Logan Music Club Open Meeting Highlights National Week
Athens scene as the Logan Music Club hosts its annual open meeting in a home filled with lilacs and blossoms. Officers and visiting district members join 26 members and guests for a varied program of piano solos, duets, vocal numbers, and a short talk on composers.
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Logan
Robert Keynes
Logan Music Club
Walter Prather
The
Euterpeans
Charles Bell
Harley Meyer
Prather
Arica
Minnie Louise Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
Allen Adams
Anthony Toerner
Edward Collins
Mary Eckhardt
Adams
Collins
Madame Schuman Heinke
Toerner
Columbus
Ohio
Elizabeth Collison
Oberlin College
Raymond Lanning
George Carr
Carr Hash
Keynes
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan notes show Mrs Samuel Primmer supervising Red Cross kit bag packing at the Chapter House with a group including Mrs Paul Monks and Mrs Harry Bell. Kits include cards housewife writing tablet envelopes and more with donations from clubs and sororities totaling several dollars. Also reports staff movements at Logan branch of International Carbon Company and Ottawa native Robert Fawcett joining as salesman.
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Euterpean Club
Delta Gamma Kappa
Alpha Xi Sorority
Just Ourselves
First Aid Club
Women’s Republican Club
James Arthur Green
Logan
International Carbon Company
J. Henry Abernathy
Ohio
Robert Fawcett
Ottawa
Students Participate In Patriotic Pageant
Pupils from the Enterprise school will stage a patriotic pageant Friday at 8 p.m. Miss Grace Orr, county schools music supervisor, announced. The program United We Stand portrays Allied countries and the potential for friendship and world peace.
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LOGAN
Enterprise
Grace Orr
Blake Family Relocates to Lutz Property on E Second
Mr and Mrs George Blake and their children move from Columbus to occupy the Lutz property on E Second St Mrs Blake is the former Mary Margaret Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Roberts of Freisner Ave Mr Blake will continue his job in Columbus
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Logan
George Blake
Columbus
Lutz
E. Second St
Blake
Mary Margaret Roberts
Dan Roberts
Freisner Ave
Amesville News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Movements
Amesville social notes report guests at the Thompson home including Mr and Mrs Dail Thompson and son Johnny Glou ster Mrs Walter McCorkle of Akron and Mrs Mina Thompson Miss Mary Ellen Heston and Miss Ann Hazen from Columbus visited the Heston home over the weekend Mrs Jed Linscott recently spent time in Columbus with daughter Mrs Dick Kirkbride Mr and Mrs Earnest Grosvenor dined with Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson Chesterhill R D Their daughter Mary Lee has been promoted to third class petty officer The note also mentions a Yon mareiamapeen stationed at Norfolk and the passing of Raymond Moser's wife in West Jefferson R K R Armstrong moved his family into the old creamery building awaiting a new house on the Wilson Inman property
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Athens
Wheeler Dew
Fred Primmer
Fred Smith
West Logan
Primmer
Howard Ryther
Somerset
James Huffman
Toledo
Sid Johnson
Gallagher Ave
Arnold Roush
Third St
Tucson
Arizona
West
Logan
San Francisco
Ensign Jack Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Roy Ruble
Stanley Baker
Botley
Matheny
Charles Hildebrandt
the Sportsman
Wallace Brown
Navy
Brown
Kenneth Sheets
Edward Black
Tom Wolfe
Walter Michael
Harry Bray
Union Furnace
Amesville
Riley Thompson
Dail Thompson
Johnny, Glouster
Walter McCorkle
Akron
Mina Thompson
Mary Ellen Heston
Ann Hazen
Columbus
W. H. Heston
Jed Linscott
Dick Kirkbride
Earnest Grosvenor
Homer Johnson
Chesterhill
R. D
Mary Lee
Iamapeen
Norfolk
Fannie Starlin
Raymond Mosier
West Jefferson
R. KR. Armstrong
Wilson Inman
Hocking County Men In Service Updates and Arrivals
Logan Logan M Sgt Floyd Pierson arrives for dinner with parents four days after leaving England he will teach at a Nebraska base Dominick Ross Logan Route 3 volunteers for immediate service Arthur Lightfoot Haydenville pre induction exam Luther Warthman on 10 day leave from Great Lakes Sgt Paul McManus missing in action since April 23 overseas in England Gunner and radio operator on a U S bomber Lester Derr home on leave from Great Lakes S N T Frank Brown Jr Rt 1 Jonestown City receives word of overseas arrival for his son Frank Brown Sr and Mrs Brown Rt 1 Jonestown City report son overseas
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Logan
Floyd Pierson
Raymond Pierson
Second St
England
Pierson
Nebraska
Air Force
Dominick Ross
Selective Service Office
Arthur Benton Lightfoot
Haydenville
Luther Glenn Warthman
Great Lakes Training Station
N. A. Warthman
Charleston
W. Va
Paul McManus
James McManus
Union Furnace
Harold Bryan
Great Lakes
McManus
U.S
Lester Derr
S 2c
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
S. Spring Street
Frank Brown
Rt. 1
Joncton City
Frank
Logan Area Hospital Notes Reported Admissions and Discharges
Mr. Paul Glenn of Nelsonville was admitted to Cherrington Hospital for surgery on Sunday. Dolly McDade of Nelsonville was admitted for surgery on Monday. Mrs. Allen Adair and her infant son were discharged from Cherrington Hospital on Monday.
Wife Granted Decree of Divorce in Common Pleas Court
LOGAN Rose Ann Steele was granted a divorce from Rodney Steele in Columbus Common Pleas Court on Monday for gross neglect. Custody of the couple's minor children awarded to Mrs. Steele pending further orders.
Hocking Man Bound Over For Grand Jury
Logan resident E. W. Smith of Logan Route 4 was held for the grand jury by Magistrate S. B. Whitehart after charges by Ray Hutson of Lancaster Route 5 that Smith menacingly assaulted him. Smith posted a $300 bond and was released.
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Logan
E. W. Smith
S. B. Whitehart
Ray Huston
Lancaster
Smith
Milk Ordinance Gets First Reading at Health Board Meeting
LOGAN Hocking County District Board of Health held its regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon and gave the United States Public Health Milk Ordinance its first reading. Other routine business was transacted.
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Logan
Hocking County
William Bostain Dies After Heart Attack in Union City
Logan area mourns as William Bostain, former Logan resident, dies suddenly last Tuesday in Union City, Pennsylvania from a heart attack. He is survived by family members in Logan.
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Logan
William Bostain
Union City
Bostains
Youth Arrested Near Logan for Speeding
Edward Chaffin of New Straiteville, a miner, was arrested near Logan Saturday night by a state highway patrolman. He was ordered to appear before Judge Ewing at Jay Court on a speeding charge.
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Logan
Edward Chaffin
New Straiteville
Ewing
Jay Court
Baseball's Manpower Crisis Seems To Ease
Major leagues begin a six month run with night games and tight pennant races after a travel break. Lend lease players and veterans fill rosters as teams hope to avoid shortages, with several stars and pitchers joining Seattle-style wartime service adjustments.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Spud Chandler
Yankees
Joe Beggs
Reds
Armed Services
Gee Walker
Damon Phillips
Connie Ryan
Butch Nieman
Boston Braves
Bobby Bragan
Brooklyn
Johnny Lindell
The
Yanks
Ray Hamrick
Phils
Tom Warren
Casablanca
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Rudy York
Detroit
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Keltner
Milwaukee
Buddy Rosar
Tribe
Buffalo
Denny Gatehouse
Browns
Tribe Loses Third Sacker Before East Invasion
Cleveland Indians face two seven inning exhibition games at Army camps as they brace for a 14 game eastern invasion against the Red Sox. Ken Keltner passed his preinduction exam and will be called for Navy duty, leaving four infielders. Jimmy Grant will take third base, with Loudreau at shortstop and Micky Rocco at second. Roy Cullenbine could move to third if needed.
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Davisville
R. I
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Ken Keltner
Milwaukee
Keltner
Jimmy Grant
Chicago White Sox
Grant
Laneath
Loudreau
Micky Rocco
Russ Peters
Roy Cullenbine
Steve Gromek
Educators To Meet In Jackson Saturday
Southeastern Ohio Education Association reps meet in Jackson on Saturday to decide if the group will hold its annual meeting this year. Attendees include George E. Carr, Monica Acker, Alice Frasch, S. H. Dillon, D. O. Davis, C. A. Woods, Kenneth Christy, and Walter Hull from several school systems. The association has long held its autumn Athens gathering.
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Logan
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Jackson
George E. Carr
Monica Acker
Alice Frasch
S. H. Dillon
D. O. Davis
Union Furnace
C. A. Woods
Haydenville
Kenneth Christy
Gibisonville
Walter Hull
Rockbridge
Athens
Hocking Board To Hold Absent Ballots
Hocking County Board of Elections will retain all absent voter ballot applications for the Tuesday primary if needed to investigate alleged election law violations. The move follows Franklin County grand jury indictments naming four Columbus residents and Perry J. Bailes of Gallia County for fraudulent absent ballot applications.
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Logan—Hocking County
Birth of son announced for the Pinnell family
Rev and Mrs Clyde Pinnell of Columbus announce the birth of their son on Saturday. Mrs Pinnell is formerly Phyl ilis Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Millard Brown of E Second Street.
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Logan
Clyde Pinnell
Columbus
Pinnell
Phylilis Brown
Planning Commission to Meet in Murray City
The Hocking County Planning Commission will meet in Murray City Wednesday night to review area projects. A dinner precedes the meeting at 7 pm.
National No Games Scheduled Bulletin
National league note shows no games scheduled. American Association results list Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 3 and St. Paul 11 Louisville 4 with Toledo Milwaukee and Columbus Kansas City postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Escacee
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Boston Oeceeeneees
Chicago American Club
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Mideesek
Pet
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Columbus
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Toledo
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Association
Hoosiers Drop 12th AA Tilt As Slump Deepens
The Indianapolis Indians suffer their 12th setback in the American Association, dropping a 6 3 decision at Minneapolis. The club has won only two of 14 after a nine game losing streak, with earlier wins over Toledo on opening day and April 28. Rain halted Toledo Milwaukee and Columbus Kansas City games.
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Associated Press
H Pong
N “Donie" Bush
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Milwaukee Brewers
Bob Logan
Toledo
Johnny Hutchings
Madhens
Minneapolis
Millers
George Diehl
St. Paul
Victory Oil Wins Point Pleasant Bowling Title
Victory Oil crowned champ ions of the Point Pleasant City Bowling League after a tight eight game roll off against The Smoker Keglers. Paul White led Victory Oil with 1 454 pins across eight games, Morrison 1 446, while The Smoker’s West topped scoring with 1 442.
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Victory Oil
Point Pleasant City
Paul White
Morrison
West
Fight results from New York Baltimore and Lacrosse bouts
Billy Cooper of Cleveland outpointed James Wilkines of New York in New York. Curtis Sheppard of Pittsburgh knocked out Tony Shucco of Boston in Baltimore. Lou Nova of Van Nuys stopped Colen Chaney of Indianapolis in Lacrosse Wisconsin.
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New York
Billy Cooper
Cleveland
James Wilkines
Baltimore
Curtis Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Tony Shucco
Boston
Lacross
Wis
Lou Nova
van Nuys
Calif
Colen Chaney
Indianapolis
Black derbies drive rubber trade in Panama
In Panama a popular exchange among Indians is the black derby hat used to stimulate the rubber drive. The derby serves as a vital war function and the most common medium of exchange for rubber.
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Panama
Fullerton Roundup: Boxing in Schools and Baseball Notes
A New York boxing bulletin urges NBA members to promote boxing in schools for training and future soldiers. Abe Greene warns against boxing as mere rowdy entertainment. Also notes about Billy Thompson’s three Uncle Sam greetings, Charlie Grimm’s Cubs return, Hal Kleine’s rise from St. Louis youth to major leaguer, and Kleine’s early pitching on two American Legion games in one afternoon.
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National Boxing Association
Abe Greene
Billy Thompson
Nashville Banner
Uncle Sam
Hal Kleine
Indians
St. Louis
al Smith
Tribe
Hal
Kleine
American Legion
White Sox
Pensive Favored in Preakness Stakes Field
In Baltimore the 54th Preakness Stakes shapes up with nine or ten colts challenging Pensive, the Derby winner and favorites to win a second Preakness for Warren Wright and trainer Ben A. Jones. Alerter, Gramps Image, Gay Barber, Skytracer, Stir Up and others are listed as Derby starters entering the race four days away.
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Baltimore
Calumet Farm
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
A. C. Ernst
Alerter
Pensive
Gramps Image
Gay Bit
Skytracer
Stir Up
Black-Eyed Susans
W. L. Brawn
Picotee
Hal Price Headley
Megogo
Platter
George D. Widener
Pilate
Ethel D. Jacobs
Stymie
Donald H. Peters
Bull Dandy
Warren Wright
Ben A. Jones
Whirlaway
Etten and Walker Pace Early League Batting Leaders
New York Yankees Nick Etten leads the American League with a .476 average for the past week as Brooklyn’s Dixie Walker overtakes Stan Musial for the NL lead. Walker slips to .421, joining Etten as the only .400 club members. Musial drops as other hitters rise. Dan Litwhiler Howie Schultz George Myatt and Bob Swift remain near the top while Ken O Dea Augie Galan climb into high ranks and Myatt solidifies second in the NL.
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Nick Etten
New York Yankees
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Walker
Etten
Danny Litwhiler
Howie Schultz
Dodgers
George Myatt
Washington
Musial
Joe Medwick
Ken O'Dea
Augie Galan
Brooks
Myatt
Bob Swift
Detroit
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Gil Torres
Rick Ferrell
Milnar predicts Browns to win 1944 pennant at Fort McClellan
Al Milnar, former Indians pitcher now with the Browns, says the St Louis Browns will capture the American League pennant in 1944. He cites strong infield and pitching and notes Cleveland remains in good spirits despite past seasons.
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Fort Mcclellan
Ala
St. Louis
New York Yankees
al Milnar
Cleveland
Indians
Browns
Milnar
Reds Giants to Meet Wednesday at Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds host the New York Giants in the first night game of the season at Crosley Field. Bucky Walters, Reds night ace, aims to control the game after a strong stretch this season.
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Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Bucky Walters
Reds
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