Logan City Council approves salary raises and Eastern Time stance
The Logan council adopted raises for several city workers after a finance committee report. New annual and hourly rates include service director 2100, cemetery sexton 0.50 hourly, chief engineer 175 monthly, water works staff 155 monthly, water clerk 1220 yearly, plus five cent hourly increases for street and cemetery labor. Interfund transfers of 2115 and a 350 Civilian Defense Council fund transfer were authorized.
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Moore
Tipton
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Civilian ‘Defense Council
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4 H Club Meets Friday At Marion School
LOGAN The Marion Township 4 H club achievement meeting is set for Friday at 730 p m at the Marion School Building announced by James R Smoot county extension agent and Mrs Ruth Bennington county home demonstration agent Certificates of achievement will be given to district club members who completed their projects last year A program of entertainment includes games contests motion pictures Vernie McCune will lead the boys and Mrs Relna Derr the girls
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Marion Township
Marion
James R. Smoot
Ruth Bennington
Vernie McCune
Relna Derr
Donald Morgan Burial Made at Beech Grove
Funeral services for Donald Barney Morgan, killed Saturday near Cleveland when struck by a train, were held at the Main St Church of Christ with Rev. C B Tuttle officiating. He leaves his widow Fannie, his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan, two brothers Dwight of New Lexington and R I Everett of Cleveland. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery.
Leave Hospital Logan Discharges Mrs Evans and Infant
Mrs David Evans and her infant daughter were discharged Tuesday from Cherring ton Hospital in Zanesville. The event marks a healthy end to their hospital stay with both mother and child reported in good condition.
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David Evans
Zanesville
Cherrington Hospital
Hocking County Health Chief Reports February Work
Dr. H G Southard, county health commissioner, presents February activities for Hocking County Health Department. Educational efforts include 129 personal conferences and 134 leaflets. Field data cover communicable disease cases, maternity and school hygiene, and sanitation inspections across schools, dairies, and food establishments.
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Dairy Technology School
Wasserman
Point Rationing Film Shown At Athena Theater
The Athena Theater screens a six minute cartoon "Point Rationing of Foods" to explain the new system. The film uses Great Britain methods to show how to save points by choosing equivalent foods and highlights buying point free vegetables. It is part of the Office of War Information Victory Films issued to theaters.
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Great Britain
Office of War Information
Five Are Fined by Middleport Mayor
Police report lists five individuals fined for minor offenses in Middleport. Leona Willis intoxication and disturbing the peace with a $13.70 fine. Everett McDaniel same charge at $23.70. William Motley disturbing the peace $13.70. Fred Jenkins operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol $28.70. Marion Rife Cheshire intoxication with a $153.70 fine.
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Middleport
Leona Willis
Everett McDaniel
William Motley
Fred Jenkins
Marion Rife
Cheshire
Bishopville Personal And Social Mention
Bishopville notes show visits and social calls among residents. Elton Pedicord and family from Mountville visited I N Price. Frank Phillips from Gloucester called on J M McDonald. Norris family from Columbus visited McDonald and others hosted guests including Mary Margaret Taylor.
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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
Farm Women's Rally Set For March 26 In Logan
Plans are under way for the annual Hocking County Farm Women's achievement meeting to be held March 26 at the First Methodist Church in Logan. Details will be announced soon. A partial list of committees includes program chairpersons Fred Edwards and Grace Harsh, dinner chairmen Ralph Swartz and May Brimner, exhibits chairs Paul Shaw and Elmer Risch, and hospitality and registrations coordinators Ed Johnson and Mildred Dupler.
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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 and Wednesday
Hocking County relief office was closed Tuesday and Wednesday as director Carl E. Blosser and case worker Mrs. Margaret Webb attended a special meeting of relief officials in Columbus at the State Welfare Department. The office will reopen Thursday morning at the regular time. Relief officials will return Wednesday after the session ends. No distribution of surplus commodities is scheduled for county relief clients this week.
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Hocking County
Carl E. Blosser
Margaret Webb
Columbus
State Welfare Department
Song Title Time Contest Attracts Many in District
WBNS Columbus offers two cent dramatizations for Song Title Time entries in a district wide contest with over five thousand dollars in prizes. Broadcasts run February 17 to April 15 with 178 prizes awarded starting at one thousand dollars for first place and five hundred for second.
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Columbus
Ohio
Scout Troop 40 Votes Five Dollars to Red Cross
Middleport—At a Troop 40 Boy Scouts committee meeting at First Presbyterian Church the group voted a five dollar donation to the American Red Cross. Plans were set for troop advancement and for awarding miniature pins to mothers as each scout earned badges. World's largest individually owned orchards are located near Mesa Idaho.
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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 in Hocking Office
Hocking County school superintendents meet Friday at 3 p.m. with County Superintendent S. H. Dillon and state high school supervisor F. M. Shelton to discuss local high school problems. They will also confer with the County Board of Commissioners on the school lunch program threatened with closure due to labor shortages.
Hocking Men Given Honorable Discharges
Three Logan and Hocking County men have received honorable discharges from the U S Army and returned to civilian life. They are Ralph Moore Logan Luther Skiver Haydenville and Irven Hawk Carbon Hill all over 38 years old. Moore was stationed at Ft. Knox Ky Skiver at Selfridge Field Mich and Hawk at Seattle Washington part of embarkation.
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Logan and
Hocking County
U. S. Army
Ralph Moore
Luther Skiver
Haydenville
Irven Hawk
Carbon Hill
Moore
Ft. Knox
Skiver
Selfridge Field
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Seattle
Wash
Officials Meet To Plan Rural Salvage Drive
Logan Hocking County officials and township trustees will meet Saturday at 1 30 p m in the Common Pleas Court room to discuss a rural salvage drive with county Salvage chairman E N Turner. The gathering invites trustees and interested persons and plans and details will be announced shortly.
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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 to the Logan Kiwanis club at its Tuesday night session at the White House.
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Logan Kiwanis
Logan
Portsmouth
Kiwanis
White House
Birth announced for Logan baby at Springfield Hospital
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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Ben Sweazy
Springfield
Springfield Hospital
Charles M. Mohler
Cromwell Sweazy
Steele Pleads Guilty To Speeding Charge
Merlin Steele of Gladman Michigan pleaded guilty to speeding. He was fined 10 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Denzil Weltner for speeding on U S Route 33 north as cited by state highway patrolmen.
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Logan
Merlin Steele
Gladman, Mich
Denzil Weltner
John Connor Suffered Stroke at Home This Week
Logan John Connor of East Second Street had a slight stroke at his home early this week. His condition is reported as greatly improved.
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John Connor
East Second St
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