Logan City Council Retains Time Policy And Grants Raises
Logan council defeated an ordinance to continue Eastern War Time 4 to 2 on final reading. The meeting approved a salary-raise ordinance for city workers including service director and water department staff, with interfund transfers totaling $2115 and $350 shifted from the Civilian Defense Council Fund.
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Logan
City Hall
Adcock
Moore
Tipton
Wonn
Councilmnen
Civilian Defense Council
Council
4-H Club Meets Friday At Marion School
Logan report states the Marion Township 4-H club achievement meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 p m in the Marion School Building. James R Smoot and Mrs Ruth Bennington announce certificates for members who completed projects. An entertainment program with games contests and motion pictures is planned. Vernie McCune will lead the boys and Mrs Relna Derr the girls.
Donald Morgan Burial Made at Beech Grove
Funeral services for Donald Barney Morgan were held at the Main St Church of Christ with Rev. C. B. Tuttle officiating. He was killed by a train near Cleveland Saturday and is survived by his widow Fannie, his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan, and brothers Dwight and R L Everett. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery.
Logan Birth Returns Home After Hospital Discharge
Mrs. David Evans and her infant daughter were discharged Tuesday from Cherrington Hospital to return home in Zanesville.
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Logan
David Evans
Zanesville
Cherrington Hospital
Hocking County Health Chief Reports February Activity
The Hocking County health department led by Dr. H. G. Southard lists February activity across education communicable disease field visits school and sanitation services. Notable items include 129 educational conferences, 7 scarlet fever cases, 45 school visits, 112 defects found in children, 16 defects corrected, 16 milk tests, 64 Wasserman tests, and 6 medical examinations.
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Hocking County Health
Logan
Hocking County Health Department
H. G. Southard
Dairy Technology School
Wasserman
Logan Social Notes Brief
Second Lieutenant Albert Leonard, recently visiting his father Walter Leonard, departs Sunday for a new station in San Diego California. Several local visitors and residents are listed from Point Pleasant Michigan and Mt. Pleasant Michigan with multiple family visits and a luncheon at Mrs L C Bart house.
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Bobby
Tommy
Middleport
Tom ‘Tignor
James Miller
Noah Andrews
Billy Donaldson
Pleasant
Michigan
Point Rationing Film Shown At Athena Theater
The Athena Theater presents a six minute cartoon "Point Rationing of Foods" to explain the new rationing system. The film uses British methods to show saving points by buying cheaper equivalents and emphasizes purchasing point free vegetables. It is part of the Office of War Information Victory Films released to theaters.
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Athena Theater
Great Britain
Office of War Information
Bishopville Personal and Social Mention
Local residents and visitors are noted in Bishopville gatherings. Elton Pedicord and Mountville friends visited I N Price. Frank Phillips of Glouster called on J M McDonald. Norris and daughter Jean of Columbus visited J M McDonald. Mary Margaret Taylor traveled with Ed McCune.
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Bishopville
Elton Pedicord
Mountville
I. N. Price
Frank Phillips
Glouster
J. M. McDonald
Victor Norris
Jean of Columbus
Mary Margaret Taylor
Ed McCune
Arenee Able
Amesville
Leland Fierce
Hollister
Carl Welling
Taylor Ridge
Five Fined by Middleport Mayor in Alcohol Cases
Police report lists Leona Willis intoxication and disturbing the peace fined $13.70. Everett McDaniel paid $25.70 for the same charges. William Motley fined $13.70 for disturbing the peace. Fred Jenkins fined $28.70 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Marion Rife Cheshire fined $13.70 for intoxication.
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Middleport
Leona Willis
Everett McDaniel
William Motley
Fred Jenkins
Marion Rife
Cheshire
Farm Women's Rally Set for March 26 in Logan
Plans advance for the annual Hocking County Farm Women's achievement meeting to be held March 26 at the First Methodist Church in Logan. The event, titled The Farm Women's Rally for Victory, is organized by Ruth Bennington and county Women's Home Council chair Fred Graham with a committee handling program, dinner, exhibits, hospitality, and registrations.
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Logan
Hocking County
First Methodist Church
Ruth Bennington
Fred Graham
County Women's Home Council
Graham
Fred Edwards
Grace Harsh
Ralph Swartz
May Brimner
Irvin Risch
Paul Shaw
Elmer Risch
Russell Blum
Dave Wylie
Porter Heinlein
Clarence Skinner
Ed Johnson
Mildred Dupler
Relief Office Closed Tuesday, Wednesday
Hocking County relief office closures announced to allow director Carl E Blosser and case worker Mrs Margaret Webb to attend a Columbus meeting with state welfare officials. Office to reopen Thursday. session continues Wednesday. No surplus commodities distribution planned for county relief clients this week.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Carl E. Blosser
Margaret Webb
Columbus
State Welfare Department
Song Title Time Contest Draws District Listeners
WBNS Columbus announces a district wide contest with over five thousand dollars in prizes for Long Title Time dramatizations. Printed dramatizations 1 to 16 are two cents each this week only, after March 13 return to five cents. Broadcasts run Feb 17 to Apr 15 with 178 prizes awarded, first being one thousand dollars.
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WBNS
Columbus
Ohio
Scout Troop 40 Votes Five Dollars to Red Cross
Middleport report shows Troop 40 committee members at First Presbyterian Church voting a five dollar donation to the American Red Cross. The group planned troop advancement and decided to award miniature pins to mothers as their sons earned badges. World’s largest individually owned orchards are near Mesa Idaho.
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Red Cross
Middleport
Troop 40
Boy Scouts of America
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Carr
H. A. Rothrock
A. A. Dillard
J. H. Grate
Frank White
Bill Grate
Allen Vandersleben
American Red Cross
Mothers of Scouts
Mesa
Idaho
County Educators Meet Friday to discuss high school issues
Hocking County school superintendents will meet Friday afternoon at 3 p.m. with County Superintendent S. H. Dillon and State High School Supervisor F. M. Shelton to review local high school problems. They will also confer with the County Board of Commissioners about the school lunch program at risk due to labor shortages.
Hocking Men Given Honorable Discharges
Three Logan and Hocking County men received honorable discharges from the U S Army and returned to civilian life. They are Ralph Moore of Logan Luther Skiver of Haydenville and Irven Hawk of Carbon Hill all over 38 years of age. Moore was stationed at Ft. Knox Kentucky Skiver at Selfridge Field Michigan and Hawk at Seattle Washington part of embarkation.
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Logan
Logan and
Hocking County
U. S. Army
Ralph Moore
Luther Skiver
Haydenville
Irven Hawk
Carbon Hill
Moore
Ft. Knox
Skiver
Selfridge Field
Mich
Hawk
Seattle
Wash
Officials Plan Rural Salvage Drive Meeting
Logan Hocking County township trustees join county officials Saturday at 1 30 p m in the Common Pleas Court room to discuss a rural salvage drive led by E N Turner county salvage chairman Trustees and interested persons are urged to attend more details to be announced by Chairman Turner
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Logan—Hocking County
Common Pleas
E. N. Turner
Turner
Herbert Doughty Addresses Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Herbert Doughty of Portsmouth and former Kiwanis lieutenant governor spoke at the Logan Kiwanis meeting Tuesday night at the White House.
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Herbert Doughty
Logan Kiwanis
Logan
Portsmouth
Kiwanis
White House
Sweazy Birth Announcement in Springfield
Mr and Mrs Ben Sweazy of Springfield announce the birth of a daughter at Springfield Hospital Monday night. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles M Mohler and Mr and Mrs Cromwell Sweazy, both of Logan.
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Logan
Ben Sweazy
Springfield
Springfield Hospital
Charles M. Mohler
Cromwell Sweazy
Steele pleads guilty to speeding charge in Logan
Merlin Steele of Gladman Michigan pleaded guilty to speeding on U S Route 33 north. He was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Denzil Weltner. John Connor of Fast Second Street suffered a mild stroke at home but is improving this week.
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Logan
Merlin Steele
Gladman, Mich
Denzil Weltner
John Connor
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