Blood donors sought by Red Cross in Logan county
Logan area in January to February hosts a mobile Red Cross unit visit at Logan School building. About 340 pints are sought in this sixth blood drive for Hocking County, with Mrs. R B Perkins as campaign chair and a full local committee in place to recruit enroll and publicize.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
City
Gan
Red Cross
Logan
Hocking County
Cogan County
Wes
RB. Perkins
Simpaien
Hod County
Pris
Franketin County Red Cross
Perkins
Logan School
Barton Hall
Harry Thomas
Daltas Kinser
Frank Brown
Lester V. Risch
Soil Project Approved in Hocking Logan District Referendum
The Ohio Conservation Committee met in executive session and approved a measure presented by a minority delegation for a soil conservation district. A referendum election is needed before the district can become legal, with extension agent access indicated.
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Logan
Ohio Sai Servation Committee
Na Pce Ieee
Ted Groff Wins Boxing Honors In City Event
The 19-year-old boxer Ted Groff remained undefeated in a National night boxing event. Despite a tough bout, he did not lose a round or permit a single defeat, earning top honors for the night.
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Boar
Bos Taonimes
Cee
Ernatn
Reed
Feed Dealers Will Handle Soybean Meal in Hocking County
In Hocking County feed dealers will distribute soybean meal under War Foods Administration plans. A county committee has set up a scale for meal eligibility tied to livestock, requiring a certificate of purchase from the local AAA office. Price is about $59 per ton at the Logan car door and $38 from dealers, with dairy poultry hogs and feeder cattle prioritized. first car load expected soon though supply is very limited.
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Logan
Hocking County
AAA
War Foods Administration
OPA Executive Speaks at Rotary Meeting
David M. Harrison district price executive from the Pages nog CES Price operation was the guest speaker at a Rotary meeting. Harrison discussed the OPA organization and clarified SN number relative to Price administration. Clarence Blosser introduced him as program committee chairman.
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Ogan
David M. Harrison
Nog
CES
Harrison
Clarence Blosser
Dillon to Speak at Bentons Township PTA Meeting
Logan report says Bentons Township PTA will host an evening meeting at the South Bloomingville School building. County Superintendent SH Dillon will be the main speaker with singing a Scripture reading and a meal to follow.
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Dillon
PTA
Hocking County December Activities Report
Hocking County executive outlines December public health work including diphtheria antitoxin administration tuberculosis control and maternity and infant hygiene programs. The report notes visits to schools and food handling establishments field inspections at dairy farms and milk plants and notes conditions corrected and laboratory examinations of water.
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Athough
Wassermans
Navy
Bread Making Demos Planned Across Communities
Three yeast bread demonstrations are scheduled this week led by county home demonstration agent Miss Helen Evans. The sessions will be at Mrs. Charles Clark’s Union Furnace home, Mrs. Herman Blum’s Enterprise residence, and Mrs. Fred Graham’s Green Township home. Women from the communities are invited to attend.
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Helen Evens
Charles Clark
Union Furnace
Herman Blum
Enterprise
Fred Graham
Green Township
Miss Evans
Funeral rites for Kint A. Dupler near Enter
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Rock Church for Kint A. Dupler 68 a ties inspector for a lumber company who died Saturday at his home near Enter Burial was made in the Fair Grounds Cemetery.
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Logan
Leaders in Bond Drive Announced in Logan Ohio
Logan Ohio January drive to support Fourth War Bond issues names 20 members for the special site committee. Forest E Weintich will chair with Earl Ettertein as chair man of the War Finance Committee. Other appointees include James Young Lew Riggs Henry Dafne Robert Keynes and several local professionals and volunteers. A meeting at the Viet Center on West Main Street outlined plans and community planning sessions across the county are being arranged.
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Lester V. Risch
Walter Leonard
Ed Davis
Merlin Whittrait
Art Gasser
John Connor
Ross’ Adcock
D. E. Harsh
Carl Harsh
RB. Perkins
Marvin Kuhn
CW. Johnston
Viet Center
West Main Street
Health Work For 1943 Is Reported
Logan reports a comprehensive 1943 program by the county health department led by Dr. HG Southard. It covers sanitation, disease control, maternity and child welfare, vaccination drives, rabies and milk inspections, school health services, and laboratory tests at Ohio University. The plan includes immunizations for young children, pre school clinics, and emergency maternity care plus venereal disease follow up for draftees and civilians.
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Logan
HG. Southard
Ohio University
Boards of Health
Fedral
Health Department
Local Tax Notice Appears for County Funds
Taxpayers are notified about bond and fund elections for local purposes including a school support fund and a county levy. The notice outlines amounts and authority but details are partially unreadable in the supplied text.
Bronx Teen Given Chance To Start Anew After Slaying
A nineteen year old, Leonard Marcus, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the strangling of his step grandmother in the Bronx. Judge Lester W. Patterson urged Marcus to forget the past and start anew, sending him to the Jewish Board of Guardians Home in Hawthorne for guidance rather than prison. Assistant district attorney Sylvester Ryan supported institutional care to serve a constructive purpose.
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New York
Leonard Marcus
Bronx
Lester W. Patterson
Jewish Board of Guardians
Hawthorne
Patterson
Marcus
Jennie Flicker
Iss
Sylvester Ryan
Auto Workers Move To Seek Master Wage Plan
Thomas, president of the United Automobile Workers, said the CIO union would drive for a nationwide wage agreement based on equal pay for equal work. He stated the plan would cover about 1,400,000 workers and could include about 95 percent of them.
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Chicago
Thomas
United Automobile Workers
CIO
UAW
Communists Move to Drop Word Party from Name
The Communist Party's national committee decided to drop the word party from its name asserting postwar US politics will settle within the two party system. Earl Browder suggested naming the organization to reflect its role as a Communist association for political education. In Lancaster, Mrs Clara J Leibing 73 widow of William Leibing died Friday. survivors include Gene and Mes Ulde Hensley in Hocking County.
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New York
Communist Party
America
Earl Browder
Communist Association For Political Education
Logan Social Notes and Grange Installations
Logan group events feature Satu ay Club guest speaker Miss Fenevieve Poston reviewing a biography of Louisa May Alcott by Katherine Anthony. Grange officers to be installed at Macabee Hall with a potluck supper, headed by Charles Griffith as Master and Charlene Hartmann as Overseer.
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Poston
Hester Lee White
M. H. Cherington
Carl Harsh
Warren Bright
G. C. Hengst
John Wellman
Emma Wellid
C. C. Allen
Anna Sole
Franklin "Kerr
Achard Lavey
Russell Berin
H. E. White
Kenneth Iles
Josephine Nes
Mattie Allen
Arlie Brimner
Ceres
Thelma
Mowery
Pomona
Dorothy
Hartmann
Fiora
Harriet Guthrie
Marjorie Hartmann
Charles Blackston
Irvin Krinn
Faked Sickness In Reich War Effort Attracts Probe
A secretly circulated pamphlet teaching illness tactics allegedly weakened the German army and prompted German authorities to conduct a broad search and seizure, with elite guards pursuing the case as high Nazi officials report. Frank Lanning begins duties as Logan Nazarene Court janitor replacing Charles Higgins. Mineral Encampment OOF holds its regular monthly meeting with routine business discussed.
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Stockholm
Logan
Frank Lanning
Ormer
The
Shared of the Nazarene
Charles Higgins
Yall
Albany Social And Personal
Albany notices report visits from Brown and son Clyde of Newark and grandchildren Rachael and Charles Fridenmaker. Roger Van Dyke of Madison returns from furlough, Mrs Van Dyke visits Stinsons then Nelsonville Rural. Frank Bobo and Wade Jeffers of Dayton visit Stack family and Pearman White families. Pearl Jewell announces birth of a son on New Year’s Day. Margaret Hunter moves to Point Pleasant for work. Albany Community Garden Club to meet January 14 at Mrs. Howard Stanley’s. Wednesday Club meets at Mrs. J. D. Line’s with a program on Germany and refreshments for 15 members.
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Anours
Brown
Clyde
Newark
Homer Fridenmaker
Rachael
Charles
Pfe
Roger van Dyke
Madison
Wis
Arthur van Dyke
Catherine VanDyke
VanDyke
H. M. Stint
Nelsonville Rural
Frank Bobo
Wade Jeffers
Dayton
James Stack
Clifton Pearman
Earl White
Athens
Charles Brown
Florence
Pearl Jewell
Margaret Hunter
Point Pleasant
Hunter
Albany Community Garden Club
Howard Stanley
J. D. Line
Margaret, Russell
Germany
Frances
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