Veteran H W Harden Dies at 78 in Logan
Hiram W. Harden a Logan automoble dealer aged 78 died Monday at his home on E Hunter Street after a cerebral hemorrhage. A native of Washington Township he moved to Logan in 1917 and started an auto agency bearing his name. Surviving are his wife three daughters and two sons funeral arrangements are being completed.
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LOGAN
Hiram W. Harden
Logan Automobile
E. Hunter St
Washington Township
Mingon Lodge
A. M
First Presbyterian Church
J. C. Cremean
New Plymouth
J. D. Harris
5. W. Murphy
Zanesville
Frank Harden
Lawrence Harden
Camp Breckinridge
Special Meeting Forms Mobilization Group in Marion Township
A Monday night session at Marion School led by James R. Smoot established a permanent township mobilization committee for farm equipment and labor. The meeting, well attended by farmers and residents, marks the first in a series of township meetings across the county.
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LOGAN
Marion Township
Marion
James R. Smoot
Officials Announce Call for April
LOGAN Selective Service officials announced on Monday that they have received the advance call for April. The quota total for this period was not divulged by board members in compliance with headquarters requests.
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Logan—Selective Service
National Headquarters
Hospital Births and Dismissals Reported in Logan Area
Logan area notes show Mrs Clark Reed and infant son discharged from Cherrington Hospital Monday. Mr and Mrs David Evans of Zanesville welcomed a daughter born Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Royal Copeland of Nelsonville welcomed a daughter born at the hospital Saturday night.
Courts Clerk Monthly Report Shows Vehicle Titles and Mortgages
Logan County records show 86 used car title certificates filed in Hocking County in February per Thelma Keyes county clerk of courts. Forty five mortgages recorded, 66 cancelled. certificate office receipts total 117.50 with 79.50 to county and 38 to state. Mildred Blum, deputy clerk, oversees the title office.
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Logan
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Mildred Blum
Haydenville Man Dies In Logan 2
Ed Gustin, 69, of Haydenville died Sunday at Cherrington Hospital from silicosis. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Wellston United Brethren Church, burial in Wellston. Survived by wife Nellie a son Fred L Gastin and four brothers John Walter Charles and Robert. Roy preceded him in death.
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Logan
Wellston
Fred L. Gastin
South Carolina
John
Walter
Four Registrants Volunteer for Duty in U S Army
Four Logan and Hocking County registrants have volunteered for immediate Army duty per a Monday Hocking County Selective Service Board announcement. Names listed are Everett Hunter Burt of Columbus, Harry Esmond Nihiser of Logan, Marcus Dean Lohr Jr of Haydenville, and Roy Junior Turner of Haydenville. They will undergo screening and be included in a future contingent of selectees.
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Logan
Logan and
Hocking County
U. S. Army
County Agents Plan Ohio State Conference Attendance
Logan reports county extension agent James R. Smoot and home demonstration agent Mrs Ruth Bennington will attend the manual district extension education conference at Ohio State University. The event runs Wednesday through Friday with officials from 27 Southern Ohio counties focusing on Agronomy and Soils and 4 H Club materials and local leader plans.
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LOGAN
Manual
Ohio State University
James R. Smoot
Ruth Bennington
Ohio
Executive Board Meeting Set for Tuesday Night
LOGAN The executive board of the local Business and Professional Women's Clubs will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the club rooms announced by president Mrs Dessie Hanna All members urged to attend this session.
Lamarr Stars in White Cargo at the Athena Theater
Hedy Lamarr appears as Tondelayo in a gripping screen version of White Cargo at the Athena, with Walter Pidgeon co starring. The drama showcases a sultry tropical heroine and introduces a larong weapon as the production for today Wednesday and Thursday brings vivid new life to the stage hit.
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Hedy Lamarr
Athena
Walter Pidgeon
Logan Brief Social Notes
Announcement of Ida Belle Van Atta and Private First Class Clinton St. Clair wedding with ceremony for immediate families. Following, a luncheon for select guests. Also notes on East End Needle Club, Embroidery Club, Girl Scouts Troop 2 meeting, furloughs and visits, and Venus Chapter 76 Eastern Star annual inspection with dinner prior.
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Carl Beery
Swannanoa
North Carolina
H. R. Beery
B. C. Shride
Christine Shride
Canal Winchester
George Wonn
Stanley Addison Spencer
Camp Parks
Pleasantville
California
Logan
James McNamee
Two Licenses Issued By Probate Court
Logan Probate Court issued two marriage licenses on Monday naming Emmerson Engle and Ada Bolyard as the couple, and Elmer Spencer and Desda Durian as another couple. The records list ages, residences in Logan and Murray City, and parental details for each party.
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Probate Court
Logan
Emmerson Elsworth Engle
Shipper
John Engle
Ada June Bolyard
Walter Bolyard
Elmer Clayton Spencer
Murray City
Dwight Spencer
Desda Ladd Durian
Royal Durian
Substitutes Named for Gallipolis Schools February
Gallia County school records list February substitute teachers for Gallipolis schools as Vivian Wood Winifrede Knight Hazel Cameron and Alta Stewart.
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Gallipolis
Vivian Wood
Winifrede Knight
Hazel Cameron
Alta Stewart
Blaze Destroys Home Near Gibisonville
A blaze from a defective flue destroyed the George Huffines residence near Gibisonville on Sunday afternoon. Flames spread from the attic, driven by strong winds, and all furnishings and belongings were lost. Neighbor A M Barringer was present. son Scott Huffines suffered minor burns while trying to save items.
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Logan
George Huffines
Gibisonville
A. M. Barringer
Huffines
Scott Huffines
Councilman Purchases First Fishing License in 1943
Logan Ohio reports City Councilman John Tipton bought the first 1943 anglers license at the county clerk of courts office. Walter C. Lehman followed on Monday. The clerk notes a tin shortage will halt new metal license holders.
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Logan
Hocking County
Clerk of Courts
John Tipton
Walter C. Lehman
Thelma Keyes
State Department of Conservation
Eldon Carr Chosen for Officers Candidate School
Cpl. Eldon Carr son of City Schools Superintendent George E. Carr has been selected for Officer Candidate School at Fort Sill Oklahoma. He will report to the Oklahoma post Thursday after several months at Fort Bragg North Carolina and will be stationed with the U S Army.
Logan Youth Pvt Kline Transfers for Basic Training
Pvt Merline E Kline formerly of Logan has been inducted into the Army and moved from Fort Benjamin Harrison Reception Center to Fort Knox Kentucky for basic training.
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LOGAN
Merline E. Kline
Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ft. Knox, Ky
Chauncey Plans First Test Blackout Night
Chauncey will experience its first test blackout on Thursday night March 4 authorized by the Ohio State Council of Defense for Athens County and several neighboring counties. Mayor Hines calls a Wednesday meeting at 7 p m at City Hall to prepare and urges defense council members and volunteers to attend with three to five representatives per street.
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Chauncey
Ohio State Council of Defense
Athens County
Hines
Council of Defense
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Tippett in Chauncey
An attractive Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tippett in Chauncey celebrated Mrs. Tippett's birthday. Irene Jackson donated flowers, Margaret Kern baked the cake, and guests included Carroll Tippett family, Margaret Kern, Isabelle Courtney, Irene Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tippett with their children Carolyn and Russell.
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Chauncey
Sam Tippett
E. Main St
Tippett
Irene Jackson
Margaret Kern
Carroll Tippett
Carolyn
Russell
Chauncey Socials Host McCollums Guests
Mr and Mrs James McCollum entertained Sunday guests at their E Main Street Chauncey residence. Attendees included Lewis Crow Ernest Crow Mineral Ruth Goldsberry The Plains and Mr and Mrs Floyd Webb and son Robert Haydenville.
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Chauncey
James McCollum
E. Main St
Salem
Lewis Crow
Ernest Crow
Ruth Goldsberry
Plains
Floyd Webb
Robert
Haydenville
Revival Begins At Morristown Holiness Church
Evangelist Rev. A. L. Baldridge Chauncey will start a revival at the Morristown Holiness Church Sunday night March 7 at the school building. Services will be held nightly with sermons by Baldridge and special music. The public is invited.
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A. L. Baldridge Chauncey
A. L
Baldridge
Sciotoville
Morristown
Holiness Church
Chauncey Family Guests and Military News
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Dean Hamilton hosted relatives including their Akron sister and brother in law. Marshal Smith son of Mrs Zimmie Smith is stationed at Fort Baranacas. Mrs Pearl Lowery has returned from Columbus visiting her son Herbert and family and three daughters. Richard Dye, son in law of Pearl Lowery, has enlisted in the Army.
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Chauncey
Dean Hamilton
Akron
Thomas Hamilton
Marshal Smith
Zimmie Smith
Fort Baranacas
Pearl Lowery
Columbus
Herbert Lowery
Roy Ware
Virgil Ball
Jimmy Bean
Richard Dye
Greendale
Miss Clara Welling Dies in Toledo
Miss Clara Welling former Chauncey resident dies at 555 Milton St Toledo after stomach trouble. Funeral at First Church of Christ Chauncey Wednesday 2 p m Eastern War Time Rev Gilbert Courtney. burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey. Survived by sister Nell and four brothers in Ohio.
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Chauncey
Clara Welling
Milton St
Toledo
First Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Nye
Miss Welling
Nell Welling
Wesley
Melissa Welling
Welling Crossing
Town
Chauncey-Dover
Church of Christ
Nell
James R. Welling
Samuel A. Welling
Basil
R. D
Orley Welling
Tarlton
Oliver Welling
Nelsonville
Chauncey Teachers Receive Back Pay
Chauncey Wayne schools superintendent announced staff have been paid up to date. A check for 11929.98 plus 1800 covered two and a half months including half of November and December and January. Five percent Victory tax deducted from January pay. miscellaneous bills paid in full.
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Chauncey
Wayne Mathews
Chauncey-Dover
Matthews
Pictures to be Shown at The Plains Methodist Church
Leaders announce pictures of White Cross Hospital will be shown at The Plains Methodist Church Tuesday March 2 at 7 30 p m Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Chauncey
Plains Methodist Church
White Cross Hospital
Melvin Heft Named As New Secretary
Melvin Heft a former Hocking County purchasing agent and secretary to the county board of commissioners is named to succeed Newton Spencer as secretary and auditor at Cherrington Hospital Spencer left Sunday for Cleveland to work in a defense industry for employment.
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Logan
Melvin Heft
Hocking County
County Board of Commissioners
Newton Spencer
Cherrington Hospital
Spencer
Cleveland
Increased Attendance Reported by Churches
CHAUNCEY The pre Easter campaign in the Church of Christ parish has boosted attendance across five churches Chauncey Trimble Taylor Ridge Millfield and Greens Run with all reporting gains in morning and evening services except one which fell by four. Bible Sunday is set for next week with a goal of 200 Bibles to be brought and the slogan A Bible in the hand a prayer in the heart and a song on the lips. Worker conferences were held in Chauncey and are scheduled for Trimble and Greens Run with reports on progress and plans.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Greens
Study Club Meeting Plans Embroider Quilt Blocks
The Plains Chil Study Club meets tonight at 7 30 in Mrs. Eileen Linscott's home. Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty leads the program, and members should come prepared to discuss embroidery quilt blocks. A social hour and refreshments follow.
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Chauncey
Plains Chil Study Club
Eileen Linscott
Dorothy Daugherty
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Buie Pont Ford
Buie Piya
UIC
Page Ted
H. W. Harden
Mil
Logan Hospital
Athens
Quick's
CUT Rate
Your Penslar Drug Store
Essential
Zenners
RED Cross
Logan 2
Tondelayo
Amos Ellinger
East End
Needle Club
Russell Poling
John St. Clair
John Weaver
Joe Brooker
Pottery St
Genevieve Schafer
Mary Hankison
N. Spring St
Girl Scouts
Troop 2
Methodist Church
Charles Rauch
Joe Phillips
Ray Garverick
Arlie Brimmer
Ann Phillips
Norma Cole
Judy Ogg
Nancy Young
Eugenia Weinrich
Betty Lou Risch
Barbara Staussmith
Marilyn Brim
Athens Messenger
Councilman
First Fishing
Eldon Carr
Officers
City Hall
The
Defense Corps
Arether
Quick’s Cut Rate Drug
W. Union St
Lin Soing
Pearl Harbor
Great Britain
Russia
China
Africa
International Red Cross
Switzerland
Fred Cross
the McBee Company
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