Hocking County War Bond Drive Doubles Goal
Hocking County's war bond drive ending Saturday raised 557.45 dollars, surpassing the 333000 quota. Rolland Bright, campaign chairman, reported about 200 volunteers aided city and county efforts. Banks purchased 105000 in bonds. individuals supplied the remainder. The campaign earns honors and a pennant for residents who exceeded the goal.
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Hocking County
Rolland Bright
Grand Total
Bright
Court House
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Real Estate Transfers in Hocking Area
Logan Ohio reports numerous transfers in Hocking County including 78 acres in Laurel Township and 160 acres in Perry Township. The list spans multiple buyers and sellers such as Lute, Lambert, Greenleaf, Jones, and Brimner with properties in Logan, New Cadiz, Marion, Benton, and Carbon Hill. War messages appear alongside the notices urging victory gardens.
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Ora D. Jones
Francis F. Jones
Perry
W. D. Mosure
Mosure
Mary Mosure
Logan
Rein ‘Blower
Arievitsa Blomer
Robert C. Brimner
Wilda Brimner
Washington
New Cadiz
Edith
B. Gordon
Werman
Polinge
Amanda J Poling
Charles Harley Poling
Marion
Los Ean
Noe S. Case
W. C Adaie and Co
van Lehman
Margaret Leh
Lesie Horm
Lena Horeft
Carbon Hill
Benjamin F. Russel
Mabel
Benton
Oscar Punk
Fiorabelle Funk
Joan D. Shaw
Anna Louise Shave
Linda Belcher
Luise Belch
Clinton Orval Queen
Tila
Ellen Queen
Lowell E. Dawley
Executrm
Wesley C. Bate
Losan
More Hocking Men Are Sent To Columbus
Officials announced that 68 more Logan and Hocking County registrants have completed final physicals or induction into the armed forces. The leader of the group leaving by special buses was Robert Dale Terrel of Springfield, formerly Logan, with Malcolm Shupe of Laurelville as assistant leader. Inductees were placed on inactive duty with seven day furlough, before active duty in various military branches. farewell for the group is set for Monday, May 10 prior to departure.
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Armed Forces
Columbus
Board
Iemmbers
Tio
Robert Dale Terrel
Springfield
Logan
Malcolm Shupe
Laurelvile
Association Holds Regular Meeting at McArthur Church
The Hocking Vinton Miniserial Association met Monday morning at the Methodist Church in McArthur. Harold Potts, superintendent of McArthur schools, spoke on War Backgrounds. Cecil H. Jones led devotionals. Stanley W. Wiant was war chairman. Raymond Kankwright was delegate to the Camp Ohio Central Miners Conference. Rev. Carl Wilson of Enterprise named new Vacation Bible School representative. Next meeting planned for September with location to be announced.
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Sun
Hocking Vinton
Rcgular
Methodat
McArthur
Harold Potts
Vest
Wis
Pottsndremhey
Cecil H. Jones
Stanley W. Wiant
Jee Raymond Kankwright
Ohd Ratral
Edward Miller receives notice from Selective Service
Logan vornara nawara celebrated the 18th day Monday by Selective Service members in Hocking County Ohio. Edward Miller is son of Orval and Guy Smith Logan. Separate item notes a promotion to captain in the Army near Cornwall Oregon and a divorce pleading deadline set by Judge Henderson. Napoleon Bonaparte referenced as author of a leading etiquette book.
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Vonara Nawara
Regist Selective Service
Fral
Annourend
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Orval Guy Smith Logan
Will
Charles Stratton
Golden Stratton
Plaad
Phil A. Henderson
Napoleon Bonararve
Hocking Health Acts Announced by Commissioner Southard
The commissioner details the department’s April work including 131 personal conferences 134 bulletins and handouts 33 communicable diseases 11 tuberculosis 43 maternity and infant services 86 school hygiene 252 school inspections and 79 defects found with 2 corrected 42 school visits and 22 meetings with officials 3 field visits to food establishments 6 dairy farm visits 21 lab exams 12 water tests 1 medical food handler certificate 8 medical certificates 36 draftees examined 3 impressions diphtheria and 1 smallpox case.
Local names and events listed in Athens and Columbus notices
Personal notes from Logan residents recount visits to Athens and Detroit. Mentions include Mrs Clarence Heine in Grant Hospital Columbus after a minor operation, Logan High student Frank Judy with a Navy exam, and Della Bishop visiting from Detroit. Other items note military family updates, club meetings at the White House and Pioneer Health Unit sewing gathering, with several residents hosting and entertaining in early week events.
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Cond Street
Athens
Clarence
Pete) Heine
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Frank Judy
Logan High School
Kay
Cincinnati
Della Bishop
Wiliam
Detroit
Michigan
Robert Patchen
U. S.army
William’ Patchen
Hunter Street
Frank Powers
Cleveland
White House
Olock
Martha’ Circle
Warner Avenue
Funeral services for Mrs Etta Caroline Hammond
Funeral services set for Mrs Etta Caroline Hammond at United Brethren Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev A M Grueser to officiate with Nara in Oak Grove. Survivors include husband Jamies Hammond and one daughter Hazel of Logan. High School glee choir and the senior ensemble of Logan will perform in observance of National Music Week with accompanists Aldena Davis Ann Prather.
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Sencar
United Brethren Church
Etta Caroline Hammond
Jamies Hammond
Iag Health
Logan
AM. Grueser
Nara
Oak Grove
Lona
Hazel
Hella Choir
Pring
Jerry
John
Fred Ele
Minnie Louise Linger
Aldena Davis
Ann Prather
Logan County records show April receipts and filings
Total receipts for April amount to 185.30 per county clerk Miss Thelma Keyes. Of this 146 went to LOGAN. Funeral services were conducted and 5940 paid to the state. An aggregate of 152 used car titles were filed. One new title was recorded for a person who died Friday morning at a Dayton hospital. Special rites were held Monday for a Logan Aerie member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Lojan
Ute
Thelma Keyes
Una
LOGAN
Funeral Home
Thomas
Dayton
Chagge
Grueser
Oak End
Grove Cemetery
Logan student Anita Root listed among College of Agriculture
Logan Ohio State University records show Anita Root listed among College of Agriculture students. Officials note an average grade of B during the winter quarter amid estate matters tied to Homer E Campbell deceased.
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Logan
Suanita Root Logan
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Cora Campbell
Homer E. Campling
Bell
Toot
Ecoington
Cincinnati
Lim |Nomics
OKRING ON NYA CHAUNCEY WORK CREW AT CHAUNCEY DOVER HS
Roy Rollison Chauncey Mingus lead NYA efforts at Chauncey Dover High School gathering waste paper for burning. Helpers include Ethel Mae McDaniel and Irene Hillyer. McNamee has received a five week letter from nephew Stanley Addison in Coalgate who enlisted in U S Navy last November and is now a machinist with the fleet in San Francisco.
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Okring
NYA
Chauncey Roy Rollison
Clell Mingus
Chauncey Dover High School
Ethel Mae McDaniel
Irene Hillyer
Kot P
Logan Rotary Club Meeting Hosts Marty K Smith Speaker
Logan Rotary Club held a regular Monday night meeting at the White House. Marty K Smith, executive director of rationi Mg for Mocking County, spoke as a guest about ongoing ar efforts and related activities.
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Marty. K. Smith
Rationi Mg
Mocking County
Logan
White House
Hoth
Logan-A practice to press appeal costs against Industrial Commission
A filing by Robert E. Hall assistant attorney general seeks to press the appeal of George Scott against the Industrial Commission at the defendant's costs. The note mentions attendance at a funeral for Chauncey and Chauncey residents including Marinda Rulkshank and Jennie Ortney of Chauncey.
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Logan
George Scott
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Robert E. Hall
Chauncey
Marinda
Rulkshank
Jennie Ortney
Nel
Special Service Set At Dover Church Sunday
A church service at Dover’s First Church of Cast Chauncey will honor mothers on Sunday May 9 at 9 30 am The program led by Christine Brown features old hymns a solo by Alph and a selection by an audience choir All mothers and community members are welcome Funeral guests from Flint Mich and Dayton Oh attended recent services for Ross Rathburn and relatives in Chauncey Observers include Mr and Mrs Thomas Tramiton Mr Clifford Shafer and Lois Ann Shafer and many local families
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Chauncey
Christine Brown
Remusees
Thomas Tramiton
Hamilton
James’ Duttee
Roy Duttee
Oithens
Clifford Shafer
Lois Ann “Shafer
Columbus
the Plains
Sil
Mes
Fously i
Harold Childress
Toledo
de Witt Walker
James Rathburn
Flint, Mich
Jimmie. Smith
Jesie Courtney
Funeral for Arza Kasler at Trimble Church of Christ
Relatives and friends filled Trimble Church of Christ on Monday afternoon for the funeral of Arza Meton Kasler age 34 a Trimble native who died Friday at his Canton home after a brief illness of pneumonia Rev Gilbert Courtney pastor of the church officiated Mrs Margaret Kern and Charles E Bradfield sang three hymns Burial was at Maplewood He leaves two children Kathryn 9 Jose Line 9 and Roy Merton 6 together with widow Mrs Helen Parish and Mrs Earthshields of Hartville and other relatives.
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Siaunens
Trimble
Bulloch Family Hosts Bailey Run Gathering
Relatives and neighbors gathered at Bullock Bulloch's Bailey Run home for a Sunday visit. Guests included Mrs. Ferrol McClellan and family from Powhattan, Mrs Mary Easier and family from Chauncey, Mrs Pat Tangent from New Plymouth, Homer Davis and family, Mex Dalmus Bulloch and family, Harry Davis and family, Helen Bulloch, Jances Bulloch and Dale Walton, Mrs Chess Simpson and daughter Rog, Jo Smith of Treynoldsburg, and Laurence Bulloch in Greensboro service.
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Chess Simpson
Rog
Jo Smith
Treynoldsburg
Laurence Bulloch
Greensboro
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Birthday Gatherings Highlight community celebrations
Dele ates Birthday aunties snare Meno and Chauncey, tied to Lancaster employment at Argo Glass. Mrs Ralph McKibben and Belvene McKiboen visit Athens. Mrs Guy Brookins and Selma host Sunday dinner with Mr John Shafer’s family. Je Smith hosts a birthday dinner for Mrs Richard Evener’s 42nd birthday with Mr and Mrs Richard Vin et, Pete and Marjorie Evener, Mire Florence Hooper and Mr and Mrs Ray Smith in attendance.
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Snare Meno
Chauncey
Lancaster
Argo
Ralph McKibben
Belvene McKiboen
Athens
Guy Brookins
Selma
John Shafer
Leapaert
Je Smith
Mire
Richard Evener
Richard v
Inet
Pete
Marjorie Evener
Florence Hooper
Ray Smith
Moved to Goldsberry Farm and West Mound Street Home
The piece notes moves to the Goldsberry farm at The Plains by a family, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Worden relocating from West Main Street to the home vacated by the So fronko family on West Mound Street.
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the Plains
Earl Worden
W. Main St
West Mound St
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