Dexter Kneece Leaves for Army Tuesday
Logan County residents note Dexter Kneece departing Tuesday for military service as local officials debate clock changes and effects on schools and children. The article details a split plan adopting Eastern War Time in winter, with City Council voting to authorize replacing bonds, and notes about finances and civic appointments amid wartime duties.
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Logan
Logan—Chy Counes
East Ea
Main Street
Sronday
Court House
Hocking County ‘Board of Commissioners
Opinn
Wehoo
City of Columbus
Farmer's and Merchants
Ward Chase
Ehintee
New Canning Demonstration Friday At Gibisonville School
Logan reports another county canning demonstration will be held Friday afternoon at the Gibisonville School building. Mrs Ruth Bennington county home demonstration agent announced the plan with Supt Jenneth Christy and Mary Ruth Krinn assisting. Members of economics classes and the general public will attend. Strong interest shown by housewives. 34 people attended a Carbon Hill session.
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LOGAN
Gibisonville Schoul
Mra
Ruth Bennington
Lywrough
Jenneth ‘Christy
Mary Ruth Krinn
Tie
Benington
Carbon Hill
Ledford Infant Burial At Ebenezer Cemetery
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Ledford of Route 1 ban is buried at Ebenezer Cemetery after services at Ebenezer Church. Survivors include one sister Rose Marie and grandparents Mr and Mrs Sherman Poling and Mr and Mrs Clinton Ledford.
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Ebenezer
Doug
Ine Ledford
Douglas Lefora
Ude
Rose Marie
Sherman Poling
Clinton Ledfort
Farm Advisory Committee Charts 1943 Labor Needs
The newly formed Hocking County Farm Labor Advisory Committee met in the Court House Veterans' Room to survey local labor needs. Members appointed by Grange and Farm Bureau discussed labor exchange, student involvement, and safety training for youths, with headquarters to be used for ongoing planning.
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Farm Advisory Committee
Sion
Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Blood donor drive opens in Logan with 40 plus donations
Logan Junior High School hosts the second Red Cross blood donor campaign. More than 40 people donated Tuesday as plasma collected will aid wounded soldiers. volunteers manage dining, supplies, and recovery, with Mrs Daly leading the county nursing staff and Mrs Perkins chairing.
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Logan
Secon Oed
Red Cross
Bullaeg
Uyong
Central Hoo! Hawk
Americas
Mex
Ford Hack
Eber Mowery
Amos “Heyde
Claude Chrisman
Frank Roberts
Marlon Allen
Mis
Sarah Mockhold
Nant
Alliana. Cole
Navy divers exceed depths of five hundred feet
Depths of more than 500 feet have been reached by United States Navy deep sea divers. The report notes Stanley Collins volunteering for immediate duty with the U.S. Army and awaiting screening physicals as part of a future inductee contingent.
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Logan
Hocking County
Selective Service
Stanley
George ‘Collins
U.S. Army
United States Navy
Tin Can Drive Produces Five Truck Loads
Logan collects large truck loads of tin cans in the city’s first tin can campaign. C Wood Bowen says five loads were trucked to Lancaster for shipment to a deaving plant to aid war material production. Curbside collections occurred Monday and Tuesday with a partial Tuesday afternoon pickup. Official tonnage to be announced Wednesday.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Lancaster
J T High School Notes Class Day Plans
Framed notes describe rescheduled exercise for Friday at 2 30 PM with Verda Faye Morrison as mistress of ceremonies and Robert Morrison serving as associate president. Former principal M M Bryson invited as guest. Features include poetry music history prophecy and the will. Commencement invitations notable with embossed eagle folder and airplane inside. Weldon McCrellan to enter service Thursday and Friday evening events for sophomores and freshmen with dancing games and refreshments.
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Tme
Weldon McCrellan
Ser
Logan Birth Announcement for Jimmie in Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Willa Bell Logan announce the birth of their son Jimmie at Cherrington Hospital in Eugene. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell of Murray City and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb of New Straitaville.
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Logan
Willa Bell
Jimmie
Eugene
Cherrington Hospital
Robert Bell
Murray City
Charles Webb
New Straitavile
Logan Brief Social Notes
Local social roundups report the Naomi Circle of the United Brethren Church meeting at Mrs. Robert Shaw's home with Mrs. A N Graeser in charge. Activities included hymns, scripture reading, prayers, poetry, and discussions on family life with notes on new officers and an upcoming community event. Aviation cadet Richard Thomas was announced, and church revival plans were shared along with Bluebell Chapter Eastern Star inspection details and Logan personal notices.
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Lugan
Naomi
United Brethren Church
Robert Shaw
A. N. Graeser
Chrissie
Christ
Clarence
Phillipa
William Loomis
Godfrey
Grueser
Arlis Hiles
Ofthers
Arlis Ailen
Charles. Barker
Walter Huffman
Weasurer
William Teoma
EEES
Doreas
Brethren
Logan
Richard ‘Thomas
Clifford
Helen ‘Thomas
Albert Donaldson
Columternoon
Logan High
Tee
George Hoberts
Lewis Price
Mack Dalton
Sarah Poling
Battie Wheeler
Ada Keller
Bluebell
Eastern’ Star Order
Shaw
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Dexter
Plymouth
Inn
Malcolm Sariwe
Amenga S
Sciea
Anno Doirkenent
Friend
Poling
Tom
Union ‘Telegraph Company
Nia
Makin Island
Cape Komaart
Tunisia
Marie Tn
Ss, Manta
Bou Arke
Malta
Gulf of Tunis
Cape
Labne
Cape Bon
Bataan
Tunis
Europe
Karl Polivil Service
Pog
Lounse
Civilian Defense Auxiliary
UPW
Union
Main St
Harry’ W. ‘Kats
Protection Services Division
City-County Defense Council
Wedneway
Ai Tine
Ledford
Ton Bowers
Colding
Masonic Temple
Laura Mason
Cher- Honda Se ‘Ter
Cache Asiete
Mim Josephh
Adcock
Rommel
Africa
Hayward
J-T
Chen
Santa Ci
Bird
Anna White
Minnie Delisle
Pilgrim Holiness Church
West Logan
Hugh
Ick) Keller
Army
Californi
Dick Brown
Carl Brown
Brown
Camp Edwards
Massa- Saget
Nelsonvillerman, Vandyke, Mich
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