Car Stolen From Haydenville Parking Lot Distracts County
A Natco Haydenville employee Harry Matheny reported a Logan A sedan stolen from its parking spot near the Blood Donors unit at the plant. Authorities seek two colored escapees thought to be involved. Sheriff Floyd Duffy noted the incident as part of a pattern during a visit by the Red Cross Blood Donor unit to Logan County. The unit plans to collect 210 registrations daily to meet a quota of 350 pints, with early registration urged at multiple local offices.
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LOGAN
Harry Matheny
Natco
Haydenville
Red
Sherrif Qann
Floyd Duffy
Hocking County
Harry ‘Thomas
Victory Center
Athens Messenger
R. B. Perkins
Joe Brown
Claude Hammon
Paul Collison
Harry Thomas
Cleon Tucker
Barton Bell
Lester Risch
Service Men Notes From Local Housing and Leaves
Seaman Wallice Brown, promoted from lc to Baker, and family weekend visit on E Front St after arrival from Patuxent River Md. F-1c Sam Ford of Little Creek Va on a 15 day leave with parents at 707 Mingo Ter race. MM-2 Wilbur Lightfoot Jr on 30 day leave at Ford home. Lightfoot returns from South Pacific and heads to Seattle Wa. Mrs Guy Hansel receives letter from son Sgt Billy L Hansel convalescing in Philippines hospital after combat wounds including leg amputations and broken leg. he is a longtime serviceman and Gan High School graduate class of 1936.
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Seaman Wallice Brown
Baker
E. Front St
Patuxent River
Sam Ford
Little Creek
George Ford
Mingo Terrace
Wilbur Lightfoot
Foard
Ford
Gan High School
Bucht
iL—rupus
Buchtel
Tthe Red Cross
Buchtel High School
Allen
Devonville
Kimberly
Victor Culp
Great Lakes
Theodore Culp
U.S.N.R
Columbus
John Culp
Bert Smathers
Robert Maccombs
Pontiac
Mich
Harold Soles
Camp Polk
A. Holes
Pie Howard Ritchey
U.S.N
Bill Shirley
Robert Schenz
Pearl Harbor
Maggie Kimletz
Billy
Lloyd Craig
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Edward Calvert Ussur
Lawrence Smathers
John BD. Williams, Jr
Cleveland
Lulu Williams
Tom Lewis
Glouster
Albert Soles
Athens
Curt Smathers
Athens County
Port Shirley
John Clark
Florence Parfitt
Ray White
Lawrence Colbert
Clarence Colbert
Tropic
Williard Wright
Ruth Hick
Junia Club Hosts Evening at White Home in Logan
Unia Club meets at the home of Miss Bird and Anna White on Monday evening. Guests include Mrs Myron Lancaster Mrs George Carr and Mrs William Tannyhill. Mrs Cyril Sherlock described The Christian Science Monitor and current magazine wealth. Roll call led to discussion of article and events. Next meeting features six o clock dinner at Pritchards with co hosts Mrs Strentz and Mrs Klein Schmidt.
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Sherlock
Rollcall
Mary
Minette McCray
Helena Blasius
Charlotte Strenz
Jessie McManigal
John T. Underwood
Ella . Rochester
J. D. Sanderson
Emma McLain
Emma Becker
John Wellman
Hyson
Isabella Hyson
Emma Floyd
Homer Gabriel
Harry Eastman
Miss Floyd
Mary Bowen
Fred Rochester
Arthur Miller
Tide Huston
Mrs Gordon Dies Sunday in New Straitsville
Mrs Mary Bainter Gordon 93 died at her daughter’s home in New Straitsville Sunday evening. Widow of F M Gordon longtime Hocking County teacher and school examiner. Survived by three daughters, one son, one sister, eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 2 pm at Hesboro Cemetery burial in Hesboro Cemetery. Reverend Purley to officiate. Heinlein Funeral Home in charge.
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Methodist Church
Logan
Crowe
Alva Nixon
E. B. Allen
Columbus
W. W. Gordon
Emma Hankison
Purley
The
Methodist Church of New
Vital Statistics for February Reported in Logan County
February births and deaths were reported by Commissioner R. G. Southard for Hocking County and Logan city. In the county ten births and seven deaths occurred while Logan city had one birth and seven deaths. The sole Logan birth was a son to Leslie Biffle. County births included boys for Dixon, Blankenship, Knapp, Wilson, Wood, Swackhamer and girls for Auker, Morrison, Chilcote, Cooke.
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Logan
Hockng County
R. G. Southard
Leslie Biffle
Hocking County
Jack Dixon
Jesse Blankenship
Lawrence H. Knapp
Kenneth E. Wilson
Clarence W. Wood
John E. Swackhamer
Francis Auker
Arthur J. Morrison
Lorenzo W. Chilcote
George E. Cooke
Former Pastor of Ohio Churches Dies
Logan reports the death of George W. Erskine, retired Ohio minister found dead in bed at his home in The Plains. He had lived in Logan 25 years, previously married to Alice Schneider, with a daughter Mary Jaynes of Cleveland and three sisters and a brother. Services were held today at Concord Methodist Church Chillicothe.
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Logan
George W. Erskine
the Plains
Alice Schneider
E. Main St. T
Lester Stanley
Erskine
Ohio
Tie
Mary Jaynes
Cleveland
Estecia Erskine
Athens
Hattie Barrett
Galion
Bell Galbreath
Maysville
Walter J
Chil
Licothe
Concord Methodist Church
Chillicothe
City Carrier Returns to Route After Surgery Break
Logan Millard Brown, an Army carrier at the U S Marine Hospital Cleveland, returns to duty today on No 3 route replacing Sumner Martin who is on vacation for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Millard Brown
U. S. Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Sumner Martin
Dr C F Rauch Named To Logan City School Board
Dr C F Rauch named to Logan City board of Education filling vacancy from Frank Walters resignation. Appointment runs to January 1946 when Lester Biffle’s term would have expired. Rauch, 20 years in Logan, and his wife Mondayne ann Y have two sons cadet Charles at Annapolis and Jack at Dennison University.
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Logan
C. F. Rauch
Logan City
Frank St. Clair Logan
Lancaster
Mondayne Ann
Xauch
Warner
Charles Fr
Annapolis Naval
Jack
J Dennison’ University
Logan Girl Scout Leaders Report Activities
Girl Scout leaders met Monday in the scout rooms of the uls Building Group with Mrs Walter Prather at the piano. Mrs Merrill Haney spoke on community work and crafts in nature. Leaders learned to make a adial and a rubbocks ant nest. Attending were several named leaders and the pianist. Mrs George Will will chair the April meeting.
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Marion Allen
Sheakers
George R
Pressure Canner Gauges to Be Tested in City
OGAN Any pressure canner gauge which has not had its accuracy tested should be checked. Bring gauges to the county extension office within two weeks for testing. A dial type gauge can go out of adjustment over time and cause underproportionate readings. Helen Evans, King County home demonstration agent, urges timely participation.
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Ogan
Helen Evans
King County Home Demonstra
Tax Return Help Arrives in Murray City Hall
A representative from County Auditor Kenneth Fitzgerald’s office will be in the Murray mayor’s office all day Friday to assist residents with preparing their annual tax returns.
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Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerrald
Murray
Ers
Stolen Oldsmobile Found After Newark Theft
Newark authorities report a 10 Fred Wilson owned Oldsmobile sedan stolen in Newark. The vehicle was recovered on Route 755, appears undamaged, and the owner was notified.
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Logan
Floyd
Fred Wilson
Newark
Birth Announcement for John Howard Graham in Columbus
Seaman and Mrs. Jack Graham announce the birth of a son named John Howard born Monday morning at Doctors Hospital in Columbus. The baby weighs nine pounds and the father is on duty at sea. Grandparents are Karl Schmitler Lew Graham Logan and Mrs. Alice Owens of Columbus, with great grandmother Mrs Cora Morgan of Glendale California.
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Logan
Seaman
Jack Graham
John Howard
Doctors, Hospital
Columbus
Karl Schmitler
Lew Graham
Alice Owens
Cora’ Morgan
Glendale
California
Motorist Fined After Reckless Driving Arraignment
Logan Hiarliss Carter of Union Furmmace was arraigned in Mayor Weltner's court Monday night for reckless driving. He pled not guilty but was fined $10 after the hearing.
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Logan— Hiarliss Carter
Union
Furmmace
Weltner
O'Clark
Pleadtye Gnivky
Logan Social Notes and Community Club Events
Logan social pages cover Christian Culture Class activities at Mrs. Clarence Schempp's home with readings, prayers, and Easter planning, plus Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority and Get Together Bridge Club news. Also reports on Monday Night Duplicate Players, Book of the Month Club review, and Logan Briefs detailing local visits, travel, and Easter greetings. The list includes numerous residents and guests from Logan and Columbus with military mentions.
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the Temple
Earl Roberts
Paul Cruise
Fred Hugh
Pearl Linton
Clarence Philips
Florence Myers
Beig
James Reese
B. C. Nixon
Belva Rhodes
Clarence Chute
John Keller
Cooked a Fine Dinner Then Threw It To Dog
An OCR fragment describes a person who habitually fed her own dinner to a dog, later fell seriously ill with gas swelling and constipation, received ERB-HELP, and now eats normally. The ad claims ERB-HELP contains 12 herbs and promotes Athens Pharmacy.
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Athens Pharmacy
Logan Elks Elect Officers for Lodge in Logan
Election of officers at the Logan Lodge of Elks named Exalted ruler William T. Arnold leading knight Sam Primmer loyal knight Roy Conkle lecturing knight John Bond secretary Roger Friend treasurer Henry Leach tyler Eddie Shaw trustee Raymond Lanning with holdovers Harold Larimer and Oscar Tom. Installation planned for the first meeting in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Lodge of Elks
William T. Arnold
Sam Primmer
Roy Conkle
John Bond
Roger Friend
Henry Leach
Tyler
Eddie Shaw
Raymond Lanning
Harold Larimer
Oscar Tom
GI Group To Meet Tonight
James R. Smoot will chair the GI Agricultural Extension advisory committee meeting this evening in his courthouse office. Attendees include Forest O. Wolfe Frank St Clair Relna Derr Andrew Rheinscheid William Hahn Erwin Krinn Arley Brimmer Joe Schaad and H D Saxton. A Hocking County Medical Technician Advisory Committee will also meet March 23 at 7 30 p m in Smoots office. Members listed are Mrs C F Rauch Mrs Paul Bennington Walter Hull Mrs Widard Lyke C A Woods Oro Des and Ralph Swart. The Emergency Labor Board meets Wednesday at 7 45 p m in Smoots office with H H Lafferty Theodore Dupier Forest O Wolfe Joe Sehaad H D Saxton and C W Skinner.
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Court House
C. F. Rauch
Paul Bennington
Walter Hull
Widard
Lyke
C. A. Woods
Oro Des
Ralph Swart
Emergency Labor Board
James R. Smoot
H. H. Lafferty
Addison Soldier Wounded in Action in Germany
Pfc. John H. Roush of Addison, 27, son of Bert H. Roush, was seriously wounded in Germany on March 3. Assigned to a headquarters company in General Hodge's army, he crossed into Germany early and remains hospitalized. overseas since August 1943. Also, Vernon Lester Gabriel of Logan volunteered on his 18th birthday, per Selective Service.
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Gallipolis
Pfe
John H. Roush
Bert H. Roush
Addison
Germany
Adj
Olio
Edna Love
Akron
Pfc
Roush
Hodge
Logan
Vernon Lester Gabriel
Selective Service Board
Buchtel Pupils Collect Scrap Paper And Band Concert
Buchtel Grade School pupils gathered waste paper totaling about two tons to benefit the Red Cross. A Buchtel High School Band concert, directed by Mr. Allen, raised funds for repairing band instruments. Multiple local families and service members were noted for leaves and overseas postings.
Local residents host weekend gatherings across region
Miss Martha Ann Kinser and Dr. Joe Hatfield from Grant Hospital in Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Kinser. Mrs. Dean Collison planned a visit to Wilmington after Easter. Families from Lancaster and surrounding towns hosted farewells and visits, including Mr. Hess bound for the armed forces, and multiple relatives staying with or visiting Mrs. Tena Conkle and others in Mingo Terrace, Rockbridge, and New Lexington.
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Martha Ann Kinser
Joe Hatfield
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Dallas Kinser
Dean Collison
Wilmington
Delaware
C.S. Matheny
James Karshner
Jackson
Ralph Hess
Hess
Armed Forces
Elmer Tschappat
Lancaster
Jan
Charles Barker
Pomeroy
Robert Ford
Toledo
George Ford
Mingo Terrace
Ephriam Hilliard
Jay
Bremen
William Kienzle
N. Market Street
William Bozett
Harry Smith
John Kuhn
Big Pine
W. C. Hill
Alice Kuhn
New Lexington
Tena
Conkle
Flora Kuhn
Pauline Hill
Hee
Rockbridge
Lynch Rites Held From Church Today
Funeral services for Carl Edward Lynch aged 38 who died Sunday at his home on Charleston Road will be held this afternoon at Heights United Brethren Church with Rev F H Capehart in charge. Burial will follow in Lone Oak Cemetery with pallbearers Carl Parsons Joe Barr Fritz Bonecutter Marvin Austin George Hawley and Herschel Henderson.
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Point Pleasant
Carl Edward Lynch
Charleston Road
Heights United Brethren
F."h. Capehart
Lone Oak Cemetery
Carl Parsons
Joe Barr
Fritz Bonecutter
Marvin Austin
George Hawley
Friendship Club I Meets in Point Rock
Friendship Garden Club met Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Foster. Nineteen members answered roll. Guests included Mrs. Ruth Starkey and daughters Eleanor Jean Starkey and Hazel Rupe. Thelma Campbell spoke on Spring planting of animals and perennials. Kathleen Ragan led the entertainment. Matt Morris won the traveling vase for best flower judging. The club donated 5 to the Red Cross. Next meeting to visit homes at Buchtel and Rutland with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner.
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Point Rock
Pee Red Cross
Leonard Prater
Buchtel
Rutland
Andp
Joe Turner
Chester Whitmore
Pueblo
Cole
Sat- Zella Weyand
Urilay
Olney Whitmore
Ruby Garlinger
Thomas
Gijen
Curt Smathers
Wayne Liming
Columbus
Young Girl Dies in Gallipolis Hospital
Barbara Elizabeth Bragg Taylor, 14 months old, daughter of Paul and Jean Bragg Taylor of Hickory Chapel, died Monday shortly after admission to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Survived by parents a sister Helen Louise and three brothers John Samuel Paul Jr and John Keith. Body moved to Arnett Mortuary. Funeral at home Wednesday at 2 o clock, Rev F H Capehart officiating, burial Lone Oak Cemetery.
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Point Pleasant
Barbara Elizabeth
Paul
Jean
Bragg Taylor
Hickory Chapel
Holzer Hospital
Helen Louise
John Samuel
Paul, Jr
John Keith
Arnett Mortuary
F. H. Capehart
Lone Oak Cemetery
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Muenster
Air Force
Unia Club
White
Gordon
Ohio Churches
Dr. Rauch
City School
Logan Man
Hird
Essure Cookers
Murray City
Orbiston
Vance Glancy
Alice Glancy
Pearl
Joe Leybourne
Carson Coakley
Grace Ayers
Joann
Jennie Lea
Robert Krause
of Columbus
John Camm
Philadelphia
Clarence Fuller
Kathryn Largent
Clarence D. Glancy
S-l-c
Chincoteague
Glancy
Virginia
Sigma Phi Gamma
John H. Green
Granville
AML
John Shaw
Roy Curl
Fanchion . Cooley
Mars
Hays Pritchard
William Warnard
Charles Lehman
Marvin, Lackey
Everett
Williams
Harol Brown
Addison ‘Frey
Mary Collis
John R. Pierce
NJ Spring St
Russell Montgomery
M. H. Cherrington
John Connor
Ed Kemper
Clarence Matheny
Edgar Paul
Howard White
Lew Riggs
Clarence Blosser
Henry Dague
Book Club
Reehey Rer
Oliss
Minnie Louise Bowen
George Clayton Shaw
Alice Genevieve Poston
Olympus
Katherine, Drinker Bowen
Francis Roberts
Tris Lowery
George Carr
Sally Holmes
Harley Ellinger
Ruth Bryan
Bartells Hamilton
Sarah Rockhold
Della Webb
Monica ‘Acker
Mary Eyerman
Ranto Company of Columbus
John Sloane
Eddie Bickham
Jerry Jerome
Kirt St. Clair
Paul Price
Seth Sloane
S. Walnut St
Oscar Savely
John Savely
Union Furnace
Hazel Savely
Dr.’ Boocks
Logan Elks
Friendship Club
Gallipolis’ Hospital
Shoe Hospital
Nelsonville
New
Straitsville
McQuade Barber Shop
Uenners
Junior Gone
Gas Company
Fis
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