Building Sale Ends Center's War Service Era
Logan area notice states the Hretin Counts Victory Center building will close as the site is sold. Civic donors and War Fund and Red Cross volunteers kept the center open, with Mrs Marie Struble leading the American Legion Auxiliary in support and Jeanne Vinier as secretary. Donors who provided photographs are asked to retrieve them before July to avoid loss.
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Logan
Hretin
Victory Center
Bulding
Maintauur
Red Cross
Ferce
American Legion
Auxtasy
Marie Struble
Jeanne Vinier
Regular disposition of veteran body questioned
The Veterans Administration reports the Ohio veteran's body at Aspinwall hospital followed standard procedures after death. An investigation triggered by Rep Gregor of Ohio found the body was released with torn clothing and no embalming, and an undertaker in Bridgeport was asked to handle the burial instead of the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans' Administration
Ohio
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Gregor R
Howard Wilson
Bridgeport
Perls
Baker Leads Kiwanis Dinner Meeting in Logan
The Kiwanis Club met for a Tuesday evening dinner at the White House with Baker leading the meeting. Stanley Baker hosted the truth and consequence program and Harry Sheu, council president, attended as a guest. Samuel Pullen, county superintendent, announced next week’s program for Tuesday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cuatryman Stanley
Baker
Kiwanis Club
White House
Harry Sheu
Samuel Pullen County
Logan Brief Social Notes and Social Gatherings
Log an brief social notes recounts a Monday Christian Culture Class meeting hosted at Mrs Fred Hugh s Dicken Addition home with Mrs Cherington reporting on the General Conference in Westerville. Contests awarded to Mrs James Barker and Mrs Paul Cruise and refreshments served by multiple attendees. Also notes on newlyweds Mr and Mrs John Buntz hosting guests honoring Cpl and Mrs Robert Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belya Rhodes
Wes Barker
B O Nixon
Grueser
Roy Bunk
Florence Myers
Home Allen
Tim Robinette
Bert Mohler
John Keller
Cruise
Fired Cinham
Florence Fickle
Maud Hack
Pudolph Handison
James Rees
Charles Barker
Marve Martin
Willam Blum
Via Blau
Amy Evans
Herman Lonard
Clarence Chale
Harry Sweat
Graham
S Martn
HOSOK
John Buntz
Cpl
Robert Snyder
Lancaster
Cpl Snyder
Richard Buntz
Muani
Fla
Ius Ed Snyder
Glenn Smith
Edward Snyder
Harald Crawford
Jackie
Reedily
Mich
First Hocking War Prisoner Is Killed
War Department letters notify Mr and Mrs McKinley that their son Private Leonard McKinley, 25, of Logan Ohio, was lost at sea when the Japanese torpedoed the Manila to Formosa transport carrying 1775 POWs on October 24 1944. The vessel sank in the South China Sea about 200 miles from the Chinese coast. The death was confirmed June 16 1945. Leonard attended Logan High School and Lancaster Business College worked at Logan Daily News and enlisted February 3 1941. He was last known to have sent a card January 13 1945.
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Logan
War Department
Charles ‘Frkimley
Leonard Vork Nnter
Hocking County
Corrigedor
International Red Cross
Philipine Islands
Hich
Manilla Phillippine Islands
South China Sea
MecKinley
Edwin McKinley
Germany
McKinley
Pacife
Atea Pfe
Leonard McKinley
Logan High School
Rove Glee Club
Lancaster Business College
Logan Daily News
Buckner Dies After Battle at Had My Beach Scene
Fragmentary text describes Buckner's death, a General Sinan Bola Buckner, and a setting near a beach with five Tandinas observed by mourners. The passage hints at a funeral-like scene and references a later time in the morning.
Navy Accepts June Draftees in Navy Tour
Four cenistrants accepted for the June draft tour by the Navy include several named individuals. The report lists names and birth details, noting ties to families and communities, with references to White cross hospital and a hospital festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Busy Bee Class holds June meeting at First Baptist
Middleport notes cover the Busy Bee Class of First Baptist Church meeting on the veranda with Mrs H M Chass and others as hostesses. The program included a devotional, poetry, music, and a love gift to missionary Sophia Parker. Several local residents attend and participate, with remarks on a former teacher Emily Barnes now in Rochester.
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Middlefort
First Baptist Church
Talbott
H M Chass
Florine
J Q Ricel
B F Parmelee
Charles Bennett
Sophia Parker
Cama
Ralph Zandels
George McGhee
Muss Beulah White
Grace Hysell
Lawrence Bing
C H Wise
Bradbury
Rice
Tapers
Daisy Jasper
Charlene Zandel
Mel Fife
Tennie Allen
Downing Roush
Ros. Pullen
Lerrs Gardner
Dana Marni Tan Mais
Leo Russell
B E ‘Talbott
Bertha Mogatt
Mae Baker
Harry Houdashelt
Point Rock Personal Notices and Gatherings Chronicle
Fifteen members of the Friendship Garden Club met with Mr and Mrs Cart Kech Bertha Dennen. Guests included Mrs Reda Warder Canal Here Panama Pet Harald Vern ion Australia and others. A potluck at Town V1 served thirty three. Wedding notices and visits to GCDC noted with multiple names and locations.
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Point Rock
Friendship Arden Club
Cart
Bertha Dennen Reid
Reda
Panama
Harald Vernion
Australia
Camtroge O
Wises
Audraark
Eugene Campbell
Francis Knanp
Bern Merseas
Howard Knapp
United States
Harald Vernon
Str
TN City
Ism
Chie
Uh Pr
Hiss
General Chemical Defense
Corporation Pomi Pleasart
Mio
Mrs . Foster
Jack W Terrell
Ross van Fisher
Mary Jane Coffee
Litcheon
Mes
Walter Burns Haris
Kaxlonz
Durin
Tohn Connells
Charles O Brien
Idla
Raymond
Werher
Fiorida Filypini
Detroit
Local Family Notices Reach Wide Circle in Community Gathering
Last week a large group including Mr and Mrs A Foster and many relatives attended farm and church events across the area. Visitors from Athens and Columbus were noted, with family ties extending to brides and parents, while Sunday school and local fêtes drew numerous attendees.
Five Plead Guilty in County Court
Nineteen June indictments heard by Judge Frank Macton in Hocking County yield five guilty pleas. Withem and Mayse receive probation for motor vehicle charges. Ward and Laraeoce get six months for failure to provide for a minor. Hoskins faces a year with suspended sentence upon weekly payments. Harrison not guilty on petty larceny and assault and battery, released on bonds. Several others enter not guilty pleas or await bond decisions.
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Clease Laraoee
Harold Hoskins
Dale Harrison
Herman Lanning
Raymond Gambo
Melvin Arthurs
Nelson Six
Fon
I | Canton Queen
Lenunty
Howard Anderson
Corning Social Notes Highlight Local Weekends
Corning residents share weekend visits with relatives including Mr and Mrs Herb Walker in Lancaster Mrs Catherine Riedel and Miss Helen Kochs spent time with Mr and Mrs Henry Kochs Miss Florine Campbell of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Campbell Miss Mona June Wright of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Willis Wright James Rodgers returned to Camp Maxie Texas after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Rodgers Mrs William Bernhard and daughters of Columbus are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Klarenbech
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Dayton
Ray Barker
Glee Stackhouse
Indiana
Victoria McCarley
Clarence
Don Allen
Don Urban
Emma Beckfer
Burials NY
A H Bradbury
Sylvan Gardner
Gallipolis
Norma Wayland
Arlington
Norman Wayland
H L Ward
Columbus
Esse Hill
R C Tuckerman
Holzer Hospital
Eben Bowen
Lilian Strett
Nelsonville
Shelf
Bowen
Meigs Temple
Snider
Minneapolis
Alesha
Charles Snider
Wallace Russell
Carolyn Jean
Indianapolis
Russell
Lera Knopp
Hartman
Jonn Wood
Harns Wood
Charles Karr
Laurel Cliif Health Club
Ffrath
James Gilmore
Vance Stewart
Logan
Kermit Wiseman
Prc Kermit Wiseman
Norfolk
Herb Walker
Lancaster
Wiliam Fair
Catherine Riedel
Helen Kochs
Henry Kochs
Florine Campbell
William
Campbell
Mona June Wright
Willis Wright Pxl
James Rodgers
Camp Maxie
Texas
Harold Rodgers
William Bernhard
George Klarenbech
Sabbath De nomination Observed Across Week
Sabbath is observed daily by various religious denominations worldwide. Sunday is the Christian Sabbath, Monday the Greek, Tuesday the Persian, Wednesday the Assyrian, Thursday the Egyptian, Friday the Turkish, and Saturday the Jewish observe the Sabbath.
Three Soldiers Receive Army Discharges This Week
Kenneth Van Fossan of Laurelyville, Logan 3, was discharged at Camp Atterbury after service since 1941 with three years overseas. Paul Elvin Smith left Fort Ox New Jersey on June 18 after ten years in the Army including time in South America. Byron Spencer of Logan 3 completed six years in the Army and was discharged at Camp Atterbury on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leonard Kenneth van Fossan
Laurelyville
Army
Camp Atterbury
Tie
Phippina
Liberator Tibbon
Paul Elvin Smith
Fort Ox
South America
Byron Spencer
Logan 3
Recénvea
Hocking County Women’s Republican Club Meeting Report
The Hocking County Women’s Republican Club met at the president Mrs A J Carl’s home. The group outlined next year’s program and voted to adopt it and the monthly study plan. The next meeting is set for September with regular meetings to follow. A membership report will determine the quota for the State Federation. Mrs George Wonn introduced Mrs Marguerite Stewart, who gave readings of her work.
4-H County Picnic Plans Set For June 28
Logan County 4 H program announces a county picnic at Kachelmacher Park on June 28 from 4 to 10 pm with swimming at Municipal Pool from 2 to 9 pm. Q V Mohler leads softball, Felina Derr handles horseshoes, Martha Beery oversees more games, and Grace Harsh with Relna Derr arrange the picnic supper. Tickets required for swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Kachelmacher Park
Q. V. Mohler
Felina Derr
Martha Beery
Miis
Grace Harsh
Relna Derr
Tomé@aca
Nation’s newsboys rally for defense stamp funds
Stodghul reports newsboys have sold 1.66 billion ten cent defense stamps toward a 2 billion goal to back Water Weasels Army amphibious jeeps at the annual ICM A meeting in Philadelphia.
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ST Louis
UPI
the Nation
Fear Harbor
Howard W Stodghul
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Boys Or Victory Program
International Circulation Managers Association
Stodghil
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