Logan Band Members Honored for Service
Seventy members of the Logan Band Boosters Club gathered for the final meeting of the group with a six o'clock pot luck in the high school cafe. President Washington Bowers announced senior members receiving keys and announced officers for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Blake
Peggy Sanderson
George Hanner
Ned Kreig
Wilbur Lanning
Janet Sweazy
Winona Frazer
Carol Robinette
Calvin Pollick
Bob Wells
Maxine Sinott
Lucille Warner
George E. Carr
Janice Barker
Clare de Lune
Service Men of Hocking County report for training
Earl Blake son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Blake Arlington Ave left Monday to report for boat training at Great Lakes Hospital Apprentice 2 c Wally Saving transferred from the U S Naval Hospital at San Diego to Key West Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Blake
Oliver Blake
Arlington Ave
Great Lakes
Wally Saving
U. S Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Key West
Florida
Two Are Sentenced In Logan Courts
Logan's John Statum of New Plymouth was arraigned before Magistrate Frank St Clair and pled guilty to fornication and assault, fined 200 dollars and costs, and sent to 90 days in county jail. Paul Howdyshell of Logan RFC was arraigned before Mayor West Provman ia for reckless driving, admitted the charges, and was fined 10 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Statum
New Plymouth
Rt. 1
Frank St. Clair
Harold Cruea
Letha Cruea
Paul Howdyshell
Logan Rfc
New
West
Scouts Take Lesson in Vegetable Cookery
Logan Scout Troops No 4 and No 1 joined for a cookery lesson on combined vegetables led by instructor Miss Betty Newton. Troop leaders were Mrs Merrill Haney Mrs Eugene Muller and Miss Martha Steele. Attending girls included Marilyn Meyer Catherine Davis Velma Durant Marjorie Kornmiller Shirley Osler Rachel Sanders Wilma Bowenes June Gardner Mary Schrader Gloria Wallace Naomi Chute Nora Hartsough Sue Kanade Marjorie Krieg Virginia Norris Eileen Philips Carol Risch Sue Shawwalter Joan Smith June Smith Lois Ann Thompson and Dorothy Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Norris
Eileen Philips
Carol Risch
Sue Showalter
Joan Smith
June Smith
Lois Ann Thompson
Dorothy Wells
Decree in Henderson Case Reported
Columbus news accounts say Judge Richard Cameron granted Mrs Louise Henderson a divorce from Judge Phillip Henderson on adultery. He plans a three member committee to study possible disbarment. Mrs Henderson received a property settlement and 10000 dollars alimony. No hearing entry in Hocking County courts.
Births in Logan Area Announcements
Mr and Mrs Donald Bowers announce a 10 pound son born Saturday night named David Leroy. Route 1 residents. Mr and Mrs Earl Fooling of Logan Route 2 welcome a daughter born Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Alma Burt at 349 Hocking Ave announce a 12 pound child born Monday noon.
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Logan
Donald Bowers
David Leroy
Route 1
Rockbridge
Earl Fooling
Alma Burt
Hocking Ave
Lady Freed From Gas By ERB HELP Says Change Helps
A woman describes her stomach as a gas factory before using ERB HELP. After taking the 12 herb remedy, she reports no gas or bloating, headaches, or constipation, and meals agree with her. Betts Cut Rate in Nelsonville promotes ERB HELP as a new medicine.
State Geologist Speaks to Rotary in Logan
Dr Wilbur L Stout state geologist visited Logan to discuss Possibilities of the Hocking Valley at the Logan Rotary Club meeting. Phil Farne led the program with special guests C D Shafer Athens Steve Kenna St Clairsville O L Grammere R L McGiffert and Kenneth Moore of Logan. Ford Hack to lead next week's program.
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Logan
Wilbur L Stout
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Stiverson Injured In Traffic Accident
Cpl Wayne Stiverson sustained minor injuries in a late Saturday night crash on State Route 33 at Route 180 intersection. He rode with Mrs Charles Keinzle returning from work at Curtiss-Wright in Columbus when their car side swiped a cattle truck owned by Pickaway Livestock Cooperative driven by Morton Virgil Call of Circleville. Sheriff Floyd Duffy and deputies Jack Waldron and Lewis Price investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wayne Stiverson
Cp. Stiverson
Charles Keinzle
Gallagher Ave
Kemzle
Curtiss-Wright [Eens
Columbus
Pickaway Livestock Cooperative
Morton Virgil Call
Circleville
Floyd Duffy
Jack Waldron
Lewis Price
Logan Brief Personals and Society Notes
Logan residents and visitors are listed in a long weekend roundup. Mrs Eat Hood and daughter Joan visited Mid dleport guests of L B Higgins while Mr and Mrs Humphrey hosted several relatives including George Humphrey of Columbus. Bus Woodard, 86 in the U. S. Engineering Dept, will depart for duties in Washington D C after three years touring states as heavy equipment instructor. Lancaster and Columbus figures appear in hospital visits, church society meals, school inspections, and a Mother’s Day program with flower presentations by Logan Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat Hood
Joan
Middleport
L. B. Higgins
Charles Ruble
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Logan
Charles Rutchie
Oliver. Neibling
Foster M. Sims
Columbus
Bus Woodard
Fort Jackson
D. C
South Atlantic
U. S. Engineering Department
United States
Bus
Union
West P.T.A
Eleanor Durr
Kenneth Leroy Chaffin
Kenneth Chaffin
Haydenvlle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Peat Goodlive
Carl Brown
N. Spring St
Charles Struble
Washington, D. C
Mary Baker
Ee Stanley Baker
North Spring It
Paul Galvin
Paula Jane
Nelsonville
Marietta Hospital
Howard White
Warner Ave
Jo L Louthran
Willis Dicken
Seaman
Marvin Dicken
M. H Cherrington
Lakeside
Della Bishop
Craig Adair
M. H. Cherrington
Miriam Dunnick
Ann Clark
Warren Bright
Adair
Col. Bell
Harry Bell
Logan Eagles
Leonard Chapel
Victoria Phelps
Pansy Cine
Leona Jeffrey
Carl Bell
Mateus Lohr
St Anthony's Hospital
Perry Moody
Mr Moody
Dave Evans
Jacksonville
Logan Social Notes Highlights Spring Rushees Event
Logan hosts a spring rushing party with Lucie Warner Kathryn Fox and several rushees in attendance. A program featured songs and contests with Marion Dones winning prizes while a refreshment committee organized by Mary Ann Moore and others served treats. Also covered are a Scout Mothers day event and a Marine veteran’s home visit, plus a birthday surprise for Jean Ann Prather.
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Logan
Sigma Phi Gamma
Sorety
Lucie Warner
Kathryn Fox
Nancy Pond
Janet Sweazy
Bob
Dick Judy
Wilbur Lanning
Pauline Mow
Earl Blake
Bob Allen
Columery
Gilliland Dies at Enterprise After Short Illness
Charles Wesley Gilliland, 77, died Monday at his home in Enterprise after a month long illness. He moved from Columbus to Enterprise six years ago and was a retired railroad worker. Survived by wife Matilda, daughter Letha Daugherty of Enterprise, son Edward Kenneth and grandson in Chicago, brothers Merton of Nelsonville and John of Columbus, sister Sofia Anthony of Middleport. Arrangements by Heinselman and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Wesley Gilliland
Enterprise
Gillland
Columbus
Matilda
Letha Daugherty
Edward Kenneth
Chicago
Merton
Nelsonville
John
Sofia Anthony
Middleport
Heinslein and Son
Chairman Announces Clothing Collection
Harry L Smith, chairman for the United National Clothing Collection, announced Monday that one car load, 16,000 pounds, of clothing were packed and sent to the government warehouse Sunday. Smith thanks volunteer workers and Logan citizens for cooperation. The clothing will be checked and sent to foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry L Smith
United National Clothing Collection
Smmth
Logan Boy Injured While Crossing Street
Logan Ronald Worthman, a boy around school age, was injured Saturday evening while crossing at the Spring and West Second Street intersection. He was struck on the head by a long pipe extending from the back of a backing truck. The driver did not stop, and city police conducted an investigation. The child is the son of Mrs. Glenn Worthman of 193 West Second Street.
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Logan
Ronald Worthman
Spring and
Second St
Glenn Wi
Hocking Men Are Inducted Into Armed Forces
Eleven Hocking County registrants left Logan for final induction into the armed forces after a farewell breakfast hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. George Carr spoke for the Legion. Selective Service Board members attended. Recipients received testaments from the Hocking County Ministerial Association. Ray Albert McMullen led the group. Contingent members include Neal Clinton Berry, Robert Wayne Gottke, Jack Evin Harris, Merle Huffines, Kenneth Edwardes, Clarence Krumlauf, Denver Mahoney, Wayne Ralston, Donald Walls, and Howard Irvine Wine.
St Johns Pupils Give Final Play Cinder Ella
Pupils of St Johns parochial school rehearse the close of term play Cinder Ella. Mothers craft colorful costumes as the cast reads likeable axioms in an evening of wholesome entertainment. Cast list to be announced. performances scheduled for Sunday May 27 and Monday May 28 at the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
St. John's Parochial School
Mother Receives Army Chief Mother’s Day Greeting From France
Mrs. Evelyn Lattimer of 38 Watkins Street received a Mother's Day message from Brigadier General Forrest H Lattimer commander of the 53rd Troop Carrier Wing in France. The general praised the unit’s mission in the European Theater and wished her a Happy Mother's Day and the speedy return of her son. Her other son Arthur serves with the Medical Corps in Germany and Robert McNamee, in England, sent greetings to Mrs. A B McNamee of 431 Madison Street.
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Evelyn Lattimer
Wat
Kins St
Beach
USA
S3ré
Forrest H Lattimer
Tthis
France
53Rd
Henry Frank Dies at 94 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Henry Frank aged 94 died this morning at his son Carl Frank’s home in Carbondale after living there 15 years. He was the oldest Knight of Pythias in Ohio and a member of the 1st CCF Lodge. His wife Mary preceded him. survivors include one son nine grandchildren six great grandchildren and a grandson killed in action last year. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at Connett Church with burial in Asbury Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Henry Frank
Carl Frank
Carbondale
Pythias
Ohio
C.C.F. Lodge
Mary
Stout Funeral
Connett
Asbury Cemetery
Nelsonville Seeks War Bond Support Monday Drive
Nelsonville starts the Seventh War Loan drive Monday May 14 under Ralph Cook with a city quota of 122 310. Solicitors and volunteers in four wards are listed with captains and numerous helpers to speed the campaign, aiming for early decisions and few repeat calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ralph Cook
Blake Mechem
James Patton
Stanley Mechem
Grace Kelch
Fred Mulligan
George Barrows
Willis Wolfe
Roy Tomlinson
Carl Coakley
L. A. Davis
Withiam Dean
J. L. Webb
Estel Crabtree
O. T. Milholland
Gilbert Circle
Raymond Patton
James Knight
Margaret Johnson
Frank Jackson
W. H.hyde
Kenneth Orwiler
Charles Shafer
Mary Nelson
Third Ward
O. P. Bingman
Edward Sharp
W. M. George
Mable Shafer
Arthur Burgess
Clarence Sowers
O. B. Carpenter
Wiliam Myers
E. Carter
E. G. Bond
Ward
Earl Washburn
Flossie Crawford
Margaret Jones
Donald Dunkie
Helen Stewart
Converse Crawford
Mable Tignor
Diplomas Handed To 16 At Carbon Hill High
Sixteen seniors including 14 girls and two boys will receive diplomas at Carbon Hill High School commencement in the school gym Friday evening May 25 at 8 o clock. Charles W. Cookson of Troy will deliver the address. Senior activities include class night May 16 and baccalaureate May 20 at the Methodist Church with Rev. W. M. George preaching.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill High School
U. S. Navy
Charles W. Cookson
Troy
Methodist Church
W. M. George
Furst Methodist Church
Keith Ayers
Joan Brooker
Bonnie Jean Clark
Myrtle Cunningham
Frances Corby
Betty Lou Johnson
Evelyn Levins
Audrey McManaway
Mary Lou Nutter
Geraldine Rutherford
Ramona Rutherford
Jane Shelton
Alice Smart
Don Smith
Dorotha Spencer
Jetta Wiliams
Nelsonville Social Notes NELSONVILLE officers meet for rehearsal tonight
Nelsonville notes report Eudora Chapter No. 72 CES will meet at the Masonic Temple for rehearsal at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Personal items include Marie Alford of Indianapolis visiting her mother Jennie Lehman and sister in Logan, plans for substitute teacher Karl Huprich, and news of Elizabeth Shannon Overton's May 5 operation in Vincennes and improving. Mr and Mrs Charles Warren Haydenville and their children hosted weekend visitors from Nelsonville and Columbus with James Warren and Virginia Butterfield attending.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
CES
Masonic Temple
Marie Alford
Indianapolis
Ind
Jennie Lehman
Diamond
Manan Barney
Logan
Karl Huprich
Doras Pergrin
Nelsonville High School
Pergrin
Martha Perry
Millfield
R. D
Dishong Home Gutted By Fire In Nelsonville
Fire gutted a five room house at 791 Poplar Street owned by Tad Levering and rented by Mrs. Florence Dishong early Monday evening. Dishong was away when the blaze started and origin undetermined. Fire Chief Dana Windon said walls were asbestos and slate exterior. interior damage heavy from water and breach cuts to reach the plate.
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Dishong
Nelsonville
Poplar St
Tad Levering
Florence Dishong
Dana Windon
Nelsonville Soldier Wounded in Italy April 28
Pfc. Robert Hopstetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hopstetter of Nelsonville route 1, was slightly wounded in action in Italy on April 28. He is with the 752nd Tank Battalion of the Fifth Army and has been overseas for 28 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert
Biopatetter
F. Hopstetter
Nelsonville Rt 1
Italy
War Department
Pfe Hopstetter
752Nd
Fifth Army
Two Faculty Members Are Resigning From Nel sonville School
Nelsonville High School coach Carl W. Dupler resigns and East School first grade teacher Daisy B. Cline resigns as read and accepted by the City Board of Education. Kenneth Kinneer remains as manager of the community swimming pool for the coming season with opening date and rates to be announced. Routine bills were allowed.
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Nelsonville
Carl W. Dupler
Nelsonville High School
Daisy B. Cline
East School
City Board of Education
Kenneth Kinneer
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Boosters Club
Hocking County
Vacuiuia
Henderson
Hilleary Shoe Hospital
Nehonville
New Straitsville
McQuade Barber Shop
Logan Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Msin
Otve Owen
Stiverson
Charles Shunk
Murray City
Cpl
Gene Shunkcher
South Carolina
Jerri
Cleveland
Grace Worden
Don Hutchin
Bob Hutchin
Camp Hood
Texas
Maud Hack
Clarence Matheny
Harry Belt
Lew Graham
Claude Hammon
Elmer Tschappat
Ed Kemper
J. R. Hankison
Russell Montgomery
Joby R. Fierce
Lew Riggs
Louise Frey
Marion Dones
Mary Ann Moorehead
Betty Pritchard
EileenCouch
Mary Lehman
Vera Curl
Garnet Sheets
Fan
Chtan Cooley
Mary Collision
Retha Jean Mohler
Pansy Hugh
Mary Wright
Mary Mowery
Maxine Nutter
Marjore Huston
Joan Gartner
Betty Walsmuth
Jane Dickerson
Marguerite Harrison
Marietta Cline
Patty Walsh
Sue Hall
Clara Mae Redd
Hilda Fickle
Arlene Summers
Marion Jones
Anna Marie Shorr
Erma Hamilton
Mary Jane Schrader
Margaret Ann Martin
Marjorie Price
Mil Jfred Walsh
Teresa Brown
Louise Thompson
Gloria Arnold
Jack Myers
Martha ‘Christman
Teresa Geiger
Catherine Kessler
Mary Christman
Phyllis Shorr
Mary Margaret Acker
Mary and Margaret Johnson
Martha Shonk
Betty Stroup
Mary Catherine Dolan
Betty Schaad
Irene Acker
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Wirs
Iza Mecumana
Grace
Pvt
Clem
Mike) Hook
Marines
Hook
Iwo Jima
Great Lakes Hospital
Charles Mecum
Rex Keller
John Mecum
Jack
Rex
Mecum
Clarence Whaley
Cecil Tippie
Glouster
Mrs. Adams
Nellie Adams
Euterpean Club
W. Second St
F. ‘Meade Bowen
Bowen
Adams
Phil Faine
Robert Keynes
Walter Prather
Richard Wagner
Schumann
James Smoot
Elizabeth Collison
John T. Underwood
Charles Bell
Frank Blausius
George Carr
Minnie Louie Bowen
C. S. Clark
J. G. Cole
Carl Harsh
R. R.lanning
Wibur Lanning
Margaret Lattz
Sumner Martin
Harley Meyer
Anthony Toerner
Minnie Mc Broom
C. C. Allen
Minnie Moore
Jean Ann Prather
Prather
Charles W. Gilliland
Hocking
St. John’s S
Army
Knights of Pythias
St. Francis Hospital
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville Social Notes
Lizzie
Ph. Wilbur Gathers
Germany
Oakley Oakley
Insurance
Nelsonville, Ohio
Freedom
Pfc
Robt
Hopstetter
Johnson
Lenners
Housewater
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