Flood loss report for Hocking County farms
Logan based extension service audited flood damage from 20 Rush Creek and Hocking River farms totaling 16625 dollars with average 831 dollars per farm. Erosion wiped four inches of topsoil on some plowed fields while county wide rains caused greater losses, with names listed for statistical purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rush Creek
Hocking
James R. Smoot
Extension Service
William H. Hahn
Joe Kessler
A. F. Risch
Elmer Risch
Charles Daubenmire
W. F. Hummel
C. H. Frank
John Klinger
William Gordon
Oscar Kessler
S. W. Arnold
Hocking County Home Farm
Fred P. Graham
Knight Templars Elect and Install Logan Commandery Leaders
Logan Commandery Knights Templar held their annual election and installation. W Desmond Braddock became eminent commander succeeding W Denzil Weltner. Other officers named include Washington Bowers generalissimo Harry Arnold captain general Fred Carpenter senior warden and J Vernon Woodard treasurer. Installation by Curtis Cole with Melrose Harbaugh assisting. Members approved attending the grand conclave in Columbus in October.
Pastor Announces Schedule for Mountville Charge
Logan Rev Clyde Pinnell, in charge of the Mountville charge of the Methodist Church, has announced services. Carbon Hill hosts Sunday services with a June 22 meeting at 7 30 p m and June 29 at 10 30 a m. Programs alternate morning and evening every other week with Mountville McDougal Liberty Hill meetings biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clyde Pinnell
Mountville
Methodist Church
Carbon Hill
McDougal
Liberty Hill
Bible School To Close With Friday Exercises
Closing exercises of the Daily Vacation Bible school will be held at 2 30 Friday afternoon at the Methodist Church. A display of handicraft precedes the program. The school enrolled 101 pupils despite fewer cooperating churches. Pearl Danison of Perry County underwent a blood transfusion Tuesday and was to have major surgery at Cherrington Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pearl Danison
Perry County
Cherrington Hospital
Marriage of Miss Wilma Sheets to Mervyn Sleek in Marietta
Stockport notes record the June 14 marriage of Wilma Sheets, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheets of Dale, to Mervyn Sleek, son of Mrs. May Spencer, at Marietta with Rev. K B Alexander officiating. The couple will live in Stockport, with both families hosting gatherings and local attendees listed. Additional items cover a Spencer reunion, visits, and upcoming Mary Reed Guild meeting. Ontario comment on Canadian electrical exports follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Wilma Sheets
Ed Sheets
Dale
Mervyn H. Sleek
May Spencer
Marietta
K. B. Alexander
Sleek
Bartlett High School
Marietta Business College
Muskingum Valley Asphalt Company
Clyde C. Spencer
Wendell
Faith
Russell Faires
John
Detroit
Nettie Hanlon
van Dyke
Mich
Napoleon
Mae Williams
Tim
Wellington Zeigler
Logan
Foster Marshall
Columbus
W. T. Marshall
Homer Tharp
Wallace Tharp
Joan
Paul Williams
John Fouts
Gene Goodin
Ravenna
S. T. Conn
Goldie
Violet Essex
Bedford
Bobby Karns
Conn
Essex
Arthur
Elyria
Forrest Dennis
Glenn
Noah Bray
Willis
Junior
Mildred Post
McArthur
Dave Woodruff
Ida Dennis
Gladys Faires
Burdette Sanders
Billy
Vera Smalley
Laura Lee
Thelma Edwards
Linda Merle
Coshocton
Ton Jon Tonjon Health Tonic Promises Cure For Stomach Ailments
A testimonial from Mrs. Mabel Patterson of Belpre Ohio claims Ton Jon Tonjon Health Tonic relieved chronic stomach gas pains headaches nervousness and poor appetite. She says the remedy restored health and happiness and encourages others to consult the local Ton Jon health representative at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Patterson
Belpre
Ohio
Marietta
Cutler Chapel
Ton Jon Health
Athens
Quick
Union St
Tonjon
Quick’s
Game Club Buys 75 Chuker Bird Eggs
LOGAN-Hocking County Fish and Game Club purchased 75 chukar eggs shipped from San Angelo Texas. The eggs are being hatched for distribution in the county. The birds are a cross between pheasant and quail and will be trialed in Hocking County for the first time with hopes of propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Ohio State graduates and local notes in Hemlock
Hemlock social column lists Jim Flowers and Ted Tharp among OSU graduates in Columbus. Attendees include Mrs. Otto Tharp, Mrs. Ethel Tharp, Mrs. Alissa Berry, Ida Dennis, and relatives at funeral in Nelsonville. Local items mention arm injury, amputation, engagements, illnesses, and families across Hemlock, Columbus, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Flowers
Jack Williams
Dave Williams
Nelsonville
Florence Sanders
Bert Rostosh
Columbus
Main Street Church of Christ
Grace Russell
Renetta Hodgson
Edith Fitzer
Logan Masonry Chapter Annual Meeting Set for June 27
Logan Chapter Masonry plans its annual meeting on June 27 to designate officers for the coming year. The session will determine leadership roles and set the agenda for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Chapter
Conrad Divorce Notice in Athens County Court
Maude Clark Conrad files for divorce against Kirby Allen Conrad in Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio Cause No 17776 with hearing set on or after June 26 1941. Attorney John F Newcombe represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Allen Conrad
Maude Clark Conrad
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
John F. Newcombe
Bible School Opens at Rio Grande with June Summer Theme
Rio Grande prepares a two week Daily Vacation Bible School at the Yale School starting June 17 with the theme God at work in our lives. Faculty includes Rev. Donald Hobbs and several Mrs. and Misses. Closing picnic set for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Yale School
God
Donald Hobbs
Ray Troth
Violet Bonecutter
Virginia Fisher
Anna Brooks
Pauline McCoy
Lorena Jenkins
Dorothy Jones
Myers’ Restaurant
W. A. Lewis
Grace Bunce
A.E.T
Geraldine Morgan
Mae Smeltzer
Emily Foster
Eleanor Brooks
Mae Calhoon
Ruth de Lille
Maxine Faulkner
Geraldine Faulkner
Marie Fowler
Margaret Jones
Eleanor Lusher
Glenna Miller
Emily Philips
Leta Jane Sayre
Mary Seemann
Dorothy Scott
Betty Wiseman
Brooks
Seemann
Dorothy Brooks
Luella J. Randall
Chillicothe
Etta Drake
Leo
Herman Nichols
Edith
Ethel
E. J. Brooks
Eloise
Wellston
R.F.D
Leta Jane Sayer
Racine
Mercerville
George R. Brooks
Marilyn
Waterloo
Geraldine
Jackson
Rio Grande College
Mary E. Young
North Carolina
Delta Kappa Gamma
Osa Baird
Marjorie Halley
Callin Fields
Freda Wood
Daisy Glassburn
Beattie
Holbrook
Ohio
Margert Lackey
Thurman
Kenneth Watts
William Walker
Dayton
Camden Park
Huntington
W. Va
Victor Fowler
Athens
Rosanna Fowler
Mildred Blair
Wheelersburg
Edna Jones
Louisa Waddell
George Northup
James E
Jessie Lowks
Ironton
Thomas Richards
Haydenville Pupils to Receive Red Cross Awards
Haydenville schools will award Red Cross certificates to eighth grade and seventh grade first aid pupils for work during the last school year. Principal C. A. Woods started the program three years ago with assistants Miss Margaret Rush and Miss Fanny Stone. Sevenths and eighth graders demonstrated for the PTA in the spring term, with named students listed as recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crane
Lloyd Farley
Mary Jean Francis
Vivian Martin
Jack McQuaid
Donald Mormon
Gladys Osler
Danny Robinett
Jean Seel
Mary Ann Shark
Judith Sparks
Donna Spencer
Robert VanBibber
Merton Vancuren
Geraldine Weede
Martha Loomis
James Graham
Janice Mason
Andrew Maze
Margaret Mohler
Paul Pritts
James Shaw
Allen Smith
Harlen Walker
Alma Smith
Louise Lehman
Alberta Sparks
Gertrude Jones
Vivian Smith
Bessie Gleason
Loathie Riddle
Norma Gleason
John Graham
Billy Moran
de Forest Spencer
Donald Vollmer
Robert Osler
Ray Carter
William Graham
Calvin Pollock
Billy Moore
Clarence Walker
Carol Robinett
Rosetta Ward
Wilma Smith
Hawks Find Nighthawk Nests On Courthouse Roof
Logan reports custodian George Bolden discovered night hawks nesting on the courthouse roof when visiting Monday. The young birds have hatched and the pair have used this nesting site for several seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Bolden
Rotary Hears Report By Dr. Cole
Dr. Allan A. Cole presented the Logan Rotary Club year in review at the White House meeting. He wraps up a year as club president and new officers will be installed on June 30. The club will attend an inter city meeting in McConnellville Friday evening, with attendance credited to the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Allan A. Cole
Logan Rotary Club
White House
McConnellville
Four men called for June 30 Selective Service
Four men were chosen for the June 30 Selective Service call after a board meeting Monday. George Larue Frey and Charles Benton McVey of Union Furnace Harold Woodruff Locke of Haydenville and William Acker of Logan are selected. Another group leaves June 21. Inductions take place at Ft Hayes in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
George Larue Frey
Charles Benton McVey
Union Furnace
Harold Woodruff Locke
Haydenville
William Acker
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
City Health Boards Plan Joint Action With County
Logan City Board of Health met at City Hall Tuesday evening to discuss a proposal for united action with the county board and prepared another proposal for county study. A trio of Boys Industrial School escapees was captured near Rockbridge Tuesday morning and returned to custody by Willard Groves Bert Primmer and Wilmer Bailey. Phoenix, Ariz, is the largest city between El Paso and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Boys Industrial School
Rockbridge
Willard Groves
Bert Primmer
Wilmer Bailey
el Paso
Tex
Los Angeles
Calif
Phoenix, Ariz
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Guild Activities
Logan social notes record a Monday meeting of the Kerr Guild with hostesses Mrs. Walters Rickets Brandt Graham and Gaffin. Mrs. Kerwood Martin led the session. a missionary letter from Mrs. Maude Cook described arrests at a World Day Prayer meeting in Chirung Chosen Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Hanna
W. R. Brandt
Lena Mock
Fred Burchfield
Clinton Webb
Ruth Heft
Miss Heft
Francis Myers
Martha Steele
Presbyterian Church
Wooster
Margaret Campbell
Cecil H. Jones
C. C. Achauer
Alfred Carpenter
John R. Pierce
Philippines
Carl Frenier
West Indies
Licenses Issued for Radio Operators in Logan Police
Policemen and firemen received licenses Tuesday to operate the radio installation for the police department. All licenses arrived except Patrolman Pearl Derr whose was delayed due to a missing birth certificate. The station licenses are expected soon and a qualified operator with first or second class license is needed for repairs and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pearl Derr
Mrs Edward Snyder Returns Home From Hospital Stay
Mrs Edward Snyder is returned to her Gore area home from Cherrington Hospital after a several day stay in the facility.
Infant Buried at Miller Chapel Cemetery
The day old infant of Mr and Mrs Clarence Rawlins Union Furnace was buried Tuesday afternoon at Miller Chapel Cemetery. Services were conducted at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Rawlins
Union Furnace
Miller Chapel
Struck by Axe Leaves Morris Tipton Treated at Clinic
Morris Tipton son of Waldo Tipton was treated at a hospital clinic yesterday for facial injuries after an axe accident while working on an NYA project. He was not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Morris Tipton
Waldo Tipton
NYA
Homecoming Program Prep at Campaign Church
Readiness work is underway around Gallipolis for the annual home coming program on June 22. Organizers expect a large attendance and preparations are moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Called to service Gallipolis officer report date
Capt. J. Paul Wetherholt reserve officer is called to report June 28 in Washington D. C. for assignment to active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. Paul Wetherholt
Washington, D. C
Misses Magle Walsh Teresa and Kaiser head to Sigma Phi Gamma event
Miss Martha Magle Miss Mar tha Walsh Miss Teresa and Miss Margaret Mary Kaiser left today for Atlantic City to attend the international convention of the Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority. Magle and Walsh are delegates and the group will return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adcock
Faith Wright
Chicago
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Chester Spencer
Grace Griffith
Dorothy Engle
Esther Marks
Maxine Notestone
Ruth Thomas
Anna Marie Schorr
Virginia Fitzgerald
Martha Magle
Garnet Sheets
Teresa Kaiser
Miss Notestone
Tommy Walsh
Miss Thomas
Miss Sheets
Miss Fitzgerald
White House
Clyde Osborne
Miami
Fla
Jeanne Case
Columbus
Big Sister
S. H. Sebold
Miss Schorr
Sigma Phi
Miss Jo Hiles
Miss Kaiser
Miss Hiles
Martha Walsh
Teresa
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Atlantic City
Miss Magle
Miss Walsh
Placement of Idle Men Is Increasing
Logan district workers were placed in private industrial jobs totaling 98 in May, up 14 percent from April and 40 percent higher than a year earlier. Statewide private job placements reached 28,138, up 9.4 percent from April. Unemployment claims in Logan fell 58.1 percent to 383, while benefit payments rose 44 percent to 45,207.79 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Employment Security Center
Ohio Bureau of
H. H. Sands
Logan District
Three Dogs Kill 22 Sheep at Scotts Creek
Logans Creek area reports three dogs killed 22 sheep belonging to James A. Brown, Scotts Creek farmer. Howard Brooks, county warden, traced the dogs and they were destroyed. This is among the heaviest sheep losses this year and the flock has faced a second invasion this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James A. Brown
Scotts Creek
Howard Brooks
Brooks
Mother and Son Enroll At Ohio University
LOGAN Mother and son enter an eight week summer course at Ohio University this week Mrs Winifred Engle a faculty member at East Grade building pursues a master’s degree while her son Dale continues studies toward graduation LOGAN Adeline Ruble daughter of Mr and Mrs S S Ruble owns an unusual pet a small groundhog given by a friend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio University
Winifred Engle
Dale
Logan — Adeline
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Freida Rose White
John Keller
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Lawrence Hack
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Charles Myers
Marcus Lohr
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Foster Bobo
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Wittekind
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Cleveland
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Albert Richard
Ripley
Tonite
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Pete Good
R. G. Dawes
Joan (Scarface
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Arnel
Luckoff
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