Red Cross War Relief Drive Starts In Logan County
Announcement of a Logan Logan County Red Cross War relief campaign with a $7,000 goal and joint chairmen M. B. Haney Clarence Blosser and Miss Charlene Huffman. A wide local network assigns volunteers across churches clubs schools businesses and government offices to contact workers and supporters.
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Logan
Red Cross
M. B. Haney
Clarence Blosser
Charlene Huffman
Stanley W. Wiant
Hocking County
Melrose Harbaugh
Harley Meyer
Robert Harley
Godman
Henry Dague
Sun Glow
William Miller
Logan Foundry and Machine Shop
Fred Jurgensmier
Logan Clay Product Co
Ross Adcock
Logan Pottery
Don Bort
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Clarence Heine
Heine Packing Co
Robert Keynes
Keynes Mill
Fred A. Murray
H. M. Boocks
Dayton Schultheis
Lewis Price
B. W. Wright
J. E. Frasure
Paul Bennington
Dairies
J. M. Waldron
Floyd Duffy
Wilbur Lanning
Firestone Company
Jack Myers
Denzil Weltner
Russell Blum
Neal Shaw
Earl Elberfeld
Market St
High St
Main St
William T. Claps
S. H. Sebold
Cr. Achauer
Main
Market
Mulberry St
W. W. Martin
Mulberry
Orchard St
L. P. Mooney
Lew Riggs
Clarence
Truckers Deliver 7000 Tons of Slack Coal to Logan
Fairfield Paper Co. Baltimore orders 7000 tons of slack coal from Stalder Coal Co. at Kimberly. The coal is hauled daily through Logan by truckers including C. C. Chute Keller Weltner and Dan C. Day. Outdoor storage is used.
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Fairfield Paper Co
Baltimore
Stalder Coal Co
Kimberly
Logan
C. C. Chute
Keller and Weltner
Dan C. Day
County fund drive kicks off with early subscriptions
Natco plant leader Matheny and James Barker oversee county granges as voluntary subscriptions total 282 before campaign launch. The chairman selects leadership for the county area and organizers pledge to offer all Hocking County residents the chance to donate to the fund.
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Matheny
Natco
James Barker
Hocking County
Funeral Services Held For Hamilton Hinton
Logan. The Rev. E. B. White led funeral rites for Hamilton V. Hinton at Heinlein Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Roy Turner Henry Rheinscheld Andrew Rauber Charles Heigle Martin Heigle and James A. Brown. Relatives from Colorado attended including Mr and Mrs Walter Peterman Montrose Mrs Gene Waldvogel Akron Colorado Mrs Carl Schiotz and daughter Joan Grand Junction Mr and Mrs H D Galloway Montrose Mrs Herman Lanzl Norwood Ernest Hinton and Mrs John B Allies Montrose.
Logan CDC Opens Rooms for Civilian Defense Meetings
Logan CDC has opened rooms at Logan R Ooms of the Ohio Power Co on E Main St for Civilian Defense Committee meetings. The Logan Post American Legion has taken similar action, announced Wednesday by manager S H Sebold.
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LOGAN
Ohio Power Co
E. Main St
Civilian Defense Committee
S. H. Sebold
Logan Post
American Legion
County Recorder Bratton Collects Two Thousand Fees
Fees collected during the year by County Recorder Herman F Bratton totaled 2000 76 with the bulk from recording legal documents.
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Logan
Herman F. Bratton
Logan Hosts Gallipolis in Friday Basketball Doubleheader
Logan High School prepares for a home double bill with Gallipolis after two wins in the Southeastern Ohio Basketball Loop. Reserve center John Parry suffered a left eye laceration requiring three clamps in Tuesday’s Jackson game, with others battered and bruised. Coach Tom Bender aims for strong showings in the 7:30 reserve and 8:30 varsity contests.
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LOGAN
Southeastern Ohio
Logan Chieftain
Gallipolis
Jackson
John Parry
Tom Bender
Warriors
Drivers Escape Injury When Trucks Collide
Two trucks side-swiped on U S Route 33 near Logan causing minor damage. Walter Kimball and Edward Grubb of Columbus drove trucks owned by J A Strunk and Otho Huntley respectively. Neither driver was injured. Deputy Forest Keck investigated.
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Logan
Forest Keck
Walter Kimball
Edward Grubb
Columbus
Grubb
Otho Huntley
Kimball
J. A. Strunk
Police Cruiser Overhauled and Back In Service
Logan police cruiser was repaired and returned to duty Wednesday. It is expected to serve for the coming year. Officials consider new tires possible under current eligibility rules for police vehicles.
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Logan
Mrs Fanny Spears Attacked While Secretary in Aid Office
Mrs Fanny Spears, secretary in the Aid for the Aged office, suffered an attack of tonsillitis on Wednesday.
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Logan
Fanny Spears
Aid For the Aged Office
WPA Continues Work On Main Street
WPA resumed concrete curbing on S Market St Logan after a cold weather shutdown. The project lifted the street from Second to Front and improved the square area. Heaters kept sand hot for the concrete mix.
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Logan
S. Market St
WPA
Main St
Second
Front St
Leaders Plan Work Schedule For Sewers
LOGAN The Red Cross Production Center at 116 E Main St operates each afternoon with rotating captains. Miss Wilhelmina Deissle and Mrs Harry Mock oversee the center and Thomas Price provides the room. The weekly plan lists Mrs Robert Keynes cutting boys shirts Monday, Mrs Wv G Bowen skirts Tuesday, Mrs Charles Struble dress cutting Wednesday, Mrs Harry Mack layettes gowns Thursday with Mrs John Buntz, Friday Mrs Joe Brown shorts for boys, and Saturday open for distribution with no cutting. Yarn and cut materials are available. Those wishing to sew or knit may learn info each afternoon, and surplus sewing machines can be loaned to aid the center.
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Logan
Red Cross
E. Main St
Wilhelmina Deissle
Harry Mock
Thomas Price
Robert Keynes
Wv. G. Bowen
Charles Struble
Harry Mack
John Buntz
Joe Brown
Club Collects Papers In Defense Campaign
The Logan Business and Professional Women's Club collects old newspapers for a defense drive. Papers must be left by 6 p.m. Monday January 19 at 322 E Hunter St for collection. Committee members in charge include Miss Charlene Huffman Mrs Hayes Pritchard Miss Marie Lines and Miss Irene Tipton.
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LOGAN
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Hazel Armstrong
E. Hunter St
Charlene Huffman
Hayes Pritchard
Marie Lines
Irene Tipton
Amanda Schaal Returns Home After Fractured Hip
Miss Amanda Schaal of Laurelville is discharged home from Cherrington Hospital after eight weeks due to a fractured hip from a fall. William Staley of Shawnee underwent a major surgical operation at the same hospital on Wednesday.
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Logan
Amanda Schaal
Laurelville
Cherrington Hospital
William Staley
Shawnee
Logan Fire Chief Names Okley Steele Civilian Defense Head
Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith on Wednesday announced naming Okley Steele of Laurelville to lead the western county fire protection unit. Steele, recently chief of Laurelville Fire Department, will pick the crew. Laurelville, Perry, Salt Creek and Benton Townships form the western center while Murray City and Ward Townships join another area with Logan coordinating central plans. Chief Stallsmith will visit Rockbridge and Enterprise to designate leaders.
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Logan
Roy Stallsmith
Okley Steele
Laurelville
Steele
Perry
Salt Creek
Benton
Murray City
Ward
Stallsmith
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Ieaders
Robert Hilliard Notified To Return To Service
Logan Robert H. Hilliard of Laurelville is notified to report to Ft. Hayes Columbus for active military duty. He is among Hocking County men discharged earlier due to age and others told to be ready to report.
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Logan
Robert H. Hilliard
Laurelville
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Hocking
Born Tuesday to Woltz family on E Main Street
A son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Paul Woltz of E Main Street. The child’s paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Woltz of Logan and the maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward Mundy of Logan Route 2.
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Logan
Paul Woltz
E. Main St
Edward Mundy
Survey of Water Supply Sources for Two Villages
A survey maps current water sources for both villages and evaluates reliability, capacity, and potential improvements. The project standardizes methods to be applied later in nearby villages, enabling comparable data collection and planning.
Two Divorce Petitions Filed in Common Pleas Court
Ralph E. Wolfe seeks a decree from Mary L. Wolfe. They married August 17, 1939 in Logan and have a 15 month old child. Neglect and cruelty cited. custody requested by the father. Ollie Mae Spencer seeks divorce from Grover C. Spencer. Married July 24, 1920, separated since 1929. She wishes to return to the name Ollie May Green.
Shaffer Leaves Eastern Army Camp for New Post
Logan residents were told by Charles A. Shaffer to stop sending mail to his current eastern army camp as he departs for a new assignment.
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Logan
Charles A. Shaffer
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Hamilton Hinton
Mrs. Spears
Main Street
Noxzema
Hinds H&a
Hershey's
Led4i
Rei Gairon
Aspergum
Dillard's
Unguentine Soc
Aqua Velva
William's
Fletcher Castoria
California
SMA
Iles
Polident
Parke-Davis
Lilly
Jean Nolan
Innerclean Tea Soc
Squibb
Frostone
Robert Hilliard
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