Agreement Reached on Two Issues at Godman Units
Logan workers return to the H. C. Godman Company plants at 7 a.m. Thursday after a contract was signed between United Shoe Workers Local 153 CIO and company officials. The agreement ends a nearly weeklong strike and includes a nonwithdrawable checkoff clause for the contract life and job restoration for men entering military service after training.
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H. C. Godman Company
United Shoe Workers
Elks Lease Land For Boy Scout Camp In Logan
Logan Lodge of Elks leases Ford Stuart tract near Rockbridge to host Troop 153 camp. A cabin and pond are present. pond being cleaned and a wall built for swimming. Most employees, about 350, are union members at Gallagher Ave. and South Logan units.
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LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
Ford Stuart
Rockbridge
Boy Scouts
Troop 153
Gallagher Ave
South
Divorces Rise in Hocking County in 1941 Report
Clerk of courts D. W. Feather filed the annual tally showing 95 total divorce cases in the year ending June 30 1941 up from a prior period with 68 disposed by Judge Phil Henderson and 27 pending. Alimony awarded in 20 cases and 18 children involved with 15 to mothers.
Honor Nathan Starr on 72nd Birthday Celebration
Gore Logan Nathan Starr turned 72 on Sunday with a family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Sherman Starr in Maxville. A chicken dinner was served and many relatives attended including Mrs Nathan Starr and numerous Starrs from across Ohio towns such as Columbus Greendale Middleport and Carbon Hill.
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Nathan Starr
Gore
Sherman Starr
Maxville
Raymond Pierson
Floyd
Theodore
Starr
Oreville
Clarence Cozad
Greendale
Glendon Jewell
Columbus
Webster Carson
Middleport
James Starr
Arthur Hanning
New Straitsville
Ocean
Ethel Starr
Emma Wilson
Renna Wolfe
Ronnie
Elmer Crooks
Carbon Hill
Willard Starr
Semi-Pro Tournament Shifts to Lancaster
Logan Mingos travel to Lancaster Thursday to face Troy at noon with a 5 PM follow up if they win. The semi pro tournament moves from Zanesville to Lancaster due to poor attendance and will run there for the rest of the month.
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Logan
Logan Mingos
Lancaster
Troy
Zanesville
Next Draft Call To Take 10 Hocking Men
Logan officials announce a new draft date for Hocking County ten men to be inducted on August 6. The complete list of inductees had not been compiled as of Tuesday, and the selection will proceed on the revised date.
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Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service Office
Merger Letter Tabled By Health Board
LOGAN A letter from Dr. H G Southard county health commissioner stated the county board's attitude toward a merger with the city. The discussion led to tabling the matter as the complete board was not present and two members were absent.
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Logan
H. G. Southard
City Health Board
Ban Weeds To Protect City Health
Logan board of health discussed hay fever and mosquitoes and weed control. Weeds must be cut by property owners or the city will cut them and bill the owner. Health Commissioner Boocks urged action within a week and warned driven-well water in the city may not remain pure.
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Logan
City Board of Health
H. M. Boocks
Boocks
Reverend Heyde Cuts Length of Sermons
Logan heads church bulletin announces 15 minute sermons for the summer as Rev Amos L Heyde of Hunter St Lutheran Church aims for short and snappy messages. Parishioners are expected to be happy with the plan.
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von Born Society of
Heyde
Logan
Amos L. Heyde
Hunter St. Lutheran Church
Mr. Heyde
Mayor Kinser Moves Family to N Market Home
Logan headline notes Mayor Kinser and Mrs. Dallas Kinser relocate with their family to a new residence on N Market Street. The house previously belonged to Dr. and Mrs. A O Kelch, after they had been living on Gallagher Avenue.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
N. Market St
A. O. Kelch
Kinser
Gallagher Ave
Corning Social Notes
Corning residents share family visits and travel updates with relatives in Columbus Athens Cleveland and Congo. Names include Mrs William Hill Mrs Beryl Dawson Mr Oral Dunlap and family and Emmet Gladden, plus staff moves from Patterson Field to Gunter Field. A local belief about bats links longevity and eyesight.
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Flint
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James Rodgers
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Emmett Gladden
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Mayme Dean
Amy Thomas
Thomas
Lance Hodgson
John Stoyle
Charles Schlingerman
Cleveland
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Clark Hampson
Gunter Field
Montgomery
Ala
Patterson Field
Dayton
C. D. Learned
George Verfers
John Kader
Mike Kanich
Kelly Gesci
Camp Claiborne
Congo
Birth Increase Report for Logan and Hocking Counties
Logan saw 13 births and seven deaths in June while rural Hocking County recorded 23 births and 11 deaths. Of Logan births, 11 were boys and 2 girls, with numerous families named including Bumgardner Sickles Hugh Cummins Kapple Farrow Snyder and Denny.
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Faith Wright
Hocking
John Bumgardner
William Sickles
John Hugh
Wayne Cummins
Sidney Kapple
Leslie E. Farrow
Edward Snyder
Wilbur Denny
Kenneth W. Bright
Lester R. McGrath
Nick Maniskas
Orla Hockman
Carl Mundy
Ernest Garrett
Arthur M. Jayes
Melvin Garrett
Lawrence H. Knapp
George Tingler
Francis L. Cox
James L. Hale
Franklin W. Brewer
Charles W. Ours
David S. Evans
Ferdinand P. Gilliland
Franklin T. James
Berman Poling
Thomas G. Wineland
Clyde W. Azbell
Robert R. Mettler
Nutrition Council Planned for Hacking
At the probate court room a preliminary meeting outlined forming a county nutrition council. Temporary chairman is Mrs. Ruth Bennington. Attendees include Dr. H. G. Southard, Miss Bertha Madlener, Mrs. Kath leen Pettit Brandt, Mrs. Dessie Hanna, Miss Margaret Lutz, Samuel H. Dillon, Miss Jane King and James Rimelsbach. The organization meeting is set for 8 o'clock Tuesday August 5 at the same place.
Driver Fined as License Suspended After DUI Plea
Harold Redd faced Mayor Dallas Kinser and pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and had driving rights suspended. the arrest occurred Tuesday morning on Hunter Street by Patrolman Harrison Litherland.
Haydenville 4-H Club to Attend Junior Camp at Ross-Hocking
Haydenville Sewing Susies 4-H Club plans a unit trip to the Junior Camp at Ross-Hocking next week. Leader Mrs. Phyllis Vollmer secured reservations for ten members and herself plus her daughter Rona. Members attending include Vivian J. Smith Norma Jean McMillin Mary Catherine Bailey Joan Francis Carol Robinette Jean Seel Vivian Joyce Martin Mary Jean Francis Geraldine Weede Joann Beougher.
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Haydenville
Ross-Hocking
Phyllis Vollmer
Rona
Vivian J. Smith
Norma Jean McMillin
Mary Catherine Bailey
Joan Francis
Carol Robinette
Jean Seel
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Mary Jean Francis
Geraldine Weede
Joann Beougher
Edyth Goss Granted High Temporary Alimony in Divorce
A Logan court before Judge Phil Henderson awarded Edyth Goss temporary alimony in her divorce from Boyd Goss. She receives $100 expense money and $20 weekly during the pending case, noted as one of the court’s highest temporary alimony awards in years.
Hospital Return For Boy After Appendix Operation
Jimmy Myers son of Mr and Mrs Francis Myers of N Market Street Logan was discharged from Grant Hospital Columbus Tuesday after more than six weeks. He had surgery for a ruptured appendix and is recovering at home.
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Jimmy Myers
Francis Myers
N. Market Sr
Grant Hospital
Columbus
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