Logan Selective Service lists 50 men for June screening
Officials announced 50 Logan and county registrants will report for screening physical examinations at the courthouse on Wednesday night June 9 to meet a large July quota from State headquarters. A total of 56 registrants received tests Wednesday night, with the list naming names and addresses across Logan, Columbus, Nelsonville, Newark, and nearby towns.
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Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service
Logan and County
State
Palmer Funeral Held in Logan for Elizabeth Palmer
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Hein Jein Funeral Home for Elizabeth Palmer 74 who died Wednesday night at her home on West Main Street after a long illness Rev A N Grueser officiated with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery She is survived by three sisters Ellen Andrews Alice Palmer and Clara Palmer daughters of the late John S and Mrs Palmer natives of Pennsylvania
Local Selective Service Reports Inductions
Selec tive Service Board reports William Thomas Mess barger Sugar Grove Route 1 has entered the U S Maritime Service and begun basic training. Wayne Carter Stump formerly of Hocking County has been inducted into the U S Army at Columbus where he is employed.
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LOGAN
Selective Service Board
William Thomas Messbarger
Sugar Grove
U. S. Maritime Service
Wayne Carter Stump
Hocking County
U. S. Army
Columbus
Logan County Selective Service Adds Four Inductees
Members of the Hock ing County Selective Service Board announced Thursday that four Logan and county registrants volunteered for immediate duty. They are Jack Norton Moorhead Thomas Rochester Campbell Clarence Lee Holden of Logan and Ralph Donald Canan Rockbridge Route 1. They have had screening exams and will join a future inductee contingent.
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Logan
Hocking County
Blosser Divorce Suit Filed in Hocking County
Adrien Blosser of Nelsonville files for divorce from former teacher Nelson Kaye Blosser of Akron in the Court of Common Pleas charging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married April 9 1938 the couple have no children. Plaintiff seeks injunction against disposal of property and bonds. Defendant moves to quash service alleging lack of 30 day residency in Hocking County prior to filing May 26 1943.
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Hocking County
Relief rolls shrink in Hocking County May end
Hocking County relief rolls fell to 66 persons in 20 family members and 29 single cases by month end. Early May had 81 persons in 27 families and 29 singles. one family and 16 individuals were added while eight families were closed. Most singles were absorbed by private employment.
Nine-pound son born to Mr and Mrs Phillip Smith
Logan and Mrs Smith of Nelsonville are the parents of a nine pound son born Wednesday night at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs Clyde Evans underwent minor surgery at the hospital Thursday. Mary Jo Ruffner daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Ruffner of Logan Route 4 is reported improving after amputation of two fingers last week.
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Logan
Phillip Smith
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Clyde Evans
Mary Jo Ruffner
Floyd Ruffner
Logan-Kenneth Holdren Hurt by Shattered Bottle at Logan Home Dairy
Kenneth Holdren of Union Furnace sustained a badly lacerated left hand when a milk bottle shattered at Logan Home Dairy where he works. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital and required several stitches to close the wound.
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Logan
Kenneth Holdren
Union Furnace
Logan Home
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Club Plans Picnic at Rachelmacher Park
Members of the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club schedule a group picnic at Rachelmacher Park on Tuesday, June 8. outing chair man Georgia Hansel leads the committee coordinating the event.
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Logan
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Rachelmacher Park
Georgia Hansel
President Orders Miners To Return To Work By Monday
President Roosevelt directs miners to resume work by Monday under War Labor Board jurisdiction. New terms include cost-bearing equipment by producers and vacation pay rising to 50 dollars. The move follows a three day coal stoppage affecting Birmingham steel and regional production. Congress debates the Smith Connally bill while lawmakers clash over loyalty and government authority during wartime.
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Roosevelt
War Labor Board
WLB
Birmingham
Ala
Kentucky
Illinois
Progressive
AFL
U.M.W
Congress
Senate
Lewis
Guffey
D.-Pa
Whittington
D.miss
John L. Lewis
Hoffman
R.-Mich
House
Michigan
Thomason
D.-Tex
United States
Corn Planting Resumed by Hocking Area Farmers
Logan Ohio farmers in Hocking County resume belated corn planting as warm weather returns. County extension agent James R. Smoot advises planting by June 25 for grain and July 1 for silage for best feed, noting favorable weather can still yield good maturity. Fertilizer use should rise to hasten crops. past records show May 27 plantings average 50 bushels per acre, June 13 plantings 37, with first killing frost not before October 1 in 42 years of weather data.
Canning Cookers To Be Made Available in Limited Number
War Production Board authorizes 125000 more pressure cookers for home canning, boosting 1943 output to 275000. Despite the rise, distribution to retail remains slow and rationing continues. Applicants with group needs get priority. purchase certificates are issued on expected canning output. About 31000 cookers to retailers by June 1 with 55000 in June and 60000 in July. Most are 14 quart capacity, others 7 quart.
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Victory Gardens
Shaw
County War Board
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings
The Duplicate Club held an afternoon and evening bridge gathering at Hammon Haven with hostess Mrs. Claude Hammon. Guests included Mrs. John Connor and others from Nelsonville Mt. Pleasant Michigan. Farewell picnic for Grace Holden featured hand painted plaques.
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J. R. Hankison
Ed Paul
Bingham
Grace Holden
Greentown
Rachelmacher Park
Holben
Marguerite Steward
Florence Huffman
Marie Watts
Virginia Matheny
Fannie Linn
Lois Geiger
Melba Linn
Bud Geiger
Mary Ann Geiger
Olive Linn
Thelma Keyes
Lynn Matheny
Logan case transcript filed in Common Pleas court
Transcript filed in the Court of Common Pleas in Logan for the State of Ohio against Ben Singer. Singer denied assault and battery and was held to the grand jury on a $300 bond. No fires in May reported by Logan Fire Department. one minor blaze extinguished Tuesday night.
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Logan
State of
Ohio
Ben Singer
Court of Common Pleas
Frank St. Clair
Singer
Logan City
Roy Stallsmith
Mrs. Fitzger ald Improves After Cleveland Clinic Surgery
Mrs. Kenneth Fitzgerald, wife of the Hocking County auditor, is reported improving after a major surgical operation at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital in Cleveland on Tuesday.
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Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Hocking County
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Cleveland
Eveland Death Investigated After Hit by Truck
Clyde Eveland a 50 year old South Bloomingville farmer was killed when struck by a hit ship driver near Benton Township. He was found on State Route 56 at 1 15 a m by Robert Pollum and Otto Peters and died of multiple fractures before help arrived. Sheriff Floyd Duffy Deputy Jack Waldron and Prosecuting Attorney Harley Meyer investigate clues while funeral arrangements are made by Deffenbaugh Funeral Service.
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Logan
Deffenbaugh
Laurelville
Clyde Eveland
South Bloomingville
Benton Township
Eveland
Robert Pollum
Otto Peters
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Floyd Duffy
Jack Waldron
Harley Meyer
Hocking County Egg Production Ranks Seventh in May
In May Hocking County placed seventh among 38 counties in Ohio egg production per the Ohio State University report. The average flock size was 183 hens with 17.5 eggs per hen and a county price of 31.8 cents per dozen. Leading producers included Henry Rheinscheld O W Hartsough Grace Rhein scheld Ralph Rhein scheld Sam Moore Mrs Andy Rauber and Norma Edwards.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio State University
Henry Rheinscheld
O. W. Hartsough
Grace
Ralph Rheinscheld
Sam Moore
Andy Rauber
Norma Edwards
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Social notes from Pomeroy recount visits by Mrs. A Main of Long Beach California to her mother Mrs. George Heber Jones at Dr. and Mrs. Co. FE W Downie residence. Harvard graduate William Main heads to Officers Training School at Fort Sill Oklahoma after visiting. Other locals entertain guests, join clubs, and share family news and Red Cross activity.
Chauncey District Social Ties Highlight Sunday Visits
Mrs Elizabeth Coleman and daughter from Akron join G W Shaffer in Lower Plains for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Virgil Davis in Athens. They also visited Paul Shaffer near Albany. James Ferguson of Charleston W Va visits Flora McHarg and Russell at Lower Plains. Others host family and friends across Fisher and Bailey Run areas.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Coleman
Akron
Maxine Robinson
Murray City
G. W. Shaffer
Lower Plains
Virgil Davis
Athens
Paul Shaffer
Albany
James J. Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
Flora McHarg
Russell
Harry Moore
Arthur Burchfield
Harry Peyton
Nina and
Loval
Near Fisher
Lois Stage
Johnnie
Delbert Peyton
Sharon Eileen
George Gabriel
Peyton
Mes
Napoleon Bulloch
Bailey Run
W. E. Dicken
Alice Dawley
Carbon Hill
Chauncey Services at Church of God Schedule
Chauncey Church of God announces Sunday services beginning 9 30 a m with Church School led by Stanley Norris Preaching by Pastor Clarence Way at 10 30 a m Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m led by Mrs Flo Kelzen berg followed by a sermon by the pastor
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Chauncey
Church of God
Stanley Norris
Clarence Way
Young Peoples Meeting
Flo Kelzenberg
Millfield Ladies Aid to Meet June 9 at President’s Home
The Monthly business and social gathering of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church will be next Wednesday night June 9 at the home of society president Mrs Gertrude Brown Millfield. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and cookies.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Millfield
Powell visits Pomeroy renews old friends
R R Powell former United Brethren preacher from Syracuse and longtime Ohio Senate member spent this week in Pomeroy meeting many old acquaintances. Powell rose from Syracuse to Northern Ohio politics and is now a recognized district leader.
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Pomeroy
R. R. Powell
United Brethren
Syracuse
Memorial Day Guests Enjoyed by Wade Smith and kin
Mrs Viola Wade and family hosted Memorial Day guests including Mrs Lucy Norris Mr Prentice Osborne and Mrs Gladys Learned and daughter Nancy from Columbus along with Mrs Mabel Smith of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Viola Wade
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Lucy Norris
Prentice Osborne
Gladys Learned
Nancy
Columbus
Dawley Home Hosts Furlough Guests from Camps
Mr and Mrs Hugh Dawley of Millfield entertain guests Martin Ginnan from Camp Van Dorn and Walden Deal from Camp Van Nuys on furlough, with Mrs Martin Ginnan of Jackson also visiting.
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Chauncey
Hugh Dawley
Millfield
Martin Ginnan
Camp van Dorn
Miss
Walden Deal
Camp
van Nuys
Calif
Jacksonville
Chauncey to Host County Men’s Brotherhood Meeting
The Men's Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ in Athens County will hold a quarterly gathering at Chauncey Church on June 9. Rev. C. L. Johnson of Columbus will speak with Dr. Floyd Faust leading music. Rev. Glaze Thompson will join. Ministers and men’s classes urged to attend with a countywide schedule released.
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Chauncey
Men's Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ
Athens County
Chauncey Church
C. L. Johnson
Wilson Avenue Church of Christ, Columbus
Floyd Faust
Broad Street Church of Christ, Columbus
Glaze Thompson
Rev. Johnson
Nelsonville
Memorial Day Guests Gather at Chauncey Home
Mr and Mrs Or ley Young entertained guests at their New Marshfield home for Memorial Day. Attendees included Mrs Gwendolyn Banfield and children Larry Bill Minnette and Audrey from Chauncey, Mr and Mrs Elmer Phillips and sons Bill and Doug of Elyria, and Misses Kathleen Gladys Phillips and Glennis Phillips of Athens.
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Chauncey
Orley Young
New Marshfield
Gwendolyn Banfield
Larry Bill
Minnette
Audrey
Elmer Phillips
Bill and
Doug
Elyria
Kathleen
Gladys Phillips
Glennis Phillips
Athens
Chauncey Leiber Hostesses Honor Sons Before Army Departure
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Leiber hosted a Thursday 4 o clock dinner at their St home to honor their sons James and Hodge who are departing for Army service. Guests included Homer Shields Pegg Over Donna Skinner Jo Ann Mae Seiber and others from Sugar Creek Columbus and nearby areas.
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Chauncey
Hodge A. Leiber
Chauncey A
James
Hodge
Homer Lewis Shields
Pegg
Billy Joe
Seiber
Donna Skinner
Jo Ann
Donna
Mae Seiber
Chauncey Kollister
Sugar Creek
Ruth Seiber
Lawrence
Bill Ray
Columbus
Chauncey Family News From Weekend Visit Highlights
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs H Locke and daughters Lavella and Beulah hosted a weekend gathering with Kenneth Locke and his family from Columbus. Also visiting were Quince Bex OF and Corp Harold H Locke on a 10 day furlough to see his parents and Chauncey friends.
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Chauncey
Brown family guests honored at Trimble Route home
A list describes a gathering at the Trimble Route 1 home with Mrs. Gladys Tilton and others including E J Kline, Edith Brown Kline, Leroy Brown, Mary Brown, and Robert Russell of Kent as attendees.
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Chauncey
A. L., Brown
Trimble
Gladys Tilton
Mark
E. J. Kline
Francis
Edith Brown Kline
Leroy Brown
Marysell Brown
Robert Russell
Kent
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Wendell Krvin Phillips
Kenneth Lloyd Black
Summit Station
Chas. FE Black
Fred ‘Thomas White
W. Hunter St
Roy Senegal
S. Front St
Lancaster
Paul Huey Nelson
Melvin Wesley Dumm
Taurelville
Garrett Virgil Barber
Townsend Ave
Ha Wesley Reeves
Mound St
Oakley William Forrest
Albert Maywood Justice
Homer Ave
Garrett Edison Sherlock
Fernwood
Toledo
Walter Elwood Stiverson
Gore
John Robert Mohler
Morning Ave
Earl Ernest Bensonhaver
N. Market St
Richard Wheeler Mann
Brice
Earl Dupler
Meek Ave
Lawrence Richard Savey
Hunter Ave
Richard Neil Schultz
Gallagher
Gordon Lovell Shinn
Linwood Ave
Norwalk
Francis Earl Sheets
Warner Ave
James Francis Jacobs
East St
Howard Erwin Tubbs
James Tyson Hughes
Brooke St
Harley Cherrington Sheets
Hubert Mills Juniper
Main St
Rolland Frederick Bai
Rockbridge
James Alber Riddlebarger
Main
Jonathan Oliver
Macon Alley
Ralph Clarence Helber
S. Culver St
Harold Kenneth Stephenson
Bowen St
Archie George William
James Bradford Adcock
Front St
Slwyn Durward Patterson
Edson Monroe Shaw
Leroy Edgar Gottman
Scott Field
P. O
Willard Edwin Miller
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
Arthur Merlin Rose
Fourth St
Richard Reynolds
17Th Avenue
Beamin Ballard Bell
Midway
Idway
Floyd Nelson Walter
Loren Ralph
Poplar Avenue
Are Wendel Notestone
Palmer
Vinsons
Fred M. Vinson
Fred, Jr
Mrs. Vinson
Blosser
Logan Hospital
Hocking Area
FE. W. Davis
Richard Farmer
L. P. Mooney
Shirley
J. W. Tschappat
Utica
Phil Tschappat
R. M. Lee
Wooster
Mound Street
Dee Hamilton
Bartelle Hamilton
Chicago
Eddie Hamilton
U. S. Navy
Lawrence Hack
Hester Lee
Claire White
Paul Fickel
Cherry Point
North Carolina
Florence Fickel
Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ
Pomeroy Social Notes
Entertains Club
J. W. McMurray
Lawrence Weed
Mildred Rice
Pomeroy Personals
Charles Welch
James Hazelton
Lillian Roush
Mason City
Marvin Roush
West Virginia Wesleyan
Buchannon
John Flood
Portsmouth
Glenroy Ewing
F. R. Clement
H. O. Ewing
Red Cross Blood Bank
Shirley Clement
Rose Marie Nease
Gerald Rice
Tennessee
F. B. Badger & Sons Company
Boyd Dilgard
Minersville
Davey
Eddie Boney
Union Ave
Marietta
Della Windsor
Ben Smith
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Will Whaley
Lincoln Hill
Louise Ritchie
Louise Ebersbach
Chauncey District
Quick’'S Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Dawley
Occtes
Ae Men’s Brotherhood
Goldberg
R. K. Jauch
Worstell Bldg
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Carson
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