43 Hocking County Men Die in Army Service in War
War Department casualty list shows 43 Hocking County men lost their lives in World War I. Of these 21 were killed in action, eight died of wounds, nine from injuries or non battle causes, and five by findings of death. Names include Donald Arnold, James Bateman, Lawrence Bennett, Vaughn Bennet, Waldo Blum, and many others. A separate note: Four Square Class of the Methodist Church in Logan will hold a white elephant sale Friday evening in the church social rooms.
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War Department
Hocking County
Navy
Donald FE. Arnold
James D. Bateman
Lawrence H. Bennett
Vaughn E. Bennet
Waldo D. Blum
Joseph F. Boch
James R. Brooks
Ernest W. Burk
Alfred L. Campbell
Robert ©. Callison
Howard E. Columber
Denver F
Diltz
Denzil L. Dupler
Paul J. Durbin
James E. Ebert
Wham L. Ginn
Cecil C. Green
Denver F. Hagemyer
Ray Hammond
Carl C. Hite
Ralph W. Huston
Toe E. Jinks
Dana B. Johnson
Joseph M. Johnson
William C. Jordan Zollie
Juhos
Herman L Lampl
Clarente C. Abintosh
Leonard W. McKinles
William L Mountjoy
Elmo G. Swe
Leroy J. Nagle
Elwyn D. Patterson
Mura S. Phillips
James H Redick
Harry E. Ricketts
Julan S. Sampson
Carl J. Sater
Robert C. Spencer
Charles O. Star Robert ©. Steele
Russell Weele
Gahin RE. Wulson
LOGAN
Methodist Church
Mrs Matheny Returns From New Orleans
LOGAN March 3 Mrs Matheny of Haydenville has returned after three weeks in New Orleans where her daughter Mrs Ralph Hess underwent major surgery at the Baptist Hospital. During the stay Mrs Matheny fractured her left ankle while on the porch of her daughter’s residence.
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Logan
Matheny
Haydenville
New Orleans
Ralph Hess
Hess
Watchman 75 Dies at Home in Carbon Hill
Nelsonville services set for a 75 year old watchman at his Carbon Hill residence. He leaves a wife and family including a step daughter and several relatives. Funeral arrangements include a Christian Church service in Carbon and burial in Carbon Hill Cemetery.
Hospital Notes Of Logan Area
Harold Kessler treated for a head cut after a shove while working on the South Susan burling project. Hayden vile and Anna Vomanawas undergo major surgeries at Hocking Valley Hospital. Paul Hatman and Shopa Foyd admitted for observation or treatment. Mrs Howard Platt treated for injuries from an accident. Laura Schemmp admitted for treatment. C H Richards transported from Hocking Valley to Columbus. Over 94,000 newspapers and magazines are published worldwide.
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Harold Kessler
Bie
Susan Burling
Baioa Campbell
Haydenvile
Doctors Hospial
Columbus Mis
Anna VoManawas
Ie Hocking Valles
Paul Hatman
I Rand
Taneoo
Inca
Lo Dia
Ature
Hocking Valley Hospital
Shopa Foyd
Howard Platt
Tur
Tros
Ohio
Laura Schemmp
Hocking Valles Hospital
Marshfield News Briefs From New Marshfield area
Local notes report relatives visiting and travel among area residents. Mentions include Mrs Gus Dinsmore and Mrs Ruth Dneecore visiting in Athens and Pas grandmother, Nell Andrews and Donna Bevevage at Athens Cox visiting mother, and John Brewer with Juarta Bridge visiting Mr and Mrs Jack Sickles. Guests at the Mix and Mrs W L Bridge included T J Withers and Roy Meechem families. Barber ton and Meechem plan travel to Texas. Ann Phillips is observing a holiday here.
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Flanders
Huron
Gus Dinsmore
Buth Dneecore
Sue Feseyv
Athens
Pas
Ne Bean
Matte Marie
Nell Andrews
Marlin Jones
Donna Bevevage
Emu Gees
Athers
Cox
Met
Beverly Taylor
Moneral Myr
John Brewer
Juarta Bridge
Afr
Jack Sickles
W. L
T. J. Withers
Roy Meechem
Barbara
Bobb
Barberton
Meachem
Texas
Ann Phillips
Fred Arnold
Salt Lake City
Robert Wesmueller
F. P Martin
Glanview Heights Aire
Dallas Viser
Bettha Namo Seers
Bysop
Stewart
Brrons
Mre Co
Woebh
Goldie Blum
Dale
New Jersey
New York
Logan Brief Social Notes Reflect Community Gatherings
Helen Clark hosted a parish social at her El Front Street home for Senior Choir members of United Brethren Church with guests including Rev A N Grueser and Betty Martin. The column records various local visits, birthdays, engagements, and travel notes among Amesville and nearby towns, highlighting community life.
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Helen Clark
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United Brethren Church
EL Front St
Two Divorces Are Sought
Divorce actions are filed in Common Pleas Court. Walham R Cable seeks divorce from Made lon K Cable for gross neglect of duty, married at Pomeroy in July 1943. Zelda Smith seeks divorce from Kenneth Smith for gross neglect and custody of two children. Alyena Ralston asks modification of maintenance for three minors. Eumee Kuhn seeks temporary alimony and attorney fees. Paul Kuhn to pay. Harrys J Taylor granted divorce from Dian M Taylor for gross neglect with custody awarded to the defendant. Logan marriage licenses issued in Probate Court for Frank Rheinseheid and Mary Hagan and Chole W Corwin and Ida Mae Erwin.
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Eumee Kuhn
Paul Kuhn
Allovnes
Harrys J. Taylor
Dian M . Taylor
Enea Pett Banger
Ais
Logan
Ted
E.L Ewing
Frank Rheinseheid
Manger
Chakers Theater
New Plymouth
Frank Rhez Sr
Mary Miuldcen Hagan
Charles Hagan
Columaus
Chole W. Corwin
Jack Corwin
Ida Mae Erwin
William Erwin
Apple Grove Social Notes Packed with Local Visitors
Apple Grove notes list numerous guests and social visits around Marietta and Junction City. Names include Mrs B M O'Brien, Margaret O'Brien, Lola Lee Gary, Diva Gainer, Jimmie Smith Racine, and others visiting Clark, Hudnall, Owens, and Wolfe households. Edward Robinson returns from Sheltering Arms Hospital. Broadcast changes and a cancellation of a youth forum are also noted.
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M O'‘en
Margaret O'Brien
Junction Cis
Mrr
E. C. Clark
M. O'Brien
Lola Lee Gary
Junction City
Diva Gainer
Benny. Bashon O
Jimmie Smith Racime
E C Clark
Janah
Fox White
Nest Shank
Robert
Elvey
Mac Allen
Marietta
FE Shank
G. H. Hudnall
Carl Wolfe
Robert Owens
Guy Kelly
Peaps
and Shields
Edward Robinson
Boyd
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mroo
Glenn
Georgia
Washington
Radio camera tease at Psany Midcet races on NBC
NBC's WABT New York telecasts show stands views of a small oval track using improvised cameras. Report notes weak imagery and distant shots while cameras track the tiny cars around the oval. NBC also aired footage of the Station Inland ferry house fire recorded a few hours earlier.
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Seokyn
Exrndore Wels
Cammias
Psany
Dsits
Nbcs
WABT
Sane
NBC
Staton
Russell James Appointed Assistant to Serbu for County Records
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson named Russell James of Logan to assist Earl Serbu of Akron as state examiner of the Hocking County records. James began duties Tuesday morning after two months in Logan.
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Logan
Russell James
Fourth St
Joseph Ferguson
Earl Serbu
Akron
Hocking
Serbu
James
Logan Chamber Chief Attends PA Crude Owl Conf in Pittsburgh
Logan Chamber of Commerce president Logan Phillip M. Fame attends a two day session of the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Owl Association at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Thursday and Friday. He serves on the association board.
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Logan
Phillip M. Fame
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Grade
William Penn Hotel
Faine
Masons Elect Friday Officers at Royal Arch Chapter
Chapter 75 of the Royal Arch Masons will elect officers Friday at the Masonic Temple. A luncheon will follow the meeting.
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Masons
Logan
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Funeral Service for Albert M. Brown Held Saturday
Albert M Brown aged 83 died early Wednesday at his Glenview Heights home. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at pm at the Methodist Church by Rev C W Swennel with Rev Milton Brown of Bremen assisting. The body is at Leonard Funeral Home for calling hours, with Friday afternoon viewing at the Glenview Heights home. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Joe G. Bioas
Ses Lyerks
Blosser
Enterprise
Jorn Dehnen
Carpon Hill
James Shaffer
Nelsonville
Chriuan
Carbon Fill
Frans
Bethany
Boty
Leonard Funeral
Carbon Hill
Caulis
Babbage
Flos
Swennel
Milton Brown
Bremen
Leonard Funeral Home
Glenview Heights
Oaks Grove
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