Isonville Twilight Loop Schedule Announced
Isonville announces a junior league schedule with games at 6 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the City Play. postponed games may be on other evenings. The standings include Reds Yankees Cubs and Giants with multiple game scores listed. managers include George Reds Gilbert Smith Nard Phillips Tolfe and Yanks. Hague is sponsoring a city ministerial association rec program for area youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svelle
Eek
Reds
Yanks
Cubs
Giants
George Reds
Gilbert Smith
Nard Phillips
Tolfe
Hague
Baseballion
Teague
Estel Cradalph Cook
Glen Thomas
Rard Donahey
Prisoner of War Liberated From Berlin Camp
Virgil Collins, prisoner of war with the 106th Infantry, was liberated from a Berlin camp on April 23 and arrives for a 60 day leave. He is from Onville and is the grandson of Leonard Campbell. His wife and daughter live in Maid. His liberation was reported after relatives were informed, following earlier action in the Belgium front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onville
Pfe
Virgil
Berlin
Charles Tolliver
City
Maid
Pris
Tor
Iths
Central School Opens for Vacation Sessions Today
The Jacksonville Daily reports vacation schools opened this morning at Central School and nearby buildings for kindergarten through junior ages. Programs run through Friday June 29 offer classes in reading, singing, handcrafts, and recreational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonville
Alfred group hosts social for Endeavor unit
Mr. and Mrs Warner and Miss Eloise her, of Alfred, entertained the Endeavor of the U B C in their home Thursday with 37 present. Devotions and business were led by president Nao Archer. Contents were led by Morgan. Refreshments followed the social hour. Mrs Grace Kelley visited from day until Wednesday with Mrs na Parson. Also present were Sir Jacin Zumyach and Locust Grove guests. John Chevalier and Carthage Trooper 4-H Club met Wednesday evening in the house with leader ver Borges Fite. Members planned outings at Soaks Recreation on the school lawn. events set for June 27. Mrs. Rex Eisen accompanied him home. Harry Lee spent several days in the Carson R25 area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridge
Warner
Eloischer
Alfred
Nao Archer
Morgan
Grace Kelley
Na Parson
Jacin Zumyach
Locust Grove
John Chevalier Ie
Fe Carthage Trooper
Nouse
Borges Fite
Reed
Hifor
Columbus
Hans
Fiche Fey
Rex Eisen
Harr
Summerdoerry
Harry Lee
Carson
Ladies Aid
Zion A.B. Ladies Aid
E. W. Seymour
Union Furnace
Clyde ‘Guthrie
Thelma Mowrey
Grant Harden
Harder
Rev. Seymour
Carol Harden
Clyde Guthrie
Mona Strawn
Lloyd Nutter
Savior
Bennie Harden
Faith of Our Fathers
Leo Armstrong
Ed Foltz
Harold Rheinscheid
Charles Fox
Carl Harden
Nutter
Glad-To-Be-Home Talk Promises Address On June 23
Washington report notes President adds another speech amid war concerns. June 27 event promised. speech set for completion plan by June 23. Farm wage data cited as peak levels in U S history with rising earnings. Yugoslavs vote anticipated with women participating first time. Ohio lawmakers form commission to study public library system and propose improvements.
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Ray 8
Sanar
Carbondale Bible School Shows Work
Pupils at Carbondale Bible School shared lessons with parents in K P Hall on Friday evening June 15. Primary class staged The Good Samaritan. 50 children's puzzles and poetry cards were made for Cincinnati's Children's Hospital. Certificates for perfect attendance went to listed students. those missing one day also received certificates. Leather work and a kazoo band closed the event. staff included Eleanor Gifford and Margaret More with several helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Carbondale Bible School
K. of P. Hall
Good Samaritan
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Mariner
Mary Arlene Savage
Darlene Dickerson
Danny Young
Bobby Lowry
Lanny Chesser
Richard Bray
Ula Rae Chesser
Bonnie Bray
Charles Edward Dickerson
Connie Chesser
Emmajean Dickerson
Carolyn Clark
Lena Rain Dickerson
Sharon Doolittle
Eugene Davis
Janice Carolyn Murphey
Christina Kennard
Anna Grace Adams
Rosamond Mace
Alma Bray
Charles Jolley
Merle Jolley
Esther Dickerson
Mass Eleanor Gifford
Episcopal Country House
Janice Murphey
Charles Dickerson
J Country House
Ula Chesser
Alms Bray
Fannie Dabritz
Merle Jontey
Charles Insley
Lena Dickerson
Twila Hoak
Emima Jean Dickerson
Eleanor Bray
Jessie Doolittle
Margaret Moro
Eleanor Giffori
Four Are Fined on Intoxication Charges in Nelsonville Court
Four arraignments on intoxication charges were heard by Mayor Miles Howe. Ali pleaded guilty. James Vanbibber and Frank Williams were fined with costs. Richard Gowler of Nelsonville and Dave Evans of Carbon Hit were fined for speeding. Alex Stament of Westerville was arraigned. affidavit filed by the State Highway Patrol charged him with driving 33 in a 30 mph zone. He paid $20 and costs after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Miles Howe
Ali
James Vanbibber
Frank Williams
Richard Gowler
New Plymouth Rt
Dave Evans
Charerd
Spedting
Alex Stament
Westerville
Stedman Funeral To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral for David Stedman 70 who died Saturday at his Millfield home will be Tuesday afternoon at Jacksonville A B Church with Rev Roy Stanaford officiating. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery Glouster. Survived by wife Rebecca five sons Clarence Ernest Ellis Howard John all of Detroit and daughter Mrs William Tower, one sister Vic. Mar. Thompson Stevens, Jarehon vile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
David Stedman
Millfield
Zovock
Jacksonille A. B
Roy Stanaford
Maplewood
Glouster
Rebecca
Clarence
Ernest
Ellis
Howard
John
William Tower
Detroit
Vic. Mar. Thompson Stevens
Jar Heonvile
County-Wide WCTL Institute Scheduled
The gaunt WCTUL Institute will be held Thursday at Athens in the Methearst Church. The program opens at 1 pm with a light dinner at noon. A group of Nelsonville members plans to depart on the 2 o'clock bus that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gaunt
WCTUL
Athens
Methearst
Nelsomill
Methodist Circle Meeting Set Tonight at Walmust
The Methodist group of the church in Nelronville will meet this evening at Mrs. George Evans. All circle members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelronville
Wses
Agi
George Evans
Walmust
Iquor Board Suspends Multiple Licenses in Green Township
The liquor board suspends the license of Oprea Shark of Five Mile Inns Green Township Logan for 30 days over sale of malt beverages in excess of 128 fluid ounces.
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Colum S—P
The
Iquor Board
Oprea Shark
Five Mile Inns
Green Township
Logan
Pilgrim Holiness Meeting Planned
NEASONVILLE The annual business meeting of the Pilgrim Holiness Church Chestnut Street will be held at the church Tuesday evening June 39 at 7 30 Oclock announced by pastor Rev B A Awe All members are urged to be present.
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Neasonville
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chestnut St
B. A. Awe
Nelsonville Social Notes Recap of Club Meetings and Arrivals
Nineteen members of Naomi Circle WSCS First Methodist met at Mrs. Kinney home for an annual picnic with guests Mrs. Herbert Leyshon of Philadelphia and Mrs. John Alle of Logan. Loyal Women’s Class, Mizpah Class, and Methodist Guild planned future events and picnics. Personal mentions include Mrs. Emma Connor’s trip to Indianapolis and Midland, and Mr. Paul Evans moving to Nelsonville before induction into the armed forces. Mrs. Vera Olsen visiting Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Naomi
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Bessie Bland
Herbert Leyshon
Philadelphia
John Alle
Logan
Robert Kinney
Emma Connor
Indianapolis
Carl Fuller
Midland
Texas
Eugene Connor
Connor
Ohio Bell Exchange
Paul Evans
Columbus
Macon
E. C. Evans
Paul
Armed Forces
Vera S. Olsen
Chicago
C. H. Bartlett
Corning Social Notes Highlight Local Church Activities
Corning notes report the Corning Methodist Church redecoration plans starting in August, a Wednesday meeting, and upcoming classes with Emma Timthey to supervise. Logan section lists Rev Amos Hesde, a new member, and a home return. 4-H club officers elected and Pythian Temple plans discussed withRefreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning—Brotherhood
Coning
Ernest Helenmbe
New Lexington
New Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Wall
Ihe Daly
Logan
Amos L. Hesde
Tlw.a
Cluk Net Thursdey
St Mathew Lutheran
Church
Francis Panson
Grant Hosptal
Columbus
Veroan Fisher
Amihiar
BRT
Psthian Temple
Mie
Rodgeers
Trian Tie
Crook
Rosalie Fuecie
Beth Ferguson
Nancy Wemmer
Logan Social Notes and Local Club Meetings
Loga n Social Notes recounts the Pythian Sisters convention in Nelsonville with many attendees led by Mrs Jennie Bowen and Mrs Callie Riggs from Columbus. Also covered are the Mati nee Slithhers 4 H Club meeting at Rachelmacher Park, Zion AB Ladies Aid program at Union Furnace, and Logan briefs noting guests and farewells among local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan— Pythian Sisters
Logan Temple
Nelson' S Ville By
Valley
Jennie Bowen
Charles Mack
Gertrude Harden
Dan Roberts
Joe White
Jesse Gabriel
Sam Bright
Henry Glass
Sam Wells
Paul Collison
Clarence Allen
Charles Mohler
Jacob Foreman
Williard Lyke
Ed Healey
Fred Stracke
J. M. Cooley
Tom Rainer
Lucy Ellinger
Lewis Reynolds
George Roberts
Roy Stallsmith
Callie Riggs
Columbus
Hocking 4 H Club News Picnic and Meetings
Logan reports the Hocking County 4-H Clubs schedule a June 28 picnic at Rachel Macher Park starting 3 PM with Executive Council in charge. Rockbridge meets Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the schoolhouse led by Mrs Poling. Gibsonville meets Tuesday 7 PM at the schoolhouse led by Mrs David Wythe. Enterprise meets Tuesday 7 PM at the schoolhouse led by Miss Helen K Miller and Mrs Carl Wilson. Laurelhike meets Wednesday 8 PM at Mary Ellen Rose home led by Mrs George Swepstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Rachelmacher Park
Executive Council
Rockbridge
Willmeet
Robert‘Poling
Jeader
Gibsonville
Enterprise
Helen IK. Miller
Carl Wilson
Mary Ellen Rose
George Swepstone
Lime applications drop in Hocking County farms
In Hocking County farms lime use fell from 12 997 tons in 1943 to 6 31 0 tons in 1944. The year 1943 remained the peak for lime applications in the county, with a South Logan SPS Club meeting set for 2 p m at Rachelmacher Park to discuss lime practices led by Atchie Brimner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
South Logan
Consumer Goods To Be Available Months Hence
Washington reports the prohibition agreement against manufacture of some household and commercial electric appliances was met by the War Production Board. The WP B emphasized that continued material shortages will limit supply to consumers for many months despite revocation of the central order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Braid
WPR
U. S. Seeks Employees For Veterans Hospital
Logan John Merz U S Civil Service representative will visit Logan June 20 at the Employment Office from 3 a m to 2 p m to interview applicants for the U S Veterans Hospital at Chillicothe. At least 200 attendants needed, ages 17 to 70 eligible. Salary 1620 yearly. 140 regular men at the hospital to be released for active duty. Discharged veterans given preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Merz
U.S. Civil Service
U. S. Veteran Hospital
Chunhcothe
Jacmy
Hemsworths announce birth of Carolyn Kay at home
Logan Mr and Mrs Myrlin Hemsworth Walnut St announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Kay born at home Friday weighing seven pounds Mrs Ray Worthman returned from Grant Hospital to her Washington Township home Mrs Chifford Duffy has been at Cherrington Surgery and was returned to Spring St home Friday Mrs Ralph Wyeulf who had surgery at Lancaster Municipal Hospital returned to W Second St home Friday Florence Staler of Laurelville was admitted to Grar Hospital Friday for surgery
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Laurelville
Grar’ Hospital
Egg Shortage Deepens in Hocking County Markets
In Logan area the hot weather tightens egg supplies as producers reduce flock sizes. Government culling and low OPA prices curb output while demand rises for both table eggs and hatching chicks. A growing black market for eggs and poultry worsens losses at Nelsonville Eye Auction, with auctions urged to continue following regulations.
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Logan
OPA
Nelsonville Eye
Eye Auctions
Ohio
School Board Rehires 10 Teachers
Logan City Board of Education reconfirmed tenure for ten teachers in regular session. Continuing contracts were given to Faith Kryn, Ruth Goodwin, Grace Adcock. One year contracts were approved for Armstrong, Margaretta Hudson, Joan Gosling, Eleanor Durr, Rose DeLong, June Schaal, Martha Steele. Kindergarten course offered for another year if enrollment justifies.
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Logan
Logan City
Hocking Service Men In Recent Telegram Homecoming Notes
Mr and Mrs H O Tom receive telegram from son Sgt Leonard R Tom in Europe stating he is in Camp Atterbury and due home soon. Pvt Robert Courter arrives from Fort McClelland to Logan and will report to Camp Shelby after furlough. T Sgt Dan Brooks calls from Bradley Field, Conn to announce return to the states after service in England. Mrs Deven Hartman leaves for Fort Bragg with husband Pvt Hartman and sister Mary Jane Schrader. another sister Anna Catherine Schrader joins in Washington. William Herman King dis-enrolls from Merchant Marines at Sheepshead Bay June 12.
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H. O. Tom
Gallagher Ave
Priday
Leonard R. Tom
Europe
Germany
Camp
Atterbury
Pvt
Robert Courter
Frank Courter
Logan
Fort McClelland
Ala
Camp Shelby
Miss
Dan Brooks
Charles Brooks
N. Culver
Bradley Field
Mary Jane Schrader
Washington, D. C
Anna Catherine Schrader
William Herman King
Merchant Marines
Sheepshead Bay
Soy Flour Now Available for State Grange Contest
Miss Helen Evans announces that soybean flour is at hand at the Extension office for the State Grange contest on soy rolls. The contest will be held in July, and she asks Grange members to procure the flour at the earliest possible date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Helen Evans
Grange
Pastor's Wife Dies in Westerville
Mrs Clara Bancroft wife of Rev William E Bancroft died at her home in Westerville after a short illness. She served with her husband a Methodist minister and former Haydenville pastor while he was a missionary in India. Survived by her husband two sons Thomas Bancroft and William E Bancroft and daughter Ruth Powell. Services were held at Westerville Methodist Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville ‘High School
William E. Banlcroft
Brooklyn
Ruth Powell
Hono-lulu
Westerville Methodist Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Columbus
4 H Clubs Plan Varied Activities
Logan notes reveal the We Do Right 4H Club held a second meeting with a color-matching demonstration led by president Teresa Shaffer. Guest Helen Evans attended. members and guests listed include Paule Sue Lash and Doris Schultz, with a June 21 Riverside Park swimming party planned. Pleasant Workers 4-H Club met at Mrs. Rheinscheld’s home. Lois Shirk to demonstrate sewing methods and a county picnic at Kach elmacher Park was set for June 29.
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Rachelmacher Park
Mary Margaret Myers
Ralph Swartz
Louie Crane
Barbara Mauk
Juanita Hammond
Letha Poling
Wilma Rheinscheid
Jillian Richards
Denries Lemon
Helen Stewart
Jane Sue Snyder
Eloise Summer
de- Jores Fuller
Nancy Perkins
Janice Sater
Mary Ann Mauk
Ruth Summers
Lois Edwards
Martha Larimer
Patricia Swartz
Nancy Milne
Municipal Stpool
Pleasant Workers
Mt. Pleasant
Verno
Rheinscheld
Grace Rheinsscheld
Lois Shirk
Marilyn Davis
Sarah Alma Woodard
Evangeline Peoples
Irma Rheinscheld
Helen Evans
Jennie Woodard
Fanchno = Rheinscheld
Stanley Baker to chair Kiwanis program meeting
Logan County Commissioner Stanley Baker will chair the Kiwanis program Tuesday evening with assistance from Joe Case and Harry Heinlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baker
Kiwanis Program
Logan
Kiwanis
Joe Case
Harry Heinlein
Simon Helber Dies at Walbridge After Illness
Simon Helber, a former Logan resident, died at his Walbridge home after a short illness. He moved from Logan about 15 years ago for employment. His daughter and son-in-law Clifford and wife have lived with him at the Walbridge residence in recent months. Mr and Mrs Herman Hopkins of 172 E Front St Logan are Clifford Hopkins's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Simon Helber
Walbridge
Helber
Clifford Hopkins
Wal ‘Ridge
Herman Hopkins
E. Front St
Plant Division To Set Traps For Insects
Logan residents will see metal insect traps placed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture in cooperation with local officials and the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine. The goal is to monitor the Japanese beetle and guide control measures with traps in sunny areas away from host plants. Inspectors carry credentials and police have been notified. cooperation is requested for about five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John W. Barlinger
Division of Plant Industry
Ohio Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Barginger
New Jersey
John W. Baringer
Columbus
Ohio
Spit Up Acid Liquids Hours After Eating
An Athens County woman, once forced to spit up strong acid liquids after meals and nearly choke, reports a full recovery after using ERB-HELP. She now eats normally with no gas bloating or spitting, claiming relief from 12 herbal ingredients. Athens Pharmacy promotes the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens Pharmacy
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Isonville
Zil Collins Rrns
Cuman
United States
TASC
Te 2 Star
Ibrary
Onio
Sisiés
Stedman
WCTL
Methodist
Pilgrim Holiness Meeting
Nelsonville Social Notes
Loyal Women's
Minnie Scott
Scott St
Ella Linton
Elizabeth Pidcock
Amy Green
Margaret Woolery
Pitney
Nora Siddle
Poplar St
Methodist Guild
Kachelmacker Park
Corning Social Notes
Amos Heyde
ABC
Pacific
Hocking 4-H Club News
Citizens Bank
James H. Wilson
Mulberry St
U. S
Veterans Hospital
Lowe Brothers
Lowe Brothers Mellotone Flat
Len Ee
Carpenter Howe. Co
Lenners
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