Burial Services Held For Stevens Daughter
Grave side services at Oak Grove Cemetery were conducted for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Stevens of Poplar Street. The infant died shortly after birth Tuesday morning. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. William McQuade of Logan.
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LOGAN
Iere
Oak Grove Cemetery
A. N. Grueser
Alva Stevens
Poplar St
John A. Stevens
William McQuade
Logan native Owen Huls listed killed in action
Navy confirms Owen Douglas Huls Aviation Radioman 2-c has been officially listed killed in action. He served as crew on a flight that attacked Borneo after taking off from Tarawa and was later attacked by Japanese anti aircraft on Celebes west coast. He graduated from Grandeview High School in 1942 and is the grandson of Mrs. D. Shriner of 478 W. Second St. Logan residents now in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gifford Huls
Columbus
Navy
Owen Douglas Huls
2-C
Tarawa
Borneo
Celebes
Owen
D. Shriner
W. Second St
Grand-eview High School
Cooleys Entertain Guests From Gallipolis and Tampa
Mr and Mrs Jess Cooley of Warner Ave host horse guests Miss Charlotte Sims of Gallipolis granddaughter of Mrs Cooley and Mrs Eva Shafer of Tampa Fla. The visitors joined the Cooleys Tuesday in Philo Ohio as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Brown
Third St
H. B. Swinehart
Gerry
Enid
Jimmy
Wakeman
Ohio
Norma Jean Fickle
Jacob Fickle
Columbus
Jess Fickle
Logan
Jess Cooley
Warner Ave
Charlotte Sims
Gallipolis
Five Take Exam For Fine Job
Logan Wayne Timberlake Charles W. Smith and Waldo Durant-Take exam Tuesday evening at the police station by the City Civil Service Commission to create an eligibility list for appointing the vacancy left by the resignation of Assistant Fire Chief Gerald McLaughlin. Mayor Denzil Weltner and Roy Loomis will make the appointment. Five took the test. Timberlake Smith and Durant were highest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wayne Timberlake
Charles W. Smith
Waldo Durant
City Civil Service Commission
Clarence Blosser
Ener Mowery
Kari Poling
Denzil Weltner
City Service
Roy L. Loomis
Gerald McLaughlin
Frazier Johnson Dishong Reunion Holds 21st Gathering
LOGAN July 21 the twenty first annual Frazier Johnson and Dishong reunion was held at Rachelmacher Park shelter house. Officers elected were Mayme Fisk president Kenneth Frazier vice president and Blanche Palmer secretary and treasurer. Next year’s reunion will be July 21 at the same location. Attendees included Mary Ann Castell Edward Smith Betty Walker Mae Covert Ruth Sherry Hiram Palmer Flossie Hiller Arley Fisk Lewis Keplar Pearl Smith Damon Treadway and others.
Logan Real Estate Transfers Reported in Falls and Salt Creek Townships
Recent transfers list Thomas Tatmat to Tatman for about 80 acres in Salt Creek Township with a warranty deed. Lillie Howdyshell and J R Howdyshell to Oddest Thompson Marie Thompson for about 5 acres in Falls Township with a warranty deed. Gus Kellenbarger and Minnie Kellenbarger to Joseph T Krannitz for lot 895 in Logan City with a warranty deed. Charles H Funk and Ettie D Funk to Harry Nihiser for lot 895 in Logan City with a warranty deed.
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Logan
Thomas Tatmat
Car] Tatman
Salt Creek Township
Lillie Howdyshell
J. R. Howdyshell
Oddest
Thompson
Marie
Falls Township
Gus Kellenbarger
Minnie Kellenbarger
Joseph T. Krannitz
City of Logan
Charles H. Funk
Ettie D. Funk
Harry Nihiser
City of
Social Notes From New Plymouth Area
Earl Frantz was a business visitor at Lancaster Friday. Several families visited relatives in Logan and Lancaster. Birthday celebrations followed at the Heinlein home with a large birthday cake as centerpiece.
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New Plymouth
Earl Frantz
Lancaster
Fred Mowery
Ethel
Logan
Maclin
Theresa Turner
Ben Allen
Somerset
Raymond Sigler
Columbus
Roy Sigler
Bert Flixinbaugh
Salem
Elmer
Grant Wharf
Mr. Wharf
Stanley Miller
Bible School of the Christian Church
McArthur
Harold Miller
Junior Thompson
Newark
Goldie Jones
Punta Gorda
Florida
Tom Wharf
Evansville
Ind
Oscar Wharf
Bellefontaine
Charles Fuller
Raymond Fuller
Bobby
Mary Ellen
Hazel Ansel
Ralph Washington
Harry Faulkner
Melba
Athens
Hazel Simpson
Michael
Gerald Lavely
Union Furnace
Treadley Heinlein
Herbert Jones
Larry
Rio Grande
S. M. Heinlein
Earle Heinlein
Heinlein
Matinee Stitchers Plan Fair Exhibits
Logan Ohio Matinee Stitchers 4-H Club met Friday to discuss exhibits for the Hocking County Fair in September. Phyllis Schorr presided. members present included Katy Green Delores Lemon Mary Ann Beougher Mary Ann Mauk Martha Keck Wilma Rheinscheid Patty Swartz Janet Sue Snyder Dixie Spackey Bonnie Fox Betty Wright Ruth Summers Shirley Larimer Treas Geiger Coletta Judy and Martha Shonk.
Divorce Actions Listed By Hacking Courts
Multiple divorce filings appear in Logan and nearby courts. Dorothy Rosser seeks temporary alimony and fees against Belford Rosser for a July hearing after a prior dismissal. Viola Wagner sues Lewis Wagner for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. they wed in 1940 at Gibisonville. Harold W. Smith files for divorce from Esther E. Smith on cruelty grounds. Judge Rhea Pettit Bangert granted William Flowers a divorce from Carmelita Flowers on gross neglect. Sigma Phi Sorority elected new officers at a Monday meeting led by Mary Ann Moore and others. reports from the Louisville convention were given by Eileen Couch and Marjorie Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Juniior
Carmelita
Common Pleas
Logan
Sigma Phi
Mary Ann Moorehead
Eileen Couch
Marjorie Price
Retha Jean Mohler
iMary Mowery
Margene,Williams
Betty Pritchard
Garnett
Sheets
Catherine Lackey
Joan Gartner
Louisville
Irma Myers
Pauline Mowery
Harold Brown
John Shaw
Charles Lehman
Marion Armstrong
Hammon
Mayor's Court Fines Three Men Tuesday
Logans mayor court arraigned Wilber Streets Logan on assault and battery. Hardesty filed affidavit. Streets fined with costs. Vance Brian and Hubert Bolin, both Logan, fined $10 and costs. Bolin also pays $5 for disturbing the peace. Floyd Patton and Donald Crane charged with speeding, each fined $10 and costs.
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Logan
Weltner
Wilber Streets
Donna
Hardesty
W. Hunter &Restaurant
Vance Brian
Hubert Bolin
Bolin
Ann
Floyd Patton
Donald Crane
Social and Farm Notes From Point Rock Area
Social briefs report Estella Radekin at the Star Garden Club meeting and picnic at Star grange hall. Farmers Garnet Verigan and Frank West fall harvested wheat at Verigan’s son-in-law Clarence Brown’s farm near Albany. Ferrall Pierce of Radcliff visited Morris family and joined D V Morris and sons to Pomeroy and Middleport. Gerald Collins of Columbus spent Fri through Sun with John Radekin and others. Charles Roberts of Point Pleasant cut wheat while tenant William Wray convalesced. W M Morris and grandsons Clyde and Clayton Morris visited in Pomeroy. Robert Fisher and family including Helen and Carolyn Holcomb from Columbus visited W R Holcomb’s family in Union Ridge. Mrs. W D Bable visits son John Stable in Union Ridge. Stewart man arrested in Logan for reckless operation. Daniel McIntorf pleads guilty, pays fine. Eric Stanley Gardner, detective fiction writer, practiced law for 22 years.
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Point Rock
Estella Radekin
Star Garden
Star Grange Hall
Garnet Verigan
Frank Westfall
Verigan
Clarence Brown
Albany
Ferrall Pierce
Radcliff
Morris
D. V. Morris
Clyde and
Clayton
Pomeroy
Middleport
Gerald Collins
Columbus
John Radekin
Charles Roberts
Point Pleasant
William Wray
W. M. Morris
Clyde
Clayton Morris
Robert Fisher
Fisher
Helen
Carolyn Holcomb
W. R. Holcomb
Everett
W. D. Bable
John Stable
Union Ridge
Local Logan Area Hospital and Home Medical Updates
Logan area residents receive hospital treatment and recoveries. Ralph Collins treated for a bruised foot at a local physician’s office after brick yard work. Stephen Ward, McArthur, admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital for treatment. Seven pound newborn joins Mr. and Mrs. Kilkenny of Nelsonville. Minor surgeries include Lowell, June and Roy Hall and George Ballard. Edward Conley discharged after major surgery. Earl Shriner returns home after major surgery. Esther Woods returns home after major surgery at Lancaster Municipal Hospital. Mrs. George McIntosh and daughter Carol Ann discharged to Five Mile home. Laura Dowler appointed administratrix of Frank W. Dowler estate by Judge E L Ewing.
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Logan
Ralph Collins
Stephen Ward
McArthur
Hocking Valley Hospital
William Kilkenny
Nelsonville
H. V. Hospital
Lowell
June
Roy
Lyle Hall
South Logan
George L. Ballard
John Leslie
Jean Hunt
Elizabeth Hunt
Edward Conley
Earl Shriner
W. Second St
Grant Hospital
Esther Woods
Court Park
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
George MclIntosh
Carol Ann
Five Mile
Service Briefs From Hocking County Veterans
Honorable discharges announced by the Selective Service board include S1c Virgil Shark Haydenville from the Navy at Bremerton Washington on July 18 S1c Robert Edwin Shriner W s Second St from the Navy at Great Lakes on July 23 Cpl Donald A Thomas from the Marine Corps at Great Lakes on July 13 Pfc Gail Ronald Tatman South Bloomingville from the Army at Fort Meade Md on July 19 Recent enlistments of three Hocking County men in the regular army were reported by Lt George S Cath commanding officer of the Chillicothe Army recruiting station Robert E Holdren 18 son of Mr and Mrs John Holdren 341 W Front St enlisted for three years in the Transportation Corps to serve in the Mediterranean Theater of Operations John E Clark 17 son of Mr and Mrs Orla Clark Logan Route 4 enlisted for 18 months Wayne H Azbell 21 Laurelville son of Lee Azbell Amanda reenlisted for three years in the Transportation Defense Command
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Logan
Selective Services Board
S-l-c
Virgil Shark
Haydenville
Navy
Bremerton
Washington
Robert Edwin Shriner
W.' S Second St
Great Lakes
Cpl
Donald A. Thomas
Marine Corps
Gail Ronald Tatman
South Bloomingville
Army
Fort George G. Meade
Hocking County
George S. Cath
Chillicothe Army
Robert E. Holdren
John Holdren
W. Front St
Transportation Corps
John E. Clark
Orla Clark
Logan Route 4
Wayne H. Azbell
Laurelville
Lee Azbell
Amanda
Transportation Defense Command
Rabies Tests Reported for Local Animals
A grey fox head and a dog head suspected rabid were sent to the state laboratory in Columbus by the Hocking County Health Department. The dog, owned by Andy Inboden of Logan Route 4, made six contacts now under medical care. The fox was found on Noah Robey’s farm near Logan.
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Logan
State Laboratory
Columbus
Hocking County Health Department
Andy Inboden
Route 4
Noah Robey
Logan couple granted marriage license in probate court
Joseph Clarence Lattimer a 39 year old time keeper and Minnie Ella Yantes Wilson a 25 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wilson both of Logan were issued a marriage license in probate court on Wednesday.
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Logan
Joseph Clarence Lattimer
Land
Edward Lattimer
Logan, Land
Minnie Ella Yantes Wilson
John Wilson
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Stevens
Queen Esther
Order of Eastern Star
Frank Ricketts
Merritt Wonn, Jr
Constance Schultz
James Rees
Oliver Blake
Wylie Thurness
Mary Lehman
Otto Lyke
John Hunsaker
Edgar Hillyer
Marvin Lackey
Otto Mes
Joe Phillips
Harry Hammon
H. H. Shrimer
Joshua Matheny
Jess Cooleys
Gallaher Drugs
Hunt Club
W. Hunter St
Logan Home Furnishing CO
W. Main St
Hacking Courts
Social
Stewart
Daniel McIntorf
Floyd Duffy
Frank St. Clair
Eric Stanley Gardner
Laura Dowler
N. Walnut Sr
Frank W. Dowler
E. L. Ewing
Mutual
Wallace
Logan, Ohio
Hocking
Wed
Ee . Saker
Columbus’ District Construction UK
CPA
Evelyn Hunboom
HMB
South Court Street
Blue Swan
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