New Paper Drive Planned in Logan This Week
Logan city salvage chairman Carl E. Blosser announces an other paper drive on Thursday and Friday this week. Collections will be by truck in the city east of Market Street and South Logan on Thursday and west of Market Street and West Logan on Friday. Citizens should place tied waste paper on porches or sidewalks in plain view by eight o clock am each day.
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Logan
Carl E. Blosser
City Salvage
Market Street
South Logan
West Logan
Service Men Return and Local Vets Update
Hocking service men return to duty and families receive news from the front. Sir Woodrow Coakley reported back to his New York ship after a ten day leave with his wife and four children. Pvt. Chas. Rutter, serving at Sheppard Field Texas, suffered severe burns while helping carry gravy and is hospitalized. His wife and two children live in West, while three other sons serve abroad. James R. Schultz came home from England to Columbus to reunite with his wife Ruth Thomas and family. Pfc. Clyde Bloomfield left for Miami after a sixty day furlough. he was a German prisoner for two years. Alr cadet Ralph Moorehead arrived in Columbus from Randolph Field for a fifteen day stay in Logan. Jack Boorks returns from Brazil after sixteen months for a thirty day visit. Lt. and Mrs. David Moore visited Logan due to Lt. Moore’s father’s illness in Columbus. Slee Dick Buntz of Gross Isle spent the weekend with his family.
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Sir Woodrow Coakley
New York
John
Jean
Kathryn
George
George Hart
South Culver St
Mary Rutter
West Church St
Red Cross
Sheppard Field
Texas
Pvt
Chas. Rutter
Rutter
David Rutter
K.P
Pvt. Rutter
Mickey
Karolyn
West Logan
Pearl Rutter
Navy
South Pacific
Kenneth Rutter
Earnest Rutter
Italy
James R. Schultz
England
Columbus
Ruth Thomas
Cyrus Schultz
Roy Rutter
Larry
Clyde Bloomfield
Miami
Fla
Ruth Bloomfield
Maple St. Pic
Bloomfield
Ralph ©. Moorehead
Ralph Moorehead
Randolph Field
Logan
Sid
Jack Boorks
H. M. Boocks
Brazil
I.e
David Moore
Moore
Lt. Moore
George Moore
Grant Hospital
Aor
Slee
Dick Buntz
Gross Isle
Mich
Mro
John Bitz
Shirley
Jury
Bus Operator Wins Award In Accident Prevention Contest
Logan resident William Ramsey, 55, operator of the Elite Motor Bus Company on the Logan to Lexington route, drove 92 000 miles without an accident in 144. He won first place in Class FE of the Accident Prevention Contest by the Ohio Motor Bus Association. The plaque, a walnut award with copper plates, sits above Ramsey’s desk. he becomes permanent until a third consecutive win.
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Logan
Wiliam Ramsey
South High St. Moner
Elite Motor Bus Company
Ohio Motor Bus Association
Ramsey
New Lex
Ington
Thempany
Blue Motor Company
Jim Bob King Leads Rotary Club Meeting
Jim Bob King led a Rotary Club meeting Monday evening at the White House session. King presented a technicolor film titled Petroleum's Part in the War. Special guests included Charles Lehman, Jack Boocks, and D. Rotarian from Circl iq William Lancaster Toe. He announced plans for next Monday with a program titled Men of the Bershes.
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Logan
Jim Boy King
Rotary Club
White House
Mr. King
Petroleums
Charles Lehman
Jack Boocks
D. Rotarian
William Lancaster Toe
Bershes
Patrick
Golf Tournament on Logan Course Marshal Club Plans
Members of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company and Hocking Hills Country Club will meet in two golf tournaments next Thursday afternoon on the Logan course. Dinner will follow at the Club House in the evening.
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Logan
Anchor Hocking Glass Compar
Hocking Hills Country
Mary Kessler Rites To Be Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kessler widow of Anthony Kessler will be held Thursday at Sacred Heart Church near Geneva at nine in the morning. The service will be conducted by Rev Fr Vincent Kessler and Rev Fr Maurice V Donavan with Rev Fr Paul Hammer assisting. Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery. Survivors include four sons Joseph James John Simon and four daughters Mrs Lucy Acker Mrs Florence Boch Mrs Mary Mickey and Mrs Pauline Johnson.
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Geneva Church
Paul Hammer
Leonard Funeral
Joseph
Logan
James
Texas
John
Athens
Simon
Bremen
Lucy Acker
Florence Boch
Logan Rt
Mary Mickey
Lancaster
Pauline Johnson
Logan Area Hospital Notes Update on Local Residents
Logan area notes report Logan city councilman George Moore in serious condition at Grant Hospital Columbus. Elizabeth Collison a Logan music teacher treated for blood poisoning at Sheltering Arms Athens shows improvement and may remain for two weeks. Francis Roberts local undertaker recuperating from appendectomy at St Francis Hospital Columbus. Carl L Mock on 301 day furlough with mother Lena Mack South Logan after eye injuries in Germany. He traveled home via Columbus with help from railroad staff. Mrs Howard Chute at 462 E Front St confined by rheumatism. Roberta Schmitter underwent tonsillectomy. Carl Schultz and wife of 380 Bowen St welcomed a nine pound son Jerry Leroy. Grandparents Wilbur Stover Wheeler Michigan and Cecil Schultz Calico Ridge are noted.
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Logan
George Moore
Logan| i
Rachelmacher
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Elizabeth Collison
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Francis Roberts
St. Francis Hospital
Pfe
Carl L. Mock
Valley Forge General ‘Hospital
Phoenixville
Lena Mack
South Logan
Germany
England
Homer Petty
Pennsylvania
Howard Chute
Front St
Roberta Schmitter
Carl Schultz
Bowen Sr
Jerry Leroy
Wilbur Stover
Wheeler, Mich
Cecil Schultz
Calico Ridge
Seeks New Trial for Herman Lanning
Logan attorney Christman has filed a motion for a new trial for Herman Lanning who was found guilty last week by a jury of assault with intent to rape. The motion alleges the verdict is against the weight of evidence and contrary to law, citing errors in admission of evidence, execution of the defendant, jury instructions, and the failure to present blank verdicts for assault and pledges.
Evangelists Visit in City
The Rev and Mrs Mel Rothwell and Mrs Rothwell are guests at the Rothwell home in Owosso. They recently left North Carolina evangelical work and will teach at Eastern Nazarene College Quincy Massachusetts. Rothwells to head philosophy and teach Spanish Latin while pursuing graduate studies at Harvard and others. They plan to move from Owosso to Quincy in August.
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Nelsonville
Mel-Thomas Rottwell
Ovwassso
Janws Francis
Hich St
Rothwells
North Carolina
Rethivell
Bible Holiness Seminary
Ovvosso
Owosso
Eastern Nazarene College
Quincy
Mass
Rothwell
Ohio University
University of Michigan
Harvard
Feaziv
Rev Bright Named Dean of Youth Institute at Lakeside
Rev Warren H Bright was named dean of Youth Fellowship Institute opening at Lakeside Monday. He will organize religious and recreational programs for the week and assist faculty with instructional services while serving a Methodist church in Forest, Ohio.
Corning Girl Scouts Plan Outing in Local Camp
The Intermediate group of Corning Girl Scouts will outing Thursday afternoon at the New Lexington Camp and camp at Camp Chute for a night. They must bring bed covers and table service with a parent written permit. Meet at Corning Methodist Church at 1 30 p m with chaperons Mrs Roman Hawkins Mrs Mildred Ferguson and Mrs Bertha Ferguson.
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Corning
New Lexington
Camp Chute
Corning’ Methodist Church
Roman Hawkins
Mildred Ferguson
Bertha Ferguson
Charles Brooks
Zanesqile
Richard Brooks
Anchorage
Alaska
William Dedser
Maynard Gaitten
Kingville
Tex
Charlotte Gaitten
Tommy
John Gaitten
Thomas Charlton
Mr. Charlton
Linda
Cpl
Charlton
States
Europe
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Don Moore
Columbus
Isabelle Banevich
J. R. Stallings
Melvin Fox
Ethel Radigan
Seber Holcoms
Alberta Beadle
Crooksville
Marie Keller
Fox
Henry Spray, Jr
Helen Fenneken
Edward Baldy
Muskingum River
William Matson
Glewster
August Schlingerman
G_ D Keller
Marie
Zanesville
William Dodson
Marcella Jenkins
Lige Warren Visitor Here in Nelsonville
Elijah Lige Warren, 89, former Nelsonville resident and railroad man, visited relatives here after years away. Born in Nelsonville, he worked for Hawking Valley Railroad, ran a hardware business, and later was a conductor on Union Pacific with time in Alaska. His wife, the eldest daughter of John Ep Gray, died recently in Columbus after 13th wedding anniversary. A son lives in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Nelsonville
Elijah “Lige” Warren
Columbus
We ‘H. Parks
Warren
Hawking Valley Railroad
Jeeval
Cits
Union Pacific
Alaska
John Ep. Gray
Erie
Mail Specialist Arrives Home From Paris Leave
Nelsonville reports mail specialist Jack Michaels arrives home from a 30 day leave. He is son of Mr and Mrs Edward Michaels of Carey Ohio and grandson of Dick Michaels formerly of Carbonvale. Jack and five other mail specialists were flown back to the United States from Paris via Newfoundland in a Lindbergh plane that autographed a bi for him. He is nephew of Mrs Carl Wend of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Jack Michaels
Mrr
Edward Michaels
Carey
Ohi
Randson
Dick Michaels
Carbonvale
Jack
United States
Paris
Newfoundland
Ol. Charles Lindbersh
Michnels
Carl Wend
Church conference attendees depart for Camp Monres
Nancy Kay Chauncey Le Shirley Heiser Janet Earich of Trimble Church of Christ and Darla Fierce of Greens Run Church of Christ left Sunday to attend a week long church conference at Camp Monres near Zanésvile They were taken to the camp Sunday by Miss Isabelle Courtney and Ralph Brown of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nancy Kay le Shirley Heiser
Janet Earich
Trimble
Ponies Reported Stolen From Tom Sears Farm
Police searched today for three ponies stolen from the Tom Sears pony farm yesterday in Cleveland. City officials call it the first lease of horse theft in many years.
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Cleveland
Tom Sears
Dover Pastor Is Tendered Farewell by His Friends
Dover church leaders and members from Chauncey Millfield Greens Run Taylor Ridge and Trimbie gathered at Millfield Church of Christ for a farewell service for Rev Glaze Thompson who resigned as assistant pastor Gifts were presented and a reception was held Afterwards Pvt Floyd Drescher son of Mr and Mrs F F Drescher Truetown who had returned from Germany recently underwent surgery in Cambridge Hospital Shrapnel injuries were removed and his condition was reported favorable
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Millfield
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Trimbie
Millfield Church
Earl Johnson
Trim‘bie
Igie Fierhaugh
Fioyd
Nye
Bart Pett
Cal
Kathleen Mingus
Junoir
Borothy Murpay
Geraldine” Martin
Trimble
Glaze Thompson
Gilbert
Courtney
Millie Women
Floyd Drescher
F. F. Drescher
Truetown
Germany
Fletcher Hospital
Cambridge
Juanita
Julia
Ann Kennard
Andy Kolar
Tunior Courtney
Clifford Courtney
Corning
Bunk Brown
William Henry
Michael Keasey
James Ley
Chauncer
Muskingum’ River
Junior Simpson
Pvt
Eldon Robinson
Beulah Robinson
George Williamson
Glen Rogers
Chauncey Community Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Chauncey residents share a busy spell of visits and travels. Frank and Mrs. Kirkendall spent Sunday at Old Man's Cave while visiting Mrs. Kirkendall’s niece Alta Kneece in Laurelville, Ohio. George Williamson traveled to Columbus to see his father, James Williamson Sr., recovering from major surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital.
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Chauncey
Frank Kirkendall
Old Man's Cave
Mine Workers Auxiliary District Meeting Planned
Chauncey district convenes the Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers at Longstreth on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The district includes the auxiliaries at Chauncey Glouster Trimble Murray City Buchtel Roseville and Longstreth.
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Mine Workers Auxiliary Plans District Meeting
Chauncey
Ladies Auxiliary To the
United Mine Workers
Longstreth
Chauncey, Glouster
Trimble
Murray City
Buchtel
Rosevile
Sailor on seven day furlough returns to family
Wilbur Baldarson Jr. has completed training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station and is spending a seven day furlough with his family. At the end of the leave he will report back to Great Lakes for reassignment.
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Glouster
Wilbur Baldarson, Jr
Great Lakes Naval
Great Lakes
Mrs Kasler suffers broken ankle in Columbus fall
Mrs Roy Kasler fractured her ankle in a fall at her home in Columbus. Her niece Mrs Eileen Leake of Trimble has been staying several days at the Kasler residence in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Roy Kasler
Columbus
Eileen Leake of
Trimble
Kasler
Nelsonville Board Awards Coal Contract and Hires Teacher
Nelsonville The City Board of Education awarded next term coal contracts to Edward Green Nelsonville at 5.40 per ton two inch No 6 coal and hired Mary Ruth Krinn 31 of Logan R F C as new high school teacher with 11 prior teaching years at Carbon Hill Laurel Run and Gibisonville. Night school will be conducted by A W Seabright of Logan with opening dates to follow. board plans adjournment for July 30 to hire more teachers and discuss other school matters.
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Misa Mary Ruth Krinn
I Logan R.F.C
Logan High School
Ohio University
Carbon Hill
Laurel Run
Gibisonville
A. W. Seabright
Logan
Edward-Green
Nelsonville
Old Timers Fall To McConnelsville In Big Score
Nelsonville report says Dr. Walker's Buchtel Old Timers were routed 18 to 43 by McConnelsville Sunday. Vets led 2 0 in first, five in second, then the third inning produced a rally as McConnelsville pulled away. Pitching woes and errors hampered the Old Timers. McConnelsville invited a return game for August 12 while Vets schedule a service men’s team in Nelsonville Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Utne
Vets
McConnelsville
Garner
Joneson
Dan
Dr. Walker
Mrs Herrold Dies Today in Toledo
Nelsonville remembers Katharine Herrold widow of James Herrold who died today at her daughter Mary Nevers home in Toledo after living with her for six months. She leaves daughter Stettla Davis of Detroit son Dr Floyd Herrold of Fairview Mont and brother George Butts Nelsonville. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and Woman's Relief Corps. Body to come to Stout Funeral Home for arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Katherine Herrold
James
Herrold
Detroit
Floyd Herrold
Fairview
Mont
George Butts
Millfield Visitor from Texas Highlights Willis Family
Flight Officer Gerald Willis arrived in Millfield to visit his brother Charles and sisters Mrs. Lucille Lanning, Mrs. Hazel Mills, Mrs. Kathleen Mingus, and their mother Mrs. Minnie Willis. The gathering marks a familial reunion with relatives from Texas.
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Yvistrs
Millfield
Gerald Willis
Texas
Minnie Willis
Mill‘field
Charles Willis
Lucille Lanning
Hazel Mills
Kathleen Mingus
St James Day Holy Communion Observed in Nelsonville Service
Nelsonville observes St James Day on Wednesday July 25 with a joint Holy Communion service at the Nelsonville church. Conducted by Rev. Ralph W Parks the Wayside Cathedral and Church of the Epiphany join in the observance and invite public attendance.
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Nelsonvigle
St James Day
Ralph W.parks
Wayside Cathedral
Nelsonville Church
Michael Dukeman Dies At Home In Akron
Michael Duke, age 75, a former resident of The Plains, died Saturday at his Akron home. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at Stout Funeral Home Nelsonville, with viewing Thursday afternoon 3 to 4. Burial will be at Mt. Calvary Cemetery Athens. His wife preceded him in death.
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Nelsonville
Michael Dukeijeman
the Plains
Akron
Stout Funeral
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Athens
Meeting Notice for Presbyterian Missionary Society
Members are scheduled to meet Thursday evening at home at 7:30. Mrs Roy Snackenburg will lead the program.
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Presbyterian Missionary
Sagety
Clotk
Roy Snackenburg
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Logan Course
Mary Kessler
Logan Area
Herman Lanning
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City Board of Education
Qinine
Comimunion
St. James
Hilleary
New Straitsville
McQuade Barber Shop
Michael Dukeman
Devel
Tom
Zenners
Sgrest
Ting
Jaffan
Iwo Jima
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Japan
Taeli
Fen
Pacific
Semry
Dokens
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Arex Joey
Rovercy
Pe Sas
Cooperan
the McBee Company
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