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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

16

State Guard Nearing End of Field Training in Hocking County

About 500 members of the Ohio State Home Guard at Camp Hocking will take part in extensive maneuvers Friday through an undisclosed end date. Col Emerson C Woolf commands ten big town companies with Tommy gun practice and field drills as logs Texas? next week Naval Militia companies from Cleveland and Columbus join, with 550 more men in Regiment 1. Camp Hocking serves as headquarters for the training amid rugged terrain aiding military strategy.

Cleveland Columbus Regiment 1 Canton Warren Youngstown Norwalk Findlay Napoleon Mansfield Toledo Bucyrus Camp Hocking

Dr. Denbow Receives Air Corps Commission

Dr. C. E. Denbow of Logan, four years in practice there, was commissioned a first lieutenant in the Army Air Corps dental corps. An Ohio State University graduate, he previously worked in Columbus and hopes for flying experience alongside his duties. He expects active duty within three weeks.

Logan C. E. Denbow Dental Corps Army Air Corps Ohio State University Denbow Columbus

Next Draftee Group To Leave Earlier

Logan County officials announced all boys from the last county contingent who passed army exams and were inducted at Fort Hayes should report at 7 am for return to Columbus for active U S Army service. The hour was moved up to 7 am for breakfast and a farewell ceremony hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. A total of 69 of 108 draftees will depart in two weeks.

Logan Hocking County

Improvements at the camp before troops moved in

Training the companies and numerous improvements were completed at the camp before the troops moved in last Sunday.

Absentee Ballots Cast in Hocking County Primary Block

Logan officials report about 10 absentee ballots cast so far in Hocking County with a surge expected as many soldiers vote in the August 11 primary. Clerk Frank Harden urged soldiers and relatives to obtain absentee application blanks at the elections board on the Court House’s second floor.

Logan Frank Harden Hocking County

Mingos Meet Hillsboro In Ohio State Tourney Opener

Logan Mingos were set to play Hillsboro at Miller Park Diamond Lancaster in the Ohio State Semi Pro Tourney first leg. Abe Leonard would start for the Mingos with Hick Spence and Mark Wylie on standby. Joe Thomas handles catching. The winner advances to Wichita for the national tournament. Brooks Shoes and Lan caster Anchor Hocking were the other district entries.

LOGAN Logan Mingos Miller Park Ohio State Lancaster Mingos Hillsboro Albert Abe) Leonard Hick Spence Mark Wylie Joe Shotgun Wichita Kansas Brooks Shoes Hocking Johnny Murray Logan Moundsman

Police Arrest Boys From Industrial School

Sheriff Floyd Duffy said two BIS inmates William Kline 17 Defiance and Arthur Whetstone 17 Wellston were captured on Union Furnace Road near Lancaster. They escaped BIS on July 7 and are held in Hocking County Jail awaiting BIS officers and investigation.

Logan Floyd Duffy Industrial School Lancaster William Kline Defiance Arthur Whetstone Wellston Hocking County Fairfield County Institution Jack Waldron Union Furnace BIS

County Auditor to Set 1942 Tax Rates

Kenneth R. Fitzgerald of the office of County Auditor says tax rates for 1942 will be set once budgets from all political sub divisions are received. Sub divisions include schools villages and townships. New rates take effect December 1942.

Logan Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald

Logan Hospital Notes Improves Reported for Several Patients

Logan residents Frank Shaffer and Donald Hillyer show improvement at Cherrington Hospital after treatment. Mrs Leona Robinson is reported improving after a major operation at Cherrington Hospital Wednesday morning.

Logan Frank Shaffer Hollister Cherrington Hospital Leona Robinson Donald Hillyer Glouster

Paternity Case Orders Ruth Craft vs Charles Smith

In the Court of Common Pleas Ruth Craft wins against Charles Smith. Smith, found guilty of paternity by a jury, must pay $140 to Craft for expenses at $5 weekly and $3.50 weekly for child support. He is also ordered to post a $200 bond.

Logan Court of Common Pleas Ruth Craft Charles Smith

Jury list completion expected by Thursday

FE N Turner and Nelson DeLong Hocking County jury commissioners expected the completion of a 200 person jury list on Thursday. Names were compiled from political sub-divisions in line with population and a court order.

Popcorn Stalks Tower Over Logan Barbershop Backyard

In Logan Charles Schempp on Main Street displays corn stalks about 13 feet tall with heavy ears. The article notes typical height is five or six feet and ranks the plants among city gardeners as unusually tall. A partition order appears in Marian Wahl estate related to Mary E Wahl versus Lewis H Wahl after a Court of Common Pleas hearing. Miss Ann Rush remains ill at her Marion Township home under a physician’s care.

Logan Charles Schempp Main Street Marian Wahl Mary E. Wahl Lewis H. Wahl Court of Common Pleas Miss Rush Miss Ann Rush Marion Township

Two Named for Executive Committee

Hocking County Pioneer Youth Group officers announced Rich ard Mowery and Bill Hahn will replace Charles Rauber and James Guthrie on the executive committee. Guthrie and Rauber are set to be inducted into the army soon. Roy Beery will succeed Pauline Shaffer as treasurer as Shaffer recently married Ernest Wilson. The next meeting is August 4 at an undisclosed location.

Logan Brief Social Notes

Logan reports hostesses for a Tuesday Bridge Club quarter party at the White House with Emma Floyd and E. O. Pettit high scorers. Birthday party for Sonny Frasure, surprise at the Frasure home, with several guests and gifts. Von Born Society picnic at Rachelmacher Park attended by members and families. Sewing and Child Study groups held meetings with upcoming picnics and talks on citizenship and defense production. Logan beditary notes include local visits, Orbiston Church homecoming plans, and Lancaster visit brief.

Will Leyshon E. M. Martin Anna van Auer J. D. Gribble James Smoot Tom Bownes von Born Society Rachelmacher Park Amos Heyde Alice Nellie Frasch Russell Blum Albert Seabright Emma Hall Cleon Tucker Garnet Sheets William Miller Kathryn Myers Harry Willige Paul Cruise Eber Mowery Earl Wittekind Ricketts Rudy Rempel, Jr Fred Graham Clarence Phillips Graham Harry Shaw H. H. Sands Viola Coakley Roberta Mohler Thelma Mowery Eileen Cruise Martha Sue Cruise Robert Mohler John Buntz Warner Lehman Earl Landis Arlie Brimner Wittekind James Rees Garverick Merritt Rheinscheld Rempel

Ray divorce suit filed in Logan Court

Donald R. Ray sues for divorce from Clarabel Ray in the Court of Common Pleas alleging gross neglect of duty. They married January 1, 1937 and have no children.

4-H Camp Reservations Reach 282

Logan James R. Smoot, county extension agent, said about 282 reservations have been received for the annual 4-H club camp July 27 to August 1. Camp Bross-Hocking can house 175, so some reservations may be canceled by registration priority. The three day session will include an elaborate program directed by Charles Hambrick with craft work groups vesper services and more.

Charles Hambrick Ohio State University

Conkle Oil sues Harold Gompf for 439.55 plus interest

The Court of Common Pleas records a money action by Conkle Oil Company against Harold Gompf for 439.55 with interest from July 15. The case seeks recovery of the claimed amount and related costs.

Logan Court of Common Pleas Conkle Oil Company Harold Gompf

Order Dogs Kept Tied In County

Logan Dr H G Southard county health commissioner urges leash and secure confinement as the county dog quarantine remains until rabies cases clarify outbreak risk. Bite victims should seek medical care and animals kept penned pending the county dog warden arrival. Logan Union Furnace 4 H Club meets Thursday at 7 30 at the school building.

Logan H. G. Southard Hocking County Marion Southard

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