Hocking of Community Farmers To Be Given Aid
A temporary extension office will open in Laurelville to aid farmers with agricultural problems. James R. Smoot, county extension agent, said the office in the Armstrong Mill service station will operate Wednesdays 7 to 10 p.m. Informal discussions will cover emergency feed and seed loans, gasoline and machinery rationing, licensing of stock dealers and butchers, among other topics. Farmers are invited to bring issues to the agent.
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Logan
Laurelville
James R. Smoot
Armstrong Mill
Smoot
Pvt Russell Campbell Second Birthday Overseas
Pvt Russell Campbell son of Mr and Mrs James Campbell of New Straitsville will celebrate his second birthday overseas on March 23 on an island off Australia where he is stationed after leaving the United States January 15 1942. He enlisted and left New Lexington March 7 1941. He is married to the former Gertrude Gleanamen and has a daughter Judy 2 1/2 years old residing at Congo. The Campbells have another son Cpl Chester R Campbell now stationed at Camp Gruber Oklahoma.
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New Straitsville
Russell Campbell
James Campbell
Australia
United States
New Lexington
Gertrude Gleanamen
Judy
Congo
Campbell's
Cpl
Chester R. Campbell
Camp Gruber
Okla
Funeral Services To Be Held Wednesday For Lauretta Stone Rodman
Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Plymouth Michigan for Mrs. Lauretta Stone Rodman 57 widow of Arthur Rodman a former Hocking County resident who died Sunday in Dearborn Michigan Surviving are two brothers Artie and Irvin Stone of Logan Route 1 with no children listed
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LOGAN
Plymouth
Mich
Lauretta Stone Rodman
Hocking County
Dearborn
Arthur Rodman
Artie
Irvin Stone
Sues for Divorce Alleging Cruelty in Logan
Charles Stratton of Logan files for divorce from Golden Stratton of Athens alleging extreme cruelty. They married in September 1917, have no minor children, and seek court approval of proposed out of court property and alimony settlements per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Stratton
Golden Stratton
Athens
Plaitiff
Suit for $300 Damages Over Auto Crash Near Enterprise
Logan suit filed in the Court of Common Pleas charges Otto Nesd Jr Russell Riddle and Alfred Willis Stump with neglect and carelessness in an automobile accident on January 9 1942 along U S Route 33 near Enterprise.
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LOGAN
U. S. Route 33
Enterprise
Court of Common Pleas
Otto Nes d Jr
Russell Riddle
Alfred Willis Stump
Honorably Discharged For Over Age Limit
Fred M. Frasch of West Main Street received an honorable discharge from the U S Army for being over the 38 year age limit. He was last stationed at Bucyrus Ohio after transfer from Camp Claiborne Louisiana.
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Logan
Fred M. Frasch
West Main Street
U. S. Army
Bucyrus
Ohio
Camp Claiborne
Distributions This Week Announced for Logan Area
Logan area surplus commodity distribution will occur this week in all communities except Haydenville where relief was discontinued due to few eligible families. Haydenville clients must come to Logan for commodities. A distribution schedule will be released Tuesday by county relief director Carl E Blosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Haydenville
Carl E. Blosser
Blosser
City Council Sets Regular Meeting Schedule
Logan City Council plans routine business during its regular meeting Tuesday night at City Hall. Councilman C. L. Wonn is in Magnetic Springs for treatment and will return in the week’s latter half.
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Logan
City Hall
C. L. Wonn
Magnetic Springs
Schools Announce War Bond Sales Aggregate $352.40
Logan reports war bond and stamp sales in city schools last week totaling 352.40. Senior High led with 188.35, West 91.65, Junior High 89.20, Central 51.15, and East 30.15.
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Logan
West
Central
East
Selective Service Board Holds Regular Meeting in Court House
Logan County Selective Service Board members met Monday night at their headquarters in the courthouse. Registrants were interviewed classified and reclassified during the session, a spokesman said.
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Logan
Hocking County
Birth of a son for Logan Ranger and Mrs Byers at Cantwell Cliffs
Logan Ranger and Mrs Kenneth Byers announce the birth of a son born March 18 at Cantwell Cliffs. The ranger has taken over supervision of Rock House State Park after Ranger L T Worley resigned.
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradbury social notes report Bible School attendance on Sunday March 21 numbering 44. Mrs Ella Douglas of Darwin visited with her daughter Mrs Dale Barnhart and family. Mrs Bob Haning and family shared Sunday with Mrs Dora Russell. Robert Rice is seriously ill. George Russell recovering from illness. Nora Hagey and son David spent last week with Denver Hy. Rev Koch preached at the church Sunday morning. Henry Beach moving to new home bought from Narley Hysell. Family night and a church reception were held Wednesday. Mrs Guy Martin and children spent the weekend in Columbus with daughters and son. Mrs George Sisson ill. Mrs B H Bailey improving.
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E Bradbury
Bible School
Ella Douglas
Darwin
Dale Barnhart
Bob Haning
Dora Russell
Robert Rice
George Russell
Nora Hagey
David
Denver Hysell
Koch
Henry Beach
Narley Hysell
Guy Martin
Columbus
George Sisson
B. H. Bailey
Logan Social Notes Highlight Women Groups Banquet
The Business and Professional Women's Club and the Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority met at the White House Sunday for a noon banquet. Miss Velva Brashares presided as mistress of ceremonies after an invocation by Miss Mary Krinn. A sound movie by Paul Griffith and Robert Roland titled While America Sleeps and The Man Without a Country was shown. Notables included Emma Holl, Mary Connor, Velva Brashares, Miriam Ringhiser, Opal Wylie, and Mary Ruth Krinn as arrangers. Other attendees listed include Mrs. Paul Cruise, Miss Mary Smith of McArthur, Mrs. Naomi Goulding, and many from surrounding towns. The Presbyterian Church Women elected officers and planned Red Cross War Fund contributions. Other items note travels, Army postings, and social visits among Logan residents.
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America
Emma Iloll
Mary Connor
Velva Brashares
Miriam Ringhiser
Opal Wylie
Mary Ruth Krinn
Paul Cruise
Mary Smith
McArthur
Naomi Goulding
Harold Jacque
Cleveland
Katie Johnson
Nelsonville
Mary Evelyn Ellis
Marjorie Treadwell
Shawnee
Mary Green
Gladys Barker
New Lexington
Frances McClelland
Bernice Taylor
Ruth Straus
Laurelville
Amelia Moodie
New Straitsville
Constance Shultz
Georgia Hansel
Marie Lines
Faith Krinn
Hazel Armstrong
Margaret Hutchinson
Margaretta Hudson
Cora Brown
Frank Blasius
Logan
Delphian Club Hosts Mrs Savey at South Logan Home
Mrs Richard Savey will entertain the Delphian Club at her South Logan home Tuesday afternoon at two oclock. The Junior Tourist Book Club will meet at Joan Wrights home Tuesday evening at eight oclock with Miss Wright as hostess. Private First Class William Stewart was the guest of honor at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Kiam Sickles on Thursday. The Saturday Club met for lunch at one oclock with a vocal solo by Mrs H H Hughes and a talk on Latin America by Miss Hester Lee White. The group also voted to donate to the National Cancer Clinic research staff.
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Asa B. Cochran
Logan
Palo Alto
California
Lawrence Cochran
Rudolph Brandt
Alvey Daugherty
Ruth
Jimmy Wilson
Bernard Ross
Columbus
Edgar Walker
Gary
Ronnie
New Straitsville
Richard Savey
Delphian Club
South Logan
Joan Wright
William Stewart
Kiam Sickles
Pfe. Stewart
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Margaret Cochran
Tom Stewart
Union Furnace
Guy Stewart
Junior Stewart
Junior Leffler
McLaughlin
Sickles
Howard White
H. H. Hughes
Eleanor Durr
Hester Lee White
Latin America
South America
Miss White
Mexico
National Cancer Clinic
Tax extension eases Perry County property deadline
Perry County taxes show strong collection near $200,000 estimate. Real estate tax deadline pushed to March 31 by Treasurer C W Norris to avoid delinquent penalties. County auditor Eveland trims reap praisement costs to $4,500. commissioners transfer from cushion fund. Unclaimed costs list small amounts. March marriages look slow with six licenses so far. Personal property tax return blanks urged as 2,100 expected, under 900 filed. Also notes: cognovit judgement against Myrtle Spangler. Bear Run Coal case upheld for defendants. Frank Pemberton jailed for driving off motorist Walter Solt. charges of DWI filed against Pemberton.
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New Lexington
C. W. Norris
Norris
Everett L. Eveland
Eveland
Willard Mason
James D. Love
Edgard C. Fisher
Mary Joe Griffin
Susie Raven
Howard Sturn
Nina Holden
Everett Eveland
Common Pleas Court
Elmer Murdock
Myrtle Spangler
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Carlos M. Reicher
McConnelsville
Lillian Brownfield
Bear Run Coal Co
W. J. Calhoun
Reicher
Frank Pemberton
Crooksville
Walter Solt
Solt
Pemberton
Six Mile Turn
Salt
Justice C. W. King’s Court
Will of Henry Eickel Leaves All to Widow as Executor
Probate records show Henry Eickel of Corning leaving all property to his widow Katherine Eickel who is named executor. The will dated September 19, 1936 was witnessed by David Mason and Fred J. Barnett, with probate filings noting the estate of Joseph A. Wilson. The first and final account lists receipts of 2211.39 and similar expenditures, with distributive shares of 189.67 paid to Belle Wilson Elbert Wilson Mary Huppf and Carl Wilson.
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Henry Eickel
Corning
Katherine Eickel
David Mason
Fred J. Barnett
Elbert Wilson
Belle Wilson
Joseph A. Wilson
Mary Huppf
Carl Wilson
Probate appoints Stimmel as administrator in Emma Stimmel estate
F S Stimmel is appointed administrator of Emma Stimmel estate in Monday Creek Township. Estate valued at about 400 dollars in personal property and 4500 dollars in real estate. Also notes purchase of Murray Pump and Valve building by Huffman Electric Co owners Rex Huffman John Buchanan and Cecil Buchanan Pleasant Street. Perry County sales tax receipts for week end total 964.19 dollars announced by Don H Ebright state treasurer. Year to date receipts 8247.36, about 700 dollars less than 1942 period.
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F. S. Stimmel
Emma Stimmel
Monday Creek Township
Rex Huffman
John
Cecil L. Buchanan
Huffman Electric Co
Murray Pump and Valve Mfg. Co
Pleasant Street
Perry County
Don H. Ebright
Soldier seeks divorce from Betty Vernon in common pleas court
William Vernon, a Camp Forest Tennessee soldier in service since July 1, filed suit for divorce from Betty Lee Vernon whom he married at Ravenna on April 25, 1942. He alleges she utterly refused and neglected to do her part toward making a home.
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William Vernon
Camp Forest
Tenn
Common Pleas Court
Betty Lee Vernon
Ravenna
Vernon
Marriage Licenses for Albert Clark Pyle and Beatrice Emily Pottet
Albert Clark Pyle a 21 year old railroad worker of Columbus and Beatrice Emily Pottet 20 of Corning obtained marriage licenses. Rev F P Bumgardner was named to officiate.
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Albert Clark Pyle
Columbus
Beatrice Emily Pottet
Corning
F. P. Bumgardner
Realty transfers list from Hemlock and Thorn Township deeds
Real estate transfers effect numerous parcels in Hemlock and Thorn Townships including Hemlock Coal Company additions and Fairview Knoll additions. Notable grains include No. 30 Hemlock Coal addition to Hemlock, 41 acres 45 perches in Thorn, several lots in Fairview Knoll, and transfers involving Martha Runk Letha Yost Rachel Eskew Iva Burke Forrest Gettys Darley McCoy and Forrest Gettys with executors and heirs named across New Lexington and Corning markets.
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Herman Kerr
Dailey McCoy
Hemlock Coal Company
Hemlock
Charles W. Runk
Martha M. Runk
New Lexington
George W. Foster
Oscar Foster
Letha C. Yost
Thorn Township
Laura A. Weaver
Hurley Wyatt
Corning
W. A. Eskew
Rachel Eskew
Forrest F. Gettys
Thorn
Noah H. Bray
Ralph G. Postetux
Logan Seniors Win Tournament Final In Close Contest
Logan Senior High School defeats Delmar Mowery’s team 36 to 31 in the Tournament of Varsity Players final. Parry’s Logan five will face a picked faculty five for the school title at a date to be announced. Buchanan scored 10, Weiland nine, Parry six. Mowery led Delmar with 13, Fickel and Jacoby six each. The Parry quintet led by rebounds and pulled away in the second period.
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Logan
Johnny Parry
Logan Senior High
Delmar Mowery
Buchanan
Weiland
Parry
Mowery
Fickel
Jacoby
Albany Social And Personal Notes
Albany report lists arrivals and illnesses. Eugene Rowell writes from St Petersburg to his mother confirming arrival and a city of about 12 000 tents. Several locals ill with influenza include Mrs Grace Martin and Mr Shavers sister Mrs Margaret Starcher. Also mentioned are school absences and staff changes and transfers involving Olive Parker Worley Cline Ken Sisson and Ada Ator.
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Albany
Eugene Rowell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Grace Martin
Shavers
Margaret Starcher
Athens
Harriet Ayler
Frank Robinett
S. R. Knowlton
Olive Parker
Dayton
Charles Parker
Worley Cline
Will Cline
Kenneth Sisson
Charles M. Parker
Great Lakes
Ill
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Floyd Mitchell
Worley West
Mitchell
Byron Phillips
Columbus
Clarence Cooper
Ada Ator
Albany Post Office
Stanley
Ator
Wilma Cooper
Harold Ator
Curtiss Wright
Rotary Kiwanis Quiz Program Held in Logan
Dr Gaige Paulson of Ohio University served as master of ceremonies at a joint Logan Rotary and Kiwanis meeting at the White House Monday night. Each club entered teams of five with two alternates and Dayton Schulters of Logan Senior High School helped conduct the program.
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Logan
Gaige Paulson
Ohio University Department of Psychology
Logan Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
White House
Paulson
Dayton Schulters
Logan Senior High School
Three Inducted by Army From Logan Area
County Selective Service Board reports three more members of the last group to receive final physicals have been inducted into the Army. Wade Grey Billie Snyder and Edward Moriarty all of Logan return to Logan on a seven day furlough before beginning active duty.
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Logan
Hocking County
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