Logan City Council Votes To Stand Pat On Gas Rate
Logan Ohio council defers rate change after Public Utilities Commission of Ohio findings. Engineers propose fair rates balancing current charges and proposed increases, with a 1.00 monthly minimum and tiered cents per hundred cubic feet. Council keeps present 45 per 1 000 cf plus 50 cent service charge while submitting exceptions within 30 days.
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Logan
W. Denzil Weltner
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Commission
Logan Homes
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Dallas Kinser
Kinser
Frank McBride
Harley Gooding
R. R. Loomis
Perpetual Care Fund
Martin Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Logan Kiwanis Club heard Nelsonville Social Security field office manager William W. Martin discuss postwar programs with emphasis on old age survivors insurance. Lew Riggs chaired the arrangements. sidewalk repairs on West Hunter Street were authorized. C Wood Bowen presented a $138 city pro rata share of 1943 unexpended receipts totaling $1,232.44. Disbursements reached $544.83 with a year start balance of $115.40.
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Logan
William W. Martin
Social Security
Nelsonville
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Martin
Lew Riggs
Radebaugh
West
Hunter St. C
Wood Bowen
Hocking County Law Library Association
Bowen
Waste Paper Salvage Drive Proceeds in Hocking County
Logan Howard F. E. Kirk announced plans for an immediate continuous campaign to salvage waste paper for the war effort. H. R. Maxwell of the WPB salvage division cited the nation’s urgent need for waste paper used in bomb bands ammo kits and ration kits as well as newsprint and magazines. Attendees at the meeting included Howard E. Kirk C. Wood Bowen G. E. Carr S. H. Dillon D. O. Davis Joe Stone Kenneth Christy Walter Hull Claude Chilcote Floyd Pence Arthur Wood Henry Leach Wash Bowers M. B. Ties and J. R. Smoot.
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Howard E. Kirk
C. Wood Bowen
G. E. Carr
S. H. Dillon
D. O. Davis
Joe Stone
Kenneth Christy
Walter Hull
Claude Chilcote
Floyd
Loan Drive With Big Quota Opens Tuesday
Earl Elberfeld, chair man of the Hocking County War Finance Committee, announced the Fourth War Loan Drive quota at 389000 dollars, down from 421000. The drive opens January 18 and runs to February 15, with township units to be announced as formed.
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Logan
Earl Elberfeld
Hocking County War Finance Committee
Hocking County
Have Horses Treated Before January 15
Logan James R Smoot county extension agent announced that Hocking County farmers may have horses, colts or mules treated for internal parasites, especially pets, through the cooperative plan. Requests must be at the local office by January 15. Treatment can be done by a veterinarian, but the cooperative plan is cheaper. Bots cause digestive issues and less feed is needed when parasites are gone. Smoot urged farmers to act now to be ready for spring work.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Agricultural Extension Service
Smoot
Charles Wheatley Joins U S Army Air Force
Charles Wheatley known as Chuck Wheatley of Logan has volunteered for service with the U S Army Air Forces. He passed his physical and is ordered to report January 25. He will train at Ft Thomas after returning from nearly two years in North Africa combat zones.
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Logan
Charles
Chuck) Wheatley
The
Aircraft Corp
North Africa
Dayton
U. S. Army Air Forces
Ft. Thomas
Logan Social Notes Highlights Installations And Local News
The Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge installed new officers for the coming year after Friday services with a covered dish supper. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blankenship and John Lehman. Cadet Nurse Jean Louise Krieg visited with her parents, while Ensign James Rimelspach spent time in Logan with his wife Betty Kessler Rimelspach. Admissions to Cherrington Hospital added Mildred Turner Murray City Elmer Bailey Logan Myrtle Mitchell Murray City Hester Reeves Nelsonville Patricia McManus Logan.
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Jean Louise Krieg
Grant Hospital
Columbus
James Krieg
South High Street
Irene Summers
Krieg
George Wonn
Canal Winchester
B. C. Shride
Charles Achaver
James Rimelspach
U. S. Navy
Logan
Betty Kessler Rimelspach
Lawrence Kessler
Cherrington Hospital
Mildred Turner
Murray City
Elmer Bailey
West Hunter Street
Myrtle Mitchell
Hester N. Reeves
Nelsonville
Patricia McManus
Clara Freeman
Ruth Goodwin
East Second St
St Pauls Episcopal Church Parish and Guild Meeting
St Pauls Episcopal Church parish and guild hold Thursday evening gathering at six o'clock at the White House. A covered dish dinner is served at six with formal business to follow. All members urged to attend.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
White House
Church Drama Mothers of the World by Methodist group
Sunday evening members of the Methodist Church present under the direction of Mrs. M H Cherrington a drama Mothers of the World. The cast includes Mrs Stanley Wiant as a German mother Mrs L A Riggs as a Russian Mrs John Lee as a Dutch Mrs Cherrington as a Japanese Mrs Warren Johnson as a Chinese Mrs Arthur Newman as an English and Mrs Joe Phillips as an American with Mrs Dallas Kinser and Eleanor Durr portraying Mary and Joseph.
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Methodist Church
M. H. Cherrington
Stanley Wiant
L. A. Riggs
John Lee
Cherrington
Warren Johnson
Arthur Newman
Joe Phillips
Dallas Kinser
Eleanor Durr
Mary and
Joseph
United Brethren Society Meeting Refines Faith and Tales
The Utopia Christian Endeavor gathered Sunday evening at six thirty with Miss Nettie Barker presiding. The program featured True Christians as the topic, scripture read by Earl Blake, and stories about a Chinese boy and his bicycle by Shirley Hutchison.
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A. N. Grueser
Jerry Hutchison
Betty Bowers
Dale Shultz
Nettie Barker
Bob Parry
Paul Goss
Earl Blake
Dalton — Leonard
Jack Homas
Reess
Margaret Manner
Ruth Loomis
Jeanette Leonard
Louise Cobagan
Janet Sweazy
Janice Barker
Shirley Kutchison
Rev. Grueser
Coolville Notes Highlight Local Games and Obituaries
Coolville Racine basket ball teams to face Troy varsity and reserves on Tuesday. Grange meeting set for Saturday at eight. Obituaries note funeral services for Mrs. Posey and Mrs. Noland with out of town attendees listed. Canadian manufacturing ranks: British Columbia third in output behind Ontario and Quebec.
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Coolville
Racine
Troy
Troy Grange
P. G. Chapman
Janice
Guysville
H. H. Chapman
Lawrence Holter
Sherill
Waterford
John Aiken
Ella Haning
R. S. Henderson
Gallipolis
Estella Holter
Holter Hospital
Holter
Emma Posey
White Funeral Home
Gill L Wilson
Belpre
W. B. Hartnell
J. Halliday Cline
Miss Mathers
Nellie Nickles
Athens
D. P. Watson
Faye Criss
Lillie Watson
Emma Smith
Phoebe Hueston
Floyd Shafer
Vera Daugherty
Howard Bingman
Washington
D. H
Alma Noble
Huntington
Ralph Russell
Linworth, O
Ward Hornsby
Hershel Hornsby
Springfield
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Delta Theta Tau Sorority Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Delta Theta Tau Sorority will be held Wednesday evening at the sorority rooms. Following a visit with relatives here, Mrs. James Ringhiser and children Patsy and Tommy and Mrs. Alice Iles have returned to their home in Springfield.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
James Ringhiser
Patsy
Tommy
Alice Iles
Springfield
D D Moyer to Speak at Marion Meeting on Poultry
D D Moyer from Ohio State University extension poultry specialist will speak at Marion Township School Friday January 14 at 7 30 p m announced by James R Smoot county extension agent Poultrymen in Hocking County face egg price drops high feed costs and widespread flock culling with a 10 percent bird reduction expected due to feed limits.
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Logan
D. D. Moyer
Ohio State University
Marion Township School
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Smoot
Benton Township Organizes for Fourth War Loan Drive
Benton Township forms a committee led by Neil Kitchen with 16 members to meet January 18 7 30 pm at the South Bloomingville School to plan the drive toward a $10000 quota. The group includes Lelia Brown Jim Linn Beatrice Barnhart Artie Lourey Ben Shaw and others.
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Logan
Benton Township
Neil Kitchen
Lelia Brown
Jim Linn
Beatrice Barnhart
Artie Lourey
Ben Shaw
O. C. Culp
Alva Hankison
Earnest Garrett
Raymond Shaw
J. J. Johnson
J. L. Lehman
Homer Kalklesch
William Hart
Harry Dennis
C. J. Tatman
Mahlon Paxton
Corning Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits and Cancellations
Corning society notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Vin ton Springer in New Mexico and Mrs. Henry Rocks in Columbus. Influenza confines Claudine Snowden. Anita Winneberg and Catherine Greene from Columbus visit the Winnebergs. a Ladies Auxiliary card party for the American Legion was canceled due to a Friday basketball game on January 14.
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Jerry Goodwell
Anita Winneberg
Columbus
Henry Winneberg
Catherine Greene
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Cheshire News Notes Births and Visits Across Cheshire
Cheshire notes announce the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mack. Several local visits are recorded, including Lafe Fannin visiting Ewington and Mr. and Mrs. Yeanger, plus multiple gatherings at the homes of Mrs. Lottie Roush and others in Gallipolis and Pt. Pleasant. Arthur Swisher has left for overseas service.
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Pt. Pleasant
Clifford Harrison
Gallipolis
Jim Grover
Loyd Roush
Lottie Roush
Clara Ward
E. F. Long
Arthur Swisher
Hollis Whitt
James Roush
Six Hocking High Schools Enter County Tournament
Six Hocking County high schools will enter the annual county basketball tournament to be held February 17 18 19 at Logan High School auditorium. Matches include Laurelville vs City and Carbon Hill vs Rockbridge on opening night with semifinals and finals set for the final evening. Trophies go to champions runners up and consolation winner with student and adult ticket prices subject to change.
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Logan
Hocking County
D. O. Davis
Logan High School
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Gibisonville
South
Bloomingville
Rocke
Partial Inductee List Released by Hocking Selective Service
Logan area officials disclose a partial list of 4 inductees from Saturdays contingent of 66 registrants sent to Army and Navy service. Navy picks include Hale Phillips McAfee Pittman and others while Army selections include Eberst Hicks Vorhees and more. A complete master list is expected soon.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Selective Service Board
Army
Navy
James Louis Hale
Box 26
Westerville
Murray Sylvester Phillips, Jr
Zanesville Ave
Raymond Leonard Pittman
Gerald Jeffrey
Gore
George Robbins McAfee
New Plymouth
Chester Hicks
W. Hunter
Forest L. Avers
Murray City
Earl William Grove
Fountain St
Howard Jennings Notestone
Laurelville
John Nicholas Eberst
Church St
Arvin Lester Vorh
Divorce Granted for Extreme Cruelty in Logan Court
In the Court of Common Pleas, June Mathias Logan, a minor, granted divorce from David O. Mathias, now in armed service, on grounds of extreme cruelty. Plaintiff, via next friend Clara Baker, restored to maiden name June Baker and ordered to pay costs.
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Logan
Court of Common Pleas
June Mathias
David O. Mathias
Clara Baker
June Baker
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