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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1946

Page

8

Logan Council hears recreation survey by National Association rep

Charles Taylor of Detroit, representing the National Recreation Association, surveys Logan’s play facilities for an organized program. He notes strong school gymnasiums and urges council, citizens, and Board of Education to cooperate on a funded plan. Father Eyerman also urges support.

Logan Charles Taylor Detroit National Recreational Association Claude Chrisman Rotary Club Taylor Board of Education Denzil Wel John H. Eyerman St. Johns ‘Parish Hunter St W. Second St George Christman George Durant C. Wood Bowen George van Fossen

Dollar Inflation Outpaces Wages Across 1940s Markets

The piece compares rising prices and stagnant purchasing power in postwar America with wage gains from 1929 to 1946. It notes charted goods costs and weekly earnings, while stressing broader global inflation such as Hungary's hyperinflation outpacing normal value.

U.S Cortrasts Hungary Ing

Hospital Notes From Logan Area Hospital

Logan area notes report three newborns at Hocking Valley Hospital with parents Charles and (Haydenville) Horn seven and a half pounds born 4 10 p m Monday, Ralph and Nelsonville Fuchs seven pounds eleven ounces born 6 10 p m, Wine Logan eight pounds nine ounces born Tuesday 22 15 a m. Major surgery listed for Harold Rider Logan and William Walters New Straitsville. Eddles Route 2 discharged after treatment. Jack Daugherty recovering at Hocking Valley Hospital from injuries several days earlier.

Logan Charles Horn Haydenville Hocking Valley Hospital Ralph Fuchs Nelsonville Howard Wine Harold Rider William Walters New Straitsville Eddles Route 2 Jack Daugherty

David Gribble Leaves For Choir Training

Logan Aged student David Gribble departed with his parents for Columbus and then to Chautauqua Lake where about 139 youths begin six weeks of singing training under Herbert Hoffman director of the Sons Choir School. He was chosen after a school operetta and following a recommendation from his music teacher Miss Minnie Louise Bowen.

Columbu David Lake Chautaue

Logan Soldier Commissioned Second Lieutenant at Fort Benning

Logan is told that Glenn E. Mowery, son of E.G. Mowers and M Mowery, was commissioned a second lieutenant at ceremonies in Fort Benning Georgia. He entered service in 1945, attended officers school, and played on the Logan High School war hall and basketball squads. In a separate note, the Webb team defeated Marion Township 4-4 Club 17 to 12 at Marion Summit.

Logan Glenn E. Mowery E.G. Mowers M Mowery Logan Benning Mowery Fikaw Logan High War Hall Webb Marion Township Marion Webb Summit

Automobiles Collide in Logan City Crash

Police investigated a Tuesday evening accident involving Arthur Hulfine of Logan and Charlesilty Crenla on Hunter Street. Damage was estimated at 56 dollars. Howard D. Fletcher of Vancouver faced a Mayas Weltner court arraignment for driving without a license and was fined five dollars plus costs.

Logan Arthur Hulfine Charles Mayas Weltner Howard D. Fletcher Vancouver British Columbia

Millfield News Briefs Recap of local visits and events

Millfield residents and relatives share recent dinners and gatherings. The piece notes guests including Mrs. Earl Lewis, Lavona Hicks, Mrs. Leora Smith, Archie Smith, Addie Sayre, and others visiting from Niles, Columbus, and nearby towns. It mentions improvements to Pearl Davis’s health, a Fourth of July family reunion at Crescent Ridge, a bicycle injury to John Rankin, road repairs by the County maintenance crew, and various outings to Buckeye Lake and Zaltesk Slate Park with multiple local families.

Millfield Earl Lewis Lavona Hicks Leora Smith Archie Addie Sayre R. H. Werner Edna Antle Glouster Anthony Farkas Carolyn Joan Kaszonki Niles Fontana Calif John Kaszonki Elizabeth Willis Pearl Davis Ben Melvin Pile Dayton Gerald Pyle Leslie Pyle John Antle Crescent Ridge Slemters Jess Werner John Stupski Columbus Joe Stone Murray City Wilbur Antie Cecil Antie Maynard Sayre John Rankin Caldwell Amerit Chain Dover Ma Kay Winfield Davile Iport Pysz Zaltesk Slate Park Charles Jae Powhatan Mops John Jaewsen Gerald Melanin Dasten Ti. O. McDaniel Lake Howe Dayian Raymond Adams Betty. Shiplee Jaret Dave Park Clevelan Rile Ada

Funeral in Cleveland Wednesday for Parker relative

Daisy Parker and Georgianna OL 5 Culver St. left Tuesday for Cleveland to attend the funeral services Wednesday for Mrs Parker's nephew Ben F. Parker 52 son of the late Dr Charles Parker of Columbus and grandson of Amos Parker formerly of Logan. Two aunts survive Lula Parker Wisterman and Cora Heff of Kansas City Mo.

Daisy Parker Georgiannar Culver St Cleveland

Ravenswood Social Notes Memorials and Parish News

Jackson County men listed as 38 dead in World War II 25 killed in action plus wounding and other deaths. Community notes report church changes, veteran events, and local visits with names including Harold G non, John R. T., Ernest C. Blair, Virgil C. Van Fossen, and others. New rector Frederick F. Valentine Jr. begins duties November 1 at the Grape Episcopal in Ravenswood and local Mountaineer Girls State delegates are mentioned along with various residents visiting relatives.

Ravenswood Jackson County War Department Eigh County Jackson Coun Harold G. Non Dencil Hal Jy John R. T. Koonts Yder Ernest C. Blair Jen Casta Ch . Bose James F. Conner Grarse H. Davis Joe Easter Harold E. Gandee Orville O. Tinghes Donald Hupp Alex M. Dofsen Thomas T. Lupardus Hubert E. McCollum Charles B. Metrew Edward L. Mihaia Luther ©. Osne Odel Parsons Clarence E. Paugh Laban Sayre Carl W. Stover Tr. Willson, Jr Virgil C. van Fossen Donald A. C. Marsan Ray F. Rubi Charles J. Johnson Dale Keen Raw Frederick F. Valentine, Jr Valentine John's Scopal

Social News Notes of Coolville Vicinity

COOLVILLE The 4 H Loppers Club to meet July 9 at Dottie Lou Brandeperry home with Kay Walden assisting. Mrs. W J Hughes, Paurge, guest. Dinner guests at C L White home. Mrs. C B Kincade honored at six oclock dinner at Ronald R Bailey home. Chester celebrating her 60th birthday. W J Anderson and daughter Karen Jean of Parkersburg visited Rex Anderson in Torch. Fourth of July guests included Mrs Estella Holter Emerson Racine and Mrs Mary Frost. Max Douglas, former Coolville resident, discharged after four years in Marines. guest of Ralph Chevalier. Susie Hornsey of Ireland convalescing after Delaware hospital operation at Mabel Russell home. Alda Larson and Miss Mary Parrish guests at Parrish cottage with A H Parrish and son Bobo, E Moore, Parkersburg, Bingman, Jocal, and Blair. G O Shanks hosted brother Ray Shanks and wife from Akron.

Coolville Dottie Lou Brandeperry Kay Walden W. J. Hughes Paurge Betty Jean Dunfee C. L. White C. B. Kincade Ronald R. Bailey Chester W. J. Anderson Karen Jean Parkersburg Rex Anderson Torch P. E. Bingman R. S. Henderson Estella Holter Emerson Racine Mary Frost Frost Max Douglas A. H. Parrish Bobo E. Moore Parkershu Bingman Jocal Blair Hockingport Road G. O. Shanks Ray Shanks Akron

Judge Ewing Attends Probation Group Meet

Judge E L Ewing of Hocking County Probate Court attended a Columbus session of a probation group meeting Tuesday and Wednesday. He chaired the Southeastern Ohio district gathering focused on postwar probation reforms and expanding organization to broader paralegal and probation efforts.

Logan E. L. Ewing Hocking County Probate Court Columbus Ohin Ewing Ghiatian Association Nation Parate

Logan Social Notes Reflect Busy Club Season

Logan and area households host women from the Logan Business and Professional Womens Club at a Tuesday picnic in Rachelmacher Park, followed by a supper and executive meeting led by Miss Precious Correll. Plans were set for a late August cave excursion and a national convention attendance by Miss Florence Bart.

Logan Logan Business and Professional Womens Club Vay Rachelmacher Park Precious Correl Hocking County Correll Misa Florence Bort Geoxee Vars Hazeld Jare Uve Florence Barts Miss Bart Cleveland International Federation of Ritness and Professional Womens Clubs Lena Madison Phillip New York City Florence Allen Logan Club Columbus Howard Leviss Clara Stone Doctors Hospital Leaganment Kathryn M . Connor Des Minette McCray Nell Nut Re. Wes Shaw Zh Armstrong Lewis Miss Carrett Bary Hanna Mae Schaal Jane Lannins Hazel Run

Logan Personals Visit From Rochester Figures in Local News

Mrs Tlarnid WL Armstrong and children Lu cinda Derarhy and Charles arrived in Logan Monday for a brief visit at Mrs Armstrong's aunt Mrs Walter Rochester's home on Market Street. Wenn entertained by her sister Mrs Robert of St Petersburg Florida. Thackwell, former Logan resident, ran Camille Beauty Shoppe. On return to St Petersburg she will be joined by Mr Wonn Margaret Mathats of Mont.

George Smith Robert Shockey Dade Wakeman General Hospital Camp All Wondrow Rawson Eugene Shoemake Denzel Freeman Belleville Roff Twiggs Jackson County Bank Mollie Cole Pittshurth Walter Cole Washington, Pa Martha Mea Scott Jeming Denver Cole Flemg Messis Geren M. E. Trornton Frank Will Fleming H. B. Ruth Ray Richmond Ind Claire N. J Francis Mathias Huntington Logan Mound St Wanda Brown N. M. Brown Third St Brown Dilli Dayton C. D. Brown Ashland James Rutgers Rutgers Don Swineheart Indianapolis Kenneth Brown Columbus Richard Robinson Harry Heinlein W. Main &T Tlarnid WL Armstrong Fluth Rochester Lucinda Derarhy Charles Armstrong Walter Rochester Market Robert St. Petersburg

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