More Hocking Areas Over Quota in Bond Campaign
Logan district reports show Haydenville and Laurel Township exceeding their Seventh War Loan quotas with sales 10 331 25 and 4 500 respectively. Murray City hits 16 000 total after late week sale, driving county over 240 000 quota while noting no change in E Bond sales and optimism remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Haydenville
Laurel Township
Harry Matheny
Melvin Wilson
Algernon Beougher
Ervin Keels
Louise Ohlinger
Guy Bailey
Margaret Hutchison
Clarence Reider
Glen Farley
Emory Huffines
J. E. Vorhees
Paul Carr
George Kreachbaum
J. M. Gibson
Verne Stahr
Carl Stahr
S. C. Smith
Murray City Priest Honored In Anniversary Services
In Murray City, the Rev. Father Angelo Gallerini celebrated the fortieth anniversary of his priesthood with a solemn high Mass at St. Philip Weeri's church. Bishop Michael J. Ready led the service, praising Father Gallerini's dedication to his parish and community. The rite featured deacons John Eyerman and Cornelius Gallagher, with Monsignor Leinhauser and Fr. Schaeffer among the concelebrants. Father Gallerini, 63, was born in Castiglio Italy and has served since 1920 in Murray City, marking 25 years of valued leadership with the local Catholic community.
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CLEQ
Montgomery
Murray City
Fathre
Angelo Gallerini
St. Philip Weeri's
Michael J. Ready
Ready
Father Gallorim
John Eyerman
Logan
Cornelius Gallagher
Buchtel
Fairpoint
Lawrence Corcoran
William Kelly
Nelsonville
Henry Kellerman
New Strryiteville
Edwin Roce Elouster
James Foley
Athens
Anthony Tague
Corning
Joe
Bill Stone
Jack Huston
Edward Leinhauser
St. Charles Seminary
Julian Schaeffer
St. Dominick’s
Columbus
Agnes Fleming
Father Gallerini
Castiglio
Fiorenzo
Italy
Arezzo
Ager
Hungary
United States
St. Adelbert's Church
Dillonvale
Germany
New York
Catherine Ida
Horking
Yochum Rites Held Monday In Columbus
Charles Leonard Yochum aged 69 former Logan High School principal funeral services were held at R L Southwick Funeral Chapel in Columbus with Rev W E Ashbrook officiating He died Saturday at his sister Daisy Trautman’s home in Columbus He served 15 years as Logan High principal and lived at 554 W Hunter St before his wife’s death He was a Bible teacher elder and Sunday School superintendent in Logan He is survived by brothers G B Yochum of Mowrystown and Robert H Yochum of Columbus Burial was in Mowrystown.
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LOGAN
Charles Leonard Yochum
Logan High School
R. L. Southwick
Columbus
W. E. Ashbrook
Yochum
Calvary Bible Church
Daisy Trautman
Richards Road
Blosser Presides at Rotary Club Meeting in Logan
Logan Rotary Club president Blosser presided at a Monday meeting at the White House. Guest speaker Rep. L. P. Mooney spoke on recent and pending legislation. Engagement announced: Claire Emelia White to John Addi-Lear Strickler of Columbus, with July wedding planned.
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Logan
Clarence Blosser
Logan Rotary Club
White House
L. P. Mooney
A. F
Chuck Miller
White
Second St
T.W.A. Airlines
Fred Huls
Daugh
Sampson
N.Y
Bobter
Claire Emelia
John Addi- Lear
Columbus
Strickler
Lawrence Kessler
R. F. Strickler
Kirkpatrick
Miss White
Ohio University
Kappa Delta Pi
Sigma Phi
Gamma International Sorority
Business and Professional Women's Club
Embree R. Rose
Ohio University Health Service
Halle
Wilmington College
Cincinnati Academy of Art
Cincinnati University
Teachers College
School of Applied Arts
Carnegie
Ohio
Marysville
Sam Riddle Hurt in Logan Accident
Sam Riddle of E Front Street Logan was treated by a local physician Monday afternoon for a fractured left elbow after the crane he was operating released, causing the accident.
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Logan
Sam Riddle
Front St
Nellie Adams Hosts Recital Showcasing Adult Pupils
Mrs Nellie Adams held an open recital at her home Sunday evening featuring adult pupils. Mrs William Clapp Mrs Phil Faine Mrs Lester Risch Mrs Walter Prather Mrs Robert Keynes and Miss Ruth Ann Norris performed piano numbers while Rev Clinton Swengel presented two vocal groups. Refreshments followed.
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Logan
Nellie Adams
William Clapp
Phil Faine
Lester Risch
Walter Prather
Robert Keynes
Ruth Ann Norris
Clinton Swengel
Dynamite Cap Burns Logan Boy Frank Edwards
Eleven year old Frank Edwards of Logan Route 4 was injured while making a whistle from a used dynamite cap. The cap exploded as he pounded it with an ice pick, burning his left arm and hand. He was treated locally then taken to Grant Hospital, Columbus. The Edwards family formerly lived in Gahanna on the John Poling farm.
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Logan
Frank Edwards
Grant Edwards
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Edwards
Gahanna
John Poling
Logan Junior High Teacher Joins 5.1.5 Staff at BLS
Miss Florence Latimer, Logan Junior High teacher, joins Lancaster Boys Industrial School for summer. Lani mer will teach mathematics in place of Mr Bayster. Logan personnel on BLS summer staff include Howard E. Kirk the winner pal of Junior High and Prof James Rutgers of Senior High.
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Logan
Florence Latimer
Lancaster Boys' Industrial School
Lanimer
Bayster
Howard E. Kirk
Winerpal
James Rutgers
Hocking County Board Announces Two Discharges
The Hocking County selective service board reports two Army discharges on Monday. Henry L. Kunkler of Logan Route was honorably discharged at Fort Dix New Jersey after 1.5 years overseas, son of Chris Kunkler. Robert Casto of East Second Street discharged from Fort xx on June 28 after two years and five months overseas, son of Mrs Minnie Bartholomew.
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Hocking County
Henry L. Kunkler
Logan
E Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Set
Inkier
Chris Kunkler
Robert Casto
E. Second St
Fort x
Dune
Casto
Orseas
Minnie Bartholomew
Logan Briefs Personal News from Town
Logan Briefs reports social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nill hosting guests in Berea and Mr. and Mrs. John Bownes on W Hunter Street. Mrs. Poling and Miss Krannitz plan a trip to Hattiesburg Mass to visit Pvt. Poling at Camp Shelby. Others include Mrs. Donald Temple joining her husband in Georgia and Nancy Mount undergoing a tonsil operation in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nill
Berea
John Bownes
W. Hunter Street
Harry Poling
Agnes Krannitz
Logan Route 4
Hattiesburg
Mass
Marry Poling
Camp Shelby
Donald Temple
Walter Voris
Zanesville Ave
Georgia
Jean Walters
Robert White
North St
White
Texas
Cincinnati
Four New Cars Sold In Hocking In June
Hocking County records show four new car sales filed in June with Thelma Keyes, clerk. The report lists used and new car filings, mortgages, and receipts, noting the amount paid to county and state and mortgage cancellations.
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Hocking
Logan — Automobile Department
Thelma Keyes
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Three Sunday Births Announced in Logan
Logan families report three births on Sunday. Connie Sue Teal weighs six and a half pounds at home to Mr. and Mrs. James Teal Falls Township. Merle Stump and wife welcome a seven and a half pound son at Union Furnace home. Clifford Smith and wife announce a daughter six and a half pounds born at Lancaster hospital. Grandparents are Edna Smith Pierson of FE Front Street and Mrs. Frank Weis of Motherwell Avenue.
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Logan
James Teal
Falls Township
Connie Sue
Merle Stump
Union Furnace
Clifford Smith
Lancaster Hospital
Edna Smith Pierson
Front St
Frank Weis
Motherwell Ave
4 H Club Meets at New Lexington Park
CORNING R W A 4 H Club met Thursday afternoon at New Lexington Park. Present were Rose Mary Gerlica Jean Johnson Frances Paxson Peggy Tiner Margy Barrett Martha Patty and Roberta Fisher club advisor Mrs Rita Fisher Three guests were present Mrs Betty Latta Nancy and Billy Kin ised
Buildings Purchased for Use of York Industries
Nelsonville local investors C. D. Shafer Dr. W. H. Hyde and F. E. Dowler announced the purchase of the round house and machine shop buildings in the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad yards. The 25,000 square feet of space, built by the Railroad Administration in World War I, may house future industry. The group said keeping the buildings avoids removal under a tax savings plan and allows job creation for returning soldiers.
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Nelsonville
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
F. E. Dowler
Railroad Administration
C. D. Shafer
W. H. Hyde
Corning Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Corning social column lists visits from Don Fenneken and Glenn Champlin in Columbus to relatives, Miss Jean Hickel in Columbus with her parents, Mrs. Christine Schuster and Mrs. Margaret Steffen visiting in Corning, and updates on illness and travels. Also notes Lt. Harry Desmond's 40 day furlough after liberation, plus other local greetings and family visits across Columbus, Lancaster, Detroit, and New York.
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William Coulter
Mary Catherine Standish
Columbus
Frank Standish
Earl T. Hunter
New Straitsville
Jack Hunter
Earl Hunter
Marcella Jenans
Lily Jones
Chicago
Pete Weiland
Detroit
Corning
Harry Desmond
States
Edna Desmond
New York
Desmond
C. A. Kiefer
William Nol
William Campbell
Noll
Rita Campbell
William P. Garey
Memphis
Tenn
Jough
Perry Garey
Perry Garey, Sr. Pvt Garey
United States
Tennessee
Austria
Diehl Funeral To Be Held Wednesday
Mrs Elizabeth Mees Diehl 93 dies at home July 2. Survived by daughters Anna Emma Clara and son Arthur E of Springdale PA, brother Valentine of Point Pleasant. Funeral set for 2:30 PM Wednesday at the scheme. Family members predeceased include husband Henry Diehl and sons Edward F. and Walter E.
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Mason
Elizabeth Mees Diehl
Henry Diehl
Edward F
Walter E
Anna
Emma
Clara
Arthur
Springdale
Valentine
Point Pleasant
Sheme
Returns From Long Service in Pacific
Chief Electrician Mate Floyd A. Lambert returns home to Corning on a 20 day leave with wife Janet son Tommy and his parents. He served on five invasion fronts in the Mediterranean Atlantic and Pacific aboard minesweepers. His brother Ensign Carl R. Lambert also on 15 day Navy leave and bound for the West Coast to rejoin his carrier squadron in the Pacific Area.
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Corning
Floyd A. Lambert
Pacific
Janet
Tommy
Firm A. Lambert
Ensign Carl R. Lambert
Navy
Floyd
Mediterranean
Atlantic
F Carl
West
McClelland Funeral to Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie McClelland will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Morristown Church. Burial will follow in Hinop Cemetery according to local notices in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Fannie McClelland
Morristown
Hinop Cemetery
Nelsonville Dogs Under Quarantine Likely Extended
Nelsonville officials consider extending a 30 day quarantine after multiple dog bite incidents across St John Myers Grosvenor and nearby areas. Patrolman Thompson shot a marauding dog, while another was killed after biting a child. head sent to state labs for analysis. Mayor Howe boasted past actions against strays as council discussed enforcing the order and urged owners to restrain their dogs.
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Nelsonville
Felice Killen
St. John St
Myers St
Grosvenor St
Emanuel Auflick
Charles Thompson
Everett Hewlett
State Laboratories
Thompson
Board of Health
Clarence Stage
Miles Howe
Howe
Nelsonville Sees Near Double of War Bond Quota
Reports by Mrs. William Campbell show Nelsonville City within 350000 of doubling its quota for the Seventh War Loan Drive. Residents are urged to continue through Saturday July 7. sales through that date will be credited. Total subscriptions reach 196651.50, surpassing the 121310 quota by 75341.50 with new sales in wards 1 through 4.
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Nelsonville
William Campbell
Ralph iQeok
Nelsonville City
Ward
Yorks Service Men Home Leave and Hartley Return
Pvt. Guy S. Smith of the U S Navy spends a 30 day leave with parents Mr and Mrs Horace Smith in Nelsonville Rt 2. Clarence O Hartley returns to George Field Illinois after a 14 day visit with family, formerly at Keesler Miss, now on a flight carrier with trips into Mexico. Population figures note the earth’s population doubling from 1 2 billion to 2 2 billion between 1850 and 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy S. Smith
U. S. Navy
Horace Smith
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Pacific Theater
Clarence O
Dude) Hartley
George Field
Oscar Hartley
Keesler Field
Miss
Mexico
Pythians to Confer Page Rank on Candidates Wednesday
NELSONVILLE The Knights of Pythiae will confer the rank of Page on a large class of candidates Wednesday evening July 4. There will also be installation of officers for the ensuing term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Knights of Pythiea
Two Are Fined by Mayor on Monday
Nelsonville scene reports Frank Pick of Rt 2 charged with reckless driving was fined $10 plus costs after pleading guilty in Mayor Miles How’s court. Patrolman Charles Thompson cited Guy Fellem of this city for intoxication, also pleading guilty with fines and costs. The report notes 900,000 hours of labor in 1944.
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Nelsonville
Frank Pick
Rt. 2
Miles How
Charles [Thompson
Guy Fellem
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Corning Social Notes
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