starting March 1. Appointees include Laurelville Claude Chilcote Rockbridge Bery Tucker Carbon Hill School District Carl Huprick Murray City School District Joe Stone Union Furnace D O Davis Gore Mrs Frank Emrick Oreville Mrs Robert Goodlive Haydenville C S Matheny and Paul Shaw oversees rural organization with township AAA committee chairmen selecting farmer helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Keynes
Hocking County
Red Cross War Fund
Laurelville
Claude Chilcote
Rockbridge
Bery Tucker
Carbon Hill
Carl Huprick
Murray City
Joe Stone
Union Furnace
D. O. Davis
Gore
Frank Emrick
Oreville
Robert Goodlive
Haydenville
Murray Red Cross Drive Announced in Logan
Murray City chairman J. J. Stone announces the Red Cross War Fund drive starting March 1 with a volunteer solicitor staff. The group met at Murray City High School for organization with committees from New Straitsville and Glouster attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian’ Wright
Harriet Darby
Helen Bookman
Eugenia Mahoney
Ruth Mackie
Ernest Martin
Frank Cook
William Johnson
Methodist WSCS Holds February Meeting at Local Church
LOGAN The February meeting of the WSCS was held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Bert Bell presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Tom Connor themed God’s Truth Abid Eth Still, hymns by Mrs. Walter Prather, readings by Mrs. Warren Johnson and Miss Irma Crow, and a paper by Mrs. Raymond Lanning on Our Magazines. A play titled Mrs Croesus Carries On was performed under Mrs. Lanning’s coaching, with musical segments by Mrs. Wilbur Lanning and Mrs. Hugh Meldrim. Supper for about eighty members closed the meeting, hosted by a committee headed by Mrs. Emma Shaw and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Advocate
Croesus
Lanning
Artie Brimner
Cora Brown
Ralph Swartz
Edward Miller
Wilbur Lanning
Hugh Meldrim
Emma Shaw
Roy Crawford
Bert Bell
Edward Ewing
M. B.lies
Stanley Wiant
Russell Bowers
E. L. Nimon
William Rizer
J. V. Woodard
Ernest van Atta
E. N. Turner
Grace Michel
Dover Churches Plan Special Brotherhood Day Services
Dover district Disciples of Christ parishes in Trimble Chauncey Greens Run Millfield and Taylor Ridge observe Brotherhood Day and a Week of Compassion with a Healing of the Nations goal of 1 870 000. Sunday schedule lists sermons by Gilbert Courtney at Trimble Taylor Ridge Chauncey and by Glaze Thompson at Greens Run Millfield and Trimble with service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Greens Run
Millfield
Taylor Ridge
Disciples of Christ
Greens
Gilbert Courtney
Glaze Thompson
A to O Club Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
The A to O Club marked its fourth anniversary at Mrs. Gladys McClelland's home with a two course chicken dinner. Dancing and games followed a brief business session that elected officers: Gladys McClelland president Olga Hunter vice president Norma Clark secretary Ginney Dunfee treasurer Ethel Chiki press reporter. Guests included Minnie Dunfee Nada Cone and Terry McClelland. The next meeting is March 2 at Olga Hunter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A To O Club
Gladys McClelland
Olga Hunter
Norma Clark
Ginney Dunfee
Ethel Chiki
Minnie Dunfee
Nada Cone
Terry McClelland
Garden Club members attend Better Gardening School
Five members of The Plains Garden Club visited Athens High School Thursday to attend the Better Gardening School conducted by Victor Reis of Columbus. Attendees included Mrs. Paul Tipton Mrs. Grant Michael Mrs. Herman Humphrey Mrs. John Slater and Mrs. Harold Winefordner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Plains Garden Club
Athens
Better Gardening
Victor Reis
Columbus
Athens High School
Paul Tipton
Grant Michael
Herman Humphrey
John Slater
Harold Winefordner
Chauncey Churches List February 27 Services
Religion notices from Chauncey list church times and leaders for February 27. Methodist Thomas Buckley Supt at 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 service with Wednesday prayer and Ladies Aid. First Church of Christ 9:30 School, 10:30 Lords Supper and worship led by Young People, service men and families 7 p.m. Gilbert Courtney. Seventh Day Adventist Charles Domberg pastor, Juanita Lockado Sabbath School head. Church of God Howard Pennell 9:30 School, 10:30 and 7:30 services, Flo Kelzenberg Young People. Holiness Andrew McKenny Supt 10 a.m School and 11 a.m and 7 p.m sermons by Ray Pidcock. Nazarene Frank Noel 9:30 School, 10:45 and 7 p.m sermons, Marjory Darnell Young People 6:15. Millfield Church of Christ Glaze Thompson preaching 10:30 after 9:30 School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Methodist Church
Thomas Buckley
Ladies Aid
Charles Palmer
First Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Seventh Day Adventist
Charles Domberg
Juanita Lockado
Church of God
Howard Pennell
Clarence Way
Young People’s Meeting
Flo Kelzenberg
Holiness Church
Andrew McKenny
Ray Pidcock
Nazarene Church
the Plains
Carrie Channell
Frank Noel
Marjory Darnell
Church of Christ
Millfield
S. S
Glaze Thompson
Ohio University Professor Hired to Teach Chauncey Band
Professor Karl Witzler of Ohio University will teach instrumental and band music in Chauncey Rover School for the remainder of the term, replacing Mrs. Kathryn Millikan who resigned. Band rehearsals occur Wednesdays and Fridays. A rummage sale by the Naomi Class of The Plains is set for March 3 at Athens City Hall starting 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Karl Witzler
Ohio University
Chauncey-Rover School
Kathryn Millikan
Naomi
The
Athens City Hall
Camp Mackall
North Carolina
Miss Bird
Miss Anna White
Columbus
John Martin
Rowena Blosser
Jerry Blosser
University Hospital, Columbus
Miss Blosser
Richard Gerken
Grenoble Road
Upper Arlington
E. H. Ledford
Roy Sigler
Sgt
Ledford
Greensboro
Norma Jean Fickel
Jacob Fickel
West School
White House
Cheerio
Maccabee Hall
County Conference on World Government Being Planned
Logan reports an interdenominational county conference on World Government set for Monday March 6 at First Presbyterian Church. Morning afternoon and evening sessions will explore peace versus war, economics, and international cooperation with questions on sovereignty, a world legislature, world court, a world army, tariffs, currency stability, and freedom of air. Ohio ministers will lead discussions and speak at sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
First Presbyterian Church
United States
Ohio
Logan Social Notes and Local Military Postings
Logan residents report the Duplicate Contract Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Carpenter’s home with high scores by Mrs. Harry Bell and Harold Saxton. Several members and substitutes listed. Also noted are furloughs and transfers of military families plus social gathering plans for March 8 and two club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Duplicate Contract Club
Athens
Fred Carpenter
N. Congress Street
Harry Bell
Harold Saxton
Carpenter Home
Bell
Saxton
John Lee
Tax Examiner to Aid Vendors in Logan February Deadline
Sales tax examiner Logan Charles Donley will be at the courthouse in Logan on February 29 to assist vendors with filing their semi annual tax reports. This date serves as the filing deadline and final chance to receive help.
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Logan
Charles Donley
Birth announced for Miller family daughter in Abilene Texas
Master Sergeant and Mrs Myron Miller announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday February 24 in Abilene Texas. Mrs Miller is the former Virginia Vogt. Grandparents are Mrs Sarah Vogt and Logan Miller. Overseas service marks the father.
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Logan
Myron Miller
Abilene
Texas
Miller
Virginia Vogt
Sarah Vogt
Employers Are Advised By Devore
Logan Ohio area director Joseph R. Devore of the War Manpower Commission warns employers to hire immigrants only if referred by the Logan United States Employment Service office. He ties this to the Region V employment stabilization plan to curb inter area labor migration and urges Ohioans to seek local jobs before crossing borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joseph R. Devore
War Manpower Commission
United States Employment Service
Devore
Ohio
Laurelville School Sells Bonds in Fourth War Loan Drive
Logan report states Laurelville High School and Eighth Grade students sold war bonds totaling 12 718 50 dollars in the Fourth War Loan Drive. Senior class led with 4 650, Eighth Grade 3 175 50, Sophomores 2 412, Juniors 2 301, and Freshmen 150 in sales.
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Logan
Laurelville High School
State School Funds Arrive in First 1944 Mail
Logan reports first quarter 1944 State School Foundation funds mailed by County Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon. Distributions include Benton 3043.02 Falls 2836.25 Good Hope 2258.50 Gore 730.01 Green 2700.13 Laurel 2457.98 Laurelville Perry 5614.80 Marion 2792.41 Murray City 5149.02 Salt Creek 1436.10 Starr Washington 7067.42 Ward 3845.22.
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Logan
State
Samuel H. Dillon
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Gore
Green
Laurel
Laurelville-Perry
Marion
Murray City
Salt Creek
Starr-Washington
Ward
War Loan Drive Surpasses County Quotas in Fourth Drive
Logan County reports $578393.70 in all bond sales for the Fourth War Loan Drive, $189393.70 over the $389000 quota. Series E bonds reach $197456, $18456 above their quota. A congratulatory telegram from Phil Trounstine praises Hocking County for over the top performance in both E and total quotas. In Manayaram India, a single month records 264 inches of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Phil Trounstine
Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Manayaram
India
Elyria Man Volunteers for Immediate Army Induction
Logan William P. Wells Jr of Elyria has volunteered for immediate induction into the U S Army and will be included in the next Hocking County contingent for pre induction examination, the Hocking County Selective Service Board announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William P. Wells, Jr
Elyria
U. S. Army
Hocking County
Selective Service? Board
Reverend Cecil H. Jones to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting
Rev Cecil H. Jones will address the Rotary Club at noon on Monday February 28 at the Hotel. A report notes a woman grave digger is employed in Chester Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cecil H. Jones
Chester
Overnight Kleerex promises clear pimples by morning
A marketed liquid claims to dry pimples overnight with a money back guarantee if not convinced. It advertises rapid results and a low price of 50 cents, urging readers to join satisfied users who are no longer embarrassed by acne.
Medal of Honor Winner for Midway Heroic Death
Capt Richard E. Fleming died in the Midway raid after bombing Japanese warships. He became the first Marine Corps pilot to win the Congressional Medal of Honor in the war, awarded posthumously to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Fleming
Midway
Marine Corps
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Red Cross
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O. U
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M. C. Martin
Orchard Street
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Elizabeth Riggs
Dorothy Riggs
Pine Bluff
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Camp Beauregard
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Newton Spencer
Church Street
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John. Eberst
Jack N. Spencer
St. John’s Catholic Church
John H. Eyerman
Marcia Eberst
Charles Eberst
Laurelville School
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
America
Athens Armature & Machine Co
Athens Automotive
Atlas Store
Glouster
Beckley
Betts
Nelsonville
Obie
Buick Company
Wm. Brooks Shoe Company
Athens Home Telephone Co
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
the Fair Store
Athens Ice & Storage Company
the Athens Messenger
Athens Junk Co
Cable Company
Carbondale Coal Company
Athens National Bank
First National Bank
Gillilan's Jewelry Store
Huffman Transportation Service
Kyle & Clifford
Lamborn Studio
Bank of Athens
F. J. Beasley Company
F. R. Beasley
Cornwell's Jewelry Store
Logan Monument Company
Cox Brothers
Luckoff's, Inc
Milldeck's Shoe Store
Nye Chevrolet Company
the Peoples Bank Company
Nelsonville, Ohio
Richardson Baking Company
Glouster-Marietta
Portsmouth
C. D. Shafer Company
Stanley's Shoe Store
Steppe's Beauty Shop
Strontium Products Company
Chauncey, Ohio
Wilson Brothers
Zenner Store
U. S. Treasury
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