Logan City Council Adopts Police Salary and Schedule Changes
Logan City Council approved a 54 hour work week for officers and a staggered pay scale starting at 110 dollars for first year, 115 for second, and 120 thereafter. Patrolmen salaries set at 130 dollars monthly for the chief and 110 to start for officers. Councilman-at-Large William Miller resigned to take a job in Akron. 1943 budget set at 99 thousand 18 dollars 50 cents with minor fund transfers during the Tuesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
City Hall
Roy Loomis
William
Bill) Miller
Miller
Dallas Kinser
Walter E. Brehm
Akron
Ballots Prepared by Hocking County Board
The Hocking County Board of Elections announces disabled voters can secure ballots at the board office or from members. Ballots were officially issued Monday fifteen days before the primary election. Clerk Frank Harden reported thirty four absent ballots cast so far with more expected in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logans
Hocking County Board of Elections
Frank Harden
Harden
Eagles Rally Planned by Logan Aerie 2168
Logan Aerie 2168 Fraternal Order of Eagles announced a members only patriotic rally in the Eagles Hall on Thursday. Attendees must bring salvage items such as scrap metal or rubber to aid the war effort. materials will go to the local salvage committee. Principal speaker will be William Watson, state U. S. guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
At & Pm
Lewis R. Canty
the Aerie
Canty
William Watson
U. S. Guard
Carl Emmett Blosser
Aerie
Zanesville
Householder Funeral Will Be Thursday
Funeral services for 85 year old Mrs. Melzina Householder will be held Thursday at 2:30 p m at the United Brethren Church in Junction City. She died near midnight Monday at her home. Burial will be at Grand View Cemetery in Bremen. Survivors include three sons Ross Bremen Leslie Indiana Pa and Russell Junction City and two sisters Mrs Catherine Harwood Junction City and Mrs L C Wagner Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United Brethren Church
Melzina Householder
D. F. Householder
Junction City
Grandview Cemetery
Bremen
Ross
Leslie
Indiana
Russell
Catherine Harwood
L. C. Wagner
Rushville
Four Actions Dismissed by Court in Logan
Four cases in the Court of Common Pleas were dismissed without record or for want of prosecution. The Clark against Ed L Eding case was discharged with out record due to the plaintiff's death. Other dismissals: Hamilton versus Knox Ward versus Ward and Spencer versus Spencer.
Don River Region Historical Sketch and Frontline Notes
The extract surveys the Don river banks from Voronezh to Rostov with measurements of 500 to 700 feet width and 420 feet depth. It notes Cossack privileges under the czar and battles with Bolsheviks in 1917 18. It highlights fertile soil in the Big Bend and low water in August easing crossings at Kalach to the Sea of Azov with high west banks opposite level shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voronezh
Rostov
Naxis
Don
Russia
Don River
Moscow-Rostov
Real Estate Transfers in Hocking Area Noted
Transfers recorded by County Recorder Herman Bratton include John W Toole estate to Viola Toole and Francis W Toole for lots 29-30 in West Logan. Other deeds cover half acre and larger tracts in Salt Creek Starr Perry Falls Townships and portions of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
County Recorder
Herman Bratton
John W. Toole
Viola Toole
West Logan
Francis W .Toole
Maud Bolen
Pearl Fetherolf
Bessie Fetherolf
Salt Creek
Frank Reinschell
Mary Reinschell
Ross Adcock
Starr Township
Carl Stahr
Goldie Stahr
Frank C. Maher
Perry Township
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
Omer Devol
Grace Devol
Jennie Preston
Jennie Wheeler
Julia C. Bartlett
Leverett C. Montgomery
Gladys I. Montgomery
Edward Snider
Falls Township
Logan Auxiliary Civilian Defense Police Corps Dinner
Thirty members of the Logan Auxiliary Civilian Defense Police Corps gathered Monday evening in the former American Legion headquarters. Police Chief Lewis Reynolds led the meeting planning future activities and the corps role in Friday night alert practice. Refreshments followed. Another meeting is set for July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Auxiliary Civilian Defense Police Corps
The
American Legion
East Main Street
Lewis Reynolds
Runaway from Lancaster School Captured by Sheriff
Sheriff Floyd Duffy announced the capture of a 17 year old named Lonnie Smith, a Cleveland Black youth, at the Old Town Railroad yards Monday night. He is held in the county jail awaiting transfer to the Lan caster Boys Industrial School with Fairfield County officers en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Floyd Duffy
Lancaster Boys’ Industrial School
Lonnie Smith
Old Town
Fairfield County Institution
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Card Club Events
Logan notes cover G T Bridge Club at Mrs Mary Bowens home with high score by Mrs Lucius Wright and placeholder for the evening. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority held a picnic at Rachelmacher Park with plans for officer installation and Founders Day events. Several area families and visitors are listed with weekend gatherings and farewells including Army inductee Earl Stimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Rachelmacher Park
Martha Walsh
Addison Frey
Tommy Walsh
Virginia Fitzgerald
Catherine Larimer
Garnet Sheets
Esther Marks
Dayton
John Green
Nile Huffine
Anne Marie Schorr
Mildred Burton
Martha Magle
John Shaw
Edward Hamilton
Teresa Kaiser
Chester Spencer
Hocking Draft Board Transferred for Classification Shuffle
Logan report states Hocking County Selective Service Board members and affiliates have been moved to Pickaway County for classification. Ten local registrants are moved to Pickaway with twelve Pickaway members reassigned to Hocking for classification under state directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Pickaway County
State Director of Selective Service
Pickaway County Group
Local Board
Classification
Hospital Admission and Updates From Logan Notes
Darrell Martin of Middleton was admitted Monday to Cherrington Hospital for a tonsil ectomy. Mrs Maxwell Prater of Nelsonville Rural Route is in fair condition after two blood transfusions at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs Edward McDonald of Murray City is improving at Cherrington Hospital where she has received treatment for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Darrell Martin
Middleport
Cherrington Hospital
Maxwell Prater
Nelsonville
Edward McDonald
Murray City
Evelyn Hugh Logan Improves After Major Surgery
Evelyn Hugh Logan of the city is improving at Cherrington Hospital after a major operation last week, according to attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Evelyn Hugh
City
Cherrington Hospital
Urge Men To Plan For Camp At Camp Ross Hocking
James R. Smoot county extension agent urges Logan Hocking County men to reserve spots for the annual Men's Camp at Camp Ross Hocking August 1 2. Transportation will be arranged for those who do not drive. An attractive program and large attendance are expected as tire rationing limits travel to usual vacation spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking
Camp Ross- Hocking
James R. Smoot
Smoot
Logan
Camp Ohio
Utica
Rural Ministers Convene Camp Near Utica This Week
James R. Smoot announces the Rural Ministers Camp Session at Camp Ohio near Utica. The event opens Wednesday afternoon August 5 with 1:30 p.m. registration and ends Saturday August 8. Cost is 4.25 per person. reservations through J. P. Schmidt or the local extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Schmidt
Rural Sociologist
Ohio State University
Florence Anders Granted Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Florence Anders was granted a divorce from Floyd Anders by Judge Phil A Henderson in the Court of Common Pleas on Tuesday. The action cited gross neglect of duty. The plaintiff restored her former name Florence Danison. No children were involved.
William A. Jones Rites Held in Logan
Funeral services for William A. Jones a former Logan furniture worker were held Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Leonard Funeral Home. Rev E B White officiated with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include one brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Leonard Funeral Home
William A. Jones
Logan Furniture
E. B. White
Oak Grove
Straitsville 4-H Mother Daughter Potluck Notes
Straitsville reports the Sew-So 4-H Club held a July 23 Mother-Daughter potluck at advisor Mrs. C M Osborne home. Games followed the 6 PM supper with many members and guests listed. Personal notes list residents visiting, moving, military service, illnesses, hospitalizations, and a new baby born to Virginia Ambrose in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Lucy Wehrle
Jo Ann Ruff
Jean Downs
Margie DeLaney
Mary L. Reider
Lois Carolyn Wilson
Kathleen Miller
Betty Downs
1000 Old Records Collected in Hocking County
Mrs. Joe Rowley, chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary drive, announced the collection has reached 1000 records toward a 5775 quota. She urged residents to donate by calling 1603 or placing discs in the theater barrel that will host a record show Saturday morning with admission paid in records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Rowley
American Legion Auxiliary
Hocking County
Millfield Mine Closes for Rest of Week
CHAUNCEY Poston No. 6 Mine at Millfield shut Tuesday for inside repairs affecting about 250 men. The mill operated Monday and Tuesday with Phillip Ong serving as superintendent at Poston No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Poston No. 6
Millfield
Phillip Ong
Leaders of Millfield School Held Meeting
Millfield Church of Christ School teachers met at the church Monday night to plan next Sunday's program with an expected 70 attendees. A joint picnic and outing with Chauncey Church of Christ schools was discussed. present were Mrs. Ida Hill Miss Mary Wade Mrs. Mabel Smith Mrs. Edith Heffken Mrs. Mabel Mingus and Richard Lougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Richard Daugherty
Millfield Church of Christ Church
Millfield
Chauncey Church of Christ
Ida Hill
Mary Wade
Mabel Smith
Edith Heffken
Mabel Mingus
Richard Lougherty
Lucille Sanders
Garnet Brower
Court Orders Plaintiff To Pay Five Dollars Per Week
By agreement the plaintiff in the case of Jack Stage vs Wavelen Stage must pay five dollars weekly for child support, amended from two fifty. Judge Phil A. Henderson signed and filed the entry. The defendant says she cannot pursue gainful work since the child’s birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jack Stage
Wavelen Stage
Phil A. Henderson
Court of Common Pleas
John W. Hamilton Dies in Chauncey at 50
John W. Hamilton of Chauncey age 50 died suddenly Tuesday from a heart attack. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at Stout Funeral Home. Survived by sons Virgil and John of Sugar Creek, daughter Mrs. Margie Carpenter of Sutton West Virginia, brother James of Sugar Creek, and sisters Mrs. Rhoda Hall and Mrs. Amanda Jones of Doanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John William Hamilton
Chauncey and
Stout Funeral Home
Virgil
John
Sugar Creek
Margie Carpenter
Sutton
W. Va
James
Rhoda Hall
Amanda Jones
Doanville
Yeager Rites Set for Chauncey Resident Charles Yeager
Funeral services for Charles Yeager age 75 who died at his Chauncey home after a paralytic stroke will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the residence with burial in The Plains Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Amanda a son William and a daughter Mrs Ethel Eby of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Yeager
Plains Cemetery
Amanda
William
Ethel Eby
Zanesville
Return From East CHAUNCEY Visit Ties North and South
Mrs. Paul Daugherty of Circleville and her mother Mrs. Ward of Floodwood return from a two week visit with relatives in Baltimore Md. They also visited Camp Meade. En route they stopped in Alexandria Va and Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley hosted weekend guests their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Robinett Jr of Columbus. They were joined by daughter Norma Jean who spent two weeks visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karyn Lee
Kathryn Donaldson
Harriet Savage
Willard Wilson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
George Wilson
Sue Strain
Fred Blankenship
Lancaster
Clyde Strain
Jimmie Stubbs
Bob Stubbs
Herman Keeler
Murray City
Jack Mills
Dayton
Edward Mills
Jack
Air Corps
Bob Pheniox
Susan Pheniox
Thomas Boyle
Patterson Field
Dominic Boyle
Dean Collison
Logan
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Donald Blankenship
Canton
C. D. Strain
Minnie Faine
Marietta Hospital
Jim Beattie
Fulton Beattie
Bob Blankenship
Barberton
Sam Kridler
Sammie
Zanesville
Krider
Joseph Callahan
Harriet Kridler
Chauncey
Paul Daugherty
Circleville
Floyd Stanley
William Robinett Jr
Norma Jean
Stanley
Richard Daugherty
Robert Mingus
Millfield
Herold Blower
Akron
Eleanor Sharick
John Dwight
John Sharick
Sandusky
Mary Lee
Donna Blower
Gerald McDaniel
Helen Sue
H. O. McDaniel
Cincinnati
Springfield
Homer Sisson
Canaanville
Elizabeth Koenig
Isabelle Bradt
Leonard Koenig
Andrew Simpkins
Athens
Visit by Chauncey Border and wife on 10 day furlough
Corporal Willard Border and Mrs. Border from Camp Walters Texas are on a 10 day furlough to visit relatives. They stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Border of Millfield and with Mr. and Mrs. Yoho of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Willard Border
Mrs. Border
Camp Walters
Texas
Walter Border
Millfield
Yoho
Athens
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social items list moves and visits among residents. Families from Millfield Akron Sandusky Cincinnati and Murray City are noted visiting relatives and returning home, with several entries of travel and family gatherings in the Chauncey area.
Condition of Miles Linscott Improves
Miles Linscott of Ringgold, brother of Nancy Sanders and brother-in-law of Ida McDaniel, is making a satisfactory recovery after a paralysis stroke at home. Family and friends visited the Linscott residence in Morgan County. Chauncey and Floyd Stanley note their son Pvt. John Stanley has been moved from Indiana to Camp Forest in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Miles Linscott
Nancy Sanders
Ida McDaniel
Millfield
Ringgold
Frank Daugherty
Dorothy Daugherty
Richard Daugherty
Grace Border
Jack Border
Linscott
Morgan County
Floyd Stanley
Pvt
John Stanley
Indiana
Camp Forest
Tenn
John Charles Wine Reported In Fair Condition
Logan John Charles Wine of South Bloomingville is listed in fair condition at Cherring ton Hospital after an emergency appendectomy performed two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Charles Wine
South Bloomingville
Cherrington Hospital
Penney Store Reopens After Improvements on Main Street
The J. C. Penney Company on Main Street will reopen tomorrow at 9 after completing a dress up program. Manager B. O. Nixon says thousands in merchandise will go on sale for the celebration and the store has been redecorated with repairs to the balcony from a June fire and extensive upgrades throughout the main floor. The reopening promises a more modern and comfortable shopping experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Hocking Draft Board Reports Two Enlist
Logan reports two more local men have enlisted in the armed services. Joe P. Carpenter of Rockbridge Route 1 joined the U S Army Air Corps at Patterson Field Dayton. Wilbur Dwight Thompson of New Plymouth Route 1 was accepted for enlistment by the U S Marine Corps in Cincinnati.
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Board
Athens Messenger
Don Voronezh
Kalach
Big Bend
Don Kalach
Sea of Azov
Tula
Don Tula
Lake Ivon
Upper Volga
Oka
Volga
Stalingrad
Moscow
Tula Vi
Stalino
Ryazan
Rossosh
Millerovo
Taganrog Ry
Liski
Soviet
Tambov
Ysvosopa
Kamensk
Caucasus
Donskaya Lay
Noris
Miles
Hocking Area
Police Corps
Earl Stimmel
James Stimmel
Orland Stimmel
Rosalie Rheinscheid
Charles Mohler
New Lexington
F. S. Stimmel
Ross Stimmel
Charles Stimmel
Earl Spohn
St. John's Catholic School
Camp St. Rita
Kate Fox
Zida Connor
Lois Geiger
Teresa Geiger
Dorothy Geiger
Florence Schorr
Mary Ann Geiger
Mary Kaiser
Marcia Eberst
Grace Shonk
Lucille Schrader
Martha and
Rosemary Shonk
Rose Weiland
Arthur Miller
William Miller
Wilmington
Wilma Pease
W. J. Valensie
Santa Anna
Calif
Donald Noble
Huntsville
Ala
Jack Roberts
Earl Roberts
Shirley Lanier
Mrs. Lanier
Mrs. Stimmel
Hocking Draft Board
Logan Hospital
Florence Anders
Hold Jones
Straitsville
John Coats
Johnnie
Coats
Charles Eberts
Orville Russell
Phillip Faine
Ohio Oil Association of Athens
Mabel Abram
James Abram
Abram
New York
Carol Ann
Cort Webb
Ellen Callahan
Bill Brown
Fairfield
Herman Brown Sr
Lilianne Gaudreau
Quebec
Millfield School
John W. Hamilton
Plan Yeager Rites
Chauncey District
Penney
Ruwval
Zenners
Tonjons
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Ohio
Tonjon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!