Hocking County Health Department Annual Report Highlights
Logan reports reveal extensive health service activity including 98 medical conferences and 1206 personal meetings. The list covers 1782 distributed bulletins, 22 health films, 40 scarlet fever cases, 473 school visits, 3324 children examined, 369 births and 216 deaths. Dr. H G Southard lauds conservation amid dust storms and eroding soil.
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Montgom ery Ward dispute praised at CIO meeting
War Labor Board and the president receive commendation at a pre convention CIO United Steelworkers of America meeting over the Montgomery Ward and Company labor dispute. Notices announce Ohio bid requests and school project proposals with detailed terms and deadlines.
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CLO Lands Ward
Cleveland
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Montgomery Ward and Company
Cio-United Steelworkers of America
Jet propulsion set to transform aviation says expert
G Geoffrey Smith states jet propulsion will revolutionize flight within a decade. He explains the cycle of air intake compression combustion and nozzle discharge powering planes with higher speeds and altitudes using cheaper fuels and simpler systems. He notes early British and American tests and hints at a possible flying wing future.
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Order of the British Empire
Aerosphere, Inc
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Junkers
Germany
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Mothers Day meeting and officers chosen for Chase Circle
Chase Circle of Ruth held a Mothers Day gathering at Maud Martin's home with seven members and guests. Emma Robinson presided as president and officers elected include Maud Martin as vice president Florence Robinson as secretary and Carbaugh as treasurer. Door prize went to Ruth Carbaugh and Jack Carbaugh won a contest.
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Vivian Coates
Merrill Chase
Arminta Chase
D. E. Blackburn
Charles
Everett Carbaugh
Dayton
Wade Haning
Herb Carbaugh
Wilford Chaney
J. A. Graham
Earl Martin
Sharon Blanche
Lloyd Stanley
Lowry Field
Colp
Eugene Stanley
Twila Knowles
Columbus
Great Bend
Kansas
Ed Bolton
Thelma
Ted Foster
Camp Barkley
Texas
Ohio Power Office To Stage Canning Clinic
Logan area clinic and training course for selected representatives from Hocking county subdivisions and home economics teachers will be held Tuesday at 8 00 p m at the Ohio Power office Miss Helen Evans county home demonstration agent announced there will be a general discussion of types of canning equipment available this year those who attend the clinic will conduct local canning demonstrations in their communities.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio Power Office
Helen Evans
Wheat market muted despite easing meat rationing
Chicago crop experts say despite signs of relief in the food situation and many meat cuts removed from rationing last week, wheat farmers have not yet begun selling grain in large quantities.
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Chicago
Winners Named in Hocking County Verse Contest
Logan winners Marcella Swackhamer Laurelville Betty Bowles Haydenville and Julie De Main Logan led the Senior Junior and Elementary divisions. Honorable mentions went to Ann Sellers Union Furnace Lois Inboden Logan and Claude Strawn West Elementary. Judges were Carl Harsh Mrs Bess Mutchmore and Miss Jessie McManigal.
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Raymond Lanning
Hocking County
Marcella Swackhamer
Laurelville
Betty Bowles
Haydenville
Julie de Main
Ann Sellers
Union Furnace
Lois Inboden
Claude Strawn
West
Carl Harsh
Bess Mutchmore
Jessie McManigal
Central
St. John's Parochial
Rockbridge
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Carbon Hill
Lanning
Voting Hours Announced for May Primary in Logan County
Polls in Hocking County and other districts open at 7 30 a m and close at 7 30 p m according to local time. In Logan County polling hours match the statewide schedule with the May primary set to begin tomorrow.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hospital Notes From Logan District Report
Dorothy Heinlein Logan admitted to Cherrington hospital Saturday for surgery. Mrs. Kenneth Coakley Doris Schrader dismissed from Cherington hospital Friday and taken to her home 278 1-2 W Second Street. Mrs. Lee Busch Elm Street returned home Saturday after a major operation at Grant hospital Columbus.
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Logan
Dorothy Heinlein
Cherrington Hospital
Kenneth Coakley
Doris Schrader
Cherington Hospital
Second Street
Lee Busch
Elm Street
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Buchtel PTA Plans Concerts and Plays This May
Buchtel Parents Teachers Association schedules a Monday meeting May 8 with a school band concert before the business session. The band will also perform Monday afternoon for students. The junior class will present The Phantom Bell Friday evening May 12 with cast members listed. Local residents report military and blood donor news with several pre induction notices and travels.
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Buchtel-York
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen
Billie Jean Graham
Betty Turner
Maraleen Doolittle
Mercedes Walker
Evelyn Hartman
Bill White
Don Koon
Max Collins
Don McDonald
Dick Thompson
Eugene Harris
John Wade
Clyde Byers
Lenna Whitmore
Athens
Orville Burgess
James Odenthal
Viola Smathers
Charles Mohney Sr
Columbus
Mary Kay McDonald
Mary Kay
Just for Fun club hosts sewing evening in Logan
Miss Pat Weiss entertained the Just for Fun club at her Motherwell Avenue home with sewing followed by refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Charles Dalton Mrs. Edward Dalton Mrs. Carl Risch Mrs. Doyen Hartmen Mrs. Fred Blodgett and Miss Margaret Harrison. Next meeting set for Mrs. Edward Dalton's home on West Hunter Street.
Kiwanians To View Film On Synthetic Rubber
Logan Mr Wilbur Lanning chair of the program will present a thirty minute film at the Kiwanians meeting Tuesday night at the White House. The film, approved by O W I, shows synthetic rubber manufacture from raw materials through production to finished product.
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Logan
Wilbur Lanning
White House
Flags in Court Room Like New Again
Miss Thelma Keyes reports silk American flags in Common Pleas court were donated fifteen years ago by the Women's Relief Corps. Florence Wells appoints Amy Easterling and Ida Myers to supervise cleaning and replacement of the standards, giving the flags a nearly new look.
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Thelma Keyes
Common Pleas Court
Women’s Relief Corps
Florence Wells
Amy Easterling
Ida Myers
Logan District Service Men News Update
Logan residents report service members On LOGAN Lt Richard Brown Camp Forrest Tenn visits with parents Mr and Mrs Carl Brown On Church Street S Sgt William Ennis and Mrs Ennis left for Camp Carfox Colp after visiting relatives and friends Twin brothers Sgt Earl Bell and S Sgt Merl Bell aged 22 newly assigned to a B 17 squadron in England as combat gunners Both enlisted July 9 1942 training at multiple bases Earl transferred to Merls unit to fly together Across the Atlantic they serve as Fort Miss Mickey Finn gunners
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Hocking County Primary Election May 9 1944 Poll Adv
A political advertisement urges Hocking County voters to support a candidate for County Commissioner in the May 9 1944 primary. The candidate emphasizes lifelong farming roots and suitability for the office and respectfully solicits votes.
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Hocking County
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