County Total To Fall Short of Estimate
Logan Hocking County Selective Service officials say 117 more Logan youths aged 18 to 20 registered Tuesday the final date for that group. Total city and county registrations reach 299 with 182 registering last Saturday. Officials doubt the 400 target will be met and reports from Carbon Hill Laurelville and Murray City are pending. Another group will leave July 18 for Ft Hayes Ohio for Army exams with a two week furlough after induction. Names of those examined will not be released until after passing and induction.
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Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service
Carbon Hill
Laurelville
Murray City
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Army
War Department
Officials Urge Legume Planting in Hocking County
Extension officials urge farmers to plant more alsike seed and red clover to boost livestock and livestock product production amid wartime demand. They call for at least 28 percent more alsike seed and 54 percent more red clover in the county this year, noting Ohio’s leading role in these crops.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Inboden Funeral Rites To Be Held Thursday
Funeral services are planned Thursday at 2 p m at Calvary Lutheran Church in Lancaster for Oscar J Inboden 64 formerly with Ohio Fuel Gas Company who died Monday. He is a brother of Goss Inboden of Logan. Burial will be in Forest Rose Cemetery in Lancaster.
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Logan
Calvary Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Oscar J. Inboden
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Goss Inboden
Forest Rose Cemetery
Soldier James Steel Reports to Keesler Field
Pvt. James Steel, son of Mrs. Tom Wolfe, is stationed at Keesler Field Mississippi with the Army Air Corps and is enrolled in an airplane technical school.
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Logan
Tom Wolfe
James Steel
Keesler Field
Miss
Army Air Corps
June marriage licenses issued in Hocking County
Probate Court records show 23 marriage licenses issued in Hocking County in June. Officials note the month was unusually slow for weddings as it normally marks peak season.
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Logan
Hocking County
Dan Cupid
Logan Telephone Company Publishes New Directories
The Logan Home Telephone Company issued new directories to public offices in the Court House. Regular subscribers will receive copies when they pay their monthly bills, company officials stated.
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LOGAN
Logan Home Telephone Company
Court House
Humphrey Son Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Humphrey of Columbus report their son George Humphrey underwent an appendicitis operation Saturday at Mt. Carmel Hospital. He is said to be in fair condition according to latest reports to his parents.
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Logan
J. B. Humphrey
George
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Hocking Co Fair’s Fate Uncertain
Logan Ohio Tuesday report by Melvin Heft secretary of the Hocking Agricultural Society notes county fair status remains unchanged. Government will let local boards decide on fairs with a possible special meeting to decide if a fair will be held due to fire and rationing concerns. Paul Shaw president will call the meeting.
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Logan
Hocking
Melvin Heft
Hocking Agricultural Society
Heft
Washington
Paul Shaw
Officers Installed At Rotary Meeting in Logan
Logan Rotary Club installed 1942 43 officers at a Monday White House meeting. New officers are Clarence Heine president Fred Huls vice president Harley Meyer secretary treasurer and Virgil Martin sergeant at arms. Directors named include Heine Meyer Kaynes Harden Huls King and Charles Achauer.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Charles Achauer
Clarence Heine
Fred Huls
Harley Meyer
Virgil Martin
Robert Kaynes
Lawrence Harden
J. R. King
Workman Sues Ohio Over Insurance Fund Rights
Logan William Jarvis sues the Industrial Commission of Ohio in Common Pleas Court seeking to participate in the State Insurance Fund under the Workmen’s Compensation Law. He alleges a January 17 1933 coal mining accident injured his right eye, nearly destroying its vision while employed by S. H. Carrick.
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Logan
William Jarvis
Court of Common Pleas
Industrial Commission of Ohio
S. H. Carrick
Country Club to Host Dance Friday at Hocking Hills
Logan announces the second informal summer dance at the Hocking Hills Country Club Friday night. Music will be provided by recordings. The evening includes games such as bridge and ping pong along with other entertainments planned by club president Wilbur Lanning.
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Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Wilbur Lanning
Sunny Sundberg to Address Logan Aerie Meeting
Dr. C A Sunny Sundberg an educator and humor ous speaker from Springfield will address Logan Aerie 2168 F O E at a meeting Thursday announced by Lewis R Canty president of Logan Aerie.
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C. A
Sunny) Sundberg
Springfield
Logan Aerie
Lewis R. Canty
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Sorority and Club Events
Monday evening the Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority met at Pritchard's Restaurant with several hostesses and delegates to the International Convention in St. Louis. G. T. Bridge Club and D. B. Club gatherings were hosted by Mrs. Lucius Wright and Mrs. William Petty respectively, with high scores recorded and several members noted among attendees. Local residents and visitors are listed, including Mrs. Frank Walters guests Christine Beattie and her nephew, and other social and travel updates across Logan.
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Addison Frey
Tommy Walsh
Chester Spencer
Nyle Huffine
Mildred Burton
John Shaw
Hayes Pritchard
Martha Nagle
Larimer
Teresa Kaiser
Maxine Notestone
Virginia Fitzgerald
Garnet Sheets
Lola Belle Hockman
Anne Schorr
G. T. Bridge Club
Lucius Wright
Hyson
Arthur Miller
Elizabeth Rempel
T. S. Houston
Emma Floyd
Mayme _ Rochester
B. C. Hyson
W. G. Bowen
Logan
Frank Walters
Christine Beattie
George Wolfe
Mont Sater
Cleveland
Janice Sater
Clark Miller
Orlando
Fla
John Lee
Miller
Air Corps
Indianapolis
Ind
Dolores Lee
Henry Abernathy
Jackson
George Ebberst
Patricia Callahan
James Callahan
Columbus
Phyllis Nixon
Buckeye Lake
Logan Kiwanis Club Holds Annual Party at Hocking Hills
Logan Kiwanis Club held its annual stag party Tuesday at the Hocking Hills Country Club. An informal golf tournament opened the afternoon, followed by a stunt program of skits tricks and demonstrations in the clubhouse. The organizing committee included R. R. Lanning Jesse Frasure and Bill Martin.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Hocking Hills Country Club
R. R. Lanning
Jesse Frasure
Bill Martin
Logan Lee Becomes Chemist's Assistant in Columbus Ohio
Logan Jack Lee son of Mr and Mrs John Lee has secured a chemist's assistant position at the Ohio State Testing Laboratories in Columbus. A 1942 graduate of Logan High School he previously worked in his father's drug store before departing for Columbus.
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Logan
Jack Lee
John Lee
Ohio State Testing Laboratories
Columbus
Logan High School
Athens Ohio storm sewer assessment notice 1942
Notice of estimated assessment for storm sewer construction in Storm Rider District No 2A Athens Ohio under Ordinance 832 dated May 6 1940. Figures on file at City Clerk Water Works Dept for inspection. Objections in writing due within five weeks from date of notice. By order of Athens City Council June 24 1942.
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Athens
Ohio
Water Works Department
Dade
Hocking County Rubber Drive Reaches Record Total
About 122,880 pounds of salvage rubber have been collected in Hocking County, announced salvage chairman R. R. Lanning. He said a Roosevelt telegram extends the drive nationwide to July 10, and Governor Bricker designated the day as Ohio Rubber Day in a message to Mayor Denzil Weltner.
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Logan
Hocking County
R. R. Lanning
Lanning
Roosevelt
Hocking
John Bricker
Denzil Weltner
Ohio
Enumeration reports filed for 10 of 12 Hocking districts
Logan County Superintendent S. H. Dillon announced that enumeration reports from 10 of the 12 districts in Hocking County have been filed at his office. A master report covering the entire school year will be prepared once all districts complete their reports.
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Logan—County
S. H. Dillon
Hocking County
Dillon
Rain and Wind Slow Hocking County Wheat Harvest
Heavy rains and high winds hindered remaining wheat fields in Hocking County. Most grain already harvested, but several fields still stand for combining as weather delays persist.
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Logan
Hocking County
Bethel Pleads Guilty to Unpermitted Brush Fire
Henry Bethel of Laurelville pleaded guilty to starting a brush fire without a permit. He was fined $5 plus costs after arraignment Tuesday before Magistrate Frank St. Clair, with the complaint filed by forestry officials.
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Logan
Henry Bethel
Laurelville
Frank St. Clair
Taylor Ridge Social Notes Involving Local Ladies Aid and Visits
The Ladies Aid Society hosted by Mrs. Carl Welling and Mrs. Dwight Smith enrolled two new members, Mrs. Vess and Mrs. Carl Herbst, with prizes in contests won by Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Carl Herbst. Several residents and guests attended events and visited relatives in nearby towns while Mr. Don Castell moved to a new Front Street property.
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Taylor Ridge
Carl Welling
Dwight Smith
Ladies Aid Society
Welling
Vess
Carl Herbst
Bryan
P. M. Smith
Bishopville
Robert Hanning
Stace Vess
Clyde Canter
John Davis
Glouster
John Dalton
Eileen
Redtown
Maud McGee
Lorene
Chillicothe
Gladys Davis
Columbus
Clara Golding
Elmer Davis
Shirley
Jacksonville
Jeanne Heffken
Florence Hildebrand
Fred Heffken
Carl Hildebrand
Patty
Beth Wolf
Logan
Don Castell
Spring St
Schwenke
Front St
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Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Hocking Co. Fair
Workman
State of
Country Club
Dr, Sundberg
Club News
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
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Athens National Bank
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