No Primary Election In Logan In July
Logan officials announce no primary will be held in Logan in July after petitions close with no opposition. The November ticket lists Mayor Denzil Weltner and former Mayor Dallas Kinser for mayor, Margaret Knapp for treasurer, Wood Bowen for city solicitor, and council nominees including Harry Shaw Fred Eastman George Moore Jesse Cooley and Russell Howe all unopposed. The measure could save about 900 dollars in costs.
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Logan
Elta Harbaugh
Hocking County
Wood Bowen
Harry Shaw
Fred Eastman
George Moore
Jesse Cooley
Russell Howe
Harbaugh
Board of Election
George Eberst
Carl Brandt
Harold Larimer
Blanche England
Plan for V-E Day Observance at Local Schools
Logan Superintendent George E. Carr outlined V-E Day plans with in school assemblies and a short patriotic program if classes run. Depending on timing classes may dismiss early or suspend for the rest of the day and the following day, with Saturday unaffected and night-word causing no school next day.
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Logan
George E. Carr
South Perry Pupils Active in Charity Drives
South Perry School pupils under teacher Bessie W. McClelland join in charity. They raised 4.90 for Infantile Paralysis and 10 for War Relief, 1.25 for Junior Red Cross, and 200 in War Bonds. They plan more bonds before year end and collected 300 pounds of waste paper plus seed sales profits to fund school needs.
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South Perry
Bessie W. McClelland
Red Cross
Logan Senior High announces committees for Ghost Wanted play
The Logan Senior High School production Ghost Wanted will be presented May 10 and 11. Stage crew includes Fred Jacoby as chairman and seniors Luther Brimner Glenn Mowery Tom Roberts Gene Sigler with junior Bob Parry assisting. Additional committees cover industrial arts direction by James F Rutgers, makeup and costumes Thelma Daubenmier Beatrice Lash Lois Unger Ruth Risch, publicity Eleanor Cole and Peggy Sanderson, ushering staff led by Thelma Daubenmier and others, and ticket sales by the senior class starting May 3.
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Logan
Logan Senior High School
Fred Jacoby
Luther Brimner
Glenn Mowery
Tom Roberts
Gene Sigler
Bob Parry
Ali
James F. Rutgers
Industrial Arts Department
Jean Foreman
Shirley Taylor
Joanne Allbery
Joan Jurgensmier
Betty Sheeler
Arlene Summers
Dorothy Tipton
Patti Walsh
Thelma Daubenmier
Beatrice Lash
Lois Unger
Ruth Risch
Eleanor Cole
Peggy Sanderson
Donna Fowler
Winona Frazier
Bertha Hartsock
Agnes Krannitz
Alice Snider
Arlen,Summers
Seventh War Loan Committees Named in Three Townships
Logan report lists Starr Township Carbon Hill and Falls Township committees for the Seventh War Loan Drive with chairmen D O Davis Ben Bailey Claude Harsh and members including Elizabeth Wyskiver Earl Appleman Goldie Smith and Sam Gordon. The groups meet May 7 at 7 30 p m at Union fur nace for planning and mobilization.
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Alice Kennard
P. C. Campbell
Warren Sowers
C. H. Patton
Reno White
Union Furnace
Falls Township
Claude Harsh
Earl Appleman
Goldie Smith
Sam Gordon
Irvin Krinn
Kerwood Martin
Evert McBroom
Margaret Primmer
Fred Hugh
Grace Harsh
Jesse Ansel
Haydenville Man Arraigned Over School Attendance
Herman Williams appeared in Magistrate Frank St. Clair's court on a Wednesday for failure to send his children to school. He pleaded guilty and said the children were kept at home for lack of shoes. Williams was fined five dollars plus costs, suspended on promise of future attendance. Logan report.
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Haydenville
Frank St. Clair
St. Clair
Williams
Logan
Herman Williams
Ann McKinley Notified Of Brother's Death
Ann McKinley of Art Kraft Studio was told by her parents of a War Department telegram reporting the death of her brother Lieutenant Frederick McKinley aged 24 in England after ten weeks overseas service. He had visited Logan with his sister and was married. his wife resides in Cincinnati.
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Logan
Ann McKinley
Art-Kraft Studio
Jesse McKinley
Portnnolity
War Department
Frederick McKinley
England
McKinley
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Son Born to Hamiltons in Lancaster Hospital
Mrs. Edward Hamilton is reported in good condition in Lancaster Municipal Hospital after the birth of a six pound nine ounce son on Wednesday. The father is AMM 1-c Edward Hamilton stationed in Chicago. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank VanAtta and Mrs Dee Hamilton of Logan and Mr and Mrs Hoodlet near Gore.
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Logan
Edward Hamilton
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Chicago
Frank VanAtta
Dee Hamilton
Hoodlet
Gore
Logan Social Notes Features Multiple Local Circles and Meetings
Logan notes reveal Mary Martha Circle gathering at Mrs J S Cherringtons on Mound Street with Helen Clark leading devotion on Faith. Auxiliary to Knights of St John reports district meeting in Lancaster and four new members. West School teachers dined at Blosser's then saw a Lancaster theatre. Ruth Circle at Methodist Church hosted by Mrs D C Walker with poems read and army chaplains' work discussed. Indoor FSA office picnic followed by theater visit. Cousin birthday surprise for Mrs Richard Pojing and Mr Webb Pojing. Duplicate Club met at Mrs Lawrence Hack with high score by Mrs Lehman. Logan briefs include local military and school notes, plus WTU and Junior High Bible gift to library and Girl Scout Troop 3 projects for the County Fair.
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Knights of St. John
Lancaster
Frank Weiland
Logan Auxilary
Lawrence Adcock
Ross Adcock
Joe Schaad
Racine Rochester
Amrs. Walker
D. C. Walker
Ruth
The
Methodist Church
John Karshner
Keath Schults
8. C. Bright
Raymond Lanning
South Pacific
Joe Case
Wayne | Timberlake
Mable Ruble
Louise Crane
William Robey
Clayton Scheide
Chas. Lyke
E. L. Nimon
Ruble
Case
Lawrence Hack
John Connor
Earl Roberts
William Lehman
Jfae Bingham
Henry Dague
Lehman
Harold Saxton
Dallas Kinser
John Lee
Rudolph Hankison
Harry Bell
Ed Kemper
Logan
William Armstrong
Fletcher General Hospital
Tom Armstrong
Armstrong
Pacific Area
Charles Schempp
W. Main St
George van Fossen
Detroit
Ed Guess
John
Second St
South Bloomingville
C. J. Guess
Ted Struble
Paul Monks
Russell Berlin
W.T.U
Dale Mow‘ery
Hocking
Troop 3
Girl Scouts
Donna Dalton
Mary Jo Gordon
Marjory Wells
Mary Conkle
Dixie Spackey
Leona
Leola Mack
Janet Lou Norris
Jennie Jo Gano
Nancy White
Carol Clapp
Sally Ford
Grade School Pupils to Present Operetta at Logan High
Logan Senior High hosts the operetta Little Red Riding Hood staged by students from East West and Central trade schools. Miss Minnie Louise Bowen directs with Jean Ann Prather at the piano. Matinee at 2 15 for school children and some adults. evening performance at 8. Assistants include Mrs Gladys Webb Mrs Winifred Engle and Mrs Lena Mock.
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Logan
Little Red
Miss Bowen
Gladys Webb
Winifred Engle
Lena Mock
Memorial Day Committees Named by Logan Legion
Logan Legion announces committees for Memorial Day 1945 including parade officers graves marking and firing squad with Post Commander George E. Carr and Wood Bowen as organizers. Police and court records show motor car business activity and a divorce case where Mary Elizabeth Hayes seeks custody of a child from Lester Dow Harden with totals and payments listed.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Ty A
Morry Nest
Mary Elizabeth Hayes
Lester Dow Harden
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Eleanor Durr
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Rose DeLong
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Stevie
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