More Hocking Countians to Take Service Tests This Week
Draft Board issues new call for 27 men from Logan and surrounding areas to undergo pre induction physical examinations this week. Names include Chester Lemon Route 3 Logan Raymond Spencer Murray City Lester Derr 31 Sead Street Logan Guy Fisk Logan William Wadell North Fairfield and others from Logan, Columbus, Rockbridge, Mundy, Westerville and Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
City
Chester Lee Lemon
Archer Mae' Tlect
Lari Oe
Canton
Raymond Kuene Spencer
Murray City
Lester Calvin Derr
Sead Street
Guy Fisk
East Hunter Street
William Wadell
Zalle Aven An
P Cis
John Auker
Aes
Jake
Rt. 1
Westerville
Stores Furniture Logan as Jimmie Brown goes to duty
Mrs Brown leaves furniture in Logan for storage while she remains employed in Columbus visiting on weekends. Legal notice announces bids to drill a water well at Stewart School with no less than ten inch casing. Bids due March 27 1944 at 8 00 am at Bad's office Rome Canaan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jimmie Brown
Armed Services
Rome-Canaan
Stewart School
Bad's
High Benoa
Stewart
O. c. D. Arnold, Cik
Rome Canaan
Cobweb Oil Paintings by Miss Clapton Captivate Logan
In Logan a library display features Miss Clapton and her cobweb oil paintings, a rare art done on fragile cobwebs with no base. Her mother Mrs. Clapton, a former Logan librarian, is celebrated for inspiring the exhibit and the artist’s global recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Olive Clapton
Hens
P.O
Ren
Ohio
Librarian Hallie Grimes Resigns for Mentor Position
Hallie Grimes resigns after two years as Logan Public Library librarian to take a similar post in Mentor. She reports for duty Wednesday morning March 1, after spending Monday night in Columbus with her brother H. R. Moore and family. Moore works in the Department of Rural Economics at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hallie Grimes
Logan Public Library
Mentor
Sisters Assist Father After Hip Fracture
Mr. William Lehman of North Street, in failing health for two years, fell last week and fractured his hip. His daughters Mrs. Claude Hammon and Mrs. Charles Bowman of Columbus have aided Mrs. Lehman in his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Lehman
North St
Claude Hammon
Charles Bowman
Columbus
Lehman
Three More Enter Army From County
Three Hocking County men have entered the U S Army at Ft Thomas Kentucky after pre induction medical exams. They are Floyd Dorman Kitchen Logan, Gerald Ambrose Hampshire Logan Route 1, and John David Henderson Logan Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
U. S. Army
Ft. Thomas
Selective Service Board
Floyd Dorman Kitchen
Gerald Ambrose Hampshire
John David Henderson
Perry County court notes show filings ahead of May primaries
Perry County Board of Elections reports two week filing window with 16 Republicans and one Democrat so far. county recorder lists deeds, leases, mortgages and cancellations. probate reports name administrators and estates including W T Reiman and Alonzo Burgess. scarlet fever quarantines rise with cases in Thornville and Clayton townships. legal actions include foreclosures and divorces. marriage licenses issued in Crooksville and Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
Nina M. Holden
H. F. Minshull
Pearl Tague
Thornville
Thorn Township
Harrison Township
Clayton Township
Everland L. Eveland
C. W. Norris
James E. Potter
Board of Revision
Women Will Have Program In Logan
Logan A county achievement meeting for the women in Hock ing County will be held in March according to Helen Evans home demonstration agent. Nellie Watts outlined project plans for the coming year and a questionnaire will be sent to township council members. Attending were Miss Grace Harsh Mrs Ralph Swartz Mrs Porter Heinlein Miss Thelma Mowery Mrs Dan Rhein scheld Mrs Fred Graham Miss Nellie Watts and Helen Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Harsh
Ralph Swartz
Porter Heinlein
Thelma Mowery
Dan Rheinscheld
Fred Graham
Nellie Watts
Helen Evans
Local Service Members and Social News in Sarasota Area
Corporal William Daugherty returns to Sarasota after a furlough spent with parents Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Daugherty. Seaman Clyde Hockman visits family while stationed at Sampson NY. Mrs. Virgil Martin arrives from Monticello KY for a visit. Cub Pack 40 hosts 6 15 supper at Wear School with self‑provided table service. D A Council 120 initiation ritual set for Wednesday evening. Euterpean Club exec committee meets Monday at 6 to open Mrs Anthony Toerner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daugherty
Sarasota
Florida
Hubert Daugherty
Millard S. Brown
Urbana
William Brown
Clyde Hockman
John Edward
Seaman Hockman
U. S. Navy
Sampson
New York
George Hedrick
Monticello
Virgil Martin
George Erskine
Main St
Mary Schneider
Washington, D. H
Wear School
D. of A. Council 120
Anthony Toerner
Euterpean Club
Lent Sermons Planned by First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Howard E. Mumma of Shepard will deliver a series of Lenten sermons at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mumma is a Yale Divinity School graduate and Columbia University attendee, native of Springfield Ohio, and has pastored Magnetic Springs and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard E. Mumma
Shepard
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil H. Jones
Yale Divinity School
Mumma
Jones
Columbia University
Springfield
Magnetic Springs
Portsmouth
Mrs Harbaugh Reappointed to Hocking County Elections Board
Ella M Harbaugh is reappointed to the Hocking County Board of Elections for a four year term ending March 1 1948. She has served the past three years filling her husband’s unexpired term. The next board meeting is March 8 with election of a chairman and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ella M. Harbaugh
Hocking
Mrs Bailey Granted Divorce by Court
Logan Nettie L Bailey received a divorce from Elmer A Bailey in common pleas court. Grounds cited extreme cruelty. defendant did not appear. Custody of a minor child awarded to Bailey with support set at 4 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Nettie L. Bailey
Elmer A. Bailey
Court of Common Pleas
Trimble Area Red Cross Drive Organized in Athens Area
Trimble township prepares a Red Cross fund drive opening March 1 with a goal of 2600 dollars. Local head Mr Hughes seeks full citizen cooperation as volunteers canvass the area to fund Red Cross blood plasma work and relief for service men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. G
Red Drive
Athens
Hughes
Red Cross
Family Taken to Hospital in Blower Ambulance
Mrs. Virgil Grandy and her son Charles were transported to Marietta Osteopathic Hospital in a John S. Blower ambulance. Charles will have tonsil removal surgery and a general exam, while Mrs. Grandy is kept for observation. Mr. Grandy accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Virgil Grandy
Charles
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
John S. Blower
Henry Jonas Returns Home After Treatment
Henry Jonas was carried to his home by the Wallace ambulance from White Cross Hospital where he had been for treatment the past week. He is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Henry Jonas
C. F. ‘Wallace
White Cross Hospital
Play Cast Omission Noted in WSCS Program
In the Glouster WSCS program for the Thursday evening play the names Mildred Winkle as Diana From Brazil and Judy Vernon as Daphne From England were accidentally omitted from the participant list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WSCS
Mildred Winkle
Diana
Brazil
Judy Vernon
Daphne
England
Glouster Faithful Class Meets at Church Home
Jacksonville Methodist Church faithful class gathers at Mrs. Wilbur Householder home for devotional led by Mrs. Captalin Roberts. Readings include Bible Valentines by Sophrona Householder and others. Sophronia Householder wins mystery box. social hour and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Wilbur Householder
Captalin Roberts
Sophrona Householder
Arlene Davis
Lena Maxwell
Lucille Williams
Sophronia Householder
Anna Rasp
Eloise Miller
Ethel Shirkey
Progressive Study Club Meets at Mrs J E Andersons Home
The Progressive Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs J E Anderson on Main Street Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Study Club
J. E. Anderson
Main St
Local Visitors From Columbus and Nearby States
Mrs Mae Putnam Mrs Ida King Mrs Blanch Rigley and C A King from Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs M M Bryson. The Stemm family also visited Glouster from Columbus and Lenoi with Rolland Hoffman stationed in Detroit. Leo Lemoine of Dayton visited the Keiths in their home. Dorothy Faires of Point Pleasant West Virginia stayed with her parents the Carrs. Lois Barnett of Broadhead Kentucky visited with the Baldersons while her husband Rev Roy Barnett pastors in Broadhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Putnam
Ida King
Blanch Rigley
C. A. King
Columbus
M. M. Bryson
Donald Stemm
Glouster
Stemm
Spring St
Tillie Hoffman
Charles
Detroit
Rolland Hoffman
Leo Lemoine
Dayton
Mrs. Rose Maxwell Dies at Hartleyville
Mrs. Rose Maxwell wife of Sullivan Maxwell died at their home in Hartleyville. The body will be moved from Wallace Funeral Home to the late home today for calling hours. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Beech Grove church at two in the afternoon with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rose Maxwell
Sullivan Maxwell
Hartleyville
Wallace
Beech Grove
Beech Grove Cemetery
Laurel Valley Grange Formed In Hocking County
The seventh Grange in Hocking County, Laurel Valley Grange, is organized for South Perry residents after a Friday night meeting. Clarence Skinner and Frank M., both Grange deputies, aided the effort. A March 17 meeting will set plans, elect officers, and finalize the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
South Perry
Laurel Valley
Clarence Skinner
Frank M
Ansonia
Tuesday Deadline For Local Sales Tax Reports
Logan Charles Donnelly, sales tax examiner for the district, reminded Hocking County vendors that Tuesday is the final date for filing semi annual sales tax reports. After the deadline, a $1 daily penalty will be assessed for delinquency. He has assisted city and county vendors with their reports for the last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Donnelly
New Lexington
Hocking County
Donnelly
Logan Man Held to Grand Jury on Auto Theft Charge
Logan resident Bernard Kuhn admitted guilt to taking an auto without owner consent and was held to the grand jury after arraignment before Magister Frank St Clair. Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron arrested him on a complaint filed by local attorney George Christman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bernard Kuhn
Frank St. Clair
Kuhn
Jack Waldron
George Christman
Logan Librarian Becomes Private Secretary in Lima Defense Plant
Miss Hortense Gibson, formerly librarian at Logan Public Library, has taken a post as private secretary at a defense plant in Lima Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hortense Gibson
Logan Public Library
Lima
Ohio
Baton Rouge Firefighters Ordered to Save Tires and Gasoline
Firemen in Baton Rouge Louisiana responded to a burning auto as the owner urged them to spare the rubber and fuel while he worked to remove the tires.
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Baton Rouge
Church Group Plans Honor Roll Donations at Meeting
GLOUSTER Women of the Church of Christ met Wednesday night. They voted to donate to the Emily Flinn Home and to fund a new Honor Roll for names of members entering service since the first roll. A flower committee was formed and Group Two will host March meeting in addition to a social hour. Past Noble Grands Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Embrey and Mrs. Snowden hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Church of Christ
Esta Cunningham
Patience Wallace
Ola Eddy
Lalla Danford
Washington
Marion Byers
Emily Flinn
C. B. Tigner
John Henry
Emmett Byers
Noble Grands Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Edna Embrey
Lenna Snowden
Carbondale Personal Mention in Local Notes
Local brief lists visits and family ties in Carbondale Athens Cambridge and Columbus. Notes include Nora Frank Dorothy Margene Gil son Nile J. Doolittle seaman finishing Great Lakes boat training on furlough Jasper Cox George Barber Allison Cox Howard Cly visits by Joe Stanley Will Cox and family Landis home and a Bible remark about corn and Greek language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Nora Frank
Athens
Dorothy
Margene Gilson
Marve Brooks
Nile J. Doolittle
Great Lakes
Jasper Cox
George Barber
Allison Cox
Howard Cly
Logan
Joe Stanley
Cambridge
Will Cox
Columbus
Jasper Herman Clark
Philo
Josh Clark
W. T. James
Landis
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Athens Messenger
Oht
Draft Board
New Call
Edward Warmichall
Saginaw
Mich
Greenville
Main Street
By Cleo Haley Montgomery
Madam Curie
Rogram Total Foundation
Senate
Cts
U Transportation Insurance Ace
Bliss
Nepairs Schoor
Behoo
Coen
Pia Epecush Aay Selon
Pune
Landac Ping
Playne Oe Sa Assnts
Asrits
Clapton
Miss Clapton
Recorder
Lloyd F. Stought
Minerva Bowman
Jackson Township
W. H. Bowman
Sarah Hufford
Margaret Dutton
Sisteem
Thomas Kishler
Emory J. Parson
Junction City Lutheran Church
Church Cemetery
Frank Reiman
W. T. Reiman
Coal Township
Frank
Henry Reiman
New Straitsville
Charles Reiman
Christina Johnson
Mary Whitney
Defiance
Alonzo Burgess
Madison Township
Mark Burgess
Mary Smith
J. C. McCullough
Mary Wilkins
J. J. Poole
Crooksville
Verland Lowney
Earl Poole
A. W. Archer
Somerset
Bernice Archer
McGonagle
Common Red Court
Alfred Lucas
Edna Lucas
Pearl Babo
Charles Babo
Fred Richele
Luella Hutchinson
Potters
Edward Breeze
Rosalie Hooper
Junction City Bank
Rachel Cannon Woodward
Wm. E. Cannon
Kathleen
Realty
Eva Wiggins
Joseph
Edna Plant
Moxahais
Jacob Owens
Theodore Owens
Carl
Dorothy Pletcher
Leo
Emma Frame
Howard Adams
Galena
Hurl
Evie Godd
Zanesville
Dollie Koenig
Richard Beford
New Lexing
Cecelia Kildon
Bucyrus
Nora Ratliff
Clara
Andrew Spencer
William Rollins
Elmer
Freda Maines
James E. Brown
James and
Irene Conn
Upper Arlington
Frank D. Rarick
Inlet
Alan Goodrich Kirk
English Channel
Adml
Kirk
Mediterranean
Mrs. Harbaugh
Board of Elections
Mrs. Bailey
Trimble Area
Red Cross Drive
W. G. Hughes
New Grange
NEW Spring
Lenners
Dry Goods
Floor
Ceived
Messenger
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