Logan City Council approves transfer of funds to general account
Logan City Council authorized City Solicitor C Wood Bowen to petition the Hocking County Court of Common Pleas to move 3082.20 from the special trust fund for delinquent tax bonds to the general fund. Delinquent bonds issued 1941 were retired with interest paid by 1944 leaving 3082.20. A separate resolution noted receipt of 535.60 from the State for Civilian Defense, placed in the Civilian Defense Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Civilian Defense
Auto Funds Distributed by Highway Department
Distribution of 1943 automobile license revenues to cities counties and townships announced by Highway Director H. G. Seurs and state registrar C. W. Wallace. Hocking County share 5364 Logan 1000 Laurelville 62.50 county 800. checks mailed to divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. G. Seurs
C. W. Wallace
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Hocking County
Laurelville
County
Funeral services for Robert H. Shaw at Roberts Funeral Home
Robert H. Shaw age 67, former Shaw Manufacturing Company operator 1929 to 1932, died Sunday at his Logan home. Services held at 2 p m Wednesday with Rev. Carl L. Wilson officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife, four daughters Grace Blum South Logan Ruth Brandt Helen Kitchen Magdalen Shaw and six stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roberts
Robert H. Shaw
Shaw Manufacturing Company
Carl L. Wilson
Oak Grove
Grace Blum
South Logan
Ruth Brandt
Helen Kitchen
Magdalen Shaw
Fagles of Logan Plan Family Night
Logan Aerie F C E plans a family night for members and relatives Friday. A program of entertainment and a dinner are scheduled, with the lodge meeting held Thursday night at home and a social hour after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Aerie, F. C. E
Murray City Surpasses War Loan Quota in Six Days
Murray City became the first district in the county to exceed its Fourth War Loan target, oversubscribing its $8,000 quota by $300. Frank Murphy chaired the committee praised by the Hocking County War Finance Committee for its effective drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Frank Murphy
Hocking County War Finance Committee
Dupler Funeral Held At Home In Enter prise
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ann Dupler 71 widow of Elmer Dupler were held Wednesday at 1 p m at Leonard Funeral Home. Rev Carl L Wilson officiated with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Mary Ann Dupler
Elmer Dupler
Enterprise
Fairview
Hoover couple announce birth of son David Paul
Rev and Mrs A M Hoover of Gibisonville announce the birth of a son named David Paul born Saturday at Lancaster city hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs B F Hoover and Mr and Mrs F W Hieber, all of Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hoover
Logan
A. M. Hoover
Gibisonville
Lancaster City Hospital
David Paul
B. F. Hoover
F. W. Hieber
Bucyrus
Tax Return Extension Notice for 1943 Period
Logan William S. Evatt announces a new filing deadline for the July 1 to December 31 1943 sales tax period extended to February 29 1944. Returns postmarked by February 29 are accepted without penalty. Charles A. Donnelly will assist vendors at the Court House on February 7 8 11 19 24 25 and 28, and in the commissioner's HQ on the second floor, morning of Saturday February 19 only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan William S. Evatt
State Department of Taxation
Charles A. Donnelly
Court House
Schroeder in Logan En Route to Athens
Carl Ducky Schroeder former Logan High School football coach stopped in Logan Tuesday en route to Athens where his Wittenberg College basketball team faced Ohio University Bobcats. Schroeder now coaches at Springfield and previously led LHS teams in 1935. He dined with his players at a local restaurant.
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Logan
Carl
Ducky) Schroeder
Athens
Wittenberg
Ohio University Bobcats
Schroeder
Cage
Springfield
LHS
Tommy Bender
Clarence Mackey
Logan Odd Fellows Install New Officers
Mineral Encampment No. 91 1. O. O. F. installed 1944 officers at the lodge hall Monday night. John Lehman was named chief patriarch with Charles Frasure senior warden, Warner Lehman scribe, and Frank St. Clair treasurer. Regular business followed in the meeting.
Logan Girl Named College Proctor at Ohio University
Miss Barbara Hankison of Logan has been named proctor of Preston Cottage the four girls dormitory at Ohio University Athens. A senior in the College of Commerce she is active in campus circles and a member of Kappa Phi Sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Barbara Hankison
William Hankison
Preston Cottage
Ohio University
Athens
College of Commerce
Hankison
Kappa Phi Sorority
Pvt Spackey Receives Honorable Discharge in 1943 Army Service
Selective Service officials announce Pvt Merrill E. Spackey Logan has been honorably discharged from the U S Army at Camp Gruber Oklahoma. He entered service July 26 1943 and has returned to civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Selective Service
Merrill FE
Spackey
U.S. Army
Camp Gruber
Oklo
Mrs Paul Shaw Improves After Major Surgery
Mrs Paul Shaw of Enterprise is reported improving at Grant Hospital after undergoing a major surgical operation last Saturday. Information comes from friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Shaw
Enterprise
Grant Hospital
Tolson and Acker Marriage License Issued
Probate Court issues a marriage license to John Warren Tolson aged 36 a miller of Athens and Orvilla Acker aged 33 of Haydenville daughter of Riley Coalson.
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Logan
John Warren Tolson
Athens
Miller
D. O. Tolson
Orvilla Acker
Haydenville
Riley Coalson
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Bridge Club and Weddings
Win-or-Lose Club hosted by Mrs. M H Cherring ton featured bridge with high score by Mrs. John Connor and second by Mrs. Russell Montgomery. A wedding united Miss Martha Joann Jones and Ensign Wilbur Edwin Monks at Radnor Ohio with family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Joann Jones
T. Arthur Jones
Prospect
Wilbur Edwin Monks
Paul Monks
Logan
Joseph Howell
Congregational Church
Radnor
Ohio
Mary Monks
Carlin Weimer
Ohio State University
Ensign Monks
Howell
Rodney Smith
Delaware
Ohio University
Logan High School
United States Naval Reserve
Pearl Harbor
Fined for Parking In Restricted Area
Logan Christian H. Brown of Columbus was fined 5 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to parking in a restricted area. He appeared before Mayor W Denzil Weltner on Tuesday evening and was arrested by State Highway Patrol members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Christian H. Brown
Columbus
W. Denzil Weltner
State Highway Patrol
Fisk Volunteers for Immediate Induction
Logan Fisk has volunteered for immediate induction into the U S Army per Hocking County Selective Service Board members. He will undergo a pre induction physical examination as part of a future contingent. Joseph John Stewart also left for Huntington West Virginia for his pre induction examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Guy Fisk
U. S. Army
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Hacking
Selective Service
Joseph John Stewart
Huntington
West Va
Numbers Workers Plead Guilty in Youngstown Case
Nine men accused of running the Mahoning Valley’s most lucrative numbers syndicate pleaded guilty to 27 counts in common pleas court. Judge Adrian C. Newcomb deferred sentencing and referred the case to probation officials for investigation after defense counsel announced a motion for probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Common Pleas
John W. Bricker
Adrian C. Newcomb
Cleveland
Neil W. McGill
Defense Council
Newcomb
Mary Schultheis of Logan High Dies After Childbirth in Columbus
Mrs. Mary Cecilia Schultheis wife of Logan High mathematics teacher Dayton Schultheis died in White Cross Hospital Columbus following the birth of a son. The baby also died. She had taught at Logan High for years and earlier in Murray City. Survived by husband, two daughters Anne and Judy at home, mother Mrs. Mary Blasius, two brothers Frank and John, a sister Mrs. Frank McBroom, and two aunts. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Sheila Graham
Ohio University
Athens
Ernest Watkins
Morain City
Robert Schultz
Dayton
Pearl Watkins
North Walnut Street
Harold Eastman
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Hazel Barron
Rockbridge
England
Phillips
Camp Pickett
W. Va
Rebecca Schein
Lancaster Hospital
Esther Woods
Magnetic Springs
Hilda Fickel
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Peter Verba
Hollister
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Mary Cecilia Schultheis
Dayton Schultheis
Logan High School
White Cross Hospital
Schultheis
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Cincinnati
University of Chicago
Mary Taggart Blasius
Frank Blasius
Anne
Judy
Frank
John
The
Merchant Marines
Frank McBroom
Mary Blasius
Dorothy Rainey
H.T. Rainey
Trimble
Eugene Miner
Lewis Clark
Arthur Gears
Lois Ann
Akron
Pearl Orndorff
Curtiss-Wright
Frank Dowler
Reed Hill
Gertrude Bowersock
Josephine
Gearold Slant
Bill Frasher
Junction City
Cecil Sanborn
Helen, Foster and Bart
Morristown
Francis Young
Russell Cunningham
Alfred Darby
Sam McCelland
State Hospital
William Hodgson Sr
Jack Brown
Anna Lee
Arthur Hodgson
Billy
Judith Ann
Gertrude Rainey
John Rainey
Marcia Lou Thomas
Social notes from Glouster recount visits and church events
Glouster residents share weekend visits with relatives in Columbus and Trimble. Mr and Mrs William Stephenson and others traveled to see ill grandfather Howard Guinther while church groups plan meetings and social hours at the Methodist church.
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Glouster
William Stephenson
Marguerite
Jack
Paul Schmidt
Columbus
Baptist Young People Plan Anniversary Celebration
Baptist Young Peoples Club met at the home of Mrs. Gladys Viney with President Bernadine Goodman in charge. Rev A G Freeman offered a prayer and Donna Goodman led devotionals. Plans were made to celebrate the first anniversary February 12 at the church. The next meeting will be at the church on February 11.
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Glouster— Baptist Young Peoples Club
Gladys Viney
Bernadine Goodman
A. G. Freeman
Donna Goodman
Bond Workers To Present Show at Trimble School
Trimble Township to host “Victory on Parade” at Jacksonville Trimble High School auditorium on Monday January 31 at eight o clock. Ohio Universitys Dr E A Hansen will speak and minstrel entertainers Roger Connor Byron Wolfe Claudius Chappel Darrell Sams perform. Admission is free as part of the Fourth Victory Bond Drive with M M Bryson supervising.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Athens County
J-T
Trimble Township
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Roger Connor
Byron Wolfe
Claudius Chappel
Darrell Sams
M. M. Bryson
German Propaganda Hits On Jazz Based Music Theme
A Berlin radio broadcast attacked modern jazz artist Thomas Fats Waller, asserting his style, tied to German classical music, would be imported into Europe by Roosevelt’s terror raiders. It claimed Waller’s income stemmed mainly from syncopating German music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
Thomas
Fats
Waller
Roosevelt
Europe
Grandson undergoes goiter operation at Grant Hospital
Mr and Mrs Herb Armstrong received word from Columbus on Tuesday that their grandson Max Anderson had just undergone a serious goiter operation at Grant Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Herb Armstrong
Columbus
Max Anderson
Grant Hospital
Navy awards Purple Heart to AP correspondent James
The Navy announced the Purple Heart award for Robert F. James, Associated Press correspondent, for wounds suffered on Bougainville during military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Robert F. James
Associated Press
Bougainville
Rolls of Honor for Trimble School Grade 9 to 12
The Roll of Honor lists students across grades 9 10 11 and 12. Grade 9 names Bill Bartels Rin Dust Margaret Myers. Grade 10 lists Wayne Coal Geary Norma Hanly Alice Keeton James Roman. Grade 11 includes Marilyn Adame Kutta Bill Lowery Barbara Morrison Bob Simons. Grade 12 features Lewis Buell Cominsky Regina Barich Hanning June Heffken John Ikella Elizabeth Murray and Bill Nicholas.
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Trimble
Bill Bartels
Ri Dusz
Margaret Myer
Wayne Coaa Hanly
Alice Herbst
Chauncey Devils to Play Two Games at J-T With Cardinals
Chauncey Devils will visit J-T Fray ning to contest two games against the Cardinals. Chauncey defeated the Cardinals earlier in the month and both teams fought hard in previous meetings. J-T elementary beat Greens Run twice Monday, showing momentum from earlier season games.
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Chauncey Devils
Frayning
Cardinals
Chauncey
J-T Elementary
Greens
Estimated gold disappearances since Columbus discovery
An estimate suggests that less than 15 billion dollars worth of gold has disappeared since Columbus first reached the Americas. The calculation reflects historic looting and loss across colonization periods and major trade routes.
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Columbus
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Athens Messenger
Logan City
Civil Defense Fund
Rome
U.S
5Th Army
Italy
Signal Corps
Nea
NEA Radio-Telephoto
Clark
Mark W. Clark
U. S. 5Th Army
Robert Shaw
Dupler
Logan Odd Fellows
College
Red Cross
Martha Jones
Barker
James Barker
Jud Shriner
Maud Hack
Hack
Shriner
Charles Achauer
J. FE. Frasure
Stanley Baker
Margaret Webb
Charles Barker
Misses Minnette
Mary McCray
Presbyterian Guild
Heskell Hammond
Private Hammond
Camp Abbott
Oregon
Stanley Garver
Somerset
Ray Hammond
Lester
Juanita
Margaret Harrison
Anna Garver
Bernice Funk
William Smith
Helen
Orland Johnson
Brian Denny
Bobby
New Straitsville
Hammond
William Miller
Arthur Miller
Isabella Hyson
Agan
J. W. Higgins
Miles Graham
Fisk
Logan Man
Numbers
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
J. H. Elias
Isabel Bulloch
Baptist Club
Viney Home
Dat Now & Thurs
Lupino
Humphrey
NEA Telephoto
Pentagon
South America
China
Capital
Tom Harmon
Trimble School
Stanley Skinner
Chris Skinner
Fort Knox
Fort George G. Meade
Stanley
Dorothy
Christine Johnson
Joyce
Frank Markins
Mildred Skinner Gift
Pearl Moody
Camp Adair
Eugene Bingman
Trinidad
E. S. Bingman
New Orleans
Mississippi
Margaret Gibbs
Foster
Naval Hospital
Treasure Island
Calif
New Georgia Island
South Pacific
Santa Cruz
Trimble Area
J * Schine
Athena
Miriam Hopkins
Pee
Sur
TNT
Dennis Morgan
Irene Manning
Blue Devils
Zenner
Floa
Mel
Bank Bank
MAI
Rey Was
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve Syse
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