Harbaugh Reports Hocking County USO Drive Success
Harbaugh, chairman of the Hocking County USO drive, announced that Logan and the county raised 3947.47 dollars, surpassing the 3500 dollar quota. Expenses total 15.50 mainly for postage. Final audit by Frank Walters and John McBroom is open for public inspection.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ray
Harbaugh
Hocking County
Logan
Melrose Harbaugh
USO
Harvey Firestone
Laurelville
Murray City
Orbiston
Frank Walters
John McBroom
Contracts Are Signed After Court Battle
Logan report on Adrien Dodds and associates winning in a dispute with Ward Township Board of Education. After a special meeting with Judge Phil A Henderson the board signed contracts, amid contempt findings for prior noncompliance and a District Court of Appeals affirmation on July 2.
Honor Service Men At Haybron Home
A dinner in Haybron home Starr honored Pvt. Virgil Nichols returning to Indiantown Gap Pa and Raymond Nichols leaving for Army. Attendees included multiple Nichols Cottrill Dexter Toliver and others from Starr Dayton Logan Gore and Nelsonville with Milton Haybron as a guest.
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New Plymouth
John Haybron
Starr
Haybron
Virgil Nichols
Indiantown Gap
Raymond Nichols
Don Cottrill
George Nichols
Arthur Thress
Lester Haypton
Randolph Hickman
Nelsonville
Charles Dexter
Helen Rizer
Dayton
Lee Toliver
Logan
Carlos Dicken
Milton
Robert Cottrill
Joe Carter
Lew Davis
Delbert Reinscheld
Roy McManus
Gore
Iva Woodard
Mc Arthur Savings S L Co v Huston Dismissed
On motion of the plaintiff the case was dismissed from the Court of Common Pleas without record after all parties agreed. Costs were paid by the plaintiff.
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Logan
The
McArthur Savings and Loan Company
Stanley Huston
Court of Common Pleas
Otto Shaw Leads Hocking Producers In June Egg Output
Logan report shows Otto Shaw’s flock of 130 hens averaged 188 eggs per hen in June under James S. Smoot. Egg price averaged 29 cents per dozen. Other top producers included Mrs. A. F. Frantz and several named poultrymen. county average was 14.9 eggs per hen from 146 hens across nine reporting growers.
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Logan
Otto Shaw
James S. Smoot
Application Filed To Amend Court Order In Divorce Case
In the Court of Common Pleas Logan a divorce action between Jack Stage and Waveline Stage seeks to amend a prior order requiring child support of 2 50 weekly. The plaintiff states since May 12 1942 birth she cannot work and asks support be raised to 6 per week. the original action was filed through Harry Primmer.
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Logan
Court of Common Pleas
Jack Stage
Waveline Stage
Harry Primmer
City of Logan Sues Walker Hansel Over Property Line
The City of Logan faces Matilda Walker Hansel in a Court of Common Pleas hearing before Judge Phil A. Henderson. The dispute stems from a property line disagreement with Bert Beil as a related party. City Solicitor Fred Murray represents the city.
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Logan
Matilda Walker Hansel
Phil A. Henderson
Court of Common Pleas
Salisbury files divorce suit for neglect and cruelty
Donald Reed Salisbury sues Shirley Salisbury in the Court of Common Pleas for divorce. The petition filed Thursday afternoon. They married January 1, 1939 and have one child.
Six Hocking Men Inducted For Service
Six of the nine men held at Ft Hayes reception center for more exams were inducted into the army. The group of 109 left Logan last Saturday. Inductees include Leonard W Chambers Logan Route 3 Edmond C Sikora Murray City Ernest Spencer Logan Donald Riddlebar yer Logan and Clarence W Blick Lancaster. Willard Carr Burns enlisted in the U S Navy at Cincinnati. Franklin Lee Stewart and Merritt Park Rheinscheid enlisted in the Army. Rheinscheid was assigned to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Stewart is unassigned.
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. John Guess hosted the B B Club gathering with bridge. High score was awarded to Mrs. Edward Bright and consolation prize to Mrs. Walter Harburger. Fellow guests included Mrs. Harburger, Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Sam Cole, Mrs. Kenneth Beery, Mrs. Kenneth Bright, Mrs. George Spang, Mrs. Arthur Lear, and the hostess. Mrs. Lear will host next at Pritchard's Restaurant.
Merritte Wonn Hosts Among Ourselves Club Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Merritte Wonn Sr entertained the Among Ourselves Club and guests with a picnic supper. Attendees included Mrs. L. O. Bort Mrs. Lucy Nill Mrs. Harley Gooding Miss Margaret Cooke Mr. Roy Crawford and grandson Tommy Columbus Mrs. Roy Crawford Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Spears Mr. and Mrs. George Wonn Mrs. Will Hansel Mrs. C. W. Scheide Miss Ida Steinman and others.
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Merritte Wonn
Among Ourselves Club
Club
L. O. Bort
Lucy Nill
Harley Gooding
Margaret Cooke
Roy Crawford
Tommy
Columbus
A. T. Spears
George Wonn
Will Hansel
C. W. Scheide
Ida Steinman
Rudolph Brandt
Merritt Wonn
Priscilla Club Guests Share Sewing Evening
The Priscilla Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Keppe's home. Members sewing included Mrs. Charles Lewis Mrs. Emma Tucker Miss Barbara Ann Vore Miss Emma Kleinschmidt Mrs. Gertrude Kleinschmidt Mrs. W D Weltner Mrs. Theodore Johnson Mrs. Fred Stracke Miss Margaret Hartmann Mrs. Harry Wright and the hostess Mrs. Keppe. Refreshments followed.
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Priscilla Club
Fred Keppe
Charles Lewis
Emma Tucker
Barbara Ann Vore
Emma _ Kleinschmidt
Gertrude Kleinschmidt
W. D. Weltner
Theodore Johnson
Fred Stracke
Margaret Hartmann
Harry Wright
Keppe
Social News: Mrs. Graham Honored by Tourist Book Club
Mrs. Lewis Graham received a surprise shower and dinner at home graciously hosted by the Tourist Book Club. Guests included Mrs Cecil Harding Jones and many local hostesses while others visited relatives across Michigan and Iowa, with several attending Miss Lida Nutter's funeral before returning home.
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Lewis Graham
Tourist Book Club
Graham
Cecil Harding Jones
Hugh Meldrim
H. W. Armstrong
Portsmouth
Allen Adams
May Bright
William Clapp
Walter Prather
Wilbur Lanning
Rauch
George van Fossen
Fred Burchfield
Dayton E. Schultheis
Eberst
Shaw
Newell Greens
James Miller
Noah Andrews
Pleasant
Mich
William F. Smith
Larry
Donald
Fort Thomas
Logan
Major Smith
Camp Campbell
Tenn
Frank Walters
Jim Beattie
New Straiteville
Joe White
Laureville
George Oldmixon
Long Island
N. Y
Julia Krebs
E. Phelps Krebs
Davenport
N. W. Runge
Fort Dodge
Lida Nutter
Victoria Phelps
Commando Raid Rehearses Invasion at White Cliffs
A World War II style account follows commandos rehearsing an amphibious raid on a coast north of Bordeaux. Tom Adams leads a unit through cliff climbs and cottage infiltration to capture a Brigadier, chase by German sentries, and a final dash to a boat as tanks close in.
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Britain
English Channel
Bordeaux
Tom Adams
Channel
Logan Coach Bitten Feeding Neighbor’s Dog
Logan football coach and pool manager Tom Bender sustained a two inch laceration to the left wrist when the dog owned by Mr and Mrs Henry Dague bit him while he tried to feed it. The incident occurred Thursday evening and was treated by a local physician.
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Logan
Tom Bender
Logan Swimming Pool
Henry Dague
Bender
Dagues
New Marshfield Man Hurt in Mine Accident
Barney Matheny of New Marshfield was injured in a coal mine accident at Starr Jackson Mining Co. in Coonville. He was taken to Cherryngton Hospital in Logan with back injuries and was described as in fair condition pending X rays.
Logan Hospital Notes and Local Health Update
George Deible, lumberman, improving at Cherrington Hospital after a truck sideswipe left him with a crushed leg. Mrs. Maxwell Prater of Carbon dale remains in serious condition after giving birth to a daughter. Evelyn Hugh, city, undergoes emergency appendectomy with fair condition. Ohio 1939 tuberculosis death rate reported at 43.1 per 100 000.
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Logan
George Deible
City
Cherrington Hospital
Maxwell Prater
Carbondale
Evelyn Hugh
Ohio
Logan Post To Enter Team In American Legion Tourney
Logan will enter the annual American Legion Baseball Tourney starting August 1 in Columbus. Russell James joins the post baseball committee, succeeding the late Clinton Webb, with Leonard Leonard managing the team. Former Legion players within age 12 to 16 are asked to report Friday at 6 P.M. at the Fairgrounds diamond to organize and begin practice for the opening game.
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Logan Post
American Legion
Fairgrounds
Frank Thompson
Mark Wylie
John Buchanan
Junior Holden
Gene Snyder
Howard Dalton
Jack Rauch
Jimmy Moorehead
Owen Landis
Legion
Sunday Services Announced by Pastor
Regular Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m at West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church with preaching at 10 30 a m Rev W E Appleman pastor states. In the evening the Young Peoples Society meets at 7 o clock followed by preaching at 7 30 with Ada Steele leading the Y P S meeting.
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Logan
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. E. Appleman
Young Peoples’ Society
Ada Steele
Y.P.S
Scouts Plan Overnight Camping Trip to East Branch
Scouts of Troop 72 plan an overnight hike to East Branch departing the scout room Monday at 5 p.m. and returning Tuesday at 1 p.m. All participants should bring ground cloth and necessary camp equipment.
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Glouster — Scouts
Troop 72
East Branch
Immunizations Given to Pre-School Children in Logan
Dr. H. G. Southard with county health nurses immunized diphtheria and smallpox vaccines for 24 children at St. John's Parochial School. The procedure continued with pre-schoolers from East and Central Schools, with future tests to be offered on parental request across other county communities.
Extension Agent to Host Crop Loan Discussion in Logan
Logan county extension agent announces Crop Loan Corp field supervisor Clarence Fear will visit the county extension office on Tuesday July 28 from 10 30 to 11 30 am to discuss crop loans with applicants and transact business with Hocking County clients.
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LOGAN
James R. Smoot
Clarence Fear
Cropay Feed Loan Corp
Hocking County
Logan A marriage license issued for Straight and Sweazy
Logan A marriage license was issued by the Probate Court on Thursday attaching to James M. Straight a Columbus railroad employee age 2 and Dorotha Mae Sweazy a Columbus receptionist age 21.
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Logan
James M. Straight
Columbus
Alma S. Stra‘en
Dorotha Mae Sweazy
Lumbus
Melvin Sweazy
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Tyrone
Joan Fontaine
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