Second County Candidate Announces For May Primary in Hocking
Floyd Duffy, long-time Hocking County sheriff, announced his bid for re election on the Republican ticket in May. The Logan resident and former C O railroad official is backed by Deputy Sheriffs Frank Larimer and A J Waldron and has a daughter Jean a Logan High School graduate working at Patterson Field Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Floyd W. Duffy
Hocking County
Duffy
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Hocking Valley
Clifford Duffy
Frank Larimer
A. J. Waldron
Pomeroy High Honor Roll List for Sixth to Ninth Grade
Pomeroy Senior High School announces honor roll for the third six weeks. Seniors include Willis Giles Willie Cary Millford Mowery Danny Baum Ruth Brickles Paty Brider Phyllis Brown Bets Couch Margaret Holmes House Sarah Howard Betty Jacobs Doris Leifheit Mary lum Martha Myers Rose Nease Annette Seyfried ClaI Titus Juniors Jack Rosenbaum Stanley John Thomas White Carol Leibrand Nease Barbara Scholl Young Jane Clifford El Grueser Ruth Harbrecht Earlia Wyomores Edgar Ark Howard English Roy Holter Ralph Michael Junior Shirley Clement Dorothy Delaner Nancy Gilmore Joe Cana day Rosalie Parfitt Elangy Smith Dorothy Wogan. Ninth Grade Patricia Karr Jean Lee Wilma Neutzling Dora Thea Reed Dick Rosenbaum Barbara Roush Charlene Smith Elizabeth Tedrow Horton Evelyn Feiger Evelyn Gang Billie Jean Barnitz Freda Gruss er Betty Heilman Mary Curtis Charles Baird. Eighth Grade Margaret Jean Bryant Betty Lou Cust Joe Foster Ann Smith ee Whaley. Seventh Grade Don Aping Joan Conway Geo Dalla Wyllis Davis Jo Ann Gilmo Jack Gold Walter Green Jy Hunnel Omagene Zahi Richa Young William Tubbs Bug Thomas Patsy Shields Bean Rice Barbara Phillips Katherine Bachtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Senior High School
Willis Giles
Willie Cary
Millford Mowery
Danny Baum
Ruth Brickles
Paty Brider
Phyllis Brown
Bets Couch
Margaret Holmes
House
Sarah Howard
Betty Jacobs
Doris Leifheit
Mary Ylum
Martha Myers
Rose
Nease
Annette Seyfried
Clai Titus
Jack Rosenbaum
Les Stanley
John Thomas
White
Carol Leibrand
Barbara Scholl
Py: Young
Jane Clifford
el Grueser
Ruth Harbrecht
Earlia Wy
Whomores
Edgar Ark Howard English
Roy Holter
Cl Ows
Ralph Michael
Junior Shirley Clement
Dorothy Dela Ler
Nancy Gilmore
Joe Canaday
Rosalie Parfitt
Elangy Smith
Dorothy Wogan
Patricia Karr
Jean Lee
Wilma Neutzling
Dora
Thea Reed
Dick Rosenbaum
Barbara Roush
Charlene Smith
Elizabeth Tedrow
Hortonas
Evelyn Feiger
Evelyn
Gang Billie Jean Barnitz
Freda Grusser
Betty Heilman
Mary Curtis Charles Baird
Margaret Jean Bryant
Betty Lou Cust
Joe Foster
Ann Smith
Ee Whaley
Don ‘Aping
Joan Conway
Geo. Dalla Wyllis Davis
Jo Ann Gilmo
Jack Gold
Walter Green
Jy Hunnel
Omagene Zahi
Richa Young
William Tubbs
Bug Thomas
Patsy Shields
Bean Rice
Barbara Phillips
Katheriy Bachtel
War Bond Drive Reports Strong Local Sales
Earl Elberfeld, chair of the Hocking County War Finance Committee, announced that Fourth War Loan sales exceed 64,243.75 dollars. The total covers Series E and G bonds sold since January 1 and since the drive opened January 18, with a county quota of 389,000 dollars and 324,756.25 dollars remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Earl Elberfeld
Hocking County War Finance Committee
Elberfeld
Hocking County
Two Drivers Fined in City
Two motorists from outside the city faced fines after traffic arrests by state patrolmen. Ray E. West of Springfield pleaded guilty to reckless driving on U S Route 33 and paid $10 plus costs. Curtis Bauman of Lancaster pled guilty to allowing a minor to drive and paid $5 plus costs to Mayor Weltner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Denvis Weltner
Ray E. West
Springfield
U. S
Two Arrests and Vehicle Collision in City Over Weekend
Police report two arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and a minor auto accident during the weekend. An unidentified vehicle collided with Lavon Goodlive's car on Third Street, causing minor damage to Goodlive's vehicle as investigators pursue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lavon Goodlive
Third Street
Goodlive
Dr. Gentry Speaks at Logan Church
Dr. J. R. Gentry, professor of psychology at Ohio University, was guest pastor at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning while Rev. Cecil H. Jones was confined to the manse with illness.
William Tracy Moore Dies at 82 in Chesapeake
William Tracy Moore 82 died Sunday at his Chesapeake home. Traveling auditor for American Express Company, he and wife Frances Flesher Moore had lived in Newark and Huntington. Survived by widow Nancy Polan and grandsons Charles and Bill Polan, services Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Brown and niece Mrs. O P Klein attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
M. G. Brown
William Tracy Moore
Chesapeake
Morniie Moore
Frances Flesher Moore
Old American Express Company
Huntington
Brown
O. P. Klein
Mrs. Mary Dupler Dies Near Logan
Mrs. Mary Ann Dupler 71 widow of Elmer Dunler died Sunday at her home near Logan after a long illness. Funeral arrangements were being completed. Survivors include three sons Russell Enterprise William Ashland and Carl Pleasant Hill, one daughter Mrs. Inez Wille Columbus, two brothers J C Byers Amanda and Wesley Byers Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Ann Dupler
Elmer Dunler
Russell
Enterprise
William
Ashland
Carl
Pleasant Hill
Inez Wille
Columbus
J. C. Byers
Amanda
Wesley Byers
Four From Same Family In Service
Mrs Helen Holzsapfel of Logan became the fourth Eaton family member to enlist in the U S armed forces. She joined the Air WACS at Columbus last week and will report for basic training at the First WAC Center Iowa between February 15 and March 1. Her sister Jean Eaton serves with the WAC, and two brothers Charles and Kenneth Eaton are in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Helen Holzsapfel
C. A. Eaton
U. S
Holzapfel
Larry Holzsapfel
Sun Glow
WACS
Columbus
WAC
Iowa
Holzsapfel
Springfield
Jean Eaton
Charles
Kenneth Eaton
U. S. Army
Funeral Plans Set for 10 Month Old Mason
Funeral arrangements are being completed for Stanley Frederick Mason ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Homer Mason who died Sunday noon at the family home after a brief illness Survivors include two brothers Clarence and Junior and three sisters Lucille Anna Marie and Bernice all at home Burial will be in Oak Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Stanley Frederick Mason
Homer Mason
Clarence
Junior
Lucille
Anna Marie
Bernice
Oak Grove
Woman Held in Meigs County Jail for Receiving Stolen Money
Blanche Hudnall is held in Meigs County jail on a $1000 bond for receiving stolen money. A warrant from Justice of the Peace Percy Peoples cites $50 from Charles Sargeant, who allegedly stole from his grandfather Liberty Hudnall. Sargeant confessed to $325 taken and named giving Hudnalls a portion. he and Blanche and another youth were arrested and await Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Blanche Hudnall
Meigs County
Court of Justice of the Peace
Percy Peoples
Charles Sargeant
Liberty Hudnall
Sargeant
Donald
Sergeant
Hudnall
Meigs County Clerk Reports 1943 Activities
Pomeroy Meigs County Common Pleas Clerk Herman Beards reports 1943 totals. Receipts: county $2669.97. 52 divorce suits filed with 20 pending and 4 dismissed. 28 decrees granted. Civil suits 36 filed with 24 pending and 12 concluded. Notary commissions 44. broker licenses 10. Fishing licenses 72 issued March 1942–March 1943. hunting licenses 39 issued September 1942–September 1943. Four ferry licenses and two Justice of the Peace licenses. Grand Jury indicted 14 with 11 by information. Title office issued 1181 titles, receipts to county $1637.35 and state $623.10, total $2260.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Herman Beards
Clerk Beards
Nimrods
Grand Jury
Weekend Admissions and Dismissals at Logan Hospital
At Logan Hospital weekend admissions to Chestington Hospital include Mrs. Annie Hobert Gloucester Mrs. Carol Bisnaugle Jackson and Mrs. Mary Papercerlin Hollister. Dismissals include Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell and Mrs. Mildred Turner both of Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Annie Hobert
Glouster
Carol Bisnaugle
Jackson
Mary Papercerlin
Hollister
Myrtle Mitchell
Mildred Turner
Murray City
Delta Kappa Gamma installs officers at Island View Inn
Middleport notes report Alpha Omicron and Beta Alpha chapters meeting for dinner program and installation of officers at the Island View Inn Gallipolis. Guest speaker Mrs Scott Westerman spoke on Education and Customs of South American Countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Alpha Omicron
Delta
Kappa Gamma
Beta Alpha
Island View Inn
Gallipolis
Scott Westerman
Alpha Omicron Chapter
Lucille Smith
Ruth Drake
Margaret Wells
Susan Park
Mildred Hoppis
Lois Cecil
Ethel Chapman
Ethel Garland
Mildred Hawley
Rutland
Nan Moore
Pomeroy
Local notes on illness visits and travels across Huntington Springfield
Miss Dorothy Caldwell R N of Huntington was called here because of her mother Mrs A A Dillard who broke her shoulder in Friday’s fall. Visitors include Shirley Mills and son Bob in Springfield to see Charles Mills recently back from overseas. Allen White of Washington D C and Mrs Grate hosted them. Betty Becker and Jane Ann Fick returned to Columbus to work after visiting their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Caldwell R. N
Huntington
A. A. Dillard
Ae Shirley Mills
Bob
Springfield
Charles Mills
Shelby
Kim
Barberton Hospital
T. A. May
Lawrence Bing
Harry
Larry
Jackie Rice
David Darst, Jr
C. L. Roush
Darst
Billy
Athens
Maxine Rethlake
John Ruschel
Robert Shaw Dies at Home Near Logan
Robert H. Shaw 65 a longtime Hocking County furniture craftsman died Sunday at his home on Logan Route 2 in Marion Township near Enterprise after a period of illness. He owned Shaw Furniture Manufacturing in South Logan for years, later worked at Owens Manufacturing and Sun Glow Industries before retiring. Funeral services will be from Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert H
Bob) Shaw
Hocking County
Logan Route 2
Marion Township
Enterprise
Mr. Shaw
Shaw Furniture Manufacturing Company
South Logan
Sun Glow
Owens Manufacturing Company
Sun Glow Industries, Inc
Roberts Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Convicts Dismantle NYA Shops in Middleport
Prisoners from the Ohio Penitentiary assisted in dismantling NYA shops in Middleport delivering machinery and tools to the state penitentiary. Sixteen to twenty men stayed ten days aiding transfer, praised for courteous conduct while locals provided meals. Equipment valued and in good condition. officials hoped some would remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
NYA
Ohio Penitentiary
Pomeroy Reclassed to Class B in Athletics
Pomeroy High School shifts to Class B athletically due to enrollment drop from war conditions. Enrollment now 128, below the 150 needed for Class A, affecting only basketball tournament placement while scholastic rating remains First Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
State Department of Education
Racine Youth Wins FFA Pest Hunt
Racine James Circle of the Racine Future Farmers topped the local pest hunt ending January 11 after it began December 8, 1943. James killed 124 pests including sparrows mice starling rat mole and pigeon. group total was 359 pests. Other winners were Leo Hill Dana Holter Roy Johnson and Bill Everett. a victory celebration will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
James Circle
Racine Future Farmers
Circle
James
Leo Hill
Dana Holter
Roy Johnson
Bill Everett
Clyde E. Stout
Mrs. Mahala Carsey Dies at 68 in Albany Area
Mrs. Mahala Carsey age 68 died at her home near Albany Saturday night. She is survived by husband Charles Carsey three sons Elda Harrisonville Joseph Dayton and Thor Fort Benjar Harrison also two daughters Katie Wells Dayton and Beryl Wyatt Harrisonville One daughter preceded her in death. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Snowville Church at 2 p m with interment in Wells Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mahala Carsey
Charles Carsey
Elda
Harrisonville
Joseph
Dayton
Thor
Ft. Benja
Plan Special Course Dexter Farm Machinery Repair
A farm machinery repair course will start Tuesday evening January 25 in Rutland high school. It is open to farmers from Rutland and Salem township who wish to repair machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Rutland
Salém Township
Logan Social Notes Update from January Church Meeting
Logans Ruth Bible Class of the Methodist Church met in January with Miss Olive Linn presiding. Thirty members attended and shared devotions on peace led by Mrs. Delbert Hupp, Mrs. S. H. Dillion, and Miss Ruth Armstrong. Mrs. James Shultz spoke and read poems by her husband abroad and by Edgar Guest. Delta Theta Tau Sorority held a social with contests and prizes for Joan Gosling and Faith Wright, and a soldier gift-box drawing won by David Devol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Guest
Dillon
Ruth Armstrong
Jacob Keller
Hupp
Lawrence Courter
Walter Haas
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Joan Gosling
Faith Wright
David Devol
Pritchard
Madge
Marguerite King
Josephine Rush
Dorothy Roberts
Mary Elizabeth Eberst
Episco pal War Relief tea features Miss Amy Kingsland
Miss Amy Kingsland of Jackson High School led an Ep iscopal War Relief tea at the rectory on Sunday, sharing tales of Old Mexico with maps and photos. A silver offering benefited Episcopal War Relief and Army Navy Chaplains. decorations included pink and white snapdragons. Milestones include engagement announcement of Marvel Nell Spires to Robert R Durant, with Durant stationed at Camp Maxey Texas and Spires employed in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Episcopal
Amy Kingsland
Jackson High School
E. W. Kingsland
Court St
Miss Kingsland
Jackson
Episcopal War Relief
Army-Navy
Charles Baird
Grace Episcopal Church
Kingsland
Greta Price
Milton Spires
Rutland
Marvel Nell
Robert R. Durant
U. S. Army
J. H. Durant
Sarah Durant
Barberton
Ohio
Miss Spires
Rutland Schools
Holzer Hospital of Nursing
Gallipolis
City Hospital
Akron
Sergeant Durant
Camp Maxey
Texas
County Youth Fellowship Meets At United Methodist Church
Young people from county Methodist Churches gather for the fourth County Youth Fellowship meeting at the United Methodist Church. Previous gatherings have been at the Racine Methodist Church. Middleton youth group will provide refreshments during the social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Churches
United Methodist Church
County
Racine
Miss Grace Eislestein Returns to New York City
Grace Eislestein travels from Chester after her mother Mrs Abe Eislestein's death. She heads the Women s Division Tax Exemption Bureau in New York and lives at the Henry Hudson Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Eislestein
Abe Eislestein
Chester
New York City
Miss Eislestein
Henry Hudson Hotel
William Neutzling
Rollin Neutzling
Breezy Heights
Ben Neutzling
Nelsonville
Ellen Couch
Stark Pharmacy
Lois Netzling
Frances Gibson
Athens
Purley Karr
Pfc
Paul R. Karr
Lejeune
N. C
U. S. Marine Corps
Preliminary Tax Return Date To Be Delayed
Washington officials expect the new tax bill to push the preliminary return date from March 15 to about April 15. The delay affects 1944 estimates but does not postpone filing for 1943 taxes or the remaining 1942 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Miscellaneous shower honors Seaman 2-c and Mrs Barron
Mr and Mrs Pearl Starner hosted a Friday night miscellaneous shower in Rockbridge for Seaman 2 c and Mrs William Barron of Corpus Christi Texas on 14 day leave. Guests listed include Nellie Sater Margaret Myrtle Evans Harold Eastman Lawrence Hansley and many relatives. Gifts were exchanged and a luncheon served at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Starner
Rockbridge
Seaman 2-c
William Barron
Corpus Christi
Texas
Nellie Sater
Margaret
Myrtle Evans
Harold Eastman
Lawrence Hansley
Betty
Elizabeth
Martha
Patty
Jimmie
John Starner
Charles Griffith
Jean
Jane
Charles Starner
Sam Risch
Hazel Barron
Fred Edwards
Doris
Harold Dupler
Samuel Terrel
Floyd Coakley
Clarence Azbell
William Canan
Howard Clark
Ralph
Zora Crawford
Clifford
Roy
Harold Nihiser
Lois
Lester
Kenneth Edwards
Mabel Walker
Ed Beougher
Clifford Starner
Robert Lutz
Russell Goldsberry
Viola Coakley
Thomasong
Ben Bigam
Logan Personal Happenings Include Soldiers Visitors
Miss Grace St Clair spent the weekend in Logan with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank St Clair. Miss Claire White came from Athens to visit her mother Mrs Bade White and sister Miss Hester Lee White. Mrs Louise Hite of Baltimore is visiting with Mr and Mrs James R Smoot. Mrs Paul Shaw underwent major surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus. Corporal Willard W Wells on furlough visiting his mother. Cpl and Mrs Ernest Wilson and son Lee visit relatives in Logan and Lancaster. Mrs Marion Allen to host Junior Tourist Book Club Tuesday at 8. Win-or-Lose Club meets Monday at 7:30. Dalta Theta Tau Sorority meets Wednesday at 8 with pledge services at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace St. Clair
Columbus
Logan
Frank St. Clair
Claire White
Athens
Bade White
Hester Lee White
Louise Hite
Baltimore
James R. Smoot
Mound St
Paul Shaw
Enterprise
Grant Hospital
Willard W. Wells
Geraldine Freeman
Wells
San Antonio
Texas
Ernest Wilson
Lee
Frank Wilson
Lancaster
Leo Schafer
Bear Logan
Cpl. Wilson
Army Air Base
Greenville
S. C
Marion Allen
East Hunter St
M. H. Cherrington
Dalta Theta Tau Sorority
Pomeroy High Starts Specialized Radio Training Course
Cognizant of the need for an augmented curriculum, Pomeroy High School begins a pre motion training course in radio for senior boys and girls who will be 18 before September 1944. The program teaches International Morse Code with a goal of at least ten words per minute and prepares graduates for advanced radio work upon induction into the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pome High School
Teacher teaches at home in Epsom New Hampshire
Mrs Verna W Hunt confined to her home with a broken leg moves her class of 21 seventh and eighth grade pupils to her living room for eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
N. H
Verna W. Hunt
Huffman Funeral Held for Estella Huffman at Chi Church
Funeral services for Estella Huffman 49 held Sunday at Chi Church. She died at home near Chest Thursday. Burial followed at Chester Cemetery. Survived by husband Peter Huffman seriously ill at St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg son Paul grandchildren mother Betzing and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Estella Huffman
Chest
Chi
Chester Cemetery
Peter Huffman
St. Joseph's Hospi
Parkersburg
Paul
Betzing
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly
An advertisement explains using FASTEETH alkaline powder to secure dentures. Sprinkle a small amount on the denture to prevent slipping and improve comfort without a sour taste or gum buildup. The ad recommends purchasing FASTEETH at any drug store.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Oht
Hocking
Floyd Duffy
NEA Telephoto
Howard J. Smith
Long Island City
Smith
Howard, Jr
Pomeroy High
Dr. Gentry
Logan Church
Wm. Moore
Mary Dupler
Beards
Logan Hospital
Torus
Meigs
Triple Bill
MR. Muggs
East Side Kids
Robert Shayne
Secret Code
Brooklyn
Sleepy Lagoon
Dudy Canova
Dennis Day
Tahiti
Simone Simon
Dennis O'Keefe
Bendvue
Double Bill
Tumbledown
Arizona
John Carroll
Ruth Hussey
Constant Nymph
Rocket
War Department
France
Middleport Social Notes
Miss Moore
Ohio University
C. O. Fisher
Lucky Thirteen Club
Middleport High School
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Bennett
First Baptist Church
Gail Miller
Lincoln St
Shirley Mills
Bennett
Laura Seines
Mills
Roush
Jehod
Forrest Griffin
Marion Kelly
Marjory Benning
Ruth Tewksbury
Lennie Sharp
Jean Lama
Charles Bing
Couple Club
Couples Club
William Beaver
Walnut St
Harold Chase
Paul Smart
Willis Anthony
Edison Baker
Leo Russell
Short) Beaver
Ernest Baker
Beech St
Mr. Beaver
Robert Shaw
FFA Pest Hunt
Pomeroy Social Notes
Pomeroy Personals
Huffman
Lenners
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