V E Day Observed in Logan With Reverent Observances
Quiet citywide observance marked V E Day in Logan with prayers for peace. Churches held services and worshipers reflected on the sacrifices of service members while flags lined Main Street and most businesses remained closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Logan
Ly Cleo Montgomery
Main Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pacific
Ellinger Tecause
Attend Birthday Party In Columbus
Logan and Millard Brown traveled to Columbus to celebrate the birthday of Jimmie F Pinnell son of Rev Clyde Pinnell. Attendees included Bill Brown Judy Brown of Urbana and Jack Brown of Otterbein College. Mrs Brown stayed for Otterbein commencement where Jack Brown’s wife earned music honors. Major Mignerey of the Florida based air force attended and offered the benediction. Afterwards Mrs Brown planned to join her parents in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mignerey
Air Force
Florida
Jack Brown
Carter's Liver Pills Aid Digestion After Meals
An old ad copy describes indigestion relief with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It claims nature produces digestive juice and warns against artificial aids, urging readers to take one liver pill after meals to revive appetite and soothe headachy upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Carter
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Fraternals and Visits
Logan communities host meetings and social hours as members of Eastern Star Eagles and Pocahontas Lodge gather for programs, pot luck dinners, and initiations. Local residents attend church events, fairs, and family visits in Athens Columbus Washington D C and New Lexington while noting weather and health updates.
Hocking Men Report For Military Induction Examinations
Hocking County men are ordered to report in May for pre induction examinations at Fort Hayes Columbus. Names listed include Bruce Earl Adcock Walter Earl Anderson Carl Francis Bailey Charles Robert Brown Carnelious John Decker Raymond Boyd Cottrill Earnest Ray Hall John Huffman James Robert King Frances Loper Glenn Mowery James Minton Rider James Alfred Ringhiser William Risch Donald Leroy Six William Roger Sparks Ifivde Richard Stinard Leo Trader Donald Eugene Vollmer Carl Wharton Charles Frederick Wilcoxen and others from Logan Rockbridge Springfield Gore and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Bruce Earl Adcock
Walter Earl Anderson
Suger Grove
Carl Francis Bailey
Rockibridge
Charles Robert Brown
Carnelious John Decker
Glouster
Raymond Boyd Cottrill
Earnest Ray Hall
John Jr
Huffman
South Bloomingville
James Robert King, Jr
Frances Loper
Glenn Ellsworth Mowery
James Minton Rider
Rockbridge
James Alfred Ringhiser
Springfield
William Edward Risch
Donald Leroy Six
Rt. 2
William Roger Sparks
Union Furnace
Ifivde
Richard Stinard
Laure
Ville
Leo Andrew Trader
Gore
Donald Eugene Vollmer
Haydenville
Carl Eugene Wharton
Rt 1
Oran
Charles Frederick Wilcoxen
Athens
Coyle Taken to Zanesville Hospital Services for James Wonn Held
Logan pallbearers attend funeral services for James Wonn who died Sunday morning at his home on Third Street. Heintjen Funeral Home conducted rites with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Coyle an express agent for the C and Q Railroad moved from Columbus to Zanesville hospital. Britain plans a new canal linking the Wash with the Severn and Thames to cross Great Britain alongside the Caledonian and Forth and Clyde canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Tom Coyle
Pomeroy Oise
C and Q
Columbus
Eat Ry
Zanesville
James Wonn
Third St
Karl Ham- Maul
North Mion
Clarence Phillips
Bill
Voris
Charles Brehm
William Kornmiller
Russell Blum
Heintien Funeral Home
Oak Grove Cemetery
Britain
Severn
Thames
Great Britain
Caledonian
Cotterman, 79, Dies at Falls Township Home
Jacob Cotterman, age 79, dies at his Falls Township residence after illness. His wife died five years earlier and no close relatives survive. The body rests at Woodard Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Reverend Giase of the Lutheran Church of Sugar Grove will officiate. Burial in Scotts Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jacob Cotterman
Falls Township
Woodard Funeral
Giase
Luytheran
Sugar Grove
Scotts Creek
Program for V E Day Held At High School
Logan high school opened a V E Day program with students singing the National Anthem and America, followed by a prayer and dedications. Rev Clinten Swengel led, Miss Minnie Bowen conducted, Jean Ann Prather accompanied, and Nellie Adams provided piano solos and Swengel sang In Flanders Field before an early church service.
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Russell Berlin
Sam Smith
Charles Green
Rebecca Stewart
Herman Studer
Minnie McBroom
Frank Burberry
Berlin
Nellie Adams
Swenge
Flanders
Many Attend Rites For Mrs. Deishley
Logan relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Charles Deishley as distant kin joined the procession. Messages to Major Charles Joseph Deishley, serving in Italy, brought no replies, indicating news may not have reached him.
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Columbus
Frank Sheridan
Marjorie Eberst
Sally
Dayton
Herbert Moore
Clintonville
Alvin Nutter
Dave Wallace
Gerald Wallace
Hazel Coons
Bird Wallace
Nelsonville
Frank Eberst
Arthur Miller, Jr
Akron
Josephine Williams
Paul Gulick
Ruth Deishley
Logan
Charles Joseph Deishley
Italy
Carpenter Funeral for 91 Year Old Rebecca Carpenter
Funeral services for Mrs Rebecca Carpenter age 91 who died Sunday at her Bremen area home will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Dewey Scott of Lancaster officiating. Burial will follow in Forest Rose Cemetery Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rebecca Carpenter
Bremen
Leonard Funeral Home
Dewey Scott
Lancaster
Forest Rose Cemetery
M'Arthur Graduation Set May 22 Commencement
McArthur High School to hear M'Arthur Mack Sauer deliver the commencement address on May 22 at the high school auditorium. Valedictorian Verne Rinehart posts a 94.308 average. salutatorian Max Cox 94.285. Cox, active in FFA, glee club, and theater, earned AP All Ohio honors and a four year agriculture scholarship, with Navy training at Great Lakes pending.
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M’arthur
Mack Sauer
Leesburg
Mc Arthur High School
Verne Rinehart
Roy Rinehart
McArthur High School
Max Cox
Ray Cox
Verne
Max
McArthur
Future Farmers of America
McArthur Voice
Associated Press
All Ohio Forward
Ohio
Robert Wyckoff
American Legion
Buckeye Boys
Westerville
Ohio State University
Glee Relub
Norman Bay
Ernest Bishop
Patricia Clark
Rose Mary Coffman
Marjorie Crow
Ronald Dye
Wendell Donahoe
Verna Theo Gates
Clyde Harris
Roy Hartley
Joseph Hayes
Carol Jane Huggins
Roselle Hunter
Doris Jean Hysell
June Keeton
Jacqueline Lomax
Eileen Mason
Itolé McCoy
Ruth McCoy
Harold Morgan
Paul Murdock
Garnet Murphy
Mary Murphy
Glenn Peters
Esther Penrod
Paul Pyle
Norman Robinson
Elise Smith
Donald Wallar
Doris Nelvaline Ward
Albert Woodard
Harry R. Wortman
McDonald Wrightsel
U S. Navy
Great Lakes
Mother's Day Observed at Presbyterian Church
New England area brief reports Mother's Day services planned at the Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 10 and a music program. Families attend as mothers are urged to join. Local residents visited and attended church events including Amesville and The Plains connections.
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New England
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Quinn
Virginis
Amesville
W. H. Morrison
Bryson
Hamden
Henry Tenny
Joan Wood
the Plains
Mary Horn
Paul Gould
Raymond Gould
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U.S
Fifth Fleet
Pauline Heine
Heyl Ave
Charles Heine
Maud Hack
Bridge Club
North Market St
Mary Louise Bow|an
Judson Shriner
Inch Score
Clinton Webb
James Barker
Charles Achau
Jacob Keller
Stanley+ Baker
Jesse Frasure Asi
Imrs. Bright
Kenneth Bright
Arlo Weiss
Kenneth Beery
Richard Binninger
Eastern Star Lodge
Belford Harbarger
Charles Lehman
Margaret Stoody
Ella Louise Hamren
Carl Blosser
Waytte Whitcraft
Howard Blum
Lewis R. Canty
Kenneth Moore
Dave Logan
Gerald Sinnott
A. D. Wingrove
Paul, Wangrove
Charles Jones
Eagles
Pomeroy
Jack Jones
Ann Chappelear
New Lexington
North Spring St
Fred
William J. Bozett Jr
Harry Smith
Second St
Starr Washington Wight School
Nell Nutt
Ralph Walker
Cosmopolitan Club
North Spring
Ruth Lewis
E. Main St
Edna Hughes
Chicago
McCray Insurance Company
The
United Brethren Church of
W. C. Hegue
Rolland Bright
Washington D. C
Glendon Bright
Brook
Bell Miller
Round House
Homer Goss
Clarence Goss
Dickens
Camp Perry
Goss
Anzio
Mark Lohr
St. Anthonys Hospital
Mayme Smith
Sullivan Ave
Hazel Young
Department of Public Health
Pocahontas Lodge
Rex Keller
Pottery St
Keller
Charles Mecum
Mildred Ryan
Sgt
Erwin Andisman
Philadelphia
Pas
George Shorr
Charles Dalton
Leity
L. K. Showalter
Frank Smith
Nicholas Till
Cincinnati
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hocking
Coyle
Zanesville Hospital
Joseph Cotterman
Rev. Swengel
Deishley
Cox
Mate Iracle
Bertin
Lowe Brothers High Standard
Lowe Brothers
Porch & Deck
Ally
Carpenter Howe. Co
LM Lias Aa
Sohio Ag
Sohio
U. S. Army
Navy
Sohie
Soho
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