Kiwanis Club hears Logan fish and game protector outline duty scope
Logan Ed Eberst of Hocking County explained game warden duties after a Kiwanis Club dinner at Blosser's. He described landowner permission rules, planting fish and game, feed stations, pond work, stream health, wildlife outreach, and publishing subscriptions, presented by Mayor Weltner.
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Logan
Ed_ Eberst
Hocking County
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Blosser
Eberst
Mr. Eberst
FFA
W. Denzil Weltner
Clarke Bixby
Dorothy Wood
Helen Worthman
Ray Lanning
Birth of son born June 7 at St. Ann's Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Elberfeld announce the birth of a son on June 7 at St. Ann's Hospital Columbus. Grandparents are Mr. Will Hansel Logan Route 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Elberfeld of Pomeroy.
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Logan
Jacob Elberfeld
Elizabeth Hansel
Westerville
St. Ann's Hospital
Columbus
Will Hansel Logan
Pomeroy
Logans Honor 40th Wedding Anniversary Family Dinner
West Logan hosts a family gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills to honor their 40th anniversary with relatives from Greendale Carbon Hill Haydenville and Columbus gathering at Conkle's Hollow. Plans for a camping trip July 12 were announced along with equipment needs.
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Logan
Harry Mills
West Logan
Conkle's Hollow
John Williams
Donna
Jack
Jim
Kenneth
Keith
Mickey
Greendale
John Lehman
Clarence
Darrel
Carl
Jerry
Marjorie Sue
Richard
Carbon Hill
Raymond Mills
Sonia
Arthur Horn
Shirley
Larry
Connie
Danny
Ruthan
Haydenville
Clifton Bond
Gary
Harry Mills, Jr
David Devol
Columbus
Hull
A. J. Weiss
Hubert Bennett
Funk Harsh families hold annual reunion at Rachelmacher Park
More than 100 members gathered for the Funk Harsh reunion and basket dinner led by Edwin M Barker president. Officers named include Edwin Barker president and Robert Funk Lancaster secretary treasurer. Attendees from multiple towns listed with names.
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Rachelmacher Park
Edwin M. Barker
Edwin Barker
Robert Funk
Lancaster
Mr. Barker
Shirley Derr
Carol McLain
Imogene Hanner
Remus
Jane Wheelen
C. E Funk
Robert
A. R. Harsh
Blanche Ruble
George Ruble
Malory
Iowa
Grace Wheelen
Earl Wheelen
Emerald Wheelen
Columbus
Samuel Baugh
Samuel David
Marilyn
Elmer Baugh
Patty
Gene
Don Williams
William Manek
Floyd Mason
Susan
George Straub
Richard
Ellora Ann
Joe Harden
Parkersburg
John H. Ball
Lenore
Kathleen
Janet
Ruth Ellen
Amanda
E. L. Harden
I. FE. Harden
Elwood Harden
Donald
Pataskala
Clarence Skinner
James
Jean Ann
Keith
Union Furnace
G. R. Schaad
Agnes
Charlotta
Laurelville
Kenneth Beery
Athens
Nelson Wilson
Ernest Rowley
Prebles
Ohio
Poppy Sale Honored Girl Scouts by American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts who helped in the poppy sale organized by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 78 were honored at the Legion home. Mrs. Clarence Thompson presided over the meeting with co chairpersons in charge of party festivities.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 78
Legion
Clarence Thompson
Thompson
Ewald Schmitter
Kay Ann Lavey
Shirley Ballinger
Shirley Crothers
Carol McLain
Walter Derr
Harry Thomas
Schmitter
Brownie Troop 7 Sets Friday 2 PM Meeting at Headquarters
Members of Brownie Troop 7 are asked to meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the Girl Scout Headquarters for a troop gathering and activities.
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Logan
Brownie Troop 7
Girl Scout
Local Social Notes From Logan Arrivals and Trips
Miss Martha Bill, daughter of Mrs. Gladys Bill, arrives for summer in Logan after attending St. Joseph Academy in St Augustine Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Paul depart Logan for a vacation in San Francisco California. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Barnes Jr and sons Tommy and Jim travel to Nashville Tennessee to visit Grady Barnes Sr and wife.
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Martha Bill
Gladys Bill
S. Market St
Logan
St. Joseph Academy
St. Augustine
Fla
Edgar Paul
E. Main St
San Francisco
Calif
Grady Barnes
Tommy
Jim
Nashville, Tenn
4 H Leader to Lead Training Sessions in Hocking County
Edith Berry of Ohio State University home economics will conduct two 4-H adviser training meetings for girls clubs in Hocking County. Sessions are at Laurelville School 9:30 a.m. and the county courthouse auditorium 1:30 p.m. Transportation help offered via extension office 4462. Berry will outline sewing project instructions and offer broader club program tips.
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Barbara Stallsmith
Logan
Miss Stallsmith
Miss Stalls
Council
Dorothy Martin
Donna Dalton
Edith Berry
Ohio State University
Columbus
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Laurelville School
Court House
Miss Berry
Sales Tax Totals Reported for Week
Hocking County Treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead reports weekly sales tax of 3696.14 with a year over year difference of 2098.28. Year to date totals 61468.65. On June 8 1946 sales were 46497.39 and the week ending that date 1597.86. Total yearly increase recorded 14971.26.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ralph W. Moorhead
Logan Girls Attend Area Summer Camp
The Logan Y-Teens send Shirley Brandon and Marilyn Brimner to the Camp Wildwood regional training conference near Wester ville. Brandon is named president and Brimner program chairman for 1948 with Joann Spackey, Gayle Mathias, and Bernice Redd as officers. The Logan girls attend June 8 to June 14.
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Logan
Brandon
Donald Brandon
N. Spring St
Brimner
Funeral Rites Held For Henry Hartmann
Funeral services for Henry A. Hartmann 63 retired railroader found dead at his home were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the residence 641 E Front St. Rev E P Ebert of Capital University Columbus led the service. Pallbearers were Floyd Duffy Carl Gordon Herb Marshall Chris Bower Otto Hartmann and Fred P Graham. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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LOGAN
Henry A. Hartmann
E. Front St
E. P. Ebert
Capital University
Columbus
Floyd Duffy
Carl Gordon
Herb Marshall
Chris Bower
Otto Hartmann
Fred P. Graham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fractured Leg Treated at Dayton Veterans Hospital
Logan veteran Jesse Columber WWI Umpire for Logan Mingos baseball team was admitted to the Veterans Hospital Dayton for a fractured leg two weeks after injury. He received examination and x ray at a local physician before admission. Bonnie Jean Milhoan and Jack Junior McGlaughlain Glouster obtain marriage permit. Tom Riddlebarger Logan treated for fracture of left foot at work near Haydenville.
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LOGAN
Jesse Columber
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Columber
Logan Mingos
E. L. Ewing
Hocking County
Jack Junior McGlaughlain
Glouster
Bonnie Jean Milhoan
Riddlebarger
Tom Riddlebarger
Haydenville
Final Services Held For Kathryn Schrader
Kathryn Ann Schrader two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Leroy Schrader Logan Route 2 had final services yesterday at 2 pm in the First Methodist Church Columbus Hospital music by Coramay Williams and Marilyn Green with Mrs J Richard Farmer at piano pallbearers Leora Nixon Ruby Nixon Ruth Hart and Helen Acker burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Logan
Kathryn Ann Schrader
George Leroy Schrader
First
Columbus Hospital
Coramay Williams
Marilyn Green
J. Richard Farmer
Leora Nixon
Ruby Nixon
Ruth Hart
Helen Acker
Oak Grove Cemetery
Local Police Officer Harry Snyder Admitted for Surgery
Harry Snyder of the local police force was admitted to Doctors Hospital in Columbus on Monday for surgery. Also admitted for surgery was Mrs Homer Carter of Haysdenville.
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Logan
Harry Snyder
Warner Ave
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Snyder
Homer Carter
Haysdenville
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W. Denvis Weltner
Midwestern
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Vigkers
Sidney Greenstreet
Ellect
Helen Rutter
Dale Schultz
Pansy Hugh
Dicken Addition
Charles Geil
Judy Buntz
Fred Primmer
Donald Dencer
Grant Harden
Nathan Rutter
Fred Hugh
Jacob Hahn
Glendon Shriner and Son
Douglas
Geil
Eleanor Francis
Jean Ann Prather
Dorothy Geiger
Gertrude Jones
Esther Lanner
Pauline Mowery
Jeanette Leonard
Ray Ellen Garver
Girl Scouts
Vivian Blaine
Dennis O'Keefe
Carmen Miranda In
20Th Century-Fox
Henry Hartmann
Kathryn Schrader
Athens, Ohio
Pinafores
Kenmore
Logan, Ohio
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