Logan Hocking county blood drive tops quota with 440 donors
Logan and nearby communities register 440 donors far exceeding a 340 quota. Mrs. R B Perkins heads the unit with Mrs. Dallas Kinser handling publicity and Mrs. Harry Thomas coordinating substitutions. Donations run through Tuesday February 1 at Logan Junior High School, with many registrants from Logan Laurelville Perry Township Haydenville Murray City Rockbridge Gore Union Furnace Carbon Hill Enterprise and transients expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Montgomery Logan
Hocking County
R. B. Perkins
Dallas Kinser
Harry Thomas
Thomas
Logan
Laurelville
Perry Township
Haydenville
Diamond
Murray City
Rockbridge
Gore
Union Furnace
Carbon Hill
Enterprise
Logan Junior High School
Schultheis Funeral Held In Logan
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Dayton Schultheis in Logan with numerous out of town attendees. Family members traveled from Marietta near Mansfield to honor her memory, including siblings, spouses, and many relatives from Columbus Cincinnati Detroit Mt Gilead and other Ohio cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dayton Schultheis
Schultheis
Jacob Schultheis
Near Marietta
Merle Hill
Ethan Hill
Otis Bayliss
Larry Gale
Helen Schultheis
R.A. Boggart
Darrel Schultheis
Robert Schultheis
Marietta
Terrance Bannon
Jane Ambrose
Detroit
Mardie Cash
Francis Reardon
Harry Saten
Cincinnati
Rosella Nixon
John Canty
Bernadine Eberst
Edward Eberst
Max Maher
Arthur McGovern
Doreph Canty
Waldo Johnson
Kathryn McLean
Terry McGovern
Jo Ann Woods
Catherine Henderson
Elizabeth Dunham
James Callahan
Columbus
Tom Bender
Fostoria
Orville Farrar
Mt. Gilead
Rodney Cullen
Edgar Shearan
New Lexington
Frank Blasius
Dayton
John Hogan
Grace ‘Thomas
A. Gal Jorini
Murray City
Anita Geiger
Lancaster
Mrs Ace Cochran called to Beaumont for Ill father
Mrs Ace Cochran of Maple Street was summoned to Beaumont last week due to her father George Shafer’s serious illness. She will assist with care until his condition improves. An annual financial report for Troy Township Ohio covers the year ending Dec 31 with salaries and numerous tax receipts and payments totaling 5 805.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ace Cochran
Maple Street
Beaumont
George Shafer
Troy Township
Athens County
Ohio
Coolville
R. Ll. Baily
Latssea
Nefund
Maceanens Hee Ceipts Ee Seaseee
General Executive Bervices
Tvugeaor
Legal Service
Pwecatad Ta
Aes
Hoepitalizaen
Helier
Logan News Mixed Life Returns After Long Vacation
Local column recaps life in Logan with wedding gifts for Ruth McMannis and Bill Backus and a Hawaii honeymoon. It notes new work for John Shorr, a recovery story for Mrs Ella Gaffney, and the death of Cecelia Blasius Schultheis. It lauds war loan drive support and blood donors, and mentions Doctor M H Cherrington's Magnet Springs trip and Leila stepping in as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ruth McMannis
Bill Backus
Bill
Hawaii
M. H. Cherrington
Magnetic Springs
Leila
Kenny Bright
Fern Reddick
Union Furnace
Local notes and oblique year end ledger items in Logan
A clipped village notice recounts hospital dismissal for Chester Reeves of Nelsonville from Cherrington Hospital after two weeks. It lists payments, receipts, and depository balances tied to local residents including George Green and John Blasius with scattered dates and figures from 1943 to 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chester Reeves
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
George Green
Columbus
Pence
John Blasius
Sie
Arrents
Lakes
Larimer Son Based on Sardinia Frontline
Mr and Mrs Harold Larimer report a letter from their son Harold Jr now stationed on the island of Sardinia off Italy. Corporal Larimer has been overseas a full year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Larimer
Harold Jr
Sardinia
Italy
Corporal Larimer
President's Ball Lights Logan Social Scene
Logan hosts a large President's Ball with dozens of young people and many older attendees. Performances include Kenneth Bright singing and James Calvin at the piano, plus a local band and gift prizes. The event celebrates community, with tributes to organizers and a marriage announcement for Catherine Jane Larimer to Marvin Lackey at St Mathews Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calvin
Fern Reddick
Union Furnace
Joe Gabriel
Anna Sellers
Jack McGuire
Fannie Spears
Walter Savings
R. W. Westenbarger
Claude Hammon
Cecil Burroughs
Creola
Stanley Richt
Irma Hamilton
Dorothy Brooks
Harry Sweazy
Jack Faine
Lewis Graham
R. R. Lanning
D. F E. Marstiller
Wes Ogg
Jack Lee
Harold W. Larimer
Catherine Jane
Marvin Lackey
M. V. Lackey
Gore
Amos Heyde
St. Mathews Lutheran Church
Dorothy Conkle
Edwin Spencer
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Martha Sue Cruise
Lackey
Logan High School
Sgt. Lackey
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Logan
Maple St
Chester Lackey
Albert Lackey
Patty
Joe
Newport
Ohio
Walterinson
Eric
Kiashuta District Scouts Hold Board of Review
A Kiashuta District Board of Review at the Bethany Building recognized eight Troop 49 and Troop 40 scouts including Joe Foster, Dick Rosenbaum, Stanley Nease, Charles Baird, Kenilworth Nease, Willis Davis, Jimmy Whitlock, and Mitt White for advances and merit badges. A Kinshata District Court of Honor follows Thursday February 10 at 7 30 pm with Major Leland J. Culbertson as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Kiashuta
Bethany
Joe Foster
Dick Rosenbaum
Stanley Nease
Charles Baird
Kenilworth Nease
Willis Davis
Middleport
Jimmy Whitlock
Mitt White
Kinshata
Leland J. Culbertson
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Hudnall Case Explained by Magistrate in Bedford Township
Mrs. Blanche Hudnall pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor after Justice Peoples reduced the charge from a felony. She was fined 80 dollars and sentenced to 20 days in jail, with payments to the 82 year old grandfather and court costs. She must marry Roy Chaney within two weeks after release, per the magistrate. The two juveniles implicated testified they had given her money but she never received more than 20 dollars at a time. they admitted stealing about 300 dollars from Liberty Hudnall. Hudnall and the youths remain jailed in Meigs County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Blanche Hudnall
Percy People’s Court
Bedford Township
Justice of the Peace Peoples
Roy Chaney
Chaney
Hudnall
Justice Peoples
Young People's Day Observed at First Presbyterian Church
Young People's Day was observed at the First Presbyterian Church in Middleport with a program arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Don Kelly. The theme was One Faith One Fellowship, featuring organ music, readings, a combined youth choir, and a sermon by Mr. Kelly. Next Sunday Troop 40 Boy Scouts will attend the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Carr
Columbus
Lewis Bumgarner
Huntington
Woman's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
George L. Anderson
Arthur Lewis
C. T. Shumaker
Edgar Ervin
Main St
C. A. Poindexter
Alvira Jones
B. F. Parmalee
Middleport
Don Kelly
General Chemical Defense Corporation
Gene Grate
Martha Ohlinger
Robert Chambers
Mildred Ohlinger
Virginia Lou Allensworth
Jesus
Mr. Kelly
John Fultz
Kenny Seuer
Troop 40
Boy Scouts of America
Highway Patrol Checks Licenses and Lights in Pomeroy
For two hours Saturday night from 9 30 to 11 30 p.m. officers checked drivers licenses and vehicle lights near West Main Street and Butter Nut Avenue. Traffic near peak hours was delayed by about twenty minutes and only a few violations were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
West Main St
Butternut Ave
State Highway Patrol
Home Restaurant Changes Hands in Middleport
Middleport residents learn the Home Restaurant has been sold to George S. Tewksbury, who takes charge today. Mayor C. O. Fisher had run the eatery, but time constraints and health issues prompted the sale. The restaurant will continue serving meals with current staff retained. Beulah White moves to a new position at the Tri Lustre Shop today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
C. O. Fisher
George S. Tewksbury
Fisher
Tewksbury
Smith Building
J. J. Schmoll
Swift
West Virginia
G.C.D.C
Beulah White
Mill St
Pomeroy Lodge Initiates Class At Eagles Nest
Pomeroy Meigs Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held initiation for a class of about 40 Sunday afternoon at their quarters on N Second Ave. After the service, refreshments and social time followed. The prior night a large crowd attended the weekly Eagles dance in the club rooms featuring a dime collection for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Thomas Hendrix served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy — Meigs Aerie
Order of Eagles
N. Second Ave
of the Eagles
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Thomas Hendrix
Stivison Rite Held Today in Gibisonville
Funeral service for Jacob S Samuel Stivison, longtime Gibisonville resident, was held Monday at the United Brethren Church. Rev. Evan led the rites as family notes include two daughters Nellie W of Lancaster and Della A of Gibisonville, two sons Arch and another, and seven grandchildren plus four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della A
Gibisonville
Song
Ert
Arch
Death of Mrs Harter Board Reported in Charleston
Middleport William Board attended services in Charleston for his daughter in law Mrs Harter Board who died last week. Funeral services for Mrs Board were held Sunday afternoon. She is survived by her husband, his son, and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dixon
Charleston
Earl Mauck
Gallipolis
C. F. Besserer
Herman Mees
Columbus
New York Central Railroad
W. H. Juhling
S. Second Ave
Fred Schroath
Ann
Clifford Ervin
Richard Hayman
Chicago
Roy Lansbury
J. C. Stewart
Wiseman
Grayson
John DeHart
Jacqueline Rice
Delbert Rice
Middleport
William Board
Harter Board
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Athens Messenger
Athen AY
County
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Nevele
Kholmey
Ve Velikie Luki
Iprussia
Tl Beney
Warsaw
Curzon Line
Finland
LITH
Latvia
Sarny
Poland
Rumania
L. Ilmen
Polotsk
Zhiabine
Zhitomir
Winnitsee Zhmerinkae
Jessye
Evi Tesk
Orshoe
Odessa
Egomel
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Orzhev —i
Kirovograde
Kharkove
Krivoi Rog
Kursk Voronezh
Belgorode
Lela Ele
Eee
Dnepropetrovsk
Stalinoe
Tagenrogel
Miles
Stalingrad
Rostov
Elistae
RED Army
Russia
Rena
Main Street
Mr. Dillon
Uncle Sam
Murray
John Shorr
Hack’s Auto Supply
Aida Parsons
Ella Gaffney
Athens
Cecelia Blasius Schultheis
Cleo
Paul Lunsford
Milwaukee
General Township
Janus
Cpl
Carl Judy
Marcus Kerr
J. B. Perkins
Middleport Social Notes
Employes Association
Larry Null
Charles H. Wise, Jr
Wise
William Clines
Seattle
Association
Clines
Patricia June
L. B. Higgins
Higgins
Flora Jones
Patricia
Nancy Hartley
June Seines
Jane
Jean Smart
Edna Cervis
Betty Rathburn
Charlene Dillard
Charlotte Dow
Arlene Frazier
Shirley Evans
Vicky Clark
Hazel
Juanita Hawkins
Nancy Jane
Lawson Higgins
Virginia Mayes
Marguerite Danahar Downey
C. E. Smith
H. A. Rothrock
United Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Max Sanborn
A. R. Biggs
Pearl St
Allie Smith
Joan Gilmore
Pomeroy Bend
Meigs
Warner Baxter
Lynn Merrick Barton MaclLane
Secret Code
Claudia
George Raft
Brends Marshall
Peter Lorre
Bendvue
Tueasday
Double Bill
West
Tom Keene
Martha
Marsha Hunt
Richard Carlson
Ireland
Big Top
Young Peoples
Highway Patrol
Home Restaurant
Pomeroy Lodge
Gibisonvill
Chenille
Lenner
Floor
Messenger
Ister
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