Jury Finds Hocking County Jail In Good Condition
The Grand Jury of Hocking County reported after visiting the county jail that rules set by Judge Bangert were faithfully observed. They examined 52 witnesses in 24 cases, returned 14 true bills, ignored 10 cases, and found no improvements needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S Richards
Marion Lowery
Jack Dane
Dwayne Brooks
Joseph Konhler
Emil Huffer
Mary Walton
Willis Lowery
Russell D Karshner
Forest Frazier
Russell Anderson
J. M. Cooley
Pearl McClelland
Foreman
Edna Godfrey
Ray Steward
Royce Karshner
George Hite
Harold Alter
Otto Iles
Pearl Featherofl
Clarence Matheny
Hazel Barron
Floyd Preston
Stephen Barber
Lewis S Frasch
Local 1937 Ford found tied to a January robbery case
Sheriff Floyd Duffy located a 1937 Ford Coach abandoned on Route 75 near the Will Hansel home on Monday. The car matched the description of the vehicle stolen in Mansfield around 5:15 pm Saturday January 12. A suspect seen Sunday along Route 75 resembled the gunman who robbed Mrs Theodore Raver of 289 dollars after she withdrew 600 dollars from Farmers and Merchants Bank.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Route 75
Will Hansel
Lafayette Rawlins
Mt Gilead
Mansfield
Theodore Raver
Farmers and Verchants Bank
Logan City School Delegates to Ohio Education Association Meet
Logan City School will send James F. Logan as delegate and George B. Carr as alternate to the Ohio Educational Association annual meeting in Columbus Friday and Saturday at the Deshler Hotel. Fred B. Burchfield of the Ohio High School Principals Association will attend a Saturday meeting in the Ohio Education Association building.
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Logan
James F. Rutgers
George B. Carr
Logan City
Oho
Columbus
Deshler Hotel
Fred B Burchfield
Ohio High School Principals Assocahon
Ohio Education Association
Dog Owners Must Buy License Before Jan 20
Logan Harry L Smith County Auditor announced dog owners must file registration and pay the license fee by January 20 each year. If the 20th falls on a Sunday, registration is due on the 19th with a Monday penalty. The auditor’s office will stay open Friday until 8 p.m. and all day Saturday until 8 p.m. to accommodate.
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Logan
Harry L Smith
McGrainer Replaces Nelsonville Agent
Logan D L McGrainer, agent for the C&O Railroad at Haydenville, will be transferred in the next few days to Nelsonville where he will replace F J Jewett. McGrainer has served as Haydenville division agent since 1933.
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Logan
D. L. McGrainer
Haydenville
Nelsonville
F J Jewett
McGrainer
Hocking Men Discharged From Service
Honorable discharges reported by the Selective Service Board include multiple Hocking County servicemen with terms ranging from 11 to 29 months overseas. Names listed include Clarence Edward Taylor Logan James Leo Steele and others from Logan Nelsonville Laurelville and surrounding areas.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Clarence Edward Taylor
James Leo Steele
Donald Edward Harden
Charles Robert Deer, Jr
Nelsonville Rt
Wayne Edison Atbell
Laurelville
MMM
David Chde Wyers
Edward Herman Brooker
Robert Frederick Brandt
Pfe
Roy Edward Dicken
Charles Samuel Subeeenea
South Bloomingville
Eldon Lewis Fos
Ralph Denver Cook
Sen
Straitsville
John Harding Burley
Zaleski
Vets Plan Dinner for Izaak Walton League
Logan group of veteran Army and Navy men will prepare dinner for Izaak Walton League members Thursday at 5 30 at Camp Hockim. Election of officers will follow the supper with president vice president secretary treasurer and two directors. An amendment to the constitution 18 to be voted on. Committee for arrangements includes Claude Chrisman Leon Enchel Sylvester Freysinger Clyde Hockman Francis Meyers George Claxton Shaw Pearl Timperlake and Fred White.
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Logan
Izaak Walton League
Camp Hockim
Claude Chrisman
Léon Enchel
Sylvester, Freysinger
Clyde Hockman
Francis Meyers
George Claxton Shaw
Pearl Timperlake
Fred White
Draftees Move Forward to Fort Hayes Physicals
Logan regis trants depart by bus for pre induction physical exam at Fort Hayes Columbus. Those passing will return home to await final call. Names include Ivan Moorehead, Charles Proctor, Jack Nelsonville, Clarence Beougher, John Huffman, Samuel Horn, Dov Hemsworth, Donald Hursaher, Kenneth Dupler, Nelsonville. Flowers of Hockhorse.
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Logan
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Willam
Ivan Moorehead
West Front Street
Charles Edward Proctor
East Street
Jack Ray Dane Nelsomville
Clarence Raymond Beougher
Orchain Street
Logan John Junior Huffman
South
Bloominvulle
Samuel Horn
Carbon Hill
Dov Elsworth Hemsworth Athen
Donald Lee Hursaher
Yew Heights
Kenneth Eden Dupler
Nelsonville
da Jennings Flowers
Hockhorase
RS Sie Ag BN
Admitted D dismissed at Gibbons Hospital report
Dismissals and admissions listed for Gibbons Hospital on Tuesday include Harry Sobser Glouster with treatment, George Cos McArthur with surgery, Mrs Paulne Kinne Nelsons with treatment, Mrs Paul Jurgensmier and Mr Frank Muller Glouler undergoing surgery or treatment, no details of diagnoses provided.
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Logax
Gibbons Hospital
Harry & Sboser
Glouster
Mass Ocean Stair
Gore Rt 1
George Cos
McArthur
Paulne Kinne
Nelsons
Gibbons
Paul Jurgensmier
Frank Muller
Glousler
Promotion to Seaman First Class for Ruth Ann Booths
A telegram to H M Boochs from daughter Ruth Ann Booths confirms her promotion to Seaman First Class in September 1946. Booths was stationed at Arlington Farms in Washington D C and plans to remain with her aunt.
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Logan
M_ Boochs
Ruth Ann Boockhs
Attt Unt
Miss Booths
Arlington Farms
Washington, D. C
Leaves for New York to sail to Denmark
Mrs Harold Techau, longtime Logan resident from Santa Barbara, California, departed Monday for New York City to sail for Denmark. She is accompanied by her sisters Miss May Louie Bowen and Mrs John T Underwood and by John Blasius and Bill Allen, who will continue east to rejoin ships. Her husband will meet her in New York and sail with her.
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Logan
Harold Techau
Santa Barbara
California
New York City
Denmark
May Louie Bowen
John T Underwood
John Blasius
Bill Allen
Tax Help Session at Court House Next Week
Mir Chase Donnelly of the State Department of Sales Tax will be at the Court House the week beginning January 21 to assist and provide information on sales tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Chase Donnelly
State Department of Sales Tax
Court House
Legion Auxiliary Open House Draws 60 Attendees
Sixty members and guests attended the Legion Auxiliary Open House at the Legion rooms. Mrs Walter Huffman led the program with remarks by Mrs Barton Hall on district actions, while Mrs Blanche Thomas recounted the Auxiliary history. Martha Sue Cruise sang with her mother at the piano, and Kiwanis International president Samuel H Dillon sent a message.
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Committee
Law Harry Reeves
Ora Lawrence Adcock
H D Arnold
John Kreig
Royments
Anthon
Samuel H Dillon
Hamilton Holt
Kiwanis International
Ralph Walker
Fern Reddick
Union Furnace
Helen Funk
Presbyterian Church
Logan High to Replay Postponed Games After Flu Pause
Logan High School principal Fred GB Burchfield announced that the influenza postponement of the Middleport game before Christmas will be made up on Saturday February 16. The team will travel to Gallipolis for a game Friday February 15 and stay overnight to play Middleport the next day.
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Logan
Fred GB Burchfield
Logan High School
Middleport
Gallipalis
Judges Start Petitions For Democratic Ticket
Phil Henderson former Common Pleas Judge of Hocking County and Judge Rhea Pettitt Bangert current office holder circulate petitions to run for Common Pleas Judge on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Henderson
Common Pleas
Hocking County
Rhea Pettitt Bangert
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Pomeroy
New York
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Kiwanis
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Ironing Board
Rayon
Hanes Union
Cannon
Leaksville
Berkeley
Arlo Comfort Batts
Wool and
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