Three Hocking Countians Sent to Fort Hayes for Army Service
The Athens Messenger reports three Hocking County men were sent to Fort Hayes in Columbus as replacements from the last draft. A quota of 13, partly from volunteers, will report next Tuesday. A first group physical examination is set for 6 p m Thursday at the courthouse, with about 25 men to be examined.
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THF
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Fort Hayes
Logan
Hocking
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Walter Thurman Myers
Rockbridge
Benjamin Harry Jones
New Straitsville
William Long Hansel
East St
Selective Service Board
James Fox
North St
James Vernon Huffman
Bowen St
David Lester Carpenter
Camp Hocking
George Bugnar
David Huls Roberts
Freisner Ave
Donald Albert Morrison
E. Franklin St
Circleville
Carl William Helber
Logan Rt
Willis Albert Ohlinger
S. Spring St
Orval E. Mount
Nelsonville
Daniel Henry Saunders
Haydenville
Lawrence Edward Casto
View Ave
Verne Bert Collison
John Elmer Hall
S. Sixth St
Hardy Sugar Camp Closed Near Maxville
Logan report indicates one of the district’s largest maple camps will not open this year. Webb Hardy, owner, cites other employment and about 200 trees. Frank Poling and sons’ large camp across the county line also remains closed. Amos Huber camp trees sold. Hardy camp operated forty years.
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Logan
Hardy
Maxville
Webb Hardy
John George
Frank Poling
Mount To Take Over Office in Newark
Logan Jack Mount promoted to manage the Newark office next Monday after leading the Civic Loan Co. branch in the city for two years. Harry B. Welch, formerly Hocking County representative to the general assembly, will relocate from Circleville to Logan to head the local office, with seven years of service at the company.
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Logan
Jack Mount
Civic Loan Co
Newark
Harry B. Welch
Hocking County
General Assembly
Circleville
Bowen to Return From Hospital Soon
Information from Columbus reports Wood Bowen is improving and expected to return soon. Charles C. Achauer visited him at the hospital after Bowen’s hospital stay began last Wednesday following treatment and observation.
Logan Route Board of Health Meets to Discuss Program
City Board of Health held its regular meeting in the council chamber Tuesday night. They transacted business and discussed the proposed health program.
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Logan
City Board of Health
Council Chamber
Logan Social Notes reflects guild dinner and election
The Logan Kerr Guild met at Pritchard's restaurant for a 6 o'clock dinner with 26 members in the Presbyterian Church social rooms. The group voted to serve luncheon for the southeast district Library Association meeting in Logan on May 1 and elected Mrs. Kerwood Martin as president. New officers take their posts next month.
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Logan
Franklin Kerr Guild
Pritchard's
Presbyterian Church
John McBroom
Carlos Gaffin
Guild
Southeast District Library Association
D. O
C. Grinnell
Virgil Martin
Rudolph Brandt
Edward Jones
Lena Mack
Cecil Harding Jones
George Clayton Shaw
Miss Bird White Visits Columbus Guest of Mrs Ellis McClure
Miss Bird White spends several days in Columbus as a guest of Mrs Ellis McClure enjoying local gatherings and social calls with friends and acquaintances in the city.
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Miss Bird White
Columbus
Ellis McClure
Leota Later Weds Paul Beougher at St. Matthew Church
Mrs. Nellie Later of Rockbridge announces the marriage of her daughter Leota to Paul Beougher son of Mr and Mrs Edward Beougher also of Rockbridge. The couple exchanged vows in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev Amos L Heyde at St Matthew Lutheran Church at 8 oclock on March 14. Leota wore a sympathy blue dress.
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Helen Barron
William Beougher
Nellie Later
Rockbridge
Leota
Paul Beougher
Edward Beougher
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Miss Later
Junior and Bridge Club Gatherings Highlight Social Season
Mrs John Wellman hosts Junior Club dinner at Mound Street with Miss Ella Foch ester presiding. Memorial service for Mrs Elizabeth Ambrose, readings by Miss Emma McLain and poem by Miss McManigal. The Sigma Phi Gamma sorority holds candle light initiation at 8 pm with White House lunch and St Patrick decor.
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John Wellman
Jessie McManigal
Wellman
Mound St
Ann Wellman
Mildred Johnson
Ella Fochester
Elizabeth Ambrose
Emma McLain
William Strentz
McManigal
Sigma Phi Gamma
Maxine Notestone
Virginia Fitzgerald
Evelyn Courter
Marie Schorr
Martha Nagle
Robert Burton
Garnet Sheets
Scientists Pin Density of Sirius Star
Scientists report the common star Sirius possesses a density thousands of times greater than water, highlighting extreme stellar compression and the difference between stellar core and outer layers.
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Sirius
Improved Fire Protection Being Sought
Logan data used to obtain a right of way for a telephone line would extend a link between Rockhouse and Cantwell Cliffs to aid fire protection and ranger activities. Bastain noted 51 February fires within the protected area, one burning over 50 acres before control. ranger Worley should be called at Redhouse for enrollees and dispatch to fire zones.
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Logan
John Bastain
Kenneth Byers
Cantwell Cliffs
Rockhouse
Bastain
Hocking County
Camp Hocking
L. T. Worley
Redhouse
Aged Bachelor Dies Tuesday in Falls Township
Klinger Logan Hathaw 69 died Tuesday after a Sunday heart attack. He lived near Clear Fork Creek and was found by relatives after failing to summon help. The death follows multiple family deaths in four months. Survived by brothers and sisters, funeral set at Leonard Funeral Home Thursday 2 p.m. with burial in Antioch Cemetery.
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Logan—Hathaway Klinger
Clear Fork Creek
Falls Township
Jacob
Falls
George
Andrew
Logan
Elmer
Rockbridge
John
Sugar Grove
Susan Ringhiser
Harrison Nihiser
Myron W. Clark
Enterprise
Leonard Funeral Home
Antioch Cemetery
Deadline set for mattress program applications
LOGAN March 22 has been set as the deadline for applications by persons wanting to participate in the government mattress program. Centers have operated in many parts of the county for weeks, and a new center opened in Rockbridge Monday.
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Logan
Rockbridge
Logan Schools Announce Next Year Assembly Programs
Logan officials contract with National Program Service for next school year. Programs include Everman’s Liquid Air Show Uncle Tom’s Cabin marionettes Kitty Girls musicians a physical education show and harpist George Lyon.
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LOGAN
National Program Service
Everman
Kitty Girls
George Lyon
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Mrs Nora Pyle of Mc Arthur was admitted for a minor operation at Cherring ton Hospital. Floyd Rheinscheid of Logan was dismissed Tuesday. Darley Vinland of Laurelville was admitted Tuesday for treatment.
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Logan
Nora Pyle
McArthur
Cherrington Hospital
Floyd Rheinscheid
Darley Vinland
Laurelville
Local man Kuhn held to grand jury on petty larceny charge
William Kuhn appeared before Mayor Dallas Kinser Tuesday evening and pleaded not guilty. He was held to the grand jury under a $300 bond, but when unable to post bond he was jailed. The grand jury is slated to convene next month.
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Logan
William Kuhn
Dallas Kinser
Made Citizen After Passing Court Tests
One new citizen was accepted Tuesday and several others were examined for citizenship. P. B. McHugh of Cincinnati conducted the examinations. Annie Nanette Cook, wife of Mon Cook, was admitted to citizenship. born in Falkirk Sterling Scotland in 1901. She lived in Toronto and has resided here since June 23, 1931. Also examined were Frank Popelish Murray City John Charbo Murray City Marie Shark Haydenville and George Henry Dugmore Murray City.
Cantwell Cliffs Sees Rise in Sunday Visitors
Cantwell Cliffs attracted 30 visitors on Sunday, a larger turnout than the prior Sunday. Traffic along Route 374 has been light this spring due to ongoing improvements, but better weather is expected to draw more travelers to the county park as the site gains popularity.
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Cantwell Cliffs
County Parks
Three Couples Are Licensed to Marry
Three marriage licenses were issued Tuesday in Probate Court. They were for Harry L. Metzer and Edna I. Gets of Logan, Harold Vincent Withem and Garnet Midkiff of Nelsonville, and Charles Leon Yenrick and Ellen Gertrude Lamp of Lancaster.
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Logan
Harry L. Metzer
Columbus
George W. Metzer
Edna I. Gets
Lewis Getz
Harold Vincent Withem
Nelsonville
John Withem
Garnet Midkiff
Orville Midkiff
Charles Leon Yenrick
Lancaster
Harry Yenrick
Ellen Gertrude Lamp
Harry Lamp
Odd Fellows Meet in Logan With District Boosters
Logan district boosters club will meet at the local Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening. Preparations are underway to entertain a large number of visitors. A program and lunch are planned.
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Logan — District Boosters Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Wife Wins Divorce In Logan County
Grace Primmer was granted a divorce from Dale Primmer by Judge Phil Senderson. Custody of their minor son goes to the mother and the husband must pay 3.50 dollars weekly for child support.
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Logan
Grace Primmer
Dale Primmer
Phil Senderson
Ohio State coach Paul Brown speaks at Logan Rotary
Paul Brown, newly named OSU football mentor, addressed the Logan Rotary Club in Columbus on Monday. He sat with Governor John Bricker and former OSU president George Rightmire during the meeting hosted by the Rotary club.
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LOGAN
C. C. Achauer
Columbus
Rotary Club
Paul Brown
Ohio State
John W. Bricker
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State University
Logan-Logan Post Round Table Discussion
The Logan Logan Post American Legion held an informal Tuesday evening round table discussion with no business transacted.
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LOGAN
Logan Post
American Legion
Mrs Julius Hartman Dies at Greens Run
Mrs Caroline Hartman age 90 died Tuesday at Greens Run the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Orr after a year long illness Born in Germany she came to America in 1880 and settled in Corning later living in Glouster and Greens Run Survived by three sons and four daughters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Greens Run Church of Christ with Rev Gilbert Courtney officiating burial in Glouster Cemetery
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Glouster
Caroline Hartman
William Orr
Greens Run
Germany
America
Corning
Julius
William
Clinton
Ind
Elmer
Herbert
Rose Humeltenberg
Albert Dust
Julius Bratka
Jacksonville
Greens Run Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Glouster Cemetery
Action Guild Dominates Luckoffs In City Bowling Meet
Action Guild swept two games from Luckoffs in Tuesday city league action. Doonie Price led Luckoffs with a 198 high single and shared a 504 for high three game total with teammate Jimmie McGreanor. Jim Wolf posted 503.
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Glouster
Action Guild
Luckoffs
Doonie Price
Doonie
Jimmie McGreanor
Jim Wolf
American organization shifts meeting to Thursday evening
The Glouster organization announces a Thursday 7 30 PM meeting this week replacing Wednesday. Future sessions will revert to Wednesday as per the mayor's office.
Ellis Earich Advances In Naval Service
Ellis Earich of Trimble enlisted in June 1939 and now serves at the Boston Navy Yard aboard the USS Gwin destroyer. He has been promoted to petty officer third class with a salary increase and has completed a radio studies course in New York last summer.
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Glouster
Ellis Earich
Trimble
Navy
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Gwin
Emmett Earich
Young Earich
New York
Lima
Ohm
Boston Navy Yards
Garden Club Hosts Meeting in Glouster
Mrs. B. R. Angie led the Glouster Garden Club gathering with co hosts Mrs. Harriet Weymueller and Mrs. Leslie Williams. Mrs. T. W. Figley spoke on City Beautification and a lunch was served to one guest from Cleveland, plus numerous members.
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Glouster
B. R. Angie
Harriet Weymueller
Leslie Williams
Carl Pico
Weymueller
T. W. Figley
H L. Taylor
Cleveland
C. A. Bingman
M. M. Bryson
W. W. Bryson
C. M. Clark
L. G. DeLong
W. R. Drury
Ralph Hines
E. L. Jones
Vern Lamborn
W. B. Morris
A. C. McCance
J. White
Chinese Checkers Club Se aside St Patrick Day Luncheon
The Chinese Checkers Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Vaughn. After the games a lunch with St Patrick's Day decorations was served to Mrs. James Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth McKee, Mrs. E. B. Morris, Mrs. Emmett Byers, Mrs. John Henry, Mrs. Theodore Heffken, Mrs. William Johnston Sr., and Mrs. Ralph Nida.
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Betty Kessler
New Deal Bridge Club
Clara Graham
Pauline Cheshire
St. Patrick's
Merritt Rheinscheid
Frank Larimer
Cheshire
Margaret Rechenwald
Miss Graham
Gertrude
Evelyn Miller
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned With Junior Group
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in the Legion Hall. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided by the Junior Group.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Modern Fashions Topic Highlighted by Club Meeting
The Junior Progressive Study Club discussed modern fashions at Mrs. Anna Logue's home on Monday. Mrs. Wilbur Balderson presented the paper An American Designer. Guests included Mrs. Roger Kittle Miss Thelma Ley Mrs. Ralph Gatchel and others. Candy was served.
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Junior Progressive Study Club
Anna Louise Logue
Wilbur Balderson
Roll Call
Roger Kittle
Thelma Ley
Ralph Gatchel
Mary Chute
Gene Galloway
Donald Howard
Anna Marie Wolf
Marcella Jonas
Robert Bulloch
Billy Goat Hauls Coal At Perry County Mine
In Perry County a single mine uses a billy goat as motive power. Owen Bailey of New Lexington operates near Rehoboth and employs a 220 pound ten year old goat to haul about 20 bushels per trip to the mine entrance. The goat stands 39 inches tall and was trained to pull a car along the face of the coal.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Oaio
Owen Bailey
Rehoboth
Bailey
Auxiliary Members Urged to Register in Glouster
Mrs. Elizabeth Mandrell, president of the American Legion Auxiliary in Glouster, says registration papers have arrived from headquarters and she will be at the American Legion Building at 6 o clock Thursday evening. Members are asked to come early to register.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Mandrell
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Officers elected at GLOUSTER-Board of Public Affairs meeting
The GLOUSTER-Board of Public Affairs held its organization meeting Saturday evening and elected Ernest Parker as president Carson B Vernon as vice president. New member John Binderbasin attended. Monthly meetings will be held on the last Saturday of each month. The State of Ohio Division of Insurance certifies Quaker City Fire and Marine Insurance Company is authorized to operate in Ohio for the current year.
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Glouster
State of Ohio
Division of Insurance
Columbus
State of
Ohio
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John A. Lloyd
Ins. of
Sunday Creek Sportsmen to Seek Aid on Dam Project
Meigs County obituary notices report the death of Mr. Helteher after a long illness. Services were held with a large attendance of relatives and friends from Athens Amesville Nelsonville and Carthage Township. He is survived by his wife Josephine two sons Albert and Lowell a daughter Frieda Foley and one grandchild Francis Foley.
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Glouster
FE. Christman
Trimble
Meigs County
Christman
Helteher
Rome
Darwin
Maretta
CC Rerracea
Athens
Carthage Township
Albert and
Lowell
Carleton
Mrs
Frieda Foley
Harrisonville
Francis Foley
Many Groups Asked to Favor Conservation Plan
At a meeting of the Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club Harold Vaughn and Robert Brunton were appointed to draft resolutions for Washington. They will send them to Congressman Jenkins and other lawmakers urging the East Branch Dam and will contact sportsmen clubs in Athens and Perry Counties along with mine locals fraternal and civic organizations.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Harold Vaughn
Robert Brunton
Washington
Jenkins
East Branch
Athens
Perry
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Logan Hospital
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