Wilson Heads New 4 H Club in West Logan
Delmer Wilson was elected president of the West Logan 4 H Boys club at a county gathering led by agent James R Smoot. Other officers named were James West vice president John Yates secretary and treasurer and Don Adams recreation leader. Members include Rolland Casto Racher Simmerman Dick Daubenmire Bill Brown Clarence Mason Datvnt Bush Harold Wilson Jack Fiddle John Harden Ned Cannon and Charles Frasure as listed.
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Logan
Delmer Wilson
West Logan
James R. Smoot
James West
John Yates
Don Adams
Rolland Casto
Racher Simmerman
Dick Daubenmire
Bill Brown
Clarence Mason
Datvnt Bush
Harold Wilson
Jack Fiddle
John Harden
Ned Cannon
Charles Frasure
Logan club seeks cancer fund donations through May
Mrs. Jane Lanning, president of the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club, said funds were not being received for the cancer tire and would continue through May. People wishing to contribute should contact Mrs. Can Ome, a club member.
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Logan
Jane Lanning
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Can- Ome
Officers Elected by Presbyterian Trustees
Marcus Kerr was elected president at the One Presbyterian Church re organization meeting in the church library. Fred Burchfield was re elected secretary and treasurer, with Mer. Charles Achauer Newell Grooms Harry Shaw Charles Heme and Walter among attendees.
Logansville Area Births and Hospital Stays
Logan M and Mrs Lewis Ringhiser Nelsonville welcomed a daughter weighing 6 12 pounds born at Hocking Valley Hospital Tuesday night at 11 55. Richard Chatfield 11 son of Mr and Mrs John Chatfield McArthur underwent major surgery at HV Hospital Wednesday 2 30 am. Roy McMannis entered HV Hospital for an eye injury. Margaret Mitchell Logan submitted to surgery at HV Hospital Wednesday morning. N E Bodkins Logan Route 2 was dismissed from HV Hospital Wednesday after treatment.
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Logan
Lewis Ringhiser
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Richard Chatfield
Ohn Chatfield
McArthur
HV. Pospital
Roy McMannis
H. V. Hospital
Margaret Mitchell
N. E. Bodkins
SAR Award Presented To Two Junior High Pupils
At a Junior High School assembly in the Senior High Auditorium Miss Jessie McManigal and Mrs. Paul Monks of the Governor Worthington Chapter DAR awarded SAR good citizenship and American History medals. Roberta Schmitter and Edward Wallace were named for good citizenship. Betty Hankison and Alice Green for highest rank in eighth grade history.
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Logan
Jessie McManigal
Paul Monks
Governor Worthington Chapter
The
DAR
Hocking County
Eigt
Tury
Betty Hankison
Alice Green
Florence Larimer
Janet Lou Norris
Nancy White
Mary Lou Abell
Louise Ellis
Mary Conkle
Leland Williams
Rudy Remple
Jane Myers
Mothersingers Chorus
West School
George Carr
Minnie Louise Bowen
Don Poston
Italy
Rome
Genoa
Venice
Pomona Grange Holds Wednesday Meeting
Pomona Grange met Wednesday at 8 p m in the Logan Clay Product Club rooms with Miss Faithe Krinn in charge. Laurel Valley Grange provided music led by Mrs Harry Brown. a tragedy titled Murner in the Grange was staged by Hocking Grange members with Kermit Ringhiser as sheriff Noel North as coroner Jack North as Mr Lack and Eonnie Berry as Mr Work. A potluck supper followed and the next meeting is planned for July.
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Eonnie Berry
Mr. Work
The
Grange
Veterans Bill Explained at City Meeting
Mayor Denzil Weltner chaired a community session in the Proha Court room with James Rees and John Timberlake among guest speakers. They outlined GI Bill training phases administered by the Veterans Administration and noted cooperation from USES, county services, schools, and agriculture groups. Harold Meister announced Timberlake’s interviews, with more officials to attend future gatherings. The piece ends with a note about the Leaning Tower of Pisa being far out of line.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
Proha
James Rees
Columbus VA
Harry Bletsak
John W. Timberlake
Lancaster
Veterans Administration
Harold Meister
Veterans Placement
Timberlaxe
Murray City News Briefs Reflect Daily Visits and Visits Across Town
Murray City notes list numerous residents visiting relatives and stopping at friends in Nelsonville Columbus Logan Davion Jobs and New Lexington. Names include Sorrell Thomas Short Williams Gottke Bryan Laurisher Thrush Shutte Worth Carsner and others with short trips and calls among local households.
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Murray City
Lester Sorrell
Grace Thomas
Bonnie Shutrie
Jean Craft
Rodger
Nelsonville
Everett Short
Mariella
Shore
Lelia Rose Williams
Davion
Frank Willams
Johnnie Woods
Disaster
William Chivers
Columbus
Grace Dupler
Helen Morgan
Coleen Phillips
Aves Ann Thompson
Rio Rita Mohnney
Harry Gosney
Ruchiel
Clifford Wilson
Joe Boras
Logan
Frank Bryan
Anna
Andy Leslie
Troit
Walter Laurisher
Airs
Edith Exeman
Lancaster
H. V. Trrush
Nellie Thrush
George Potts
Potts
Roland Sweazy
Jer Mitchell
Logan Busi
Prudy Shaffer
Charles Hise
James Shutteworth
Ermmett Short
Don Storer
Pat Collins
Russell Giffen
Mel Thompson
Carl Carsner
New Lexington
Elroy Short
Howard Craft
Athens
Red Cross Votes To Lease New Rooms
LOGAN The Hocking County Chapter of the Red Cross met at the Chapter House on East Hunter Street with all committee members present. They discussed securing new headquarters and voted to lease four vacant rooms on the building’s second floor at Main and Markets Streets above Blossers Restaurant.
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Fiber Health Benefit
Advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural laxative aid and daily fiber source. It claims the cereal provides bulk for regular elimination, iron, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, and protein, promoting overall health and growth.
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Kellogg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Omaha
Woman Files Divorce Suit in Common Pleas Court
Mary Jane Hawk filed for divorce from Albertiss Hawk in Logan Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She seeks alimony and custody of their children Jani Rue, 5, and Robert Lee, 3, noting the couple married in March 1940.
Tax Books Open Until June 20
Logan County Treasurer Ralph Moorehead announced that the tax books are open for payment until June 20. Assessments will be accepted by mail with a self addressed stamped envelope enclosed.
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Logan — County
Ralph Moorehead
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West Lou Central
Omes
Ahar
Wilson W. Wyatt
Pacific Coast
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Presbyterian
Logan Hospital
Pomona Grange
Capudine
Pisa
Murray City News
Red Cross
Logan, Ohio
Tanganyika
Africa
Grandma
Dean
Doan
Clover Farm
Hershey's
Clover Farm Oats
Clover Farm Prunes
Wheaties
BOC
Cleanser
Bleach
Foxes
Victor Mops
Mac
Ins
Tor
Ain
Oxydol
Ivory Soap
Lava Soap
Spic & Span Crisco
Clover Farm Stores
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