Patrolmen Posts Sought as 20 Take Civil Service Test
Twenty applicants sat the civil service exam Monday night to form a new eligibility list for city patrolmen in Logan. Two vacancies caused by resignations will be filled from the list once graded. Names include Seth Sloan Harry Nihiser William McLaughlin Virgil Spencer Archie Bangert Pearl Wolfe Gale Oblinger Leslie Murdock Wilbur Riddlebarger Ralph Wolfe Sol Stoughton Lawrence Evans Pearl Derr Edwin Rutgers Sol Ellinger Ben Sweazy Ernest Bohn L. E. Strawn William Rafferty James Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Civil Service Commission
Pearl Derr
Harrison Litherland
R. R. Loomis
Seth Sloan
Harry Nihiser
William McLaughlin
Virgil Spencer
Archie Bangert
Pearl Wolfe
Gale Oblinger
Leslie Murdock
Wilbur Riddlebarger
Ralph Wolfe
Sol Stoughton
Lawrence Evans
Edwin Rutgers
Sol Ellinger
Ben Sweazy
Ernest Bohn
L. E. Strawn
William Rafferty
James Kuhn
Derr
The
Force
Sun Glow Industries, Inc
Kuhn
Two Couples Are Licensed To Wed
Logan reports two marriage licenses issued over the weekend by Probate Court. Robert Ellsworth Vaughn 25 of Cleveland and Mary Kathryn De Hart 21 of Lancaster are wed candidates. Russell Eugene Bertram 18 and Zelva Faye Thompson 18, both of Greendale, are also licensed to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Ellsworth Vaughn
Cleveland
Charles Vaughn
Mary Kathryn de Hart
Lancaster
Charles de Hart
Russell Eugene Bertram
Greendale
Shipper
Lafe Bertram
Zelva Faye ‘Thompson
Jess Thompson
Harbarger Hardware Store Changes Hands
Announcement notes the sale of Harbarger Brothers Hardware stock by William and Belford Harbarger to Mr. and Mrs. Warner Lehman owners of a paint and wallpaper shop on East Main Street. The Lehman stock was transferred Monday with the Harbargers to assist in the new enterprise for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Harbarger Brothers Hardware
William and
Belford Harbarger
Warner Lehman
E. Main St
Lehman
Haerbarger
Lehmans
Patton Case Delayed As Counsel Request Leads Arraignment Postponement
Logan Ohio. State suit against Albert Theodore Patton of Maxville continued to a later date after he requested court appointed counsel. Patton faces intoxicated driving charges from a Saturday arrest and will be arraigned once an attorney is secured before Judge Phil A. Henderson in the Court of Common Pleas.
Helen Bell Pollock and Farris Pollock Wedding Notice
March bride Mrs. Virginia Bell Logan announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Farris Miller Pollock son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pollock New Concord. The double ring ceremony was held at Carrollton Methodist Church March 17 at 7 p.m. Reverend Morris officiated. Mrs Pollock is a graduate of Logan High School and Grant Hospital Nurses Training School. Mr Pollock attended Muskingum College and is stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. He was an instructor of vocational agriculture before joining the U S Army.
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Virginia Bell
Third St
Logan
Helen
Farris Miller Pollock
Fred Pollock
New Concord
Carrollton Methodist Church
Morris
U. S. Army
Club Members To Take Physical Examinations
Murray City and New Pittsburg 4-H clubs will receive routine physical examinations Wednesday conducted by Dr. H. G. Southard the county health commissioner. New Pittsburg girls start at 9 30 a.m. Murray City girls at 11 a.m. boys at noon with no boys to be examined at New Pittsburg that time. Checks will be recorded and compared with another exam next Fall.
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Logan
Murray City
New Pittsburg
H. G. Southard
Four Logan Residents Involved in Route 77 Crash
Four Logan residents escaped serious injury when their car rear ended another vehicle near Marietta on Route 77. Passengers were Mr. and Mrs. John Westenhaver and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kanode. Kanode suffered a superficial cut above the eye. others were bruised. Westenhaver drove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marietta
John Westenhaver
Mark Kanode
Kanode
Westenhaver
4 H Clubs Cooperate in War Program
Logan Ohio report states Hocking County 4 H Clubs actively support the National Defense Program through projects on livestock, canning, nutrition, and other vital subjects. County agents Smoot and Bennington note strong club progress despite labor shortages and increased adult leadership stepping in to guide youth efforts.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Ruth Bennington
Divorce Granted to Ethel Mershon in Court of Common Pleas
Ethel Mershon was granted a divorce from Herbert Mershon on grounds of gross neglect of duty in open court before Judge Phil A. Henderson. A property settlement was made, the plaintiff to pay $125 to the defendant within a year, secured by a chattel mortgage on the Washington Township farm, with costs awarded to the defendant. No children involved.
Children donate $64.72 to USO in Logan
Harbaugh of the Logan American Legion USO committee announced that the children of Logan's elementary schools raised 64.72 dollars for the USO. He said the money was originally for end of year school picnics and offered public thanks on behalf of the committee.
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Logan
Melrose Harbaugh
Logan American Legion Uso
USO
Harbaugh
Legion Uso
Logan Clowns Triumph Over Lancaster All Stars 14-6
The Logan Clowns softball team routed the Lancaster All Stars 14 to 6 at the Anchor Hocking diamond on Sunday. Charles Stewart pitched six innings before Arlo Weiss finished strong, with every Logan player registering a hit in the game. Lambert and Farmer shared pitching for Lancaster.
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Logan
Logan Clowns
Lancaster
Hocking
Charles Stewart
Arlo Weiss
Fairfield
Lambert
Farmer
Ladies Aid notes and social group updates in Logan
In the absence of the president Mrs Theodore Johnson presided at the Ladies Aid Society meeting of St Matthew’s Lutheran Church. The Child and Retain was the discussion topic. Refreshments served by Mrs Dan Schaal Mrs Wilford Struble and Mrs Harry Willige. Reports from the WSC meeting in Columbus and Amica Club season end with lunch. Birth announced for Robert Standall son of Russell Keyes at Gorgas Hospital.
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George Lehman
Amica Club
William Bostain
Victoria Phelps
Cora Schultz
Beery
Russell Keyes
Balboa
Panama
Gorgas Hospital
Robert Standall
Mable Keyes
Logan
Talmadge McAfooes
Glouster
Cablegram
Thelma Keyes
County Clerk of Courts
County Schools Fear Instructors Shortage Amid Defense Plant Jobs
Three Murray City faculty members left this week for defense plant employment, including Richard Coleman as chemist at Carnegie-Illinois Steel in Mingo Junction and James Wolfe and Bernard Hughey at Point Pleasant and Sandusky ordnance plants. Superintendent J J Stone warns Hocking County schools may face acute teacher shortages as defense industry offers lure away instructors. Stone seeks qualified physical education and shop staff to fill the vacancy created by the drafting of Lawrence Speed Lewis, noting Murray City’s timely salary payments as added incentive.
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Hocking County
Stone
Murray City
Lawrence
Speed” Lewis
Mrs. Lester Johnson Dies at Clifton
Mrs. Lester Johnson aged 36 died suddenly at her Clifton home Saturday night. Survived by husband and six children Marjorie Betty Jackie Donna Joan and Jimmy, plus her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Henry and four sisters and one brother. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church with burial in Graham Cemetery.
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Clifton
Lester Johnson
Marjorie
Betty
Jackie
Donna
Joan
Jimmy
Johnson
Leighton Henry
Methodist Church
W. L. Gearheart
Graham Cemetery
Land Appropriation Suit To Be Heard
Logan. The case of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad against Annal Auer and others opens Tuesday morning in the Court of Common Pleas before Judge Phil Henderson. The action seeks appropriation of real property located in Starr Township adjacent to the railroad. A special panel of jurors has been summoned to report Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Annal Auer
Court of Common Pleas
Phil A. Henderson
Starr Township
Motorist Fined for Insufficient Lights on Route 33
Ralph Blackston of Marion Township was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty before Mayor Denzil Weltner. He was cited by state highway patrolmen for driving with insufficient lights on U S Route 33 north of Logan.
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Logan
Ralph Blackston
Marion Township
Denzil Weltner
U. 8
Shooters Compete in NRA Tournament at Logan Range
Logan Rifle Club hosts an NRA tournament with sixty shooters from Ohio and West Virginia. Officials say winners will be announced once scores are calculated after Sundays events. Jacoby of the Logan club notes the results are pending.
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Logan
Everett Jacoby
Logan Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Ohio
West Virginia
Marshall Burned While Priming Auto Carburetor
Logan Marshall of Logan was treated Saturday by a Columbus physician for painful burns on the hands and arms after gasoline used to prime his auto carburetor ignited when it touched a hot manifold.
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Logan
Roy Marshall
Columbus
Get Together Club meets in Paris with new officers
Mrs Bertha Carpenter hosted the Get Together Club in Paris with nine members and five guests. Officers elected include President Lucille Ahle and other posts. Winners named in a contest and a handkerchief shower planned for Mrs Harold Smith moving to Akron. Several local visits and gatherings noted. Next meeting June 18 at Josephine Fitch’s home.
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Bishopville
Bertha Carpenter
Paris
Lucille Ahle
Jessie Withem
Josephine Fitch
Vernice Smith
Marie Hambel
Harold Smith
Akron
Irene Smith
Ber Caruater
Lucy Kirkbride
Hattie Watkins
Larry
Barbara
Glouster
Junior Carpenter
Ben Harbert
Carl Welling
Taylor Ridge
Dwight Smith
I. N. Price
Mary Shepard
Addie Kimball
Mountville
Victor Norris
Jean
Columbus
J. M. McDonald
Norris
Don Withem
McDonald Home
Glen Pedicord
Cambridge
Parkersburg
A. G. Carter
Bertha Martin
Athens
T. F. Davis
Leland Fierce
Hollister
Maplewood
Alden Wells
Ravenna
Russell Smith
Russell
Harry Taylor
Ferndale
John Milhoan
Wash Murphy
McLeish
Floyd Milhoan
Logan Health Board Meeting Holds Regular Session
Logan City Health Board met at City Hall Monday night with Mayor Denzil Weltner presiding. Regular business was transacted as officials discussed ongoing public health matters.
Nelsonville Graduate Joins Cherrington Nursing Staff
Miss Forrest L. Price of Nelsonville earned a Nursing Arts diploma at Cherrington Hospital Training School. After graduation on June 7, she will be retained as a staff nurse at the hospital. She is a Nelsonville High School 1938 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest L. Price
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Miss Price
Nelsonville High School
Three Men Added To List for Tests
Logan officials of the Selective Service Board announced on Monday that three additional men, Homer Harris of Haydenville Reese Alton Carpenter Rockbridge Route 1 and John J. Marinko Murray City, have been added to the registrants for screening tests at the Court House Wednesday night. The total on the list reaches 53 for the physical examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Selective Service Board
Court House
Homer Harris
Haydenville
Reese Alton Carpenter
Rockbridge
John J. Marinko
Murray City
Agent Advises Sudan Grass For July August Pastures
County extension agent James R. Smoot says sudan grass is a top July and August emergency pasture. The rapiding crop can be pastured in about six weeks after planting.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Sudan
Sugar rationing registrations set by Logan county
Registrations for sugar for canning have closed in Logan county announced by Harry L. Smith the county rationing coordinator. Designated official sites include Laurelville South Seoneyne Ion Furnace Gibisonville with hours 1 5 p m or 7 9 p m on specified days. Coordinators J R Smoot and Mrs Ruth Betton organized centers and volunteer help will be used.
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J. R. Smoot
Ruth Beton
Oe County
Smith
P T A To Meet At Marion School
The Marion Pare Teachers Association will meet at 8 p m Friday at the school. A program of entertainment presented by the Marion Stitchers 4 H Club under advisor Mrs Relna Derr will highlight the session.
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LOGAN
Marion Pare Teachers Association
Marion Stitchers
Relna Derr
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Ohio University
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Ohio Superintendents’ Association of the Southeast
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