Former registrants called for immediate U.S. military duty
Hocking County residents Charles William Vancurren and Ralph Alvin Couder of Columbus, formerly of Logan, are listed for screening and will be included in future army contingents. The notice also details a public sale of rural Athens County land parcels with multiple tracts, coal rights, and oil and gas lease provisions, features property descriptions, openings, and measurement specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
U. S
Selective Service Board
Charles William Vancurren
Ralph Alvin Couder
Noth
Columbus
Promate Court
Athena
Athens
Ohi
Harge
More
Lowe
Weld Choevenor
Henry Ose
Ward
Noah Norria
Sald
Ing
H. Hibbard
Ikis
Frank J. Deasley
L. Stephens
Marietta
Ohio
Eaxid
Maine
Hadley Tatler
Jesse Tabler, Jr
Wilam Xkiniier
Rome
State of
Toewit
Henry Hall
Aris
Sarah
Brethon
State of Ohio
Olio
Bection
Ohimde
Countie
Rteck Road
Eala
Ate Colm Deca
Jones and Williams
Orneys
Tole
Nickel Plate School to be Abandoned
Falls Township board announces Nickel Plate School will be closed in the coming year. Students will transfer to Calico Ridge School. Extended contracts granted to teachers at Enterprise Webb Summit Calico Ridge West Logan and Calico Ridge. Vocal music will be taught by Gladys Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lee
West Logan
Josephine Sayre
Florence Lanning
Doris Turner
Gladys Orr
Logan High School Star Enlists in Navy Ensign Baker
Jack Baker son of County Commissioner Stanley Baker is to be sworn into the U S Navy in coming days. He will be commissioned ensign in the supply department and sent to Sampson New York for training before Harvard University. A Logan High School and Ohio University graduate he formerly worked for RCA in Camden New Jersey. His wife and daughter Sherry will live with her mother Mrs Roy Ruble in Mr Pleasant Michigan during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Baker
Stanley Baker
U. S. Navy
Supply Department
Sampson
N. Y
Harvard University
Logan High School
Ohio University
Radio Corporation of America
Camden
N. J
Sherry
Youth Fellowship Institute Attended by Logan Group
Nine delegates from the Youth Fellowship of Logan First Methodist Church attend a Youth Fellowship Institute at Lancaster Camp Grounds. They travel with Mrs. Arlie Brimner and Mrs. James L. Young. Attending members include Marilyn Brimner Barbara Hall Harold Haas Luther Brimner Audrey Young Ruth Hansley Irene Struble William Mack Mary Jane Lanning and Jimmie Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan First
Husband Files Court Action for Divorce
Robert Newlen files for divorce from Retta Newlen in the Court of Common Pleas charging wilful absence for over three years. He says he left the home in spring 1929 and did not return. they married January 14, 1914 at Pomeroy and have four children, all adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Newlen
Retta Newlen
Court of Common Pleas
Pomeroy
Marine veteran Logan Emmett C Stephen visits mother
Logan Emmett C Stephen formerly a U S Marine sergeant received an honorable discharge and is visiting his mother Mrs Viola Stephenson. He arrived in Logan Monday from the Marine Barracks and Naval Ammunition Depot in Charleston D C where he was stationed as a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Emmett C. Stephenson
U. S. Marine Corps
Viola Stephenson
Marine Barracks
Naval Ammunition Depot
Charleston
D. C
Logan Kinnison Divorce Granted in Logan District
Frank Kinnison and Carmen Kinnison obtain a divorce near Logan on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Judge Phil A. Henderson grants the decree in the Court of Common Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Kinnison
Carmen Kinnison
Phil A. Henderson
Court of Common Pleas
Dicken Addition Man Is Fined by Court
William Amos Logan of Dicken Addition was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 3 days in Hocking County jail after pleading guilty to assault and battery arraigned by Magistrate Frank St. Clair. The arrest affidavit was filed by Mrs. Hattie Allison. the alleged victim was his wife Roxy. Sheriff Floyd Duffy arrested him the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Amos
Dicken
Hocking County
Frank St. Clair
Hattie Allison
Roxy
Floyd Duffy
Shaw Funeral Held Tuesday In Logan
Funeral services for John D. Shaw age 69 retired farmer were held Tuesday afternoon in Logan. Rev. Stanley Wiant officiated and burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Anna Bachus Shaw three sons John Lancaster Joe Columbus and Vernon Logan three daughters Lawrence Courter and Harry Meldrim and Joe M Brown all of Logan Route 4 one sister Alice Day Indiana and seventeen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John D. Shaw
Stanley Wiant
Oak Grove
Hocking County
Anna Bachus Shaw
John
Lancaster
Joe
Columbus
Vernon
Lawrence Courter
Harry Meldrim
Joe M Brown
Budget Board Mulls Sales Tax Distribution in Hocking County
Logan The Hocking County Budget Commissioner and three county officials held hearings Monday on how sales tax funds should be allocated to city, township, village and school sub-divisions. Representatives from the subdivisions met with the commission at the Court House as additional conferences are planned in the coming days.
Blight Reported in Victory Gardens
Logan James R Smoot county extension agent reports anthracnose blight and mosaic prevalent in bean patches across city and county Victory Gardens. Seed from eastern sources and mixed seed blamed for spread. western seed from Colorado and other western states is fungus free. Soil can harbor fungus for two years. Inquiries at the county extension office offer effective treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Smoot
Victory Gardens
Colorado
Native of Gore Dies at Buena Vista
Funeral arrangements are being completed for Lucy Marie Taylor 72 wife of Elza Taylor who died at her home in Buena Vista near Rockbridge Monday after months of ill health. A Gore native and lifelong Hocking County resident she is survived by her husband and brother M F Walters of Columbus and was a Gore Methodist Church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lucy Marie Taylor
Elza Taylor
Buena Vista
Rockbridge
Cherrington Hospital
Gore
Hocking County
M. F. Walters
Columbus
Gore Methodist Church
Union Social and Family Notices at Rock Springs
MT UNION Mr and Mrs An drew Davis of Rock Springs were Sunday guests of M A Epple family. Charles King and daughter Anna attended Sunday School at Bradbury. Bob Richard and Mary Epple hosted Sunday guests Bessie McGee Lineal Jordan Edgar Jordan Arthur McGee Don Cotterill and Carl Turner. Harrisonville 4 H Club met at M A Epple home Monday night with ice cream and cake after. Eva Steward visited her aunt Elma Steward while Ezra Darnell of Columbus is spending days with his wife and children here. P F C Willis M Wiseman, son of Mr and Mrs O W Wiseman, is now somewhere in North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Union
Andrew Davis
Rock Springs
M. A. Epple
Charles King
Anna
Bradbury
Bob
Richard
Mary Epple
Bessie McGee
Lineal Jordan
Edgar Jordan
Arthur McGee
Don Cotterill
Carl Turner
Harrisonville
M. A
Elma Steward
Ezra Darnell
Columbus
P.F.C
Willis M. Wiseman
O. W. Wiseman
North Africa
Corning Social Notes and Local Developments
Corning notes report Clarence Esselstein entering nine months officers training at Michigan State University Lansing. Sunflower Eastern Stars plan July 26 and August 30 meetings. Town water plans include Pikes Peak reservoir. Visits to relatives noted and youth church event funds to Lancaster Camp. Submarine duty assignment for Jack Dawson. Gannett resigns as Corning superintendent to Eaton Schools. Custodian Herold Rodgers hired. Leon ard Baird enlisted. Local marriages include P F C Herold A Pedicord and Grace Evelyn Foura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P
Gannett
Corning
Board of Education
Eaton Schools
Preble County
Delmar Foraker
Herold Rodgers
Leonard Baird
Carbondale Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Local society brief notes several residents visiting family and friends over the weekend. Lorraine Jewett stayed with Madeline Starrett in Nelsonville while Gerald Williams and Richard Williams spent time with relatives in New York and Athens. Also listed are Mildred Barber in Columbus, Inez Stump in Columbus, and Army Pvt. Hughes Landis visiting relatives in Pennsylvania, plus the Lowry and Davis families visiting others in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Lorraine Jewett
Madeline Starrett
Nelsonville
Gerald Williams
New York
James Pollack
Richard Williams
Athens
Ralph Williams
Mildred Barber
Columbus
George Barber
Jasper Cox
Inez Stump
Vess Stump
Pvt
Hughes Landis
Pennsylvania
John Landis
Junior Taylor
Carroll, Coonville
Raymond Davis
Oak Grove
John Stanley
Edwards clan reunion held on Ohio River near West Virginia line
Mr and Mrs Donley Edwards and daughter Janet attended a reunion of the Edwards clan along the Ohio River near the West Virginia and Ohio line. Death message says James Bell’s uncle died prompting Mr and Mrs Bell to depart for New Lexington on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donley Edwards
Janet
Edwards
Ohio River
Virginia
Ohio Line
James Bell
New Lexington
Reedsville couples visit over Fourth weekend
Lieut. Charles W. Teed and Mrs. Teed spent the Fourth weekend with Mrs. Teed’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion A. Hall, while Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. of Mount Vernon Ohio visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Charles W. Teed
Charles W., Teed
Irene Hall
Teed
Marion A. Hall
Charles H
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Clyde Pickens
Thistle Oil Drills Second Well on Weaver Property
The Thistle Oil and Gas Co drills a second well on Charles Weaver’s Pikes Peak property after the first near the Weaver home proved a dry hole yet yielded a good water supply. Water from the first well was analyzed in Columbus and the Corning cor- (text truncated).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thistle Oil and Gas Co
Charles Weaver
Pikes Peak
Weaver
Columbus
Corning Cor
Robin Moor Sinking Admitted by Nazis
Berlin radio admitted the German submarine sunk the American merchant ship Robin Moor in the South Atlantic on June 9, 1941. The vessel was the first U S. ship torpedoed in this war and all aboard were saved. The German claim had previously denied responsibility and US damages were lodged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
Robin Moor
South Atlantic
CBS
U. S
Dexter area social notes list local visits and guests
Dexter residents share visitor reports as Mrs. Shirley Andrick and daughter visit Dayton relatives. Mrs. Russell Musser and children visit near Springfield relatives. Elsie Danny guests of Ruth Davis. Numerous local families host and visit across Mud Fork Leading Creek Gallipolis Rutland Lancaster and Huntington with garden club activity noted. Osler rents Hewitt property and moves to Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Shirley Andrick
Dayton
C. H. Amos
Russell Musser
Springfield
W. R. Amos
F. C. Folden
Elsie Danny
Ruth Davis
H. J. Marchington
Mud Fork
Howard Folden
Carol Folden
Leading Creek
Donal Marchington
Lancaster
Loyal Folden
Gallipolis
Ernest Martin
Huntington
H. C. Smith
Robert Blizzard
S. S. Minor
Max Smith
Garden Club
Fred Winn
Rutland
Ronald Marchington
Mr. Osler
Clarence Hewitt
Crops Fall Short of 1943 Ohio Harvest Forecasts
Ohio crop officials report favorable June weather but expect lower yields from late planted grains. July 1 projections show corn at 41 bushels per acre, total 141,450,000 bushels. winter wheat 26,367,000. oats at 44,410,000, all below 1942 output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Social Notes of Syracuse Ohio Visitors and Local Gatherings
Social notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. David Cuckler and family in Syracuse and Canton, with relatives in Columbus and Cincinnati. Several residents and guests attend W S C S events, picnics at Syracuse Methodist Church, and weekend trips in Ohio and beyond.
Visiting Parents of WAVES Storekeeper on Leave
Phyllis Nixon of the WAVES stationed in Boston is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Burr Nixon during a brief leave. She will return to be assigned to the naval air base at Clinton Oklahoma for the duration of the war. Castor and Pollux, the heavenly twins, are slowly drifting apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Phyllis Nixon
The
WAVES
Boston
Mass
Burr Nixon
Naval Air
Clinton
Okla
Bread Baking Contest Set At Marion Grange Hall
Logan Marion lodge announces annual bread baking contest during the January meeting at the grange hall. Judges to be announced. Members urged to enter. After the contest there will be entertainment and refreshments. ladies asked to bring sandwiches meat pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion «J. Wll
Organisi
Grange Hall
Mem
Brooks Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral rites were held Tuesday at 2 30 p m for Mrs Ona Brooks widow of John Brooks who died Saturday night at the home of her daughter Mrs Rugg Brandt in Logan Stanley Wiant officiated the burial took place in the local cemetery Survivors include the daughter with whom she made her home a sister Mrs Lucy Gy near Logan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rq Dence
Ona Brooks
John Brooks
Rugg Brandt
Ry Stanley Wiant
Oa Grove
Daug
Lucy Gy
Methodist Sundy School Officers Elected In Jacksonville
Jacksonville notes report the election of officers for the Methodist Sunday School on Sunday July 11. Wilbur Housholder is superintendent and Mrs Walter McCaskey assistant superintendent with Arlene Davis as primary superintendent and Anna Rasp as assistant. Changes also include secretary Chlpela Southard and librarian Barbara Lent with Eloig Eisnaugle treasurer and Waknetia Exenkamper pianist. The Pettits Ruston and Florida visits are noted as returning home from West Carrollton after a week with Davis and Pettit relatives and friends in Barberton and Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Methodist Sundy School
Wilbur Housholder
Walter McCaskey
Primay
Arlene Davis
Anna Rasp
Chlpela Southard
Eloig Eisnaugle
Gloria Ann Exenkamper
Wakneta Exenkamper
Whbur Householder
Barbara Lent
Anna Paulin Exenkamper
Courtney Pettitson Ruston
Flah
West Carrollton
Gerald Vernon
Barberton
R& Davis
Sewing Susies meet at Margie Campbell home
The group met at Margie Campbell's home in Haydenville. War Stamps totaling 18.60 were sold during the week. A hay ride was planned and refreshments were served. A stray line notes rats reacting to tar or whitewash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Margie Campbell
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I Orie
Walter Brennan
Ho Bes
Entor Entertainment
Sie
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Athens Messenger
Sagmi
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Shaw
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Beuna Vista
Signal Corps
NEA
Sicily
North
Africa
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Corning Social Notes
Sunflower Chapter of
Eastern Stars
Claire Parkinson
Floyd Wycinski
Plan Entertainment
Methodist Church
Helen Garrison
Thomas Spence
Leverne Spence
Elyria
Jack Dawson
Mrs. J. Dawson
P.F
Binderbasin
Carbondale Social Notes
Murl Lowry
Billy
Dora Collins
Reedsville Briefs
Draft Board
Mea Stevice
Social Notes of
SyrAcuse
David Cuckler
George
Keith
Joseph Duell
Canton
D. T. Cuckler
George Henderson
Eddie Baker
Jack Davis
John Capehart
Arthur Lovett
Freda
Cincinnati
George Jenkins
Frank Henderson
Susan
Jack Williams
Boise
Idaho
Thomas Duffy
David Grueser
W.S.C.S
Syracuse Methodist Church
Frank Will
Fay
Jessup
Mary Bennett
Irving Karr, Jr
William
Bill) Roush
Lin Roush
Los Angeles
Calif
F. A. Shumway
Jane Gilmore
Parkersburg
Lawrence Sellers
Larry
R. B. Sellers
A. L. Flanagan
Lenora Campbell
Cleveland
Herbert Stobert
Grace Winebrenner
Flora
Ray Whaley
Castor
Pollux
Heavenly Twins
Mee
Quick's
CUT Rate
Your Penslar Drug Store
Brooks
Jacksonville News
Armstrong
Zenners
Ohio Cleaners
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