Eastern Star Area Meet Held in Nelsonville
Two hundred members of the Order of Eastern Star attended the twenty first annual district meeting at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville. The January session opened at 10 a m with A A Schramm of Marietta presiding and district officers presented. The slate elected included Theo na Miller president Dorothy Frank vice president Clara Smith secretary and Maxine Wingett treasurer. After a memorial service for Athens and adjoining chapters a luncheon for 125 followed at the Christian Church. A school of instruction was conducted and a tea closed the afternoon. The York Township Service Club will meet tonight at 7 at the American Legion Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
A. A. Schramm
Marietta
Grace Hutchinson
Macksburg
Theona Miller
Dorothy Frank
Athens
Mable Washburn
Roberta K. Mindling
Beverly
Worthy
A. A. Sehramm
Lucille Milner
Tipp City
Della Dolby
Groveport
Grand Warder
Grand Marshall
Eva Foulke
Grand Sentinel Ural Westfall
Anna Snow
Guysville
Grand Representative
Dd.gm
Clara Smith
McConnelsvile
Anna Stevens
Gallipolis
Eudora Chapter
Adda Hawk
Cora Davis
Esta
Warren
Elizabeth Murphy
Eudora
Inez Wilson
Phyliss McDaniels
Henshaw Funeral Held Today in Nelsonville
Funeral services for William Robert Henshaw were held at 10:30 a.m. at Stout Funeral Home conducted by Rev. B. A. Awe. He died Friday night at the home of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Maynard Henshaw, with whom he resided. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
B. A. Awe
Stout
William Robert Henshaw
Maynard Henshaw
Greenlawn
Thomas Newlun Dies Saturday
Nelsonville report Thomas Newlun age 52 died Saturday at Rocky Glen Sanitarium McConnelsville where he had been treated the week prior He leaves wife Anna daughter Mattie Allen Starr of Lackey Ky a step son Ray in U S Marines in the South Pacific two brothers Webb Newlan Nelsonville Route 2 and Ben Newlan Carbondale and a sister Myrtle Martin Nelsonville Route 1 Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10:39 AM at Carbondale Holiness Church with burial in Asbury Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Newton
Rocky Glen
McConnelsville
Newlun
Near Carbondale
Anna
Mattie Allen Starr
Lackey, Ky
Ray
U. S. Marines
South Pacific
Webb Newlan
Ben Newlan
Carbondale
Myrtle Martin
Asbury Cemetery
Yorks Service Men and Nelsonville natives in WWII notices
War correspondent Larry Newman of York, long with General Clark in Italy, returns from the Western Front. Col R M Edgar, Nelsonville native and former Edgar Stone Quarries owner, on 30 days’ leave in Columbus. next posts in Italy. Navy sailor Earl Hilleary promoted. Pvt John W DeLong, East Canton native, promoted to corporal and sending Alaska and Aleutian flags gifts home. Masons plan St Bernard Chapter No 156 meeting in Nelsonville tonight at 7:30.
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Larry
Red) Newman
INS
General Clark
Italy
Nelsonville
R. M. Edgar
Columbus
Edgar
Edgar Stone Quarries
Marble Cliff
Africa
France
Allied Forces Headquarters
Col. Edgar
Ruby DeLong
Pvt
Aleutian Islands
Pearl Lones
East Canton
Ohio
St. Bernard
R.A.M
Masonic Temple
Nelsonville War Wives Club Meets in January Social
Nelsonville War Wives Club held its first meeting of the year January 4 at the Tri Psi Sorority apartment with games and prizes for Mary Margaret Tomlinson Ida Lee Crombie Jessy Raybould and Wanda Goheen. Refreshments were served to a long list of members and guests. The next meeting is set for January 18. Mrs A E Cannon of Ardmore announces the marriage of Myrtle Payne to Sergeant Jack M Patton on December 19 at Ardmore with Rev A M Gray officiating. They will live in Ardmore where Patton is stationed. In Nelsonville news Mrs Lenzy Johnson returns from two weeks with her daughter in Millersport. Cpl Ralph Lovensheimer and Sgt John Manning, stationed in Lincoln Neb, visited with G M Hochon’s family. their daughter Keta stayed with grandparents. Mrs G M Hoch attended the Governor Lausche inauguration in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Leighton Aumiller of Columbus visited. Mrs Joe Galvin Sr, now home from St Francis Hospital Columbus, thanks friends for flowers and cards.
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Nelsonville
War Wives Club
Tri Psi
Mary Margaret Tomlinson
Ida Lee Crombie
Jessy Raybould
Wanda Goheen
Margaret Langley
Helen Steenrod
Jerry Nelson
Ruth Johnson
Jane Hall
Doris Ellinger
Helen Power
Eith Betts
Anna Mae Lowry
Leora Riley
Nora Je Hall
Winona Tateman
A. E. Cannon
Ardmore
Okla
Myrtle Payne
Jack M. Patton
James Patton
A. M. Gray
Presbyterian Church
Lenzy Johnson
Earl Bateman
Millersport
Ohio
Ralph Lovensheimer
John Manning
Lincoln
Neb
jWeek
G. M. Hochon
Keta
G. M. Hoch
Columbus
Lausche
Leighton Aumiller
Gay Aumiller
Will Burnell
Joe Galvin Sr
St. Francis Hospital
Floyd Dellmatch
A. M. Sater
North St
George Hengst
North Walnut
Raymond Hengst
Lakewood
Julia Siniff
Lucy Young
Lancaster
Jacob Wolfe
Pottery St
Wanda Brown
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
N. M. Brown
Cyrus Rochester
North Orchard St
James P. Shaw
Newark
Thelma Mowery
Commercial Point
Eber Mowery
Mowery
Glenn Wheeler
Doveras Circle
East Main St
Herman Leonard
Clarence Schempp
Church Street
Orland Summel
Ion Street
Glouster
William Capps
Eastern Stars
New Lexington
Willard Lyke
Connie Schultz
Joe Phillips
Lew Reynolds
Roberta Mindling
Baltimore
Maria Parsons
North Methodist Church
David Ridgely
Jane Bratton
Ridgely
United States
Louise Cohagan
White Cross Hospital
Starling Cohagan
Route 4
Paul Collison
White House
Ida Steinman
Lewis Reynolds
Pythian Hall
Edgar Paul
Depot St
WSCS to Meet in Hockingport January 10
Hockingport notes report the Women’s Society of Christian Service gathering set for Wednesday January 10 at a time, with Mrs Clarice Medley. Dorothy Shields spent New Year weekend in Parkersburg with Mr and Mrs Carl Wright. Mary Alice and Thelma Snider returned to Cleveland for work after holidays with their parents Lon and Thelma Snider. Fred Miller returned to Canton for work. His wife formerly Freda Mae Gregory of Parkersburg visits sister Mrs Alvin Blake. Pearl Shields remains hospitalized at Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockingport
WSCS
Clarice Medley
Dorothy Shields
Parkersburg
Carl Wright
Mary Alice
Thelma Snider
Cleveland
Thei
Lon Snider
Fred Miller
Canton
Freda Mae Gregory
Alvin Blake
Pearl Shields
Camden Clark Hospital
Barkersburg
Combat MP Teams: Frontline Roles in Germany 1945
NEA Service profiles the 28th Infantry Division military police in Germany. MPs are rugged, frontline fighters who controlled traffic, hunted snipers, and stood 52 hours on duty during a 100 mile retreat toward the Seine. They operate near front lines with self-supplied rations and dispersed posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
28Th Infantry Division
Germany
28Th
Percy
France
Seine
Agricultural Problems Panel at Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Logans Kiwanis Club will host a panel discussion on Agricultural Problems at the regular meeting Tuesday evening at six o'clock in the White House. James Barker Joe Schaad Jess Frasure Paul Shaw and H H Lafferty form Mr Smoots committee. Pearl Fogle soil conservationist and Lancaster Kiwanian will be the speaker.
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LOGAN
James R- Smoot
Hockings
Kiwanis Club
White House
Birth of Karen Francis Morley in Logan area
Logan relatives and friends announce the birth of Karen Francis Morley to Mrs. Francis J. Morley on December 2 at Chilli cothe hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Morley, missing in action over France since June last year, named his plane Miss Pat in her honor. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Morley of West Front Street. Also noted are visits and furloughs of local service members including S Sgt Ralph Klinker Wright Field Dayton and Pvt Donald Knapp Edgewater Arsenal, plus Lt Marguerite Sater who arrived in England.
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Logan
Francis J. Morley
Chillicothe Hospital
Karen Francis
Francis
France
Morley
Pat
Cherrington Hospital
Karen Ann
H. J. Morley
West Front Street
Ralph Klinker
Wright Field
Dayton
Donald Knapp
Edgewater Arsenal
Margaret Knapp
Florence Kittsmiller
Culver State
Clarence Dawson
Fort Jackson
5. C
A. M. Sater
Marguerite Sater
England
Logan Social Notes and Club Hostesses in Logan
Mrs. Robert Shaw hosted the Vera Blinn Missionary Society at East Main Street with a program on Christians with a World Point of View. The meeting included readings, hymns, and a World Day of Prayer notice for Feb. 16, with next leader Mrs. Hutchison and Miss Helen Clark as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cruise
Erling R. Jacobson
U. S. Navy
James Hutchison
Gloria Fiume
Gibisonville
Jerry Shaw
James Reese
Fret Graham
Florence Myers
Clarence Chute
N. M. Brown
Florence Fickle
Clarence Salts
M. ©. Martin
Rudolph Hankison
Lawrence Hack
Clarence Phillips
Francis Robinette
Charles Fox
Homer Alien
Starling Cohagan
Hughes
H H. Hughes
WhiteFouse
Minnie Moore
Richard Savey
Miss Moore
Russia
D. A. Rannels
Emma Westenhaver
Florence Bart
Hester
Lee White
Genevieve Poston
Bartelle Hamilton
Eleanor Durr
Emerson Poston
Russell Berlin
Anna Jcale
Arthur Miller
Franklin Kerr
Birth of Daughter Announced by Cantys
Mr and Mrs Joe Canty welcomed a daughter born Friday at Mt Carmel hospital in Logan. Canty formerly lived in Logan and was a partner in Henderson and Canty. The family now resides at 950 Vernon Road Columbus where Mr Canty is an attorney.
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Logan
Joe Canty
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Canty
Henderson and
John
Blanche Conrad
Ben
Kathryn Riley
Columbus
West St
Members of League Meet at Church
Members of the Wesleyan League met Thursday evening at the church to continue Bible study led by Rev. Clinton Swengel. Each member shared news for letters to service men and the group planned to organize a choir. The next hostesses are Miss Ella Louise Hammon and Mrs. Charles Lehman. Bible study will cover Exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lehman
Cyril Stoneburner
Ruth Hansley
Clara Berry
Eagles Hold Services For Jacob Allen
Logan Aerie of Eagles will conduct services for Jacob Allen at his West Logan home at 8 tonight. The 63 year old died at home Saturday and funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev. Cecil Harding Jones officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Logan Aerie of Eagles
Jacob Allen
West Logan
Allen
Heinlein
Cecil Harding Jones
Oak Grove
Dinner Hosts Logan Schmitter Entertained Group
Mr and Mrs Ewald Schmitter of 150 Street entertained three couples and a daughter at a Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Burberry Mr and Mrs Franklin Wright and daughter Marjorie Kay Mr George Burberry and Mr and Mrs Earl Thompson.
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Bronchitis
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as fast acting relief for bronchitis and chest colds. It claims the medicine goes to the bronchial mucous membranes to loosen and expel phlegm and soothes irritated airways. If not satisfied, money back.
Local man finds relief from bloating with ERB HELP
A local man describes severe post meal bloating and acid reflux before using ERB HELP. He reports gas relief and regular bowels after taking the medicine, promoted by Athens Pharmacy as containing 12 Great Hierbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erbhelp
Athens
Laurelville Fort Machinery School Holds First Meeting
The Laurelville Fort Machinery School opened Friday at the City Building. Due to equipment delays little was accomplished but sessions will continue Tuesday night as planned. Attendees included Merrill Karshner Fred McClelland Russell Anderson Robert McClelland Jay Karshner and others. The program, sponsored by the War Food Administration, will repair and construct manure spreaders hay loaders mowing machines corn planters wagons trailers buckrakes hog feeders pig breeders sleds and tractors. A parallel Logan Vocational Agriculture School operates Mondays and Wednesdays under H. D. Saxton.
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Logan Vocational Agriculture
H. D. Saxton
Tendered Surprise By Lodge Members
Logan scene as D of A women visit Mrs. Oliver Wills for a noon birthday surprise. Group brings a large cake, a dinner and gifts, with flowers. Attendees include Helen Summel Opal Rutgers Bobby Edith Williams Jane Mohler Margaret Kistler Vera Woodruff Grace Nutter Jennie Rutgers Lilie Petty Ida Wagnier John Davis Ida McKee Weeta Lynn Allison Mary Amerine Agnes Shrader Agnes Barnes. Ladies spend the afternoon socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Rutgers
Bobby
Edith Williams
Jane Mohler
Margaret Kistler
Vera Woodruff
Grace Nutter
Jennie Rutgers
Lilie Petty
Amos
Ida Wagnier
John Davis
Ida McKee
Weeta Lynn
Allison
Mary Amerine
Agnes Shrader
Barnes
Logan Pastor Attends Church Conference
Rev. Clinton W. Swengel of the Logan Methodist Church joined Ohio Annual Conference youth director duties at a national meeting in Nashville Tennessee held December 28 to January 5. The gathering drew leaders from all 190 Annual Conferences to push ecumenical unity and church consolidation under a recent five year old church creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
Clinton W. Swengel
Ohio
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York
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U. S.navy
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