State group schedules conference in Logan for public education
LOGAN Friends of public education of Southeastern Ohio will meet at the White House in Logan on Wednesday January 31 to study legislative needs. The statewide series by the Ohio Education Association covers school finance retirement law changes and a state board of education. Leaders from PITA officers clubs farm labor business and teaching groups will attend. Dinner at 6 30 p m reservations with S H Dillon Logan County superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Friends of Public Education
Southeastern Ohio
White House
Ohio Education Association
Board of Education
PITA
S. H. Dillon
Athens
Firs
R. B. Hansel
North High
Luther League of St
PSA
Baltimore
George C. VanFossen
Eugene Brown
Ohio State University
Geo, VanFossen Sr
N.M. Brown
Hocking County
Percoreaeet
Mise
Keyes
Columbus
John Wetherill
Grant
Margaret Columber
Farm Security Bureau
Marysville
Bart Columber
Letha Hiles
Josephine Hiles
Curtiss Wright
Don Matthews
Arlis Hiles
Service Men Mentioned in Local Citations of Merit
Local report notes Lt. Charles Keller earned a Citation of Merit for leadership during the Aachen operation. Keller, son of Jacob Keller and brother of Mrs. Clarence Blosser, is praised for courage under hazardous conditions. Also updates on Tony Brown, Major Ray Schwenke, Pvt. James F. Davis, and Pvt. James E. Henry with recent transfers, furloughs, and wounds.
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Pean
Charles Keller
Aachen
Keller
Jacob Keller
Warner Ave
Clarence Blosser
Midland’ Place
Mat Hen
Patty Good
Mee
Robert” Good
Rockbridge le
Tony Brown
Logan
Joe Brown
N. Mulberry ‘St
Washington
Vandergrift
Quantico
Staf School
James F. Davi
Earnest Davis
Logan Route 1
Davis
Martha
Four Men Fined In Court Of Mayor
Four men arraigned in Magistrate Frank St. Clat's court, Saturday, charged with operating a vehicle without a permit by G A Zimmer of the Public Utilities Commission. The Columbus men pleaded guilty to hauling coal from Greendale to Columbus and were fined five dollars plus costs each. Robert Gooden of New Lexington, who employed them, was fined three hundred dollars and costs.
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Logan
Frank St. Clat
Sat- Lurday
Columbus
G. A. Zimmerman
Public Utilities Commission
Greendale
Robert Gooden
New Lexington
Logan council names new member as Bowers resigns
Mayor Venzi Werner and City Council members Jess Cooley Fred Eastman Sam Bright Russell Howe George Moore Claude Hammon and Lawrence Adcock with President Harry Shaw attended a Tuesday City Council meeting. It marked Adcock's first meeting after filling the vacancy caused by Washington Bowers resigning due to relocation.
Kiwanis Club Observes 30th Kiwanis International Anniversary
Logan Kiwanis Club met Tuesday evening to mark Kiwanis International's 30th anniversary. Speaker Mr Hall discussed applying the Golden Rule to social and business life and doing a good job regardless of the task. Lew Riggs, newly elected president, read a message from Ben Dean and outlined yearly goals. Sgt Arthur Lindley was a guest. program arranged by Dr HG Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Northwestern Kiwanis Club
Logan Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Hall
Lew Riggs
Ben Dean
Grand Rapids
Arthur Lindley
HG Southard
Real Estate Changes In Hocking County
Logan area transfers include Lessie Mae Anderson to George Hart Mary Ellen Hart Lot 513 Logan Harold R Tipton and Lessie Tipton to Logan Clay Products Company Lot 436 Logan Josephine Stutz and Addie M Graham to W E Graham and others Lots 139 140 142 143 Spring Hill subdivision Logan Wilbur Kerns Jessie Kerns to Orville Ht Blackford Lot 198 Spring Hill subdivision Logan George McVey to Lawrence Oblinger Sarah Oblinger Lot 423 Emma Westenhaver et al to Frank Schrader 12 acres Falls Township
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Lessie Mae Anderson
George Hart
Mary Ellen Hart
Harold R. Tipton
Lessie Tipton
Logan Clay Products Company
Josephine Stutz
W. E. Graham
Addie M. Graham
Spring Hill
Subdi- Logan
Wilbur Kerns
Jessie Kerns
Orville Ht
Blackford
Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Hensley in Long Bottom
Relatives gathered for the funeral of Mrs. HA Hensley. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Harry Deevers of Mansfield, John Deaton Dbaugh of Wheeling West Virginia, Mrs Harold Wheeler of Bethesda, Mr. and Mrs William Hobinette and son of Huntington West Virginia, Mrs Alma Kimball of New Philadelphia, Mrs Margaret McCullough, and Mrs Raymond Oliver of Lakewood, and Mrs Ralph Frecklumbus. Elizabeth Lyons had returned from Columbus Georgia after visiting her husband, S Set Lindsey Lyons. Larkins moved to Reedsville and Ray Iggs moved into the vacated house. Mrs Mary Matlack of Pittsburgh visited her son William and wife and attended funerals of sisters-in-law Mrs Laura Barnett and Mrs Minnie Matlack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. Hensley
Harry Deevers
Mansfield
John Deaton- Dbaugh
Wheeling
W.va
Harold Wheeler
Bethesda
William Hobinette
Huntington
Alma Kimball
New Philadelphia
Margaret McCullough
Raymond Oliver
Lakewood
Ralph Frecklumbus
James Fulton
Albert, Warnwick
Elizabeth Lyons
Columbus
S.set
Lindsey Lyons
RL. Larkins
Reedsville
Ray Iggs
Mary Matlack
Pittsburgh
William
Laura Barnett
Minnie Matlack
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Club Activities
Logan WSCS met at the church Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Warren Lanning in charge. Discussion covered the Open Door and yearly projects. Sigma Phi Gamma planned the Province convention at Middletown Feb 24-25 with delegates and alternates. A Pastime Bridge Club gathering on Warner Ave featured prizes for several players. Various community notices include birthdays, hospital visits, and school intramural events with multiple local residents named.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Middletown
Fanchion Cooley
Everette McWilliams
Hayes Pritchard
Harold Brown
Marvin Lackey
Pauline Mowery
Dorothy Conkle
Chas. Lehman
Anna Marie ‘Schorr
John Shaw
Brown
Cooley
Prichard
Thomas Walsh
Mary Collison
Marjorie, Price
Garnet Sheets
Missy Maryann Moorehead
Adilison Frey
Roy Curl
Margie Ann Martin
Mary Jane Schrader
Erleene Couch
Canton Weno
Bridge Club
Warner Ave
Jacob Keller
Jack Barker
Judson Shriner
Stanley Baker
Jess Frasure
Lawrence Hack
Charles Achawer
Frasure
Youth meeting at Court House hosts Delphian Club event
Wide Youth fanned and youths from JOGAN-lians attended a county wide youth meeting as the Youth Council met at the Court House. Rev Carl J S Cherrington hosted with Miss Helen Evans and Mrs. J S Cherrington assisting. Attendees included Virginia Hockman Clara Berry Helen Joy and others. A review on Alaskan Highways by Douglas Hes was followed by discussion on Ohio Highways. One o clock luncheon planned. next host Mrs Heyde. Also noted a marriage license in Probate Court for Floyd Merlin Hemsworth and Jane Marshall.
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Jogan
Court House
Carl
J. S. Cherrington
Wilson
Helen Evans
Delphian Club
Fternoon
Mia
Virginia "Hockman
Clara Berry
Helen Joy
Mar
Ian Jones
Jean Evans
Kenneth
Douglas Hes
Thelma Mowery
Dorothy Coe
Hartman
Kenley Krinn
Ohio
Godfrey
E. L. Nimon
Misses Mayme
Emma Wellman
Paul Monks
Emma Barker
Charles Barker
James A Barker
E. 0. Pettit
A. L. Heyde
E. W. Martin
Heyde
Tess
New Plymouth News Notes
New Plymouth notes report returning relatives and local movements. Furmauss and Mrs Stanley Miller visited family. Miss Mary Hixinbaugh returns home from Wellston. Bertha Fuller active in Columbus. Frank Ellis attended Mrs Alice Tiles funeral at Ebenezer. Families hosted, Army members mentioned. Eugene Reasoner funeral at Presbyterian Church with Masonic rites. school choir linked to Blooming Glage School. Pallbearers named. interment at Wesley Cemetery. Radium production noted in Europe and the United States.
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New Furmauss
Stanley Miller
Arthur Howard
Mary Hixinbaugh
Wellston
Elmer Hixinbaugh
Bertha Fuller
Columbus
Frank Ellis
Alice Tiles
Ebenezer
Bobby Loomis
Buddy
Patton
Germany
William Gibbons
J. Gibbons
New York City
Gibbons
Annie Hawk
Harry Faulkner
Myers Faulkner
Army
Jetty’ Wiseman
Athens
Charles Fuller
Elatives
Eugene Reasoner
Presbyterian Church
Masonic
Tes
Martha Kruger
Blooming
Beatrice | Earnheart
Reasoner
Earnheart
Helen
Washington, D. C
Ruth Gallagher
Sandusky
Robert Rensoner
Newton Baker Hospital
Wesley Cemetery
Eddie Clewell
J.C. Cremean
David McAfee
Colonel Eggleston
William Cherry
Earle Heinlein
Europe
United States
Chauncey Obituary and Military Status Report
Mrs. Frank Kirkendall, 83, dies at home in Chauncey after eight weeks illness. John Showalter son Pvt Lester Showalter wounded in Belgium on Dec 25. Rolland certain Carr on furlough from Aleutians with updates on his mother and grandmother. Several families noted in Chauncey area.
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Frank Kirkendall
Chauncey
PFC
Rolland
Grace Care
Mim
Hattie
Els Ave
Charles Carr
Aleutians
Fromm
CAMD
Seite
Texas
Chauncel Merwin Seaman Visits Chauncey Family
Seaman 2c Chauncel Merwin arrived in Chauncey Sunday and will visit his wife Betty and two children on Thursday at their Mound Street home. He has been at Great Lakes and will return there. Former constable of Lower Township, he now heads outgoing duties. Mrs Pincelli hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Pincelli, Myrtle, Leora McNutt, James Pincelli, and Bobby Hitchings, featuring a two course chicken dinner and birthday cake for the celebrants.
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Chauncel
Merwin Seaman
Chauncey
Betty
Ant 'Mound St
Great Lakes
Lower Township
Pincelli
Sacey McNutt
James Pincell
Myrtle Steve Leora McNutt
Toart
Bobby
Mre
Ernest
Pauline
Nelsonville
Millfield Club Holds January Election at Home of Alice Carr
Millfield Club elects officers at January meeting hosted by president Alice Carr. New officers: Alice Carr president, Maxine Boudinot vice president, Hazel Boudinot secretary. Assembly included Janet Cole and Frances Wallace among members and guests Mrs Ernest Pughline and Myrna Rae Boudinot. Luncheon, birthday cake centerpiece, and program noted. Other items include euchre results and hospital recoveries, plus notes on local moves and upcoming church meeting.
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Millfield
Country Club
Alice Carr
Janet Cole
Clara Theisen
Frances Wallace
Velma Wemmer
Mae Boudinot
Bessie Wemmer
Celia Boudinot
Maxine Boudinot
Ernest Pughline
Glouster
Myrna Rae Boudinot
Carr
Cathlene
Michael Brown
le Roy Brown
Concord
Russell
Kent
James Wallace
Euchre Club
C. F. Boudinot
Amy Jo Moody
Ralph Sawyer
College Hill
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chariet Hand
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Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Georgi Zhukov
Lodz
Ars, Webb
Arate
Charles V. Christian
W. Main St
Mary
Thomas Schaad
Beverly Roup
Richard Quinn
Patrick Quinn
Jimmy Arimer
Judy Woolery
Paul Geiger
Larry Roberts
Jack’ Heft
Joe McQuaid
Patty Schrader
Mathias Schrader
Beverly Stroup
Johnny Krannitz
Eddie
Paul
Carl Hankison
Irene’ Uecker
Rosemary Shank
Marlene Weis
Charlotte Reider
Dick Canty
Jean Morrison
Richard Manter
James McNamee
Martha Christman
Jayne Shriner
Delma € Hankison
Catherine Dolan
George Christman
Kay Cannon
Ruth
Andy Acker
Kate Fox
Leo Fox
North St
Logan High School
Selective Service Board
Walter Brooker
Josephine Francis
Nicholas Prodan
Janet Dennison
Joe Francis
Galigher Ave
Dennison
Miss Francis
Bliss College
Prodan
Lulu Jones
Friendship Embroidery Club
E. Main St
New Plymouth
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Methodist Church
Delcher Call
White Cross Hospital
Chauncey Mine 25
New York Coal Company
Columbus Hospital
Chauncix
Ars
Anna Lucinna Kirkendall
High St
Stout Funeral Home
Chauncey Metho
Charles Showalter
War Department Greenlawn
Pvt
Lester
Three Showalter
Edward Buchanan
Phoe
Belgium
Nix
Arizona
Cecil Kirkendall
Field ‘Artillery
Dayton
Burl
Millfield Club
Mort
Ladies Aid Society
O. K
Zenners Men's Shop
Mexico
Xochimilco Gardens
Mexico City
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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