Arrests After Coonville Clash Reported by Logan Sheriff
Logan reports six youths arrested after a Saturday night highway fight near Coonville. Howard Pidcock of Mineral, Athens County, suffered a fractured nose and facial cuts. Carlos Dickens pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined, with others charged with disorderly conduct receiving smaller fines or suspended penalties pending good behavior.
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Logan
Coonville
Starr Township
Charles Woods
Floyd Duffy
Woods
Howard Pidcock
Mineral
Athens County
Eugene Lehman
Hocking County
Carlos Dickens
Lehman
Raymond Nichols
Edward Henderson
George Nichols
Raymond Haborn
Hollis Carter
100 Members Of Grange At Meeting
About 100 grange members attended the county session Friday night in Miller Chapel Grange hall. The program, coordinated by Margaret McBroom, featured L P Mooney and daughter Shirley, Woodrow and Waldo Blum, Betty Funk, Elizabeth Rheinscheid, Sue Risch, Jean Griffith, and the Pomona drill team. James R. Smoot, Hocking County extension agent, gave the featured address. Refreshments were served after the program.
Hold Funeral Service For William F. Rizer
Funeral services were held Monday at 1 p m at Logan Methodist Church for William F. Rizer 68 a retired railroader who died Friday night at his home Rev Stanley Wiant officiated Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery Leonard Funeral Home Survivors include three sons Melvin Clarence Plainfield Conn and John New York City three daughters Mrs Dorothy Mowery Logan Mrs Rose Arensberg Newark and Mrs Catherine Robinette Haydenville three brothers Carl Los Angeles Ora Marion Merle South Bend Ind three sisters Mrs Lyda McFadden Delaware Mrs Mary Allen Columbus and Mrs Iva Truman Florida
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Logan
William F. Rizer
Stanley Wiant
Logan Methodist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Melvin
Clarence
Plainfield
Conn
John
New York City
Dorothy Mowery
Rose Arensberg
Newark
Catherine Robinette
Haydenville
Carl
Los Angeles
Ora
Marion
Merle
South Bend
Ind
Lyda McFadden
Delaware
Mary Allen
Columbus
Iva Truman
Florida
Funeral Rites Held for John W. Mowery
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock for John W. Mowery a New Plymouth farmer who died Thursday morning at his home Rev Raymond Rankwright officiated and burial was in New Plymouth Cemetery.
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Logan
John W. Mowery
New Plymouth
Raymond Rankwright
Districts File Enumeration Reports In Logan County
Logan County Superintendent S. H. Dillon said eight county school districts have filed enumeration reports, four more expected. Officials urged to send reports to the county office by July 1 or as soon as possible.
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Logan
S. H. Dillon
Ool
Supt. Dillon
Released on Bond After Arraignment
Charles Casto of West Logan was bound over to the grand jury on $300 bond after arraignment for reckless driving. He was released. The arraignment followed an accident on July 16 at Routes 33 and 664 near Logan when Casto allegedly turned left into Edward Clapham’s motorcycle, injuring Clapham and slightly injuring his sister Joy.
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Logan
Charles Casto
West Logan
Frank St. Clair
Casto
Edward Clapham
Clapham
Joy
Arraignment Schedules for Alleged Tire Thief
Leroy Hedge 22 of South Perry was set to be arraigned for stealing three tires tubes and an auto radio from Joel A Frailor of Columbus. The stolen vehicle was found abandoned near Big Pine and recovered by Sheriff Floyd Duffy. Selick Atkinson denied auto theft when arraigned in Columbus and was held to the grand jury on bond. Two Columbus men were arrested for receiving and concealing the stolen property.
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Hedge
Columbus
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Mary Poling
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Poling aged 74 widow of Dwight Poling were held Monday at 3 p m at Bethany A B Church. Rev Myron Clark officiated. Burial followed at South Harvey Cemetery in Marton Township. Surviving are four sons Frank Columbus Alfred Toledo Carlos and Judson of Logan three daughters Mrs Van Curren Mrs Frank Helber and Mrs Fred Hugll.
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Frank Helber
Fred Hugll
Logan Route worker Logan Groves discharged after mowing accident
Logan Route resident Logan Groves, who was injured when thrown from a mowing machine, was discharged Friday from Cherrington Hospital after several days of treatment.
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Logan
Ralph Groves
Logan Route
Cherrington Hospital
Absence of Fireworks Stands Draws Notice statewide
Logan city motorists report a conspicuous lack of fireworks stands along highways as a new state law restricts sale and use of fireworks without special permits. The absence signals broader compliance with banned sales across the region.
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Logan—City
Logan Brief Social Notes
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Pauline Shaffer and Ernest H. Wilson to take place early July. Also notes on Girl Scout Troop 3 camping trip, T. S. Club meeting, Enterprise Sunday School picnic, and various local visits and activities involving residents of Logan and nearby areas.
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Logan
Pauline Shaffer
Leo Shaffer
Ernest H. Wilson
Frank Wilson
Gibisonville
Miss Shaffer
Logan High School
Logan Morris
Mr. Wilson
Gibisonville High School
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
Lancaster
Girl Scout Troop 3
Mrs Frances Clark Takes Trip to Hattiesburg Visit
Mrs. Frances Clark of Trimble left Monday for Columbus and will travel to Hattiesburg Mississippi for a two week visit with her son Captain Joe Miner and Mrs Miner who have been stationed there for some time.
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Chauncey
Frances Clark
Trimble
Columbus
Hattiesburg
Miss
Capt
Joe Miner
Miner
Logan Pool Attendance Rises With Warmer Weather
Logan city pool manager Tom Bender reported 1,235 people used the pool last week, higher than the prior week when cold weather cut attendance. Free-day usage dropped to 28 on Tuesday and Thursday, and officials expect a jump as warm weather returns.
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Logan
Tom Bender
Logan Municipal
Housewives Dry Food For Victory
Logan reports county home demonstration agent Mrs. Ruth Bennington says emergency spurs drying of garden fruit and vegetables. She notes cheap equipment and fast drying preserve value, color and flavor. sun drying is less reliable than oven or artificial heat with careful supervision. Home-made drying devices can be built and plans available at the extension office.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ruth Bennington
New Officers Elected By Masons Friday
Logan chapter Royal Arch Masons announced Friday night officers elected include Paul Monks as high priest Jay Nimon as king Frank Larimer as scribe J W Woodard as treasurer Pearl Timberlake as captain L P Mooney as principal sojourner Neal Shaw as Royal Arch captain Roy Conkle as master third veil Leon Eichel as master second veil Charles Lyke as master first veil and Charles Kleinschmidt as guard.
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LOGAN
Royal Arch Masons
Paul Monks
Jay Nimon
Frank Larimer
J. W. Woodard
Pearl Timberlake
L. P. Mooney
Sojourner
Neal Shaw
Royal Arch
Roy Conkle
Leon Eichel
Charles Lyke
Charles Kleinschmidt
Wheat Harvest Nearing Finish Says Smoot
Logan county farmers finish or near completion of wheat harvest despite bad weather. James R. Smoot the county extension agent announced on Saturday. Smoot repeated the AAA rule that all wheat growers must hold 1942 marketing cards to sell grain at mills elevators or other grain purchasers.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Smoot
AAA
Bert Smith to Leave for Navy Active Duty
Logan resident Bert Smith will be called to active Navy duty on July 14 and report at Camp Allen, Virginia, for preliminary training. He enlisted at the Athens Recruiting station and was sworn in Cincinnati on May 6 earning the rating of gunner's mate first class.
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Logan
Bert Smith
U. S. Navy
Camp Allen
Norfolk
Athens
Cincinnati
Driver Fined And Jailed by Logan Mayor
Leslie Stevens age 18 of Kingston Route 1 pleaded guilty to two counts driving while intoxicated and driving without an operator's permit. Logan Mayor Paul Armstrong ordered a total $110 fine and costs and 90 days in Hocking County jail. Stevens was arrested by a Laurelville Village marshal and began serving his sentence Saturday night.
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LOGAN
Leslie Stevens
Kingston Route 1
Hocking County
Paul Armstrong
Laurelville
Stevens
Chauncey Woman Sarah Nye Dies at 86 in Sidney
Mrs. Sarah McNeal Nye aged 86, wife of the late George Harvey Nye, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. J A Long in Sidney after months of illness. Funeral at the family home in Chauncey Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial in Nye Cemetery. Survivors include four sons George W Nye Floyd Nye Dr. Robert Nye and Dr. Carlos Nye and daughter Mrs Bessie Long among grandchildren.
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Chauncey
Sarah McNeal Nye
George Harvey Nye
J. A. Long
Sidney
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Nye
Chauncey Church of Christ
George W. Nye
Floyd Nye
Robert Nye
Charleston
Carlos Nye
Buenos Aires
Argentine
South America
Bessie Long
Ohio
Cunningham announce birth of daughter Judith Ann
Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs Rye Cunningham announce the birth of a 10 pound daughter named Judith Ann at their home on West Main Street. The baby is the granddaughter of Sherman Cunningham of Chauncey. Edna Sweeney and Pauline Staten of Harden Kentucky are visiting Chauncey with Mr and Mrs H A Leiber and family Converse Street and Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney and Mary Helen Sweeney High Street.
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Chauncey
Rye Cunningham
Judith Ann
W. Main St
Sherman Cunningham
Edna Sweeney
Pauline Staten
Harden
H. A. Leiber
Converse St
Charles Sweeney
Mary Helen Sweeney
High St
Mable Swartz Hosts July Mothers Bible Class
Mrs Mable Swartz of Richland Avenue Athens will host the July meeting of the Mothers Bible Class at Zion Church Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Mable Swartz
Richland Ave
Athens
Mothers’ Bible Class
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Lieutenant Kennedy Ordered to Fort Belvoir for Active Duty
Lieut Richard C Kennedy a June Ohio State civil engineering graduate and Ames Bern High School alum reports to Fort Belvoir Virginia for active duty in the U S Army Corps of Engineers The Simpkins Award winning writer will be stationed temporarily Mrs Ben H Border attended the graduation exercises with Kennedy and his wife and son will not accompany him to Fort Belvoir
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Kennedy
Ames-Bern High School
Richard C. Kennedy
Fort Belvoir
Corps of Engineers
U. S. Army
Ohio State University
College of Civil Engineering
Simpkins
Ohio State
Ben H. Border
Vacation Bible School In Progress In Several Churches
Vacation Bible School continues in Chauncey Millfield Trimble Greens Run and Taylor Ridge districts with enrollments of 40 plus 50 plus 47 plus 20 and 27 respectively. Commencement for Taylor Ridge is set for Thursday night at 7 30 rather than Friday.
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Chauncey — Vacation Bible School
Chauncey School
Richard Bryant
Chicago
Mary Lee Thomas
Barnesville
Mary Helen Sweeney
Eloise Tucker
Elizabeth Ross
Betty Tope
Ethel Sweeny
Chauncey
Millfield
Delwyn Rayson
Mary Ellen Shaner
Edna Shaner
Nelsonville
Jane White
Trimble School
Ruth Beckler
Kimberly
Hazel Raber
Donna Faye Seckinger
Regina Earich
Nira Louise Bailey
Trimble
Carrye Smith
Myrtle Olbers
Mary Ayers
Doris Cordray
Taylor Ridge
Eisel Canter
June Heffken
Glenna Hanning
Way Side Cathedral to Hold Daily Services at East Side School
CHAUNCEY Millfield hosts Way Side Cathedral with a team of religious workers. The cathedral will be in the East Side School yard. A children program runs 3 to 4 30 today with directed play. Vesper service at 7 30 lasting one hour. A house to house canvass sparked interest in the cathedral visit. Services continue through the week urging all residents to attend.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Way Side Cathedral
East Side
Chauncey Locals Hear From Armed Forces Relatives
Miss Audrey Smart of Chauncey has a letter from her uncle Woodrow Lester formerly of Chauncey now at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. Miss Mary Lester of Chauncey has word from Charles Moss stationed at Camp Chaffee.
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Chauncey
Audrey Smart
Woodrow Lester
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Mary Lester
Charles Moss
Camp, Chaffee
Neighborhood Club Holds Wiener Roast Meeting
CHAUNCEY members gathered at Mrs. Bernice Estes home for an outdoor wiener roast last week. Next meeting is set for Tuesday July 7 at Mrs. Faye McCaffertys Mill Street home.
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Chauncey
Bernice Estes
Faye McCafferty
Mill St
Reena Simpkins
Mary Ferrel Dew
Jennie Jackson
Dorothy Stalder
Maxine Wade
Geraldine Parry
Nellie Agin
Edna Sutton
Edith Cochran
Methodist Sunday School Meets Tuesday Night
The Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church will meet Tuesday night at the K of P building with Mrs. Georgia Allen as teacher.
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Chauncey— Willing Workers
Methodist Church Sunday School
Georgia Allen
K of P
Death follows death in family circle at Logal
Relatives Ida Hilll Chauncey Elizabeth Robinett Jesely Fulton Edith McDaniel and Olive Brookins gathered in Logal Saturday after the death of W Riner father of Mrs Vern Robinett of Denville. Robinett family members attend the services and express condolences.
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Chauncey
Ida Hilll
Elizabeth Robinett
Jesely Fulton
Edith McDaniel
Olive Brookins
Mi.field
Logal
Riner
Vern Robinett
Denville
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Dillon
Athens Messenger
America
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Beatrix
Juliana
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Canada
Berkshire
Lee
Mass
J. W. Mowery
Mary Poling
Carbon Hill
T. S. Club
Anna Lowes
Wayne Johnson
Carl Sparnow
Edson Shaw
South Bloomineville
Ross Binsley
Route 3
Clyde Campbell
Garland Hawk
Clarence Lehman
Jesse Devon
Edgar Stedwill
Howard Wiseman
John Smith
Enterprise
Rising Park
Robert White
J. P
Joe White
Shaw
Verna Schoonover
Harley Schoonover
Karns
L. H. Shaver
Martha Jewell
Marion Allen
Merritt Wenn
Allen
Ohio University
Antioch Grange
Clayton Sater
The
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Mississippi
Navy
Messenger Building
C. H. Bartlett
Zenners
Floor
Goldberg
Worstell
N. Court
Zenner
Dept
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