Common Pleas Judge Rhea Bangert Nominated Over Henderson
Rhea Bangert, appointed October 21, 1945, won the Democratic nomination for Hocking County Common Pleas judge by 522 votes over Phillin A. Henderson. Harley Meyer, GOP prosecuting attorney, received 648 votes. County Auditor nominations included Leonard Tom with 1045 votes. County Commissioner nominees were James L. Martin with 628 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Tom
Harry Smith
Harry St. Clair
James L. Martin
Last Rites Wednesday For Alva Lee Scott
Funeral services for Alva Lee Scott one month old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Scott who died Monday evening will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the Leonard Funeral Home with Rev C W Swengad officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Alva Lee Scott
Henry Scott
Leonard Funeral Home
C. W. Swengad
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan High selects committees for senior class play
Logan High School dramatics director Miss Bartelle Hamilton announces the senior class play The Fighting Littles adapted from Booth Tarkington. Tickets go on sale Thursday for shows May 16 and 17. Committees include House with chair Delores Williams and many others. Stage Crew co chairs Kenneth Knox Harald Heinlein. Property with chairs Mary Jo Adcock and Frances Tipton.
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Leota Ringhiser
Margaret Brown
Ruth Mathias
Betty Cooper
Charlotte Blake
Selma Norris
Kenneth Knox
Harald Heinlein
Leary Beougher
Jerry Mathias
Bob Hartman
Glenn Demsworth
Richard Walls
Betty Bowers
Barbara Hull
Mary Jo Adcock
Martha Sheets
Janice Barker
Frances Tipton
Richard Auker
Logan clubs host garden, bridge, and social events
Mrs. James Blosser hosted the Logan Garden Club at Zanesville Ave, with Emma Wellman and C. W. Scheide presenting papers on Flower Arrangements and Peonies. An exchange of seeds occurred and April hostess was announced. Also, the Win-or-Lose Bridge Club met on Bowen St with high scores by Mrs. John Connor and others participating.
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Logan
James Blosser
Logan Garden Club
Zanesville Ave
Emma, Wellman
C. W. Scheide
Amos L. Heyde
Mary Lemon
Paul Monks
William Patchen
George Hengst
Ed Godfrey
E. M. Martin
Virginia Hockman
Eleanor Durr
John Rochester
C. S. Bright
William Loomis
Bridge Club
Russell Montgomery
Bowen St
John Connor
Emma Floyd
Rudolph Hankison
Scott Braddock
Arthur Miller
Howard White
Elmer Tschappat
M. H. Cherrington
Isabell Hyson
Vern Bowen
William Lehman
Cherrington
Kiwanis Club Hears iColumbus Officer Speaker on Juvenile Delinquency
Logan Kiwanis Club welcomed Miss Genevieve Taylor an attorney and referee from Columbus as speaker. She addressed juvenile delinquency while Probate Judge E. L. Ewing presided at the Tuesday dinner meeting.
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Logan
Genevieve Taylor
Columbus
Clayton W. Rose
Common Pleas Division of Domestic Relations
Logan Kiwanis Club
Taylor
E. L. Ewing
DAR Chapter State Award at Junior High School ceremony
Miss Emma McManigal will receive honorary recognition for the eighth grade student with the highest Proficiency American History score at 2 45 p m in an assembly. A good citizen medal will be awarded to a ninth grade boy and girl by a DAR representative. Local chapter notes detail the event and participants.
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Logan
Logan Governor Worthing
D.A.R
Emma McManigal
Girl Reserves Elect Officers at Logan High
At Logan Senior High School a luncheon elected the 1946 47 Girl Reserves officers. Lois Inboden is president Judy Glass vice president Janie Von Lohr secretary and Nan Geiger treasurer Two officers will be appointed soon to attend the Girl Reserve Conference at Camp Wildwood near Columbus A picnic is planned for May 22 to honor senior members Eleanor Francis is 1945 46 vice president and the membership committee will handle arrangements Barbara Hull retiring president Mary Jo Adcock Ruth Ann Cardinal and Martha Sheets led the election
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Logan
Logan Senior High School
Girl Reserves
Lois Inboden
Judy Glass
Janie von Lohr
Nan Geiger
Camp Wildwood
Columbus
Eleanor Francis
Barbara Hull
Mary Jo Adcock
Ruth Ann Cardinal
Martha Sheets
servicemen notes from logan area update
Logan area notes report servicemen home on leave and new discharges. Kinney returned to New Orleans after 15 days with parents on Warner Ave. Selective Service announced honors for Arthur R. Travis Jr and Joseph E. Friel from Great Lakes and Shoemaker California. Mrs Weiss hosted a social at her East Main Street home with several friends.
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LOGAN
Signalman
Craig. Kinney
New Orleans
Robert Kinney
Warner Ave
Selective Service Board
Great Lakes
Arthur R. Travis, Jr
Joseph E. Friel
New Straitsville
Shoemaker
Calif
Adrian K. Weaver, Jr
Train trips and Thursday last passenger runs announced
Logan James McNamee announced that Thursday will be the last day for passenger trains between Columbus and Athens and Logan and Pomeroy until further notice because of the coal shortage. A Logan marriage license was issued in Probate Court to Melvin L. Roderick and Minnie Mae Davis.
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Logan
James McNamee
Logan C. and QO
Columbus
Athens
Pomeroy
Hospital Notes Of Logan Area
Fox treated by local physician for a cut on the left wrist at work at Logan Clay Product Company. Mrs. Rhoda Burgess underwent surgery at Doctors Hospital in Columbus. William A. Whitmore admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital. Mrs. Otto Iles ill at home in Logan RFD.
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Logan
Lawrence Fox
Logan Clay Product Company
Rhoda Burgess
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
William A. Whitmore
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Otto Iles
What the Coal Famine Means to You
The article argues the coal strike stems from managerial refusals to negotiate wage and working conditions and union demands. It warns of broad economic impact from coal shortages, affecting steel, autos, homes, and utilities, urging constructive legislation and public action to resolve the dispute.
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Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Common Pleas
Rhea Bangert
Henderson
Harry Dennis
Lawrence Hankison
Co. B. Leasure
Central
Francis Roberts
Bartelle Hamilton
Selix Morrison
Erskine Hall
St. Mary's ‘of the Springs
South Court Street
Rayon Crepes
Zelan
Misses Bird
Anna White
Margaret Higgy
Junia Club
White Home
N. Walnut St
Carl Harsh
Helen Pond
M.S. Pond
George Carr
John Woodrow
John Martin
Jessie McManigal
Mary Blassius
Minette
Mary McCray
Wilhilmine Deissle
Strentz
Kleinschmidt
White House
Harrington
Presbyterian Church
Harry Bellon
Market St
Arthur Dollmateh
Margaretta Hudson
Peter Juntunen
Rudolph Brandt
Dessa Hanna
Stanton Pond
Lucy Nill
Alfred Campbell
R. 5. Townsley
Lancaster
Prem
Logan, Ohio
Kiwanis Club
iColumbus
DAR Chapter
Illiamson
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
Jackson
Ohio
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland. Ave
Hospital
Greyhound
Marietta
UNION
W. Union St
Phoms
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
West
Mine Workers’ Union
National Coal Association
John D. Battle
Washington, D. C
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