Chapter House Opened for Workers in Logan Flood
Hocking County Chapter House opened to aid river flood victims with volunteers ready through the night. Miss Margaret Lutz and Mrs Sara Primmer stayed to take emergency calls while Dr C F Ranch and transportation chair Boyd Wright coordinated evacuation plans. Water entered homes on Mineral Ave and in West Logan as flood crested. residents were advised to seek help at the chapter house.
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Pogan
James ‘L. Young
Hocking County
Cross
Logan
Hocking River
Sara Primmer
Margaret Lutz
C.F. Ranch
Athens
Boyd Wright
Boy Scouts
Lutz
Rackbride
Mineral Ave
West Logan
Esther Circle Hostess Night in Logan
Mrs. James Blosser entertained the Esther Circle of the Methodist WSCS at her Zanesville Avenue home Tuesday evening. Devotional led by Mrs. Warren Bright on Prayer. a play on Batch Work Quilts by Miss Hazel and Ruth Armstrong. Business by President Nel Shaw announced Mrs. Charles Struble as next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Struble
Ralph Smith
Columbus
Struble
Warren Bright
White House
Hollis Freeman
Camp Robinson
Arkansas
N. Orchard St. An
Earl Landis
Monte
Glenn Duffy
Verna Collison
West St
Louisa Holloway
S. Davis
Holloway
Route 33
Logan War News Lists Local Service Members
A telegram from the War Department reports Fre Waldo Blum missing in action in France as of February 20. The former Goldie Brooks Blum, a Logan High School graduate, served since May and has been overseas three months with two prior casualty listings. His parents are Mrs Nellie Blum and nearby relatives, with a brother in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Blum
E. Front St
Woodrow
South Pacific
Navy
Donald F. Mowery
F. E. Mowery
East St
Bob Savings
Italy
Sgt. Savings Is
Walter Savinge
S. Culver St
Tony Brown
Myr
Joe Brown
N. Mulberry St
Charleston
Rolland Bright Plans Six Week Ledger Audits
Rolland Bright traveling auditor for the United Rubber Workers arrived from Akron and, delayed by high water, will depart soon for a six week trip through West Virginia Virginia Maryland Georgia North Carolina Alabama and Tennessee. Mrs Bright will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rolland Bright
United Rubber Workers
Akron
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Police Unable To Trace Stolen Auto
Logan reports no trace of the Jones automobile taken from their home last Sunday evening at 10 30 PM. Mrs Bretell visiting on Midland Place saw a man take the car but mistook him for Rev Jones at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ceril Jones
Futare
James Bretell
Harley Gooding
Midland Place
Rev. Jones
Logan Is. Shop Purchases Property on Henriet ta Ave
Miss Mary Eileen Fau able, manager of the Lethe Lou Beauty Shoppe, bought the Frank Welters property on Henriet ta Ave and plans to move with her mother into a new home around March 15. They came to Logan from Good Hope Township last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Eileen Fauable
Lethe Lou Beauty
Frank Welters
Henrietta Ave
Good Hope Township
Logan Social Notes
Mrs John Connor held a high score as substitute at Duplicate Bridge Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Barry Bell hosted the club at her home. Mrs Henry Dague also substituted.
Good Friday Services Planned by Hocking County Group
Logan representatives of the Hocking County Ministerial Association met at United Brethren Church to set Good Friday services for 8 PM on March 30. Rev. Cecil H. Jones presides. Rev. Carl Wilson will speak. music by the United Brethren choir.
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Logan
Hocking “County
United Service
Brethren’ Church
Cecil H. Jones
Carl Wilson
Bline ‘Memorial Church
Enterprise
United Brethren Church
Miss Wellman Hosts Delphian Club Meeting
Miss Mayme Niele welcomed the Delphian Club at her S Spring Street home. Mrs E O Pettit gave a paper on Indian War Workers, with discussion on Modern Indian Customs. Incoming program leader was Mrs A L Heyde and luncheon hostess Mrs Pettit. Early spring flowers decorated the Wellman home and refreshments followed social hour for listed members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit
Heyde
Jay Nimon
G. W. Rochester
Paul Monks
Virginia Hockman
James Barker
Ed Godfrey
E. M. Martin
Emma
Anna Wellman
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Donations and Visits
Donations to the Red Cross drive lead with the Corning Eagles Aerie 463 at 110 dollars and Corning Masons 25 dollars. District initiation for the Eagles is planned for Sunday at 1 30 PM with Raymond Jones of Chicago noted in the item. Several residents and visitors, including St Charles Horn on boot leave and Miss Gloria Stewart visiting from Columbus, are listed among the social notes with various trips and visits to family in Oakfield Crooksville Columbus and New Lexington.
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Corning
Red Cross Drive
Corning Eagles Aerie
Corning Masons
Eastern Stars
Fish and Game Group
Brother' Shood Railroad
Red Pekah Lodge
Corning Eagles Aerie Mo
Raymond Jones
Chicago
Carning
Charles Horn
Great Lakes
Ill
Robert Horn
Frank Flowers
Loretta
Swith
Hubert Eddy
Mary Verfers
Mae Jones
Columbus
James Jones
Oakfield
Joseph Fuccie
Pauline
Crooksville
Gloria Stewart
Jamies Stewart
Tony Oricheche
Logan
Harry Keuhler
Toledo
Clark Hampson
G. William Coulter
Hutson Dew
Herb Smith
New Lexington
Funeral arrangements for Addison Monroe Sater announced
Addison Monroe Sater 74 died Tuesday at Mt. Carmel Hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at United Brethren Church with Rev. WN Grueser officiating. Body to lie in state at home until services. Burial in Oaks Grove Cemetery by Leonard's Funeral Service.
Kiln Explodes During Flood at Logan Tile Plant
High water at the Logan Tile Plant flooding Tuesday night caused a kiln to explode as steam built from 2200 degree heat. Officials say damage cannot be estimated until the kiln is emptied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fife
Car found on Elm Street after theft on Logan Street
Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron reports the car belonging to William Miller, stolen from a parking space on Monday evening, was recovered Tuesday noon on Elm Street. The vehicle shows no damage.
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Logan
Jack Waldron
William Miller
Elm St
Immortal Wife review at Logan Public Library
Miss Eleanor Derr will lead a review of Immortal Wife by Irvin Stone at the Logan Public Library on March 13 as the Cosmopolitan Club sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Derr
Irvin Stone
Public Library
Cosmopolitan Club
Eagles Host Family Night Party on Route 1y
Record notes a party hosted by the Eagles clubrooms along Route 1y. Attendees joined a Saturday night event labeled Family Night featuring a vocal performance by John Shorr and three songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eagles
John Shorr
Joint Meet Held by Logan Groups
A joint meeting of Logan groups featured a social hour after a special program. Roger Friend presided as master of ceremonies with Miss Pauline Man offering entertainment and a Rochester vocal solo. Mrs Sumner accompanied by Mrs. Stot Oak hosted the event and group singing was led by Mrs. Williams as George Carrith and Miss Minnie Bowen assisted, though Logan and Louise Bowen could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Rocster
Wi Williams
George Carrith
Minnie
Logan
Nis Louise
Bowen
Columbus By Death of Aunt Rev. Fr. John Eyer
Fragmentary notice reports the death of a Columbus figure and a religious service at Mary’s Church. Names and details are unclear but indicate a funeral or memorial event linked to Rev. Fr. John Eyer and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eyerman
Colao the
Jora “Miller
8 Mary's Church
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Walters
Mill Creek
Cincinnati
Sam Primmer
MH. Cherrington
Claude Harmon
Harold
Dallas Kinser
Baezci
John Lee
Lawrence Hack
J. R. Hankigan
Bell
Saxton
Miss Wellman
Delphian Club
Corning Social Notes
Miller
Logan Street
Illiary
Amoienteroger
Ameritex
Serges
Gabardine Smart
Styles
Mallory and Wilson
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