Two Cab Firms Ask Logan for Franchises in City
Representatives from White Tip Cab Co and Ernie's Cab Co urged the Logan City Council to grant a taxi franchise allowing no more than two cab companies in the city. The petition was referred to the Streets Committee. The council also heard requests for street lights at Church Street Betty Avenue and Church Street Route 664 intersections and for a traffic light at Vine Street and Zanesville Avenue. Utilities and Streets committees will investigate. Mayor Weltner announced parking meter standards have arrived and installation begins.
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Logan
White Tip Cab Company
Ernie's Cab Company
Logan City
Fred Easman
Church St
Betty Ave
Vine St
Zanesville Ave
Denzil Weltner
Illness Hits Logan High Faculty Troubling Week
Illness struck the Logan High School faculty this week with three teachers absent. Miss Bartlett Hamilton is confined at home with measles and strep throat and will miss the rest of the week or longer. Her English, salesmanship, and geography classes are being led by Marion Allen, a Navy veteran recently returned from service. Principal Fred Burchfield has been absent with no substitute, and band instructor James Horwell cancelled Tuesday classes due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bartelle Hamilton
Marion Allen
Fred Burchfield
James Horwell
Girl Reserves Honor Finance Committee at Logan
Logan Senior High School Girl Reserves met in the Music Room with Eleanor Francis presiding to recognize finance committee members who worked at the G. R. refreshment stand during basketball games. Senior girls honored were Margaret Brown Irene Struble Francis Tipton and Joan Acker. Delores Williams led contests tied to a movie theme and the Publicity Committee presented a scrapbook for future clubs. Probate Judge E L Ewing has appointed Gertrude Ringhiser administratrix of Everett Ringhiser estate and James W Dougherty and John W Dougherty administrators of Fannie Dougherty estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eleanor Francis
G. R
Margaret Brown
Irene Struble
Francis Tipton
Joan Acker
Delores Williams
E. L. Ewing Hias
Gertrude Ringhiser
Everett Ringhiser
James W. Dougherty
John W. Dougherty
Fannie Dougherty
Radio Highlights New York UNO Assembly Discussion
A report from the UNO Assembly will air on NBC at 7 p.m. Saturday with Benjamin Cohen and Sol Bloom. The town meeting on March Tth asks how to feed Europe and features Henry A Wallace, H J Heinz, Senator Claude Pepper, and Representative Stephen Pace.
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New York
UNO Assembly
NBC
Benjamin Cohen
U. S. Department of State
Sol Bloom
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
H. J. Heinz
Claude Pepper
Florida
Stephen Pace
Georgia
House Food Investigating Committee
ERB HELP advertised as cure for digestive woes
A woman claims ERB HELP cured her gas bloat headaches and constipation after years of illness. She says she now eats freely, digests well, and feels like a different person. The ad touts 12 herbs cleansing bowels and taxing liver and kidneys, with Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate selling it.
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Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts
Adv
Sale of 1946 Auto Tags Opens Friday at Virgil Martin Shop
Logan sale notice states that at Virgil Martin Electric Shop 127 East Main Street the Friday morning opening will offer 1946 auto tags. Pauline Robey assists by Dorothy Price Beatrice Lash and Miriam Mack. Each buyer must present a certificate of title for a truck or passenger vehicle to obtain a new license.
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Logan
Virgil Martin
E. Main St
Pauline Robey
Dorothy Price
Beatrice Lash
Miriam Mack
Logan Woman Dies Tuesday After Stroke
Mrs. Mary Marin Martin, 67, widow of William Martin, died at her Furnace Street home Tuesday after a stroke suffered a week earlier. Survived by son, three daughters including Josephine at home and Fern Botts and Betty Souders of Lancaster, plus sister Mrs. Thomas Schrader of Columbus. Body taken to home. Rosary prayers to be held by Knights of St. Johns Ladies Auxiliary Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. with services to be announced.
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Logan
Mary Marin
Wiliam Martin
Furnace St
Martin
Josephine Martin
Fern Botts
Betty Souders
Lancaster
Thomas Schrader
Columbus
Roberts
The
Knights of St. Johns
Future Farmers Meet to Discuss Projects
Logan unit of Future Farmers of America met Tuesday and approved selling hybrid certified seed corn to local dealer Fred Graham, with each member pledging to sell at least a bushel. They also voted to sponsor a baby chick project, furnishing chicks and feed to one member who will provide a larger poultry operation at home. Proceeds from chick sales will be split with the laboring boy. Committees were named to arrange a parent and son party for April 15, with a casserole dinner at the school. Harold Saxton, former advisor, was made an honorary member to be presented at the April 15 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Fred Graham
Harold Saxton
Antioch Grange Literary Program Sparks Community Night
Antioch Grange held a literary program led by Mrs. John Amnah featuring song, readings, and a discussion on Lincoln and Washington alongside modern statesmen. James R. Smoot spoke on Agricultural Outlook for 1946, with a Washington and Lincoln quiz by Enid Swarner and Maxine Carrel. Play Night announced for March 7.
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LOGAN
Antioch Grange
Oace
John Amnah
Massa
Washington
Lincoln
James R. Smoot
Enid Swarner
Maxine Carrel
Antioch Chorus
Shome
Elwood Stiverson
Kiwanis Club Father Son Banquet Highlights Logan Event
Logan Kiwanis Club hosted its annual Father Son Banquet at 6 p.m. in the Logan Clay Product Recreational Hall. Clarke Bixby organized arrangements. Gerald Staley of B L Lancaster spoke. Henry Dague acted as secretary for Howard Ralston who is home ill.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanis Club
Clarke Bixby
Logan Clay Product Company
Gerald Staley
B. L
Lancaster
Henry Dague
Howard Ralston
Hiness
Ballard Shumate Sr Rites Scheduled in Hinton West Virginia
Logan notices the death of Ballard Shumate Sr age 66 at his son’s home. Heinlein Funeral Service will send remains Thursday to Hinton WV for services Friday at 4 00 pm Meadows Funeral Home. Friends may call Heinlein Funeral Home until Wednesday evening.
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Logan
Ballard Shumate
Ballard Shumate, Jr
Heinlein
Hinton
W. Va
the Meadows
Logan Friends
Meeting on teacher training program in Columbus
Miss Sally Tholmes attended a Monday meeting called by the State Director of Education in Columbus. The group included teachers, 30 principals, 39 superintendents, and two professors from each Teachers Training Institution to discuss a proposed training program for teachers.
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Logan
Sally Tholmes
Columbus
State Director of Education
Logan社ial Notes and Society Doings in Logan
Logan The Alpha Iia Chapter of the Delta Kanpa Gamima So rorttes held a Footwars meeting with a sin oclock dinner at Pritchards Monday evening The program at the Business and Pres sioner Chin Roo Market St featured Miss Marjorie Treadwell of Shawnee reviewing The King's General. A later shower honored Paul Fox at North St and many guests attended. Mrs Richard Jones hosted a small bridge party honoring the guest of honor. Logan briefs cover various social visits, engagements, and local appointments with multiple named individuals and places across roles and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alpha Nii
Delta Kanpa Gamima Sororttes
Pritchards
Chin Roo N Market St
Marjorie Treadwell
Shawnee
Janette Wharton
Blanche ‘Shorehead
Neville
Athens Chayter
Mary Connor
Florence Larimer
Grave Orr
Velre Brashares
Fann Kring
Mary Ruth Krinn
Gladys Webb
Louie Bowen
Berdena Shupe
Berrice Taylor
Minnie Armstrong
Mary Smith
Martha Kruger
Mary Neal
Janet Carr
Helen Wasnhourn
Nellie Westia
Jones
Richard Jones
Gitpons Hospital
Claude Chrisman
Ford Hack
James Brown
William Woodard
Tommy Evans
Saran Rockhold
Sally Holmes
Owen Yas
Albany Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Meetings
Albany area residents attended family gatherings and dinners with friends in Athens Columbus and Portland. Events include WSCS meeting at the church on February 28 and the PTA slated for February 26 with Chesser illness noted and updates on local households and visitors.
Personal Notes From Bidwell
Bidwell notes detail a February 25 meeting at the Methodist Church to organize Boy Scout troops led by Rev. C. W. Boyer as part of addressing local youth issues. Scoutmaster Pete McCormick attended with Troop 200 in full dress.
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Bidwell
Methodist Church
C. W. Boyer
Pete McCormick
WSCS
Westerman Church
Maggie Bush
Daisy Hutchinson
Johnny Bill Matthews
Os Vinton
Hutchinson
Wade’ Evans
Mason Long
T. K. Bell
Bells
Paul Joseph
Columbus
Stephen
Karen Sue
George Rhodes
Guy Coy
Patricia
Prospect Hill
Cart
West Virginia
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visitation
Glouster social notes list guests visiting the Campbell home including Mr. and Mrs. Norris from Farmington New Mexico, Mrs. Innabe, Mr. and Mrs. Brewer and Georgia Higgins from Dayton, and Mr. Guess from Logan. It also covers travels of McCoy, Ayers, Williams and Brown families, with Jack R. Brown’s birthday plans and a Detroit visitor staying with Jacksonville relatives.
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Georgia Higgins
Dayton
Hubert Guess
Logan
Guess
Campbell Home
Campbell
Corning High Wins Perry County Tourney
Corning High defeated the Glenford Golden Horde 80 to 74 in the Perry County tournament final at Shawnee to claim the championship. Captain Bill Dunlap received the trophy after returning from a leg injury, with Jerry Jones the leading scorer at 363 points.
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Corning
Corning Railroaders
Perry County
Glenford Golden Horde
Shawnee
Junction City
Park
Bill Dunlap
Corning High
Floyd Brown
Navy
Jerry Jones
Mary Briggs
Lila Latta
Jean Fitch
The
Athletic Association
Logan
Logan Gym
Trimble Red Cross Drive Starts With Tea Host
Red Cross drive in Trimble Township begins March 3 to reach a 31500 quota. Tea host Mrs. Burnell at Republic Ave 2:30 pm with English war bride Mrs Harold Hickman speaking on transporting European brides. Local leaders and groups listed as solicitors. Past State President Jonah Phelps to discuss memorial foundation fund. Weeds cost Wisconsin about 25 million yearly.
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Trimble Red Cross Drive
Glouster
Lowell Burnell
Red Cross
Trimble Township
Republic Ave
Harold Hickman
Gilouster
England
Thomas Wlliams
Agnes Clark
Elizabeth Beshara
Clyde Sellars
Palace Theater
Red Cross Grove
Russell Losier
Sylvia Maxwell
Oakdale
McLeish
Isaac Vaughan
H. T. Rainey
Trimble
Mary McCann
Walter McCasky
Ann Paskievich
Jacksonville
Eli Westfall
Letha Rolland
Hollister
Carye Smith
Lola Gillett
Greens Run
Mary Rogers
Bryan
Taylor Ridge
Carl Anile
Trimble Heights
Lena E. Davis
Maplewood
Kelly Crawford
Palos and
Burr Oak
Lawrence Colbert
Harold Brown
Alfred Morris
Weal Morris
Marie Dodson
Eleanor Miler
Edna Embrey
Ina Morgan
John Henry
Maude Vaughn
Roger Kittle
Glenn McDonald
Edward Lee
Jonah Phelps
Ironton
Glouster Eagles
Memorial Foundation
Trimble Memorial Committee Plans Township Drive
Trimble Township Memorial Association chair C E Turner calls a 8 o'clock meeting in the mayor's office to organize a township wide fund drive for a monument to World War II dead and park installations. The list includes nine new members and a plan to canvass Trimble Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Township
C E. Turner
C. F. Guinther
John S. Blower
Frank Darling
Isaac Vaughan
Albert Gordon
Carye Smith
C. ©. Gibson
Herman Jones
Lawrence Colbert
Enlon Grubbs
W. D. Witham
Ernest Byers
Emmett Rogers
C. F. Danford
Thomas Brown
Pupils Recital At County Home In Glouster
Pupils of Mrs. Andrew Riley performed a Sunday recital at the County Home featuring quiet music, songs, a scripture lesson on the 23rd Psalm, a prayer, and multiple piano solos and vocal numbers by Linda Lee Echstenkamper Adriene Craig Yvonne Sharp Dianne Swartz Betty Harding Bonnie Kittle Lucy White Lavonda Saulers and duet by Freda Summers Jayne Witham. Mrs Simonton thanked the group at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Kittle
Lucy White
Lavonda Saulers
To Sing Spirituals At Methodist Meet
Mrs Ethel Riley and Mrs Helen Leach will sing several spirituals during the worship at the W S C S meeting in the Methodist Church Thursday evening at 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Glouster
Ethel Riley
Helen Leach
W.5.c.s
Hospital Notes of Glouster Area
GLOUSTER The following trips were made recently by the C. F. Wallace ambulance. Clyde Singer was returned to his home from Marietta Osteopathic Hospital. David Bennett was taken to the Osteopathic Hospital for burns. Mrs. William Sabo of Derthick was returned home from Marietta Hospital. Mrs. Etta Frazier, ill at her sister’s home, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Joe Nelson, from Sheltering Arms, was moved to Springfield for care by Dr. Nelson Brandeberry.
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Glouster
C. F. Wallace
Clyde Singer
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
David Bennett
Osteopathic Hospital
William Sabo
Derthick
Marietta Hospital
Etta Frazier
Amanda Williams l
Bishopville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Joe Nelson
Springfield
Nelson Brandeberry
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Mrs. North
Hildegarde
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Jack Carson
Dr Christian
Frank Sinatra
Andrews Sisters
ABC
MBS
Cas
Athem Pharmacy
Lok Court Bt
Kiwanis Club
Brine Craw
Philadelphia
Germany
Prinz Engen
Pac
Fic
NEA Telephoto
Sma Phi Gamma
Paul Fox
Ann Marie Schorr
North St
Garnet Sheets
Mary Ann Moorehead
Joe Schrader
Marjorie Price
Everett McWilliams
Eileen Couch
William Arnold
Pauline Mowery
Hayes Pritchards
Chas. Lehman
Thomas Walsh
Qakey Hammond
Miss Mar
Jane Schrader
Fanchion Cooley
John Shaw
Roy Curl
Irma Hamilton
Jack Myers
Joan Gartner
Retha Mohler
John Trowbridge
Mary Mowers
Hilda Fickle
Mise Thelma Revs
Mass Teviolet Redick
White Tass Hospital
Cabinscus
Chas Rusk Columbus
Ruth
Kermit Bliss
Cleveland
Ruth Fasterling
Club House
WL Va
L. Williams
Mutherry
Catherine Morgan
Dale ‘Thornberg
Amy Easterling
Ruth Easterling
Sam Buchanan
John
Camp Top Hat
Antaverp
Belgium
Wayne Todd
Esther O'Neal
Heater St
George Bolden
Paul Savson
Guam
Rd Simeon
Selective Service Board
Thomas P. Weiland
W. Main Sr
Frank Weiland
Great Lakes
Sei Howard E. Weaver
Laurelxilie
IGMRE
Albany
C. P. Pearman
Earl White
Athens
Ed Brooks
de. T H. Morgan
Betty Gillham
Georgia Kipatrick
E. Haning
Lloyd Bolin
Barbara
Sade Brooks
Pleasant
Val
Kate Brooks
Cora Brooks
Frances Cline
John Crossen
Fle Radcliffe
James Crossen
Clarence Cooper
Roscoe Parsons
Haatt Parsons
Portland
James Darley
the Plains
Cooper
W. R. Persons
Floyd Clark
E. M. Baughman
Clark
Baughman
Terry
Patty Clark
Charley Clark
Chas. Parker
Will! Chine
Kate Burdette
Focal
Noice
Thursias
Ralph Burdette
Charley Chesser
PTA
Africa
France
Jack
Albert Hall
Sportsmen Club
Alex Molnar
Athens County Sportsmen Club
American Legion Hall
Charles Heiser
Redtown
Kenneth Gerrard
William T. Gerrard
William Gerrard
Weltner
Lawrence C. Worthman
Enterprise
Paul £. Grow
Jackson
Wisconsin
Lodge
Marcellie Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Leonora B. I Green
Nelaenville
Athens County
Ohio
James M. Grimm
Canaan Township
Francis D
Hixson
M. D. Hughes
Robert Hixson
Chautrey
Francis D. White
Said
London
Glen Nichoson
Chico
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio Pardon and Parole
A. K
Fairfield Electric Service
East 6Th Ave
Lancaster, Ohio
Ray G. Knight
National Brands Sales Corp
Chicago, Ill
Baltimore
Logan Frozen Food Locker
S. Mulberry St
Glouster Cleaners
Trasin Bros
High Street
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