War relief funds grow in Hocking County donations
The Hocking County Red Cross War relief fund reports an increase to 1451.45 with early donations from Logan firms and individuals. Logan Clay Product Co gave 100, employees added 78, Sun Glow Industries 50, foremen and office staff 18.25, United Furniture Workers 9.50. Other gifts include City Loan Employees 13, Kroger 15, Stage and Son Dairy 2.50, Nondescript 3, Social Circle 2, Mothers Club 1, Echo Hill 4H 2.55, Laurelville Methodist Church 30, and contributions at headquarters of 11 from C. W. Scheide, Rev. W. E. Bancroft and C. E. Yontz. Canvassers press on urging further donations to Red Cross HQ.
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Logan
Hocking County
Kroger
Murray City
Stage and Son Dairy
Social Circle
Mothers Club
Echo Hill
Logan Garden Club
Laurelville Methodist Church
C. W. Scheide
W. E. Bancroft
C. E. Yontz
Red Cross
Logan Brief Social Notes
January meeting of the Women s Christian Society of the Methodist Church was held at the Logan church with a luncheon at 1 pm. Officers reelected included Mrs. Carlton Bright president and Miss Minnie Moore secretary of missionary education. new officers listed. Red Cross War Relief donation of 20 supported. Other clubs met with awards and programs noted, including the Tuesday Contract club and Tourist Book Club.
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Russell Berlin
Dallas Kinser
Bertha Oberle
John Lee
Status of Womanhood
Thomas Connors
Minnie Moore
J. A Green
Kathryn Bell
Eugene Wright
George Hengst
Emma McClain
Charlies L. Adcock
H. H. Sands
Charles D. Macomber
Red Cross
Logan High athlete injures ankle during gym period
Ned Webb of Warner Ave collided with a wall at Logan High School injuring his ankle. The attending physician diagnosed torn ligaments. Attorney Frank Redfern of Adelphi was in Logan Wednesday for Lusineig matters.
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Logan
Logan High School
Ned Webb
Warner Ave
Frank Redfern
Adélphi
Wed- Moray OF
Legal Lusineeig
Minersville Personal Mention Highlights Local Happenings
Minersville notes report illness and travel of residents, church events, births, and community visits. George Childs illness prompts Mrs. Norman McCallum’s trip to Pt Pleas ant. a daughter born to Lew Roush’s family. Rev James Taylor speaks. Red Cross activities planned. several residents ill or recovering and visitors from Ra c ine Columbus Cincinnati and Nashville noted.
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Minersville
Norman McCallum
Pt. Pleasant
George Childs
Geogranne
Richard Hartenbach
Robert Simpson
Racine
Earl Hartenbach
Athens
Walter Eary
Charleston
Buddy
James Taylor
Women's Society of Christian Service
Red Cross
Frank Stewart
Clifford Phillips
Will Thomas
Edmond Grueser
Velma Grueser
Katle Becht
Methodist Sunday School
John Hitchens
John, Jr
Freda Mitch
John
Mary Wiggins
Glenna Rummel
William Houdasher
Mitch
Catharyn
Cincinnati
Ben Thomas
Harriet Burnell Sterrit
the Ferris
Helen
Nashville
Tenn
Taylor Ridge Social Briefs Highlights Local Visits
Local residents share weekend visits and social calls as Reverend William Ranta of Monessen conducts services in Red Town. Guests include the Laineys Canters and Wengers, with many others visiting from Athens Greens Run and Columbus. Logan freshmen elect leaders and announce licenses for marriage.
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Taylor Ridge
William Ranta
Monessen
Red Town
Carl Lainey
Mont Davis
Columbus
Clyde Canter
John Wenger
Ira Conway
Lester
Jacksonville
Evan Davis
Fred Heffkin
Trimble
Ray Leake
Glen McConkey
Athens
Wiley Mingus Millfield
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Theodore Heffkin
Glouster
Felix Windholm
Henry Matson
Granddauhter
Patsey Hanninen
the Plains
Perry Chalfant
Gerald Hagle
Amesville
Leo Kilicoski
Milwaukee
John Kilicoski
Jack Lewis
Herman Kempton
Chester Davis
William Davis
Ironton
Gladys Hildebrand
Carl Hildebrand
Dwight Smith
Carl Welling
Logan
Hocking Co Sealer Reports Annual Weights and Measures Work
Logan 1941 report filed by Virgil Hite deputy sealer of weights and measures for Hocking County covers 908 tests. He sealed 792 scales adjusted 35 repairs 60 condemned 26 and reweighed 135 packages with 126 correct nine rejected.
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LOGAN
Virgil Hite
Hocking County
Littler Band To Play At President's Ball
Members of the ticket sales committee sell tickets for the President's Birthday ball at the Masonic Social rooms Friday night. Jimmy Littler and his orchestra from Athens will provide music. A bridge party is arranged with Mrs M H Cherrington as hostess. Miss Wilhelmina Desslie assists.
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Logan
Masonic
Jimmy Littler
Athens
M. H. Cherrington
Wilhelmina Desslie
Tire Board Reviews Applications for Limited Tires
Logan tire rationing committee met Wednesday evening with C C Achauer Lawrence Adcock and James McNamee. They had three passenger tires and five truck tires left to be used before January 31. The board considered several tire applications.
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LOGAN
C. C. Achauer
Lawrence Adcock
James McNamee
Rush for Auto Use Stamps Strikes Logan Office
Motorists struggle to obtain auto use stamps as supplies arrive at Logan office. A rush followed Tuesday when the Enterprise post office had a supply, selling the 50 stamps quickly amid buyers from as far as Sugar Grove.
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Logan
Enterprise Post Office
Sugar Grove
Sawmill Moves to Logan J. E. Stuart’s Farm
Logan J. E. Stuart has moved his sawmill onto Frank Bailey’s Buck Run farm after purchasing the timber. The lumber, mostly cut into switch tie material, is shipped to Lancaster where a railroad company buys it.
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Logan
J. E. Stuart
Rockbridge
Frank Bailey
Buck Run
Lancaster
Local youths seek admission to flying cadet corps
Logan Otis Landis Dan Roberts and O Neil Peck Mowery secured papers to request admission to the flying cadet corps. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Sigler was buried at Ebenezer Cemetery near Maxville Wednesday morning with Rev Stanley W Wiant conducting the grave services.
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Logan
Lloyd Emerson Karshner
Laurelville
Jay Karshner
Jean Ruth Drum
Denver Drum
Robert Rose
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Phillip Eugene
Otis Landis
Dan Roberts
O'Neil “Peck” Mowery
Flying Cadet Corps
Roy Sigler
Ebenezer
Maxville
Stanley W. Wiant
Army physical exams given to 53 registrants
A group of 53 registrants received their physical examinations Wednesday evening at the courthouse in Logan. Another exam is planned for next Wednesday evening. Helpers included Drs. Simiele, Cole, Boocks, Cherrington, Shonk, Southard, Blume, Myers, and Grattidge, with assistance from Mrs. Myers, Miss Couch, Sumner Martin, Joe Green, James Barker, Frank Judy, and Clinton Webb of the American Legion.
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Kathryn Myers
Eileen Couch
Selective Service
Sumner Martin
Joe Green
James Barker
Frank Judy
Clinton Webb
American Legion
Logan- Middelport Game to Benefit Paralysis Campaign
Fifty percent of the net proceeds from the Logan Middelport game will be donated to the infantile paralysis campaign. The reserve contest starts at 7 30 p m and the varsity game at 8 30 p m, announced Fred Burchfield, athletic committee member.
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LOGAN
Logan-Middleport
Fred Burchfield
Change Plans for Area Benefit Games
Logan reports that after H R Town declined sanction for the all star game, rural county high schools revise plans to aid the Infantile Paralysis Fund. A two game program will be held at Logan High School auditorium at 7 30 Monday evening February 2 with M B Haney and William Maxwell in charge.
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LOGAN
H. R. Townsend
Max Bunce
Logan High School
M. B. Haney
William Maxwell
Dayton Team to Play Logan Chief Tains in Logan
Roosevelt High of Dayton meets Logan Chief Tains in Logan Friday Feb 6 per Coach Tom Bender. The game was added after a Nelsonville matchup moved forward to Feb 3. Roosevelt High, a strong state program, marks Dayton teams first appearance in this city.
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LOGAN
Roosevelt High
Dayton
Logan Chieftains
Tom Bender
Nelsonville
Dayta
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Bagley held
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Leonard Funeral Home for Mrs. Elizabeth Bagley. The Rev. C. B. Clendenen of the Church of the Nazarene delivered the sermon. Burial was made in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Elizabeth Bagley
C. B. Clendenen
Church of the Nazarene
Oak Grove Cemetery
Shaffer Transferred to New Orleans from Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Logan Charles A Shaffer of this city, trained at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland, has been transferred to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Logan
Charles A. Shaffer
Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md
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Red Cross War Relief Fund
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Hugh Daniels
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