Screen tests set for Hocking County men
Logan and nearby towns list Hocking County residents scheduled for Army service screening at the courthouse Friday at 6 pm. Names include William Sates, Robert Lee Klinger, Richard Owen Hammond, Patrick Murray City, Wand Gael Jinks, Winferd Dumm, Clifford Stiverson, Bernard Rarick, Calvin Bond, and many others from Laurelville Nelsonville Logan and Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sates
Logan
Robert Lee Klinger
Rockbridge
Richard Owen Hammond
Sherman Ave
Columbus
Patrick
Murray City
River Wendel Notestone
Laurelville
Wand Gael Jinks
Winferd K. Dumm
Richard Putney
Fred Clarence Smith
Hill
Ralph Stires
Nelsonville
Bruce Phelps Price
Jefferson
B. W. Watson
Dewey Baker
Harold Richames
Warren Glenn Coleman
Murray Oes Martin
Benteee
Clifford
Stiverson
Mitchell
Carbon Hill
Henry Withem
Eric St. Wilby
Wayne Alton Ball
Denbow
N. St. Mn
Paul Edward Risch
Enterprise
Peter Andrew
Murray
Gibisonville Library Station to Move to Moore Store
Logan county library officials announced the Gibisonville station will be moved to the Moore store in the village soon. Hallie Grimes the librarian said juvenile books will be added as part of a general expansion plan with Velva Brashares named as reading material advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gibisonville
Moore
Hallie Grimes
Velva Brashares
Hocking County Tax Take Edges Down From Week Earlier
Logan weekly sales tax receipts in Hocking County totaled 1237.42 dollars for the week ending May, down from 1245.40 in the prior week per Robert White the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Robert White
TON TON TONION: A Cleveland-Style Health Pitch
A dubious advertisement touts TON JON 1 2 and 3 as a cure for constipation and disease prevention. It urges readers to visit Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store at 9 W Union St Athens Ohio to learn more from the friendly druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Athens
Child Health Conference Announced
Dr. H. G. Southard, county health commissioner, announced a second child health conference to be held June 17 at Murray City High School. The Murray City Parent Teachers' Association will run the clinic for well children under six years old from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Dr. Southard is assisted by Mrs. Winifred Daly and Miss Pauline King, county health nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. G. Southard
Murray City
Parent Teachers’ Association
Mildred Lanning
Southard
Winifred Daly
Pauline King
Rural Youth Camp Plans At Camp Ross
Rural Youth Camp is scheduled for June 13 and 14 at Camp Ross in Ross County. Registration begins 1 30 p m on June 13 with swimming food and an 8 15 vesper led by Ruth Smallwood followed by a 9 square dance with orchestra. June 14 starts at 7 a m with rising and swimming breakfast at 8 services at 9 30 directed by Mary Ginter and Ina Haubold with swimming and games at 11 recreation at 2 and a final supper at 6 ending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Camp Ross
Ruth Smallwood
Ross County
Mary Ginter
Ina Hauboil
Appeal Notices Not Signed by Judge in Tenure Case
Logan Judge Phil A Henderson refused to sign amended appeal notices filed by defendants in the teacher tenure case Adrian Turner Sylvia Dodds Thorne Adrian Dodds Blosser versus the Ward Rural School Board. An appeal bond of 200 dollars was not signed by Judge Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Phil A. Hendersson
Adrian Turner
Sylvia Dodds Thorne
Adrian Dodds Blosser
Ward Rural School Board
Henderson
Logan Enterprise 4-H Club Builds Baseball Backstop
The Enterprise Boys 4-H Club met Monday at the school under Floyd Walker. Members completed a baseball backstop in preparation for interclub games in the county. The Rockbridge 4-H Club is set to meet June 11 with Rev. R F Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Enterprise
Floyd Walker
Rockbridge
R. F. Dennis
Har ralysis reported at home on Place Logan
Hocking County Board of Health to meet with Dr Southard this Wednesday afternoon to review reports and routine health business at the commissioner’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Midland
Hocking County
Farm accident as colt kicks farmer two ribs broken
Paul Shaw, a farmer near Midway, was kicked by a colt on his farm Friday, leaving him with two fractured ribs. The note also mentions carbon monoxide gas as odorless and deadly from car exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Shaw
Enterprise
Farmer
Midway
Logan Social Notes Memorial Day Gatherings and Church Guild Meeting
Logan residents hosted relatives and friends over Memorial Day including families from Columbus Lorain and Fort Knox. The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild will meet Thursday at 8 PM at Mrs. Bird Hammer’s home West Logan with Mrs. John Buntz coordinating.
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Ladies Guild
The
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bird Hammer
West Logan
John Buntz
Memorial Day Guests Spread Across Columbus and Lancaster
Mrs Edna Leonard of Columbus visited her mother Mrs Rose Leonard for the weekend. Misses Helen and Ruth Angie of Columbus were Memorial Day guests of their mother Mrs Ed gard Angie. Mr and Mrs Clarence Durr and daughter Carol Jean and Simon Durr of Lancaster were guests of relatives and friends Saturday. Miss Mable Campbell of Nelsonville visited friends in Logan Saturday night. Mickey L Brown and Ray Hines of Columbus spent Sunday with Brown's mother Mrs Lillian Bona Brown. Mr and Mrs Homer Snyder and daughter Bonnie of Canton also were visitors.
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Edna Leonard
Columbus
Rose Leonard
Helen
Ruth Angie
Edgard Angie
Clarence Durr
Carol Jean
Simon Durr
Lancaster
Mable Campbell
Nelsonville
Logan
Mickey L. Brown
Ray Hines
Lillian Bona Brown
Homer Snyder
Bonnie
Canton
WPA Leader Goes To Take Tests for Army
Dwight D. Robinson, two years head of the WPA in Hocking County, left Tuesday for Fort Hayes Columbus to take an army type examination before induction. Robinson, of Athens, was called to service from that city. District WPA officials have not named a successor yet, with indications a successor would be named if he is inducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dwight D. Robinson
WPA
Hocking County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Robinson
Athens
Ohlinger Promoted Sergeant From Logan Youth Serviceman
William Ohlinger formerly of Logan and employed at a local service station has been promoted to sergeant while serving with the American Expeditionary Forces abroad. The promotion comes as information reaches relatives and friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Ohlinger
Ohlinger
Logan Rotary hears Rev. Cecil H Jones speaker at White House
Logan Rotary Club met in regular session Monday night at the White House with Rev. Cecil Harding Jones as the main speaker. Pete Heime served as program committee chairman.
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Logan
Cecil Harding Jones
White House
Pete Heime
Illnesses Reported Among Local Residents
Mrs Lucy Nill is ill at her home on West Hunter Street and Mrs James Martin is ill at her home on West Second Street.
Club Meetings for Week Announced by County Agent
Logan J Smoot announces 4 H club meetings across the county. Carbon Hill opens Monday at the school with Dwight Stacey leading projects. Haydenville gathers Tuesday at the church with Roy Crothers. Laurelville meets Wednesday led by Lloyd Whistler. Union Furnace and Gore clubs meet Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p m under Harry Armstrong and V Mohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Armstrong
V. Mohler
Funeral Services for Franklin Dewey Crane Held
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 p m for Franklin Dewey Crane a 43 year old World War veteran who died Saturday at his home in Haydenville Rev Harold Watson of West Virginia conducted the rites Burial followed in Smith Chapel Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Franklin Dewey Crane
Haydenville
Harold Watson
West Virginia
Smith Chapel
Logan Fire Chief reports minor damage from electrical fire
Fire Chief Roy Star Smith said the Logan Fire Department answered a silent call to an automobile on Main Street Saturday night. Defective wiring ignited insulation, causing minor damage.
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Logan
Roy Starsmith
Main Street
Large Opening Weekend Pool Draw Sets Memorial Day Record
About 550 people used the pool during opening weekend. Three sons attended Memorial Day and Sunday to help set a new attendance record, while Monday saw fewer visitors. A large crowd was expected as temperatures soared.
Revival Continues at Lo Nazarene Church
Revival services are held nightly at the Lo Nazarene with evangelist Rodgers in Eas Palestine. The program starts at 7 30 each evening.
Appropriation Of Land Is Asked In Suit
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad sues Anna Van Auer and 30 co defendants seeking condemnation of two small Starr Township land tracts near the railroad for its use and maintenance. A 16 member jury panel was drawn for June 9 to hear the case.
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LOGAN
Court of Common Pleas
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Anna van Auer
Virginia
Starr Township
Floyd Duffy
Thelma Keyes
Phil A. Henderson
Hal Hehman
Haydenville
Harry Mercer
Freida Risch
Rockbridge
William Koon
Murray City
Russell Howe
Nathan A. Clark
Carl Engle
Enterprise
Riley Worthman
Luther Smith
Bloomingville
Charlies Meyers
F. B. Burchfield
Len Campbell
George W. Burgess
William Briley
Sam Primmer
Jacob Gleason
Mrs Grimes to Leave on Vacation for Steensville
Logan public librarian Mrs Hallie Grimes will depart Wednesday for a vacation at Steensville. She travels with Miss Gertrude Bliss, Logan High School PE instructor, who will stay briefly before Columbia University Summer School begins. Mrs Mary Blasius will fill in during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hallie — l Logan
T Ee
Steensville
Gertrude Bliss
Logan High School
Columbia University
Mary Blasius
Spencer Volunteer Enlists for Army Duty in Murray City
Spencer Ernest Eugene Spencer of Murray City has volunteered for army duty at the local Selective Service Headquarters. Officials said Monday that he completed the necessary arrangements on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Logan
Ernest Eugene Spencer
Murray City
Selective Service
Mrs. William Tschudy Serves Early Peas
Logan residents report Mrs. William Tschudy at 307 North Orchard Street served the season’s first green peas at Monday noon. The family has a history of serving early peas each year, marking a local culinary tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tschudy
Logan
N. Orchard St
Logan Police Arrest 23 Last Month
Logan police report 23 arrests in May including one drunken driving charge and several traffic violations. Five automobile accidents occurred with minor injuries to one person. A marriage license was issued to John W. Dunkle and Consuella Nikon, both 20, of New Straitsville.
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Logan
Lewis Lds
Seagian
John W. Dunkle
New Straitsville
Furnace For
Joseph Dunkle
Consuella Nikon
Beautician
Samuel Nixon
May Recorder's Collections Rise to 164.10
Logan county recorder Herman Bratton reports May fee collections totaling 164.10, up from April. The breakdown shows 123.85 for fees 28 for papers 1.05 for cancellations and searches and 4.70 for sum dries.
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