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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1942
Page
10
Camp Hocking Prepares for Ohio State Guards Arrival
Logan unit details outline remodeling at Camp Hocking for 550 guardsmen arriving July 19. Barracks expansion and bunks underway, tents to be used for overflow. Units from Canton Akron Youngstown Mansfield Norwalk Cleveland Bucyrus Findlay Toledo Napoleon travel by bus for July 19 26 phase with Cleveland Columbus and Washington Court House joining July 26 August 2. A colored detachment from Cleveland will occupy August 2 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio State
Camp Hocking
Ohio
Canton
Akron
Youngstown
Mansfield
Norwalk
Cleveland
Bucyrus
Findlay
Loledo
Napoleon
Columbus
Washington Court House
Draft Board To Call Men In August
Logan Hocking County Selective Service officials announced an advance call for August has been received. The exact number and date were not disclosed. About 46 men are listed as 1-B registrants, those deferred for minor physical defects but fit for limited service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan— Hocking County
Selective Service
State Selective Service
Topsy Turvy Club Meets After Picnic in Logan
Monday evening the Topsy Turvy Club gathered at Mrs. Fred Mowery's home for a business meeting after a picnic at Rachelmacher Park. Members present included Mrs. Myrtle Guess Mrs. Clarence Brooks Mrs. Harry Krumlauf Mrs. Roy Schrader Mrs. Emma Lemon Mrs. Gould Mowery Mrs. Thomas Tignor Mrs. Carl Larimer Mrs. Albert Lackey and guest Mrs. Ralph Moorehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Mowery
Rachelmacher Park
Myrtle Guess
Clarence Brooks
Harry Krumlauf
Roy Schrader
Emma Lemon
Gould Mowery
Thomas Tignor
Carl Larimer
Alpert Lackey
Ralph Moorehead
New Deal Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Miss Blesser Home
Members of the New Deal Bridge Club visited Miss Ma bel Blosser Monday evening. High score went to Mrs. Merritt Rheinscheld and low to Miss Betty Kessler. Refreshments followed for an attending group including Miss Kessler, Mrs. Rheinscheld, and others. The Harrington Class of the Presbyterian Church met Monday at the Manse with services led by Mrs. Alfred Campbell and devotion leader Mrs. Le Roy Conkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Bridge Club
Mabel Blosser
Merritt Rheinscheld
Betty Kessler
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Campbell
LeRoy Conkle
Phil Tschappat
J. H. Mohler
Cecil H. Jones
Josephine Bay
Jesse McManigal
Fanny Spears
Francis Myers
Carl Frenier
Marcus Kerr
Kirby Snyder
John McBroom
Ruth Heft
Dessie Hanna
Reservations Open for Farm Women's Camp at Camp Ross-Hocking
County home demonstration agent Ruth Bennington announced that all Hocking County women planning to attend the Farm Women's Camp on July 24 25 at Camp Ross Hocking should reserve at the county extension office. Seven women have already signaled plans and many more are expected. Representatives from 13 counties—Hocking Athens Meigs Vinton Gallia Pike Ross Fairfield Highland Jackson Lawrence Pickaway Scioto—will attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ruth Bennington
Hocking County
Camp Ross-Hocking
Hocking
Athens
Meigs
Vinton
Gallia
Pike, Ross
Fairfield
Highland
Jackson
Lawrence
Pickaway
Scioto
Large Civilian Defense Group Holds Meeting
Logan Police Chief Lewis Reynolds reported 26 people attended a Monday night meeting of the civilian defense emergency policemen at the former American Legion headquarters on East Main Street. He urged adding at least 15 more to reach 40, with another recruiting session scheduled for next Monday at 8 pm. Mayor Denzil Weltner will swear in new members as armbands are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lewis Reynolds
Civilian Defense
The
American Legion
East Main Street
Reynolds
Denzil Weltner
Completing Plans for Annual Summer Camp
Plans are set for the district farm women's camp on July 24-25 at Camp Ross-Hocking led by county agent Ruth Bennington. Ohio State University economist Virgil Wertz will speak on The Cost of Living, with campfire vesper services, swimming, folk games, and movies. Emphasis rests on women's home problems with several discussion periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Murray City Canning Demonstration Planned
Logan report shows a sequence of canning demonstrations begun in Murray City in the high school economics room at 1 30 PM with county agent Ruth Bennington in charge. Plans include additional communities such as Logan with dates to be announced as they are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Murray City
Ruth Bennington
Bennington
Logan 4-H Club To Meet Wednesday Night
Logan 4-H Club members are urged to attend the regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Kiwanis playground with Carl Mack leading the South Logan Boys' 4-H Club. A Sunny Hill 4-H Club gathering near Ilesboro is planned Thursday at 8 p m at the Ewing Grange Hall led by Paul Moyer to discuss projects.
Licensed To Marry LOGAN-A marriage license issued
A marriage license was issued Tuesday by Probate Court to Jack Six age 19 of Athens County an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Ruth Pauline Collins age 22 of Union Furnace at home daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Six
Athens County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ira Six
Ruth Pauline Collins
Union Furnace
Ralph Collins
Logan man held to grand jury on non support charge
Rodney Steele of Logan was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond after arraignment with Frank St. Clair presiding on a non support charge. Sheriff Floyd Duffy transported him from Columbus where he works. the arrest affidavit was filed by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rodney Steele
Frank St. Clair
Floyd Duffy
Columbus
Sugar Bonuses for Logan and Hocking Housewives Named
The Logan Rationing Board announces sugar bonuses available to Logan and Hocking County housewives from July 10 to August 22. Ration Stamp No 7 covers the bonus while Stamp No 8 takes effect August 22. No purchase before July 10 or after August 22 midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan and Hocking County
Verdict for Defendant In Civil Damage Suit
A Logan jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the civil damage suit filed by Edward Vall ette against Phillip R. Cassley. Vall ette sought 300 dollars for alleged truck damage from a January 31 1941 collision on Route 33 north of Logan. Eleven jurors agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Vallette
Phillip R. Cassley
Route
C. W. Johnston
John Conkle
Walter Hoey
Edward Helber
Homer Carter
A. W. Seabright
Frank Harden
A. G. Sellers
Arch Griffith
Frank Garrett
Lowell Karshner
Kiwanis Sees Movies At Tuesday Meeting
Logan Kiwanis Club met Tuesday night at the White House to view a program on eye care by Dr. C. F. Rauch, chairman of the committee for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
C. F. Rauch
Minersville Marriage and Community Notes From July
Minersville reports a Saturday July 4 marriage at the Racine parsonage with Rev. Shelton officiating. Bride Miss June Forbes and groom Mr. Brooks Sayre, both locals, with families and friends from Minersville Racine and Columbus in attendance. The notes include church work, visits, trips, a birth, and Vacation Bible School prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Racine
Shelton
June Forbes
Gene Forbes
Brooks Sayre
Sullivan Sayre
Sayre
Pomeroy High School
Capital Beauty School
Columbus
Racine High School
TNT Ordnance Plant
Point Pleasant
Andy Kish
Roseville
Elizabeth Aubrey
Jennie Rees
Katie Becht
Morgan Aubrey
Jack Becht
Cassie Rose
North Carolina
Fort Bragg
Tom Riggs
East Liverpool
Otto Hartenbach
Harry L. Bailey
Norwood
Will Thomas
Jocal
Joseph Bailey
Chester
Helen Lynch
Covington
Simon Kenton the Daniel Boone of Ohio
Simon Kenton, born 1755 in Virginia, fought in Dunmore's War, with Clark at Piqua, Logan at Mad River, and Wayne at Fallen Timbers. Captured by Indians in 1778, his life was spared by ally Girty. He aided peace in Ohio, died at 81, and rests in Urbana Oakdale Cemetery with a four-headed monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Kenton
Kenton
Lord Dunmore
Wapatomeka
Zanesfield
Simon Girty
Dunmore
Virginia
George Rogers Clark
Piqua
Colonel Logan
Mad River
Mad
Anthony Wayne
Fallen Timbers
Ohio
Oakdale
Urbana
Daniel Boone
Lancaster Attorney Speaks at Logan Rotary Meeting
Logan Rotary Club heard Lancaster attorney Hastings describe crimes from his Fairfield County practice and display the weapons used. A former Fairfield County prosecuting attorney, Hastings spoke during the regular Monday session at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Hastings
Lancaster
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Hastings
Fairfield County
Logans to Enlist in U S Army Air Corps Saturday
Logan Roy Marshall and George McGonagle will go to Dayton Saturday to enlist in the U S Army Air Corps. They will be assigned to a ground crew detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Marshall
George McGonagle
Dayton
U. S. Army Air Corps
Legion Post 78 July meeting moved to Tuesday
The regular July meeting of American Legion Post 78 was held on Tuesday night instead of Monday as previously reported. Routine business was considered during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion Post
Attendance Officer Reports 472 Calls Countywide
Hocking County attendance officer Carl Poling disclosed 472 outreach calls about school attendance during the last year. One arrest was made for failure of parents to send children to school. Eight districts averaged 95 percent attendance. The full report will go to the County Board of Education next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carl Poling
Hocking County
Hocking County Board of Education
Poling
Logan Library Circulates 4629 Books in June
Logan Public Library circulated 4629 books in June led by 2318 adult and 1476 juvenile loans. County schools dropped to 607 circulations while deposit stations moved 228. Twenty eight new volumes and 33 new borrowers joined. Periodical readership rose with 133 adults and 22 juveniles registering. Biography and fine arts were among top genres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Public Library
Hallie Grimes
Grimes
Fine Arts
Chauncey Family Fetes Relatives on Fourth of July
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Pearl Lowery hosted relatives at their home on July Fourth. Attending were Herbert Lowery and children from Columbus. Richard Dye and children from Gore R D 1. Andy Lambert of New York City. Ansel Dawson of Gallipolis. Fred Newton and Edward Mills with two children from Mineral. Mrs Moll Lowery of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pearl Lowery
Herbert Lowery
Columbus
Richard Dye
Gore
R.D. 1
Andy Lambert
New York City
Ansel Dawson
Gallipolis
Fred Newtun
Edward Mills
Mineral
Mer! Lowery
Zanesville
Dew Family Visit Ends With Dinner in Chauncey
Mrs Mary Dew of Chauncey and her daughter Mrs Alice Dew Reed of Wheeling W Va visited Corning and were joined on return by Mr and Mrs Hutson Dew who dined with the Dew family on Jacobs Ave Chauncey Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mary Dew
Alice Dew Reed
Wheeling
W. Va
Corning
Hutson Dew
Dew
Jacobs Ave
Fourth of July Visit At Cruikshank Home
Entertaining guests over the holiday were Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Cruikshank at their West Main Street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cruikshank of Cleveland and Miss Ruth Cruikshank with Miss Dorothy Cameron of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
W. Main St
Thomas Cruikshank
Cleveland
Ruth Cruikshank
Dorothy Cameron
Columbus
Hospital Updates From Cherrington Hospital
Logan-Bill Matheny of Buchtel had a major operation Wednesday morning at Cherrington Hospital and was admitted Wednesday night. Charles Kinsey is improving at Cherrington from mine accident injuries. Leona Wells of Nelsonville is recovering after a major operation two weeks ago. Mrs. Howard Butts of Nelsonville is recovering after a major operation last week. Mrs. Pauline Pettit, city, is reported improved after a major operation last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bill Matheny
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
Charles Kinsey
Leona Wells
Nelsonville
Howard Butts
Pauline Pettit
City
Chauncey Church Picnic At River Park On July Fourth
Annual Chauncey Church of God Sunday School picnic was held July 4 at Big Bottom Park. Men played a ball game while youths enjoyed games boat rides and contests on the Muskingum River. Picnic dinner and desserts followed, with many Chauncey families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of God
Big Bottom Park
Muskingum River
Clarence Way
Roger Way
John Marshall
Theodore Kelzenburg
Merle and
Wiladene
Howard Pennell
Rita
Junior
Jackie
Phyllis
Buranita
Clarence Bricker
Marilyn
Shirley
Carolyn
Clarence Staley
James Loper
Ellen
Helen
Bill
Wiley Ryan
Barbara
Tommy
Lindley
Jacob Way
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey District hosts Thomas Hamilton and brothers Ray and James Duffee from Athens over the weekend. Margaret Ellen Smith visits Detroit relatives. Carrie Dunnett of Columbus stays with Cecil Perry and wife in Chauncey. Mary Love of Chauncey visits granddaughter Mrs Marion Andrews in Athens. Mr and Mrs Morris Eisenaugle and son Wiley and Mrs Zimmie Smith travel to Columbus to visit the Smith families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas Hamilton
Ray
James Duffee
Athens
Margaret Ellen Smith
Detroit
Carrie Dunnett
Columbus
Cecil Perry
Mary Love
Marion Andrews
Morris Eisenaugle
Wiley
Zimmie Smith
George Smith
Ernest Smith
Band To Rehearse At Chauncey Dover High School
Chauncey Dover High School Band will meet Thursday at 1 30 p.m. in the high school building for rehearsal under the direction of William Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
William Knapp
Friendship Class to Host Pot Luck Supper
Members of the Friendship Class of the First Church of Christ plan a pot luck supper and pre meeting gathering under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty at the Bricker home on Converse Street Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
First Church of Christ
Dorothy Daugherty
Denver Bricker
Converse St
Chauncey Girls 4-H Club Plans Evening Meeting
Chauncey girls 4-H Club meets tonight at 7 30 at the home of Virginia Cubbison. Members are asked to bring pot holders the club has for sale. Grace Stalder serves as club councillor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Girls
Virginia Cubbison
Grace Stalder
Millfield Ladies Aid to Meet at Evans Home
The July business and social meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Church of Christ will be held Friday night at the home of Mrs Edward Evans with Mrs Mabel Smith in charge of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Edward Evans
Mabel Smith
Esther Class Hostess for July Methodist Meeting
Winnie Skinner of East Main Street will host the Esther Class gathering at the Methodist Church Wednesday night for the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mrsa
Winnie Skinner
E. Main St
Esther
Methodist Church
Soldier Honored at Home for Pvt Harvey Chalfan
Soldier honored at a Sycamore Street home with a dinner Monday in Fort Knox Kentucky where Pvt Harvey Chalfan was celebrated. Guests included Mrs Emmett Pickett and family Mrs Charles Chalfan and daughter Arvilla Mrs Lydia Chalfan and Harvey Chalfan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Chalfan
Sycamore St
Pvt
Harvey Chalfan
Fort Knox
Emmett Pickett
Arvilla
Lydia Chalfan
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