Tin Can Salvage Drive Opens in Logan May 10
Logan launches its first tin can salvage drive for war work on Monday May 10 with county trucks collecting curbside cans from 9 am. E N Turner chairs county salvage committee and expects collection to run through May 11 if needed. Cans of all types are accepted as long as ends are removed and cans are compressed before piling at the curb.
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ATI Oo Messenger
Athens
Ohio
City of Logan
Logan
Logan City
Wood Bowen
Logan Street
E. N. Turner
Drive To Raise Scout Funds Starts Monday
Logan Ohio campaign for 1400 dollars to fund Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts kicks off Monday in Logan and Hocking County. Campaign chair Jack Pierce leads with R B Perkins as vice chair and Mrs Francis Roberts directing the house to house drive. Funds are split with 800 for Boy Scouts and 600 for Girl Scouts in the city and county.
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M. B. Iles
Logan High School
C. F. Rauch
Four From Logan Inducted Into Marines
Hocking County Selective Service Board listed four Logan and Hocking County registrants from a May 3 batch of 68 inductees into the U S Marine Corps. Named are Morris Eugene Hummel Logan John William Wahl Barberton and Egene Allen Hillyer plus Paul Leroy Malone both Columbus. Two youths held for extra exams at the induction center were shifted to Army duty.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Charles Summery Dexter
New Plymouth
Canning Demonstration Planned for Monday May 10
Ruth Bennington county home demonstration agent announced a county canning demonstration to be held Monday May 10 at 3 30 p m in the Carbon Hill School building. High school economic classes housewives and others in the district are invited to attend as food preservation for the home front war effort is discussed and various canning methods are demonstrated.
Loan Official To Interview Applicants
Clarence Fealty field supervisor for the Emergency Crop and Seed Loan office will interview applicants 9:30 to 10:30 a m Tuesday May 11 at the county extension office. He will accept applications from farmers for crop production and feed loans and invites farmers to contact him for information at the extension office on that date.
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Logan
Clarence Fealty
James R. Smoot
Fealty
Laurelville Firm Sells 100 Hogs For Sale
Logan reports George Deffenbaugh and sons of Laurelville prepared to sell one hundred head of hogs averaging over 300 pounds each within ten days as part of a major county hog operation. They also plan 50 to 60 hogs at about 250 pounds soon.
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LOGAN
George Deffenbaugh and Sons
Laurelville
License Time Again for Cigarette Malt Dealers
Logan County Auditor Kenneth R Fitzgerald announced 1943 44 cigarette vendor licenses are being mailed to current holders. Expiry for old permits is May 24 with new licenses due May 25. Licenses cost 25 dollars. malt licenses are one dollar.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Wooley Brothers First To Plant Corn In Hocking County
In Hocking County the Wooley Brothers Jake and John of Falls Township began corn planting on their farm along U S Route 33 north of Logan. Ideal weather should prompt many farmers to start, and county plowing is expected to finish soon.
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Logan
Hocking County
Wooley Brothers
Jake
John
Falls Township
U. S. Route 33
Three New 4-H Clubs Organize in County
Logan James R. Smoot and Mrs Ruth Bennington announce the formation of three additional 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 treasurer Marion Beavers as news reporter and Robert E Shields as recreation leader. The Matinee Stitchers girls club named Dorothy Meyers as president Francis Watts as vice president Patty Swartz as secretary Betty Poling as treasurer Letha Poling and Barbara Mauk as recreation leaders and Louise Cohagan as news reporter. Officers of the Merry Maidens Club are Pauline Davis as president Betty Sheeler as vice president Irene Flood as secretary Retha McDonald as treasurer Carol Robinette as recreation leader and Nancy Perkins as news reporter.
Farewell Party For Devaults Prompts Wide North Lancaster Move
Haydenville social notes recount a Friday farewell at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Devault home before the family moved to Lancaster. Gifts were given to Mrs. Devault and Larry Devault celebrated his thirteenth birthday with a large group, plus multiple birthday and surprise parties hosted by friends and relatives. Local families and neighbors hosted gatherings, visits, and weekend stays, with church class plans and attendance at a Lovett Rhodes funeral mentioned.
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Haydenville
Henry Devault
Devault
Lancaster
Wilbur Lightfoot
Larry
Sally Ford
Mary Ford
Henry Skiver
Rosie Elliott
Gearold Miller
G. R. May
Betty
William Yarber
Sandra
Charles Vollmer
Lincoln Swaim
Kermit Swaim
Raymond and
Graham
Irene Bailey
Lois
Catherine
Lester Crothers
Frank Crothers
Laila
Marybell Warren
Junior
Leroy Mace
Ned
Colleen Carter
Sue Matheny
Gene Crane
Jimmie Moore
Dickie Skiver
Lenora Miller
Betty May
Catherine Bailey
Pearl
Bobby MacGathey
Billy Seel
Dolores Beougher
Jo Ann
Bobby Sparks
Charles Chaffin
Donald Turner
Larry Spencer
Bob Lehman
Pauline Weede
Martin
Jerry Crothers
Janet Roush
Doris Farley
Logan High School Girls honored at midweek banquet
Logan High School and the Girls Athletic Association held a Wednesday banquet at the Presbyterian Church. Mothers of members attended after a dinner and program featuring music by the Girls Glee Club, speeches, and an exhib. Dance by Ohio University students directed by Miss Muriel Schochen.
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Ernest Mariani
Vivian Rheinscheid
Karlotta Schmitter
Leota Hutchison
Eileen Cruise
Martha Walters
Harriet Kerr
Mary Louise Skinner
Arlene Carr
Julia Jane Geiger
Rosemary Brimner
Margie Derr
Pauline Heinlein
Jeanne Mowery
Wanda Bungard
Catherine Fox
Joan Jurgensmier
Burdella Dillon
Jean Hildebrandt
Logan
The
School Farm Help Available on Week Ends
Logan county extension agent James R. Smoot announced that county high school boys can work Saturdays and after school hours. A list of names and addresses is on file at the extension office and can be obtained by phone or in person. Many boys plan to seek full time summer jobs when school ends.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Hospital Notes from local area report
Logan Mrs Maude Mason Starr admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. Donald Summers Shawnee improving after major surgical operation Wednesday. Mrs James Mays Nelsonville Routle 1 underwent major surgery Wednesday afternoon, condition satisfactory. Mrs Donald Johnson and infant son Carbon Hill dismissed Wednesday afternoon. Katherine Larimer City taken to Mercy Hospital Wednesday for possible operation. Mrs Paul Smith Carbon Hill underwent major surgery at Cher rington Hospital Thursday morning. Edmond Bowen near Logan returned home Thursday from University Hospital after major surgery over a month ago. Chauncey Esther Gordon and daughter Sandra Ath ens guests this week of Gordon's parents in The Plains. Chauncey John Marshall represented the Church of God at Chauncey district meeting in Corning.
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Paul Smith
Carbon Hill
Cherrington Hospital
Edmond Bowen
Logan
University Hospital
Special Programs Planned In Churches of Chauncey
Chauncey observes Mother's Day in all churches with 9:30 a.m. service at First Church of Christ featuring Christine Brown leading hymns and directing choir in A Flower For You Dear Mother. Ralph Brown plays cornet. Richard Stalder offers accordion. Methodist set includes Sunday School and a program led by Frank A. Cline. Church of God to honor oldest and youngest mothers plus vocal presentations by Daisy Maiden and missionary Stanley Norris in China for 20 years. Millfield Church of Christ and Methodist also host Mother’s Day programs, flowers, and sermons. Invitation extended to all.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Christine Brown
Ralph Brown
Richard Stalder
Methodist
Frank A. Cline
Grace Crabtree
Church of God
Flowers
Stanley Norris
Daisy Maiden
Anderson
Ind
China
Millfield Church of Christ and
Surprise Birthday Observed at Millfield Home
Mrs Helen Gill espie received a birthday surprise from family at her Millfield home on Wednesday. A potluck dinner and decorated cake were shared, with gifts presented by daughter Mrs Margaret Simpkins. Attendees included Mrs Dorothy Howard and sons Alfred and Jimmy, Mrs Lucille Morgan and Stewart Robinette, Miss Pauline Gillespie, Miss Pathea Nye Pratt, and others. Pfc Belford H Winningman, home on convalescent furlough from Keesler Field, Mississippi, visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Henry Evans in The Plains after an appendectomy and a 15 day leave, awaiting transfer after duty.
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Chauncey
Helen Gillespie
Millfield
Margaret Simpkins
Gillespie
Dorothy Howard
Alfred and
Jimmy
Glouster
Lucille Morgan and
Stewart Robinette
Norman
Pauline Gillespie
Pathea Nye Pratt
Pfc
Belford H. Winnigman
Keesler Field
Miss
Henry Evans
The
Plains
Army Aircraft Mechanics School
Church of Christ Parish to Honor Mother's Day
The Church of Christ parish will observe Mother's Day across five churches with special music readings and a pastor led sermon. Services include Gilbert Courtney at Green's Run 9 30 a.m. and Chauncey 4 30 p.m. with choir and Friendship Class.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Green’s Run
Trimble
Glaze Thompson
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Palmer Family Furlough Honor Dinner At Clyde Pal mers Home
Clyde Palmer a Coast Guard gunners mate and Austin Palmer a Marine corporal spent a 10 day furlough visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Palmer of Mill Street Chauncey. A steak dinner Thursday at the Isaac Palmer home included Betty Lou Palmer Richard Palmer and the Palmers.
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Chauncey
Clyde
Austin Palmer
Isaac Palmer
Mill St
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Atlantic
Austin
U. S. Marines
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California
Clyde Palmer
Minnie Palmer
Betty Lou Palmer
Richard Palmer
Chauncey-Thomas Savage Receives Army Honorable Discharge
Chauncey Thomas Savage returned to his mother Mrs. Mary Savage on Lexington Avenue after an honorable discharge from the army. Back injury from a mine accident caused the discharge. He had been stationed at Lincoln Nebraska.
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Chauncey
Thomas Savage
Mary Savage
Lexington Ave
Lincoln
Neb
May Meeting Of Millfield Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church will meet Wednesday night May 17 at the home of Mrs Lucy Hemerick with Mrs Gertrude Brown as leader. Members are asked to bring a sandwich and a cookie for the menu.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Lucy Hemerick
Gertrude Brown
Ministers attend Charleston Churches of God meeting
Rev. Clarence Way pastor of Chauncey Church of God joined Rev. John Bailey The Plains and Coolville churches Rev. Perkey Ath ens Church and Rev. H A Cromlish Corning Church in Charleston for a midweek ministerial gathering of the Churches of God.
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Chauncey
Clarence Way
Chauncey Church of God
John Bailey
Plains
Coolville
Perkey
Athens Church
H. A. Cromlish
Corning
Charleston
Churches of God
Relatives Visit Locally During Leave
Chauncey Robert Wallace and his sister Norma Wallace Lemon from Lewisburg West Virginia visit relatives here on Wednesday. Robert Wallace recently returned from overseas service on fur loug to visit his parents Luther and unknown Wallace in Lewisburg. They stay with aunt Isabelle Bradfield and other relatives in Chauncey Murray City Buchtel Delaware Ohio and Point Pleasant West Virginia.
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Chauncey
Robert Wallace
Norma Wallace Lemon
Lewisburg
W. Va
Luther Wallace
Isabelle Bradfield
Leonard Koenig
Murray City
Thomas Wallace
Buchtel
Delaware
Point Pleasant
Mrs Henshall Visits Chauncey Family Abroad
Dora Schoonover of Indianapolis Indiana visits Chauncey to see her mother Etta Schoonover brother and sister in law James Schoonover and wife, William Young and wife, and grandmother Sarah Davis in Nelsonville. Several social events are planned during her two week Chauncey stay.
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Chauncey
Fred Henshall
Dora Schoonover
Indianapolis
Ind
Etta Schoonover
James Schoonover
William Young
Sarah Davis
Nelsonville
Henshall
Palmer hosts two course chicken dinner on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Palmer of Mill Street entertained with a two course chicken dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaufman Miss Stella Palmer Mrs. Floyd Palmer Clyde Palmer Austin Palmer Richard Palmer Betty Lou Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Palmer.
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Chauncey
Isaac Palmer
Mill St
Jack Kaufman
Stella Palmer
Floyd Palmer
Clyde Palmer
Austin Palmer
Richard Palmer
Betty Lou Palmer
Ohio University alum Chauncey Wharton Jr. to graduate May 15
Chauncey Walter Wharton Jr., son of Walter and Elzina Wharton of The Plains, will graduate from Ohio University on May 15. He is the grandson of John Shafer and Margaret Adams of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Walter Wharton, Jr
Walter Wharton
Elzina Shafer
the Plains
Ohio University
John Shafer
Margaret Adams
Community Party Planned Saturday by Logan Rotary
Plans outline a Saturday night event at Bell Hall under Logan Rotary with a home talent show, dancing to a named orchestra, and games like bridge and ping pong. Admission is 50 cents and profits go to the Scout Girl Scout Sustaining Drive.
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Logan
We Bell Hall
Logan Rotary Club
Perkins
Arrang
Program Planned at Mi Methodist Church Observes Mothers
A Sunday observance at Mi Methodist Church includes a brief program of songs and readings. Flowers will be awarded to the oldest mother, the youngest mother, and to mothers with children present. Joseph serves as superintendent of the Sunday School and Rev. Charles is the church pastor.
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Chauncey
Mi Methodist
Joseph
Charles
Enters Hospital After Serious Injury in Parkersburg
Taney, once a resident of Chauncey, has been moved to St. Joseph's for treatment after a serious illness. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oat Wess of Chauncey and often visits Vi home here.
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Chauncey — Taney
Parkersburg
St. Joseph’s 4
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