Hocking County Selectees Undergo Examinations in Columbus
Logan and surrounding area registrants from Hocking County completed final physical exams at the induction center in Columbus on Thursday. Army inductees will begin active duty August 12, while Navy and Marine Corps call ups remain possible at any time.
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Logan
Hocking County
Columbus
Armed Service
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
B. Shaw
South Bloomingville
Ray St Clair
Paul F. Hostler
Laurelville
North High Street
Selective Service
Amer- Legion Auxiliary
East Main Street
Inducted Logan Robt Ganor sent to Ft Sill for training
Logan Rob ert Ganor former Logan youth inducted into the Army at Ft Hayes Columbus has been transferred to Ft Sill Oklahoma for basic training Pvt John Archer former Hocking Countian moved to Camp Lee Virginia from Ft Benjamin Harrison reception center after induction at Columbus several weeks ago
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LOGAN
Robert Ganor
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Ft. Sill
Okla
Pvt
John Archer
Hocking
Camp Lee
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Army Pvt Clifford Savely departs for Ft Lewis after furlough
Union Furnace relatives escort Pvt Clifford Savely to Columbus before he joins the Army in February. Gerald Savely writes from North Africa as Hazel and the Savely family prepare for his deployment.
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Union Furnace
Hazel Savely
John Savely
Pvt
Clifford Savely
Columbus
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Clifford
Gerald
North Africa
Shock of Electricity Knocks Worker Nine Feet
Logan. Walter Kleinschmidt, Logan, was struck by 220 volts while raising a wire for a kiln fan at Logan Clay Products Company. He suffered a deep head laceration, possible rib fracture, and burns, knocked from a ladder nine feet. Treated by ambulance, three stitches, then dismissed home. He supervises plant repair work.
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Logan
Logan Clay Products Company
Walter Kleinschmidt
Kleinschmidt
Outstanding Rural Gardens Named by KSA
In the county’s outstanding Victory Gardens per FSA officials are Merlin Rheinscheld family Harley Walls family and J W Konkier family. Rheinscheld canned 790 quarts last year and plans to exceed 1 000 this year. Walls canned 750 quarts last year and aims for 1 000 plus this year. Konkler has 50 vegetable varieties and 932 quarts canned last year with 400 tomato plants planted to increase canning. The Konkler son serves as a bombardier overseas.
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Logan
FSA
Merlin Rheinscheld
Harley Walls
J. W Konkier
Rheinscheid
Konkler
Plans Near Completion for 4-H Club Camp
Plans are nearly complete for the annual Camp Roas Hocking 4 H Club camp opening Monday. James R Smoot says the program will be directed by Ross Wright who succeeds Larry Best as Fairfield County agent. The camp features fishing boating swimming crafts and other activities for both boys and girls with high enrollment expected from Hocking County. Reservations are urged at the county extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Camp Roas-Hocking
James R. Smoot
Ross Wright
Athens County
Larry Best
Fairfield County
Best
Guernsey
Hocking County
Campbell Funeral Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held at Fairview Church for Mrs. Mayme L. Campbell wife of Walter Campbell. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery. Music was provided by local singers and pallbearers named. This report also notes two Nelsonville births and a Wisconsin ticket milestone at Cave of the Mounds.
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LOGAN
Fairview
Enterprise
Mayme L. Campbell
Walter Campbell
Eugene Brown
Carroll Chessler
Amos L. Hoover
Roberts
Waveline
June Goss
Clint Patton
Homer Schein
Evelyn
Frank Coakley
John Starner
Paul Starner
Pete Ringhiser
Zora Crawford
Jerry Blosser
Cave of the Mounds
Blue Mounds, Wis
Logan Social Notes and Community Gatherings
Community notices recount Tuesday Bridge Club breakfast at the White House with hostesses and prize awards for Anna Wellman and Mrs. Leyshon. Ruth Bible Class program on Faith and Prayer and poems. a family dinner at Amos Huber’s home for son Irvin in the armed forces. St Matthew Lutheran youth group picnic at Rachelmacher Park with games and a planned August picnic. several visiting guests and upcoming choir practice, a Woodgeard family reunion at Ash Cave.
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Emma
Mayme Wellman
Emma Floyd
Leyshon
John Underwood
Anna van Auer
E. O. Pettit
Belle Hyson
Lena McNeal
M. HH. Cherrington
Hane
Rannells
E. M. Martin
The
Methodist Church
Russell Berlin
Minnie Hartley
Thomas Conner
Amos Huber
Irvin
Lima
Pearley Huber
Russel
Rolland
Vera
Betty
Bremen
John Blackston
Harold
Helen
Logan
Irvin Huber
Luther Bell
Lester
Kenneth
Joe Bell
Bobby
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Rachelmacher Park
Bob Warner
Lois Fickle
Billy Risch
J. D. Yocum
Mechanicsburg
M. H. Cherrington
Hunter St
D. A. Rannells
Cincinnati
Robert Work
Detroit
Robert Cushing Work
Fred Smith
James Goss
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Local Hospital Procedures In Past Week
Mrs Verna Dearing of Buchtel had a tonsilectomy at Cherrington Hospital and was dismissed the next day. Mrs Ulysses Guess of Longstreth returned home from White Cross Hospital after eye cataract removal two weeks ago. Oretha Rheinscheld, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rheinscheld of Mr Pleasant, had a tonsil ectomy at Lancaster municipal hospital Thursday.
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Logan
Verna’ Dearing
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
Ulysses Guess
Longstreth
White Cross Hospital
Oretha Rheinscheld
William Rheinscheld
Pleasant
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Blood Bank Volunteers Named For Hocking County Drive
Logan A list of volunteers who aided the third Hocking County Blood Donors Campaign, which ended Tuesday, was compiled by the arrangements committee. Mrs. R. B. Perkins led as general chairman with Forest Weinrich recruiting chairman and others handling publicity quarters personnel and appointments. Local nurses and numerous workers assisted, with a complete donor list to be announced soon.
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Charles Eberst
Edith Potts
Walter Prather
John Lee
H. D. Arnold
Earl Roberts
Irwin Matheny
Claude Hammon
Phillip DeMain
Amos L. Heyde
Ford Hack
Earl Elberfeld
Marion Allen
Arthur Newman
Joe Rowley
Eber Mowery
Sarah Rockhold
Emma Becker
Frank McBroom
Jean Anne Prather
Judy Ogg
Gee Gee Weinrich
Dorothy Myers
Sue Cruise
Wanda Brown
Thomas
Chauncey Family Visits Relatives in Michigan
Mrs. Noah S. Harvey and Mrs. Garfield Nicholson travel from Chauncey to Michigan for a family visit. Mrs. Harvey visits Detroit to see her three daughters Hazel Madek Frances Harvey and Mary Helen Harvey. Mrs. Nicholson visits Pontiac to visit her three sons George Green John Green and Virgil Green.
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Chauncey
Noah S. Harvey
Garfield Nicholson
Michigan
Stalder Guests Include Cadet and Guests from Ohio and Teaneck
Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. Mila C. Stalder hosted guests this week Sergeant Gilbert Stalder of Teaneck New Jersey Joe Stalder an aviation cadet and Miss Ruth Ann Wagner of Sandusky Ohio attended State Teachers College at San Marcos Texas.
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Chauncey
Mila C. Stalder
Jacobs Ave
Gilbert Stalder
Teaneck
N. J
Joe Stalder
State Teachers College
San Marcos
Texas
Ruth Ann Wagner
Sandusky
Ohio
Logan Emrick Promoted to Private First Class
Gerald Emrick, formerly of Logan and son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Emrick of Third Street, has been promoted from private to private first class at New London Connecticut where he is stationed with the U S Marine Corps.
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Logan
Gerald Emrick
Virgil Emrick
Third Street
New London, Conn
U. S. Marine Corps
Annual Home Coming At Orbiston Sunday
Orbiston hosts its annual home coming this Sunday July 25 led by Mrs Georgia Kilpatrick founder eleven years ago. The event draws former residents and friends with a morning Sunday school and church service followed by a basket dinner and afternoon program led by president Mrs Mona McManaway Bateman of Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Orbiston
Georgia Kilpatrick
Mona McManaway Bateman
Nelsonville
Many Out-of-Town Relatives at Ralph C. Stalder Funeral
Relatives from Nelsonville Phoenix Murray City Clif ford Athens Catterson Teaneck and others attended the funeral for Ralph C. Stalder held at his sister Elia England’s Converse Street home. The gathering listed numerous siblings inlaws cousins and friends from Ohio and beyond as mourners.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Sunday
Ralph C. Stalder
Elia England
Converse St
Gilbert Stalder
Noah Sommers
James Weaver
Harry Stage
Nelsonville
Raymond Sommers
Phoenix
Ariz
Quinton Quinn
Murray City
Frances Gabriel
Irene Deweese
Carl Stalder
Athens
James Edwards
Elsie Edwards
Nelsonville R. 3
Teaneck
N. J
Clifford Eversbach
Pomeroy
Addie Stalder
Carl E. Stalder
Middleport
Clarence Stalder
Sandusky
Chauncey Church Services and Local Meetings
Chauncey church services at 9 30 a m include communion with no evening service. Speakers Gilbert Courtney and Glaze Thompson visit Trimble Greens Run Millfield and Taylor Ridge with 9 30 and 10 30 start times. Chauncey Four Leaf Clover 4 H Club meets next Tuesday at 2 pm at the high school. members bring books and sewing. Mary Helen Sweeney and Jeanette Blackford serve as advisors. Fred Sanford Taylor of Glouster and Flora Averil Koon of Nelsonville report a Chauncey marriage at Mayor Hines home on Concord Street.
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Chauncey—Church School
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Glaze Thompson
Greens Run
Millfield
Chauncey
Mary Helen Sweeney
Jeanette Blackford
Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Shirley Held in Cananville
Attendees included Mrs. Alice Nye and daughter Vergene Chauncey and Mrs. Norma Miller Davis and Mrs. Tara Stratton Kent of Columbus. Rev. Frank Donaldson led the service at the Chauncey home with burial in West Union Cemetery Athens. Mrs. Shirley's husband H. C. Shirley is brother of the late Mrs. Dora France of Chauncey. Davis and Kent stayed with Nye.
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Chauncey
Alice Nye
Vergene
Norma Miller Davis
Tara Stratton Kent
Columbus
Elizabeth Shirley
Canaanville
Frank Donaldson
First Christian Church
Athens
West Union St
Shirley
H. C. Shirley
Dora France
Nye
Davis
Kent
Preachers to Lead Services in Chauncey Churches
Rev Noel and Rev Frank will preach Sunday morning and night at The Plains tone Church. Services start 9 30 a m with supervision by Mrs Carrie Channell. At Church of God Chauncey Rev Clar Way will preach both morning and night at 9 30 day School and a youth meeting led by Flo Kelzenburg.
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Noel
Chauncey
Frank
Plainstone
Carrie Channell
Church OF God
Clar Way
Chauncey Day School
Young Ple
Flo Kelzenburg
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Athens Messenger
Wyatt
Daniel
Amesville
Almond
Henry
Francis D
Said County
Shenife
State of Ohio
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Olive Kittle
Mlatntitts Ve
Glen H. Reed, Jr
Athena
T. C. Wright
Sedalia
Glouster
Charles F. Reed
C. V. Miller
Ohlo
Z C. Wright
Abram Kaeler
T C. Wright
C. F. Reed
Glen H. Reed
Charles FF. Reed
Jackson and Corcoran
Bert Smill
Charles Reed
Jacksonville
Charies Reed
Addie B. Price
Charies F. Reed
Gilouster
Jackson
Common Pleas Court
George Bateman
Risi Desley
Puty
KSA
Campbell
Everett Windle
James Kuhn
Henry Windle
William Watkins
Augusta
Sicily
Marvin Hartely
Chicago
BIBLE
Frank Burberry
Eugene Wright
Emma Shaw
Jesse Francis
Berlin
Conner
Charles Lyke
Hartley
Cora Snyder
Hospital News
U. S
Blood Bank
Stalders
Logan Boy
Wai
MEA Service Inctm
Arco & Par
Theatre For Sale
Mona _ Bateman
ODD Lot
Jarman
Oxfords
Lenners
Join the
WAVES
Mary Dee Meyel
Clinton
H. O. McDaniel
Dennis
Ues
Zenners
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