Logan City Salvage Drive Aims to Aid War Work
Logan announces the first city salvage campaign to aid war work. County trucks will collect tin cans from Logan street curbs starting Monday at 9 am, with work continuing through Tuesday. Cans must be flattened and ends removed, piled at the curb for pickup.
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Logan
Logan City
Wood Bowen
City Salvage Committee
Logan Street
E. N. Turner
Sheirman
County Salvage Committee
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Drive To Raise Scout Funds Starts Monday
Logan launches annual fund drive for Boy Scout and Girl Scout groups. campaign chair Jack Pierce names a house-to-house effort starting Monday in Logan and Hocking County with a goal of 1800 dollars allocated to Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
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Gan and
Hocking County
Jack Pierce
Othe
Eb. Perking
Francis Robits
SB Nes
L High School
C.F. Franch
Counc
Four From Logan Inducted Into Ma
Logan and Hocking County registrants from the May 3 contingent of 68 were inducted into the U S Army Fine Corps. Named are Morris Eugene Hommel Logan John William Wabs Barerton Eugene Allen Hiller and Leroy Malone both of Columbus. Two youths held for extra physical exams at the induction center were accepted for army duty. Simmer Dexter New Plymouth Route 1.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Canning Demonstration Planned for May at Carbon Hill
Logan county home demonstration agent announced a canning series in Carbon Hill School on Monday May 10 at 3 30 p m. The session invites high school students teachers housewives and other district residents to learn food preservation methods and wartime canning techniques led by Mrs Benton.
Loan Office Announces Applicant Interviews For County Extension
Loan office plans interviews with applicants at 10 30 p m Tuesday at the county extension office announced by James K The notice outlines the session led by a supervisor and aims to review loan applications and eligibility for theEy crop program in this county context.
Laurelville Firm Sells 100 Hogs For Market Rise
Laurelville firm Spauigh and Sons announces sale of 100 hogs averaging over 300 pounds each. The cattle herd is among the county’s largest, with plans to liquidate more than a thousand dollars in hog stock within ten days.
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Gorge Detten Spauigh
Sons of Laurels
License Time Again for Mall and Dealers
Fitzgerald stated Thursday that applications are being processed for malt and Brewers wart licenses for 1043-44 cigarette vendors. Old licenses expire May 24 and new ones must be secured by May 25. Each license costs 25 dollars and seating permits cost one dollar.
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Wooley Brothers Begin Early Corn Planting in Logan Area
Wooley Lake and John Wooley of Fal ip start corn planting on their Us 8 Route 89 North of Logan farm. Ideal weather accelerates operations as county plowing nears completion by week’s end.
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Hock
Wooley Lake
John
Falip
Logan
Three New 4-H Clubs Organize In County
Logan James R Smoot county extension agent and Mrs uth Bennington county home demonstration agent announced Thursday the organization of three more 4-H clubs in the county The South Perry boys club elected Cecil Karr as president Albert Karr as vice president Elmer Waltz as secretary and recreation leader The Matinee Stitchers girls club named Dorothy Meyers as president Fran Cin Watts as vice president Patty Swartz as secretary Betty Poling as treasurer Lethe Poling and Barbara Maul as recreation leaders and Couise Cohagen as news reporter The Merry Maidens club named Pauline Davis as president Shetty Sheeler as vice president Irene Flood as secretary Tetha McDonn treasurer Carol Robinette as recreation leader and Nancy PerKing as news reporter
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James R. Smoot
Mrsuth Bennington
South Perry
Cecil Karr
Albert Karr
Elmer Waltz
Eader
Matinee Stitchers Girls Lu
Dorothy Meyers
Fran Cin "Watts
Patty Swartz
Betty Poling
Lethe. Poling
Barbara Maul
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Couise Cohagen
The
Merry” Maidens Ihares
Pauline Davis
Shetty Sheeler
Irene Flood
Tetha McDonnt
Carol Robinette
Nancy Per- King
Farewell Parties Mark Move of Haydenville Residents
Haydenville neighbors hosted farewell gatherings for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Devault as the family prepared to move to Lancaster on Monday. Gifts were given to Mrs. Devault and a potluck meal followed. Attendees included Mrs. Wilbur Lightfoot and family, Sally Ford, Mary Ford, and many Haydenville residents who joined in the celebrations and birthday observances for their children.
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Henry Devault
Devault
Lancaster
Wilbur Lightfoot
Larry
Sally Ford
Mary “Ford
Henry Exiver
Rosie Elliott
Genroia Miller
Siwaim
Kermit
Swaim
Mond
Graham
Ooseneas Ae
Jean
Watt Vollmer
Dorothy Lehman
Beulah
Catherine Moore
Herbie
Jim
Ove
Rona
Richard Vollmer
Sparks
Shirley Swaim
Mark
Ronald
Sheila Lehman
Harks
Lois Balehra Devant
Sault
Logan High Girls Athletic Banquet Honors Graduating Members
Members of the Logan High School Girls Athletic Club were honored at a Wednesday banquet at the Presbyterian Church. A purple white color scheme and nautical table decor accompanied a program featuring Miss Annie Louise Bowen's Glee Club and speeches by Jo Case Karlotta Schmitter Helen Thomas Shulte and others.
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Annie Louise Bowen
Jo. Case
Karlotta Schmitter
Helen Thomas Shulte
Jean Sparnon
Margie Derr
Nancy Pond
Rose "Ann Brown
Rosemary Brimner
Mise Gertrude Bins
Zeta Connors
Martha Cole
Ohio University
Mise Muriel Schochen
Ernest Mar
Fant
Vivian Rheinscheid
Kariatta
Schimitter
Leoni. Hutchison
Eileen Cruise
Martha Walters
Harriet Kerr
Pauline Heinlein
Jeanne Mowery
Wanda Bungard
Jean Sparrow
Fred. Burchfield
Haliie Grimes
George, Carr
Pegay Sanderon
Janet Struble
Ruth Disbennet
Ruby Rice
Carol R Hutchison
Julia Jane Rosemary’ Brimner
Catherine Fox Joan Jurgensmier
Burdella Dillon
Jean Hildebrandt
Local youths sought for summer work and school help
Logan County extension agent James R. Smoot urges farmers to contact the Canty extension office for a list of high school boys available Saturdays and after school. Names and addresses are on file and may be secured by phone or in person.
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Canty
James R. Smoot
Special Mother’s Day Programs Planned in Chauncey Churches
Five Chauncey churches schedule Mother’s Day observances with special music sermons and readings. First Church of Christ at 9:30 am features Christine Brown leading hymns and Ralph Brown and Richard Stalder performing. Church of God offers flowers to mothers oldest and youngest attendees. Missionary Ander Smith from China to speak to children at 10:30 am and again in the afternoon. Milfield Church of Christ and Methodist hold Mother’s Day programs with sermons and music. Church Christ parish plans services across Green’s Run Trimble Tayor Ridge Millfield Chauncey with a 9:30 to 7:30 schedule. Eastern War Time.
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Chaucey
Christ
Christine Brown
Fantals
Ralph Brown
Richard Stalder
Methodist
Frank A Cline
Bruce Crabtree
Church of God Flowers
Sven
Stanley Norris
Daisy Maiden
Ander
Sm Tnd
China
Milfield
Canvecey
Christ Pariah
Gilbert
Courtney
Green's Run
Coir
Jorso
Family Remembers Soldiers During Dinner Center Visit
A furlough visit to Fren County honors Almer and Palmer family members. Clyde Palmer, a gunners mate first class in the Coast Guard, and Austin Palmer, a U.S. Marine corporal, are stationed in the Atlantic and San Diego respectively. The dinner at Isaac Palmer’s home includes relatives Minnie Betty and Richard Palmer.
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Fauncey
Isaac “Almer
Mill
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Antic
Austin
Re U. & Marines
San Diego
California
Andy Fre
Isaac Palmer
Clyde "Palmer
Austin Jaimer
Minnie Palmer
Betty Low Palmer
Richard Palmer
Surprise Birthday Discharge Notice Reported
A discharged veteran, Chauncey, returned home Wednesday for a birthday celebration hosted by family. A picnic dinner and cake were shared as members including Mrs. Margaret Simpkins and others gathered at the home of Mrs Mary Savage for a May 17 Ladies Aid Society meeting.
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Murs
Steen
Spie
Sles
Lincoln
Neb
Naaughter
Margaret
Simp- Linn
Gillespe
Micn
Dorothy
Howard and Sons
Alfred
Jimmy
Glouster
Ladies Aid Society of
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Lucille Morgan
Helen Giten
Mary" Savage
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Club TO M HOME ON FURLOUGH CHAUNCEY
Pfc Belford Winningman stationed at Keesler Field Mississippi is spending a furlough with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Henry Evans. He recently underwent an appendectomy and is on a 15 day furlough. He is a graduate of the Army Aircraft Mechanics School in Telurm and expects to be held Chauncey. Simence Way, pastor of the Chauncey Mairen of God Rev John Bailey and others attended a ministerial meeting of the Churches of God in Charleston Wednesday and Thursday.
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Belford Winnigman
Keesler Field
Mise
A. Conalescent
Henry ‘Evans
Army
Telurm
Chaunces
Nev
Simence
Way
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Pians and
Coolilie
Perkey
Ath
Sms Church
Ha, Cromith
Corning Church
Charleston
Churches of ‘God
Relatives Visit Lewisburg Families Amid Homecoming
Robert Wallace Hauncey and sister Mrs Norma Wallace of Lewisburg West Virginia visited relatives here Wednesday. Wallace has served overseas and is home for furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Luther Wallace of Lewisburg. They were guests of their aunt Mrs Isabelle Bradfield Chauncey also visiting with Mr and Mrs Leonard Koenig and family.
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Robert Wallace
Norma Wallace
Lewisburg
W. Va
Wallace
Mire
Luther” Wallace
Lewissing
Isabelle
Bradfield
Chauncey
Leonard Koenig
Chauncey Party Plans With Rotary Family
Local notes show CHAUNCEY organizing a Saturday party with Rotary members and families. The event includes a home gathering, planned dancing, and a social in PerKing area.
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van Rotary
Chauncey
Fred Hen Row
In-Heme
Dinner program and graduation notice in Parkersburg
A local graduation and dinner program is planned for Chauncey Walter Wharton and relatives from Parkersburg. Wharton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wharton, is moving from The Plains to St. Joseph Ghio University for treatment and will graduate on May 15. He is the grandson of Art and Mrs. John Ost and Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Adams, with family ties to The Plains and frequent visits noted.
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Hoserray Chauncey
Walter Whart_CHAUNCEY
Taney Joned
Walt
Seriou inter'Wharton
Elina Shafer
Parkersburg
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