Red Cross OKs Hocking County budget for 1943 44
Hocking County Chapter of the American Red Cross approved a budget for March 1 1943 to February 20 1944 at a courthouse meeting led by chairman S H Dillon Four new executive members were added Mrs Hallie Grimes Mrs Roswell Perkins Mrs Philip De Main and Mrs Paul Monks Executive secretary Mrs Sam Primmer reviewed a Washington study and the chapter house services The plan lists Home service 1200 salary 500 relief and others Disaster preparedness 100 First aid and safety 100 etc totaling 5071 87 with contingencies 219 87 Members present included S H Dillon Melvin Ettt C S Matheny James Young Forest Weinrich D O Davis E H Sebold Harley Meyer Mrs Perkins Mrs Primmer Velva Bashare Miss Deissle
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Washington
National
Home Service
Margaret Lutz
Red Cross
S. H. Dillon
Melvinett
C. S. Matheny
James Young
Forest Weinrich
D. O. Davis
E. H. Sebold
Harley Meyer
Perkins
Primmer
Velva Bashares
Miss Deissle
Inductees Leave for Service From Columbus for Ft Thomas
Four more local inductees departed Thursday for Ft Thomas Kentucky to begin active Army duty after a two week furlough led by John D. Archer. Also honored at a luncheon by the American Legion Auxiliary were 37 other youths who left the same day for training at Ft Thomas.
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Ft. Thomas
Columbus
Logan Native Dies In California
Logan relatives report the death of Mrs. Charles Oakes 64 in Santa Rosa California. She was a Logan native who last visited two years ago with her husband and daughter Julia who survive. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Montgomery. Logan relatives include Mrs. Fannie Spears and Mrs. Kate Bort.
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Logan
Charles Oakes
Santa Rosa
Calif
Julia
William Montgomery
Fannie Spears
Kate Bort
Charles Lyons Rites Held Wednesday
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Heinlein Funeral Home for Charles Lyons 19 a former Logan railroader who died Monday at his Shawnee home. Rev Harry W Lyons Howard his son conducted the services. Body placed in Oak Grove Cemetery mausoleum with pallbearers Sidney Walker Nathan Clark and others.
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Logan
Heinlein
Charles Lyons
Shawnee
Harry W. Lyons
Howard
Oak Grove
C- Walker
Sidney Walker
Nathan Clark
W. H. Woodgeard
Francis Toole
Claude Cupp
Logan Daughters Install Officers At Regular Meeting
Logan Council No 120 Daughters of America held its regular meeting on Wednesday night and installed officers led by council deputy Margaret L Kistler. New officers include Elena Wells as counselor Roxie Amos as assistant counselor Jennie Coakley as vice counselor Mary Davis as assistant vice counselor and others with Opal Rutgers and Esther Wilson as flag bearers. Estella Wills named pianist Lulu Fee captain. Social committee served ice cream and cake after the rites. Rev and Mrs A N Grueser hosted Mary Martha Circle at a six oclock picnic with 21 attending guest speaker Edna Beougher Hughes on Church Women on the Alert.
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Logan
Daughters of America
Logan Council No. 120
Council
Margaret L. Kistler
Elena Wells
Roxie Amos
Jennie Coakley
Mary Davis
Mildred Shultz
Elsie Columber
Lela Tipton
Florence Pearson
Lela Belle Riddlebarger
Emma Lanning
Lena Glass
Inside Sentinel
Lucille Bailey
Outside Sentinel
Vera Woodruff
Victoria Riddlebarger
Opal Rutgers
Esther Wilson
Estella Wills
Lulu Fee
Janie Mohler
A. N. Grueser
Mary Martha
United Brethren Church
Ldna Beougher Hughes
Clarence Schempp
J. S. Cherrington
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Miss Wellman Home
The Tuesday Bridge Club gathered at Miss Mayme Wellman’s home with substitutes Mrs. Belle Hyson and Miss Helena Blasius. High score earned by Mrs. William Leyshon. attendees included Mrs. Hyson, Miss Blasius, Mrs. Leyshon, and others. Next meeting a July 21 nine o'clock breakfast at the White House with Emma Wellman and others hosting.
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Belle Hyson
Helena Blasius
William Leyshon
Hyson
Blasius
Leyshon
Cora Hane
John Underwood
E. O. Pettit
Anna van Auer
Emma Floyd
Anna
Emma Wellman
FE. M. Martin
White House
D. A. Rannels
Martin
Hane
Logan Pool Attendance Tops Ten Thousand in 30 Days
Logan reports an aggregate of 10 394 visitors at the municipal pool in 30 days. Superintendent George E. Carr notes daily attendance exceeded 300 on average, with fewer free days reducing crowding. Swimming classes are offered and lessons can be arranged at the bath house.
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Logan Pool
Logan
Logan Municipal
George E. Carr
Sup. Carr
Bath House
Mrs. Kull Resigns From Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey Dover High School home economics instructor Judith Kull has resigned after serving the past year. Superintendent Wayne T. Matthews announced the vacancy and a new teacher has not yet been elected.
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Chauncey
Judith Kull
Chauncey-Dover High School
Wayne T. Matthews
Kull
Chauncey-Dover
Plains Child Study Club Sets July Meeting and Picnic
The Plains Child Study Club met at the home of Mrs. Violet Bryan for its July session. Officers were elected with Mrs. Bryan as president, Mrs. Buffington as vice president, and Mrs. Jeanette Tipton as secretary-treasurer. Plans were laid for the Aug 5 picnic at 2 pm at Mrs. Walter McDonald’s home, with the September meeting at Mrs. Ralph Hartman’s.
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Chauncey
Plains Child Study Club
Violet Bryan
Bryan
Marcelle Buffington
Jeanette Tipton
A. E. Daugherty
Walter McDonald
Ralph Hartman
Glenn Wheeler
A. & Daugherty
George Keeton
Marcelle Biffington
Paul Tipton
Two Men Volunteer For Immediate Duty
Logan reports two Hocking County volunteers for immediate military duty Leon Carrell Lanning of New Straitsville Route 2 and Paul Cupp of 99 South Second Street Newark have passed screening and will join future inductees per the Selective Service Board announcement.
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LOGAN
U. S. Armed Forces
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Leon Carrell Lanning
New Straitsville
Paul Cupp
South Second St
Newark
Logan Hospital Notes Update On Local Patients
Mrs Lloyd Blum is improving at Doctors Hospital Columbus after eye infection treatment. Mrs Louise Six of Logan Route 1 admitted to Cherrington Hospital for major surgery. Mrs W A Williams of Shawnee had major surgery the same day. Kenneth Frazier near Logan home after major surgery at Grant Hospital on June 30.
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Logan
Lloyd Blum
Garnet Cooke
Doctors’ Hospital
Columbus
Louise Six
Harris Harris marriage announced for May 29 ceremony
Announcement reports the marriage of Sergeant Tom E. Harris to Corporal Martha Labelle. The couple, stationed in Louisiana at Camp Polk and Camp Austin respectively, are the son and daughter of Massillon residents. Harris has many friends in Logan.
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Tom E. Harris
Martha Labelle
Dinner honors Myrtle Matheny with Robinett family guests
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett hosted a dinner in honor of Myrtle Matheny who has visited for two weeks. Attending were Vern Robinett and children Carol Sonny Max Billy Seel from Haydenville Ivan Matheny and children Jean Larry from Ravenna Ohio Ronald Robinett and children Judith Ann Johnny from Lancaster William Sisson and Lorena Mae Anita from Tremble and Mrs. Robinett.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Myrtle Matheny
Vern Robinett
Carol
Sonny
Max
Billy Seel
Haydenville
Ivan Matheny
Jean
Larry
Ravenna
Ronald Robinett
Judith Ann
Johnny
Lancaster
William Sisson
Lorena Mae
Anita
Trimble
Robinett
Chauncey Hosts Dinner Honoring Sapp Rites and Postponed Meeting
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sapp of Chauncey held a chicken dinner at Mill Street for their son Corporal Charles B Sapp and Mrs Sapp and Barbara Ann Sapp of Bucyrus Ohio with guests Mrs Henry Morgonthau Sally Lee Spears and Desmond Sapp and family. Rev Frank Noel to preach at The Plains Nazarene Church Sunday at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm Sunday School at 9 30 led by Mrs Carrie Channel Esther Class meeting postponed to Friday July 16 at Grace Stalder home Jacobs Ave.
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Chauncey
Arthur Sapp
Henry Morganthau
Sally Lee Spears
Dailey Sapp
Desmond
Lancaster
James Littler
D. Stoneburger
Clara Love
Mill St
Charles B. Sapp
Sapp
Barbara Ann
Bucyrus
Cincinnati
Xenia
Ohio
the Plains
Frank Noel
Plains Nazarene Church
Carrie Channel
Esther
Methodist Church
Grace Stalder
Jacobs Ave
Hocking Health Board Reports June Activities
Logan reports show Hocking County Health Depart ment records for June include 126 personal conferences 80 leaflets and bulletins 38 correspondence 3 news articles 2 health-nutrition days and 2 board meetings. Notable figures list 17 communicable diseases 1 typhoid fever 3 measles 3 whooping cough 2 chickenpox 18 tuberculosis and 91 in maternity and 104 prenatal Wasserman tests for drafted Navy recruits.
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Logan
Hocking County
H. G. Southard
Logan Anglers Reel In Fine Catches Across Local Waters
Logan anglers report several strong catches in recent days. Sylvester Frisinger led with a four and three quarter pound smallmouth bass, 20 inches, taken at Rock Bridge Basin on a white Shannon spinner. Bill Ramsey followed with two large mouth bass around three and one quarter pounds at Lake Hope, Vinton County, on flatfish. Jo Stutz added a 19 inch two and one quarter pound shovelhead catfish from Scotts Creek pool below the falls, using worms.
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LOGAN
Sylvester
Lasses) Frisinger
Rockbridge Basin
Shannon
Bill Ramsey
Lake Hope
Vinton County
Jo Stutz
Scotts Creek
Prayer Meeting Planned for Tomorrow in Logan
A cottage prayer meet is planned for July 10 at 7 30 p m at Clyde Goss country home Logan Route 2 formerly George Huston farm Charlies Turner Wellston will be guest speaker at a religious street meeting in front of the Court House same evening
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Logan
Clyde Goss
George Huston
Charlies Turner
Wellston
Court House
Tatman Funeral Is Held Friday
Funeral services for Isaiah Tatman were held Friday at Laurelville United Methodist Church. The Vinton County native died Wednesday near Laurelville, leaving a son C. Elmman of Zanesville. Burial followed in Adelphi Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were by Deffenbaugh Funeral Home of Laurelville.
Commissioners Inspect County Home on Regular Tour
Hocking County Commission members led a Thursday inspection tour of the County Home with County Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald. On Friday they met at the Court House, approving bills and handling routine business during the weekly session.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Court House
Licensed To Wed In Nelsonville For Pyett and Blacksten
A marriage license was issued Thursday by the Probate Court to Jesse James Pyett 25 a shoe factory worker of Nelsonville son of Mr and Mrs Charles Pyett and Erma Blacksten 18 of Nelsonville daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Blacksten at home.
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Logan
Jesse James Pyett
Nelsonville
Charles Pyett
Erma Blacksten
Harley Blacksten
Chauncey announces birth of son Jimmie Roger
Mr and Mrs George Sweeney announce the birth of a son, Jimmie Roger, born Friday in a Marietta hospital. He is the grandson of James Burton Chauncey.
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Chauncey
George Sweeney
Helen Burton
Jimmie Roger
Marietta Hospital
James Burton
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