Logan High School Sophomores Present Group of Plays
Logan High School sophomores, guided by Miss Alice Frasch and Miss Mary Eyerman, conclude a drama unit by presenting a group of plays during class and via the public address system. Casts include Murder in Reverse and Poor Henry, with upcoming titles such as Lets Make-up and A Month's Notice featuring numerous students.
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Logan
Logan High School
Alice Frasch
Mary Eyerman
Murder
Henry
Marcia Hielzapfel
Tom Hammer
Bob Heinie
Betty Lou Karshner
Ned Krieg
Clarence Walker
Ruth Risch
Doris Woodard
Louise Wright
Dorothy Steele
Joanne Walker
Jeann Allberry
Ruth Collins
Dorothy Dalton
Dena Spencer
Dick Judy
Bill Morehead
Lois Unger
Mary Jane Lanning
Jean Foreman
Beatrice Lash
Janet Struble
Arlene Summers
Dottie Phillips
Louise Lehman
Peggy Sanderson
Schools of Wives
Francis Voris
Harold Nixon
Nancy Pond
Dorothy Geiger
Wanda Brown
Carol Robinette
Eleanor Cole
Betty Jane Sheeler
Mildred
Bruce Fickel
Rodney Isher
Lee Riddle
Norma Gleason
Feed Shortage Reported for Hocking County Hogs
Logan reports a winter protein feed shortage for livestock with local farmers urged to increase pork production while feed is scarce. County extension agent James R Smoot says good pasture cuts protein needs by about a third and highlights alfalfa red clover sweet clover and soybeans as strong hog pasture options.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Adams Rites Wednesday
Last rites will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church for E. A. Adams 71 who died Sunday at his daughter's home in Logan. Burial in Elk Cemetery. He suffered weeks of pneumonia and complications. Survived by wife, three children, two sisters and eight grandchildren.
Funeral services for Thomas Rayner in Logan
Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Leonard Funeral Home for Thomas Rayner a 50 year old World War I veteran who died Friday at Veterans Hospital Dayton after a long illness Rev A N Grueser will officiate with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
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Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Thomas Rayner
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove
Logan Townsend Club No 3 Rally at Marccabee Hall
Logan Townsend Club No 3 invites everyone to a Tuesday rally at 8 pm in Marccabee Hall with an entertainment program and refreshments after the meeting.
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Logan
Logan ‘Townsend Club
Marccabee Hall
Miners Return To Work Under Federal Supervision
President declares coal production must continue under government control amid wartime needs. Ickes, as referee and mine manager, seeks to uphold the War Labor Board while labor leaders doubt its reach. discussion centers on a six day work week and wage increases of three dollars daily, underground travel pay, and unionization of minor bosses.
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Ickes
War Labor Board
WLB
UMW
Perkins
United Mine Workers
Two Soldiers Write From Nazi Camps
Two former Hocking County youths presumed missing in the North African campaign have contacted their families from German prisons. Pfc. Clarence E. Primmer of Logan Route 1 writes that he is in Germany and hopes to be home soon after being reported missing February 17. Wilbur “Red” Bond of Haydenville also reports confinement in a German camp after going missing March 17 in North Africa while serving with the U S Army.
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Logan
Hocking County
Clarence E. Primmer
George Primmer
Germany
William Bond
Haydenville
Wilbur
Red) Bond
North Africa
Three Rockbridge youths die in gas incident
Three prominent Rockbridge High School athletes William Graham Couch and a third youth died in a gas incident. Graham would have graduated this month and helped the 1942-43 Hocking County champion basketball team. Couch had volunteered for active duty and was to have a physical in Columbus Monday. Funeral services for Couch are set for Tuesday at Rockbridge United Brethren Church.
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Rockbridge
William Graham
Hocking
Couch
Armed Services
Columbus
Young Couch
Saturday Club Luncheon Hosts and Meetings in Logan
Mrs Walter Brehm hosted a Saturday luncheon for the Saturday Club with Miss Eleanor Durr leading a business meeting. Guests discussed Mrs Brehm’s experiences as a Congressmans wife and a Chinese Embassy reception. Other notes cover SDc Club, State Federation report, and local social engagements in Logan through the week.
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Walter Brehm
Eleanor Durr
Brehm
Washington
Mrs. Brehm
Chiang Kai Shek
Charles Eberst
Club
Minnie Moore
State Federation
Columbus
Sew-So Club Meets at Midland Place Hostess Dinner
Mrs. Joe Peterson hosted the Sew-So Club at her home 311 Midland Place on Thursday evening. Members spent the first part sewing and then casual conversation followed by a luncheon for attendees Mrs. Ruth Whitcraft Mrs. Eileen Edwards Mrs. Dan Matheny Lucille Walker Mrs. Joe Mansel Audrey Walker and Ethel Liff.
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Joe Peterson
Mtr
Midland Place
Ruth Whitcraft
Eileen Edwards
Dan Matheny
Lucille Walker
Joe Mansel
Audrey Walker
Ethel Liff
Tourists Book Club Hosts Evening at the White
Mrs. Walter Brehm presided as hostess for a gathering of the Tourist Book Club held at the White residence. Members shared remarks and discussed an upcoming literary itinerary.
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Walter Brehm
Tourist Book Club
the White
Sailor Home on Furlough Before Training
Carl D. Burt Jr. Specialist First Class of the U S Navy spent a few hours in Athens en route to Great Lakes Naval Training Station after a furlough with his parents in Bartlett. More than a million Red Cross workers are producing surgical dressings for the U S Army.
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Glouster
Carl D. Burt, Jr
U. S. Navy
Athens
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Co. D. Burt
Bartlett
Red Cross
U. S. ‘Army
Union Furnace Personal and Social Notes
Union Furnace society notes report the marriage announcement of Florence Dannison and Lloyd Himmerman at Nazaren Church Logan. The column lists visitors and dinners among residents from Columbus Lancaster Nelsonville Logan Haydenville and West Virginia, plus a fortieth anniversary and a navy sendoff.
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Union Furnace
Florence Dannison
Lloyd Himmerman
Nazarene Church
Logan
Harold Schwarz
Marilyn Ann
Raymond Grinstead
Mason
West Virginia
William Kennedy
Clara McClain
Mary Woodgeard
Robert Groves
Ted Groves
Odessa Groves
Ernest Murray
John Murray
Lancaster
Arthur McQuaide
Columbus
Charles Clark
George Geiger
Larry
Brent Geiger
Martha Lowry
Charles Lowry
Mable Ruth Jones
Dan Jones
Maynard Simpson
Michel
New Plymouth School
Paul Zimmerman
Amy Lou
Wilbur McDaniel
Wayne
Don Iles
Timmy
Nelsonville
J. R. McGuire
Alden Seibert
New Straitsville
Dan Reinshell
Robert Bryan
United States Navy
H. Bryan
Bob
Harold Bryan
Addison Frey
Shirley Powers
Charles Salts
Hamden
James Frey
Robert Shaw
U. S. Army
Elmer Shaw
Frank Shaw
Earl Loomis
Carl Hull
William Sparks
Paul Terry
Earl Anthony
Della Bateman
Harold
Austin McGee
Helen Thomas
Ruth Bickle
Walter McGee
Jacob Ginther
Gertrude
Haydenville
Harold Dyer
Mary Kennedy
Cecil Burroughs
Creola
Ted Kenchildren
Dover Citizens Go Over Top in War Bond Drive
The Chauncey Dover Township Second Victory Loan Bond committee reports sales totaling 13 625 00. This amount reflects committee actual sales excluding payroll deduction purchases. County chairman Fred H. Sands praised the Chauncey Dover effort and listed committee members including Max Wilson Gilbert Courtney W D Hines Erle Bridgewater Denver Bricker Paul Fiske Homer Johnson Chauncey H O McDaniel Rex Nagle Ben W Simpkins and Charles Sanders Millfield.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Township
Max Wilson
Gilbert Courtney
W. D. Hines
Erle Bridgewater
Denver Bricker
Paul Fiske
Homer Johnson
H. O. McDaniel
Rex Nagle
Ben W. Simpkins
Charles Sanders
Millfield
Chauncey Howard Brothers Carnival Opens in Chauncey
Chauncey hosts the Howard Brothers carnival on the Howard lot beside Abdella's in Converse Street. They expect to stay about a week before moving to another engagement. Mae Reeves and Naomi Cheeseman of Nelsonville visit Chauncey for the weekend with Mrs. Lara Tucker and Pauline Robinson.
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Chauncey
Howard Lot
Abdella’s
Converse St
Mae Reeves
Naomi Cheeseman
Nelsonville
Lara Tucker
Pauline Robinson
Mrs. Simpkins Injured After Parish House Fall
Mrs Reena Shaf er Simpkins of Chauncey sustained serious back and head injuries Friday night when she fell down church parish house steps onto the cement sidewalk. She was moved to her Lexington Avenue home after X rays by Dr C N Sanders and is reported improved today.
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Chauncey
Reena Shafer Simpkins
Church of Christ
Lexington Ave
C. N. Sanders
Hocking Men Sent To Posts
Logan Hocking County men ordered to report for U S Army active duty on April 23 have been assigned to camps nationwide. Public relations at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind reception center lists assignments including Donald E. Williams to Camp Robinson Arkansas and several others to Greensboro North Carolina.
Army physical tests set for Logan and Hocking registrants
Plans are in place for the physical examinations of 53 Logan and Hocking County registrants at the Court House Wednesday night. Selective Service officials say additional names may be added from volunteers before the date, and notifications have been mailed to those listed.
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Logan
Logan and
Hocking County
Court House
Selective Service
Choir Rehearsal Set at Chauncey Church
The Church of Christ in Chauncey hosts a choir rehearsal Monday at 7 p m for Mother’s Day music next Sunday. Choir director Mrs Christine Brown urges all members to attend.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ, Chauncey
Christine Brown
Chauncey Ladies Aid Society Quilting and Dinner
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will hold an all day quilting session and a potluck dinner at the church on Wednesday. Members are invited to contribute and participate in the church event.
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Chauncey
Methodist
Betty Court ney attends Ohio Christian Youth Retreat at Camp Indianola
Miss Betty Courtney of Chauncey a senior at Ohio University spent the May retreat weekend sponsored by the Ohio Christian Youth Council at Camp Indianola near Lancaster. She represented the Ohio Church of Christ Christian Youth Fellowship and the Athens County Youth Council with Mabel Lee and Ruth Beverage of Athens also attending. Representatives from all organized Youth Council counties in Ohio were present.
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Chauncey
Betty Courtney
Ohio University
Ohio Christian Youth Council
Camp Indianola
Lancaster
Ohio Church of Christ Christian Youth Fellowship
Athens County Youth Council
Athens County
Bricktown Team Wins 15 14 Baseball Thriller
Chauncey The B team defeated Mill Street 15 to 14 in a Saturday baseball game. Bricktown players included Edward Colinet h Russell,Jr Pennell Rescoe,Terry Cunningham,Jen Hillyer,Frannie Stewart,Crosser and Jack Pennell. Mill Street lineup featured Mullins,Cant er,Don Jack Cunningham,Paul Ian Taylor,Don Lee. Pitchers were Kenny R and Junior Pennell for Bricktown with Wid Canter pitching for Mill Street.
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Chauncey
Mill St
Bricktown
Edward Colineth Russell
Junior Pennell
Rescoe
Terry Cunningham
Jen Hillyer
Frannie Stewar
Crosser
Jack Pennell
Mullins
Wid Canter
Don Jack Cunningham
Paullan Taylor
Don Lee
Kenny R
Brick
Sweeney Family Visits Mrs Sweeney in Marietta
Chauncey Charles and Mary Helen Sweeney with Joey and Rev and Mrs Phillips visited Mrs Sweeney at the Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta Sunday afternoon. Mrs Sweeney, who suffered a stroke on her left side several days earlier, remains only slightly improved.
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Chauncey Charles
Mary Helen Sweeney
Joey
Mr. Phillips
Ona Mae Sweeney
Marietta
Plain meeting notes and birth announcement entry
May meeting at The Plains community house hosted by Mrs. Paul Tipton and Mrs. Cynthia McDonald. Discussion on Are So Noisy to be taken from a magazine. Also announces birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Chesser at Creek home.
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Plain
Chauncey
Plains Child Study
Paul Tipton
Cynthia McDonald
Maude Michay
Mr. and
Chesser
Evelyn James
Creek
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
Everman
Frasch
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Adams
Mrs, Dalton
Edward Dalton
SDC Club
Carl Wah
Margaret Harrison
Pat. Weiss
Donna Busch
Dwight Dupler
Wahl
Dalton
Miss Welns
Allen Adams
Nellie Allen Adams
Independent Protestant Church
Miss Moore
Harriet Gillilan
University Hospital
Ray Keairns
Oak Hill
Jessie McManigal
Harrington
Miss McManigal
Carl Brown
Paul Collison
Charles Yontz
Sherman Lyke
Mary Martha Circle
Alfred Boals
City
Clyde Boals
Jeep and Jills
Willys-Overland
Victory
Toledo
Jeep-Making
Dover
Goldberg
Dr. BR
K. Jauch
Worstell Bldg
Court St
Zenner’s
Zenners
Yi Xt
Mrs. Sweeney
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