Seven Hocking County Schools Graduate 117 This Year
Logan leads with 28 graduates and Murray City 22 as seven Hocking County high schools plan to award 117 diplomas this year. Union Furnace and Carbon Hill each show strong classes with 28 and 20 graduates respectively, listing 42 names across Benton Gibisonville Murray City Union Furnace Carbon Hill Good Hope Laurelville Perry and Laurelville.
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Logan
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Laurelville
Benton
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Thomas Jones
Francis Kalklesch
Eugene Dennis
Earl Culp
Mack Shaw
Junior Johnson
Guy Thomas
Ethel Linn
Norma Brown
Stella Hunter
Stella Unger
Evelyn Johnson
George Reynolds
Gloria Robson
John Snyder
Alta Sorrell
Betty Spencer
Dorothy Spencer
Imogene Storer
Margaret Alichney
Veronica Verba
William Voytke
Jack Bennett
Iva Clark
Regina Downhour
Fred Ellis
Louise Gray
Harold Griffith
Jeraidean Hartsell
Joan Jones
Junior Keplar
Mildred Kern
Ruth Mahoney
Reita Moravy
Barney McClain
Mary Primmer
Mary Rauber
Anita Rheinscheld
Everett Rheinscheld
Gerald Rheinscheld
Ronald Scott
Howard Sellers
Nina Smith
Betty Sowers
Ruth Thrush
John Trowbridge
Edward Vanatta
Eileen Waters
Junior Wells
Junior Wolfe
John Bartoe
Robert Brailey
Dorothy Dawley
Arthur Deer
David Devol
Fern Devol
Edna Dye
Mickey Easterling
Dana
Logan Man Fined On Theft Charge
Logan resident Jimmy Heft pled guilty to petit larceny after allegedly taking 14 dollars and 85 cents from a purse left on a City Park bench. He was arraigned before Mayor Denzil Weltner and fined 25 dollars plus costs after a bystander witnessed the theft. Police Chief Lew Reynolds reported the arrest following the incident near Mrs. Huffines who had left the purse at a nearby physician’s office.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
Jimmy Heft
Heft
Lew Reynolds
Charles Huffines
Huffines
Max Bunce Named County Sanitarian in Gallia County
Announcement Tuesday selects Max Bunce a Murray City school faculty member as county sanitarian of Gallia County. Former director of athletics and basketball coach at Union Furnace, he joins Ward Township School staff and will relocate with family to Gallia County soon.
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Logan
Max Bunce
Murray City
Gallia County
Bunce
Union Furnace
Ward Township
James Boyer Sentenced and Moved to Ohio Penitentiary
Logan James Boyer of Vinton County was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge Phil A. Henderson for second degree manslaughter in the auto crash death of Floyd Zimmerman. He was moved to the Columbus Penal Institution Wednesday by Sheriff Floyd Duffy after a denied motion for a new trial.
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Logan
James Boyer
Vinton County
Ohio Penitentiary
Phil A. Henderson
Columbus
Floyd Duffy
Boyer
Floyd Zimmerman
License to Wed Issued for Logan McGill and Martha Eberst
Probate Court issued a license to wed to Raymond Hilton McGill 23 Columbus tool and die maker at Curtiss-Wright Corp son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Leroy McGill and Martha Jean Eberst 23 So daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Eberst.
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Logan
Raymond Hilton McGill
Columbus
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Ernest Leroy McGill
Martha Jean Eberst
Edward Eberst
Questionnaires Sent to Early War Registrants
Selective Service officials distributed occupational questionnaires to men in the first and second registrant groups on Monday and Tuesday. Recipients are advised to read questions carefully and consult the advisory board if unsure. Registrants have 10 days to return the forms to the Court House headquarters. improperly answered questionnaires will be returned.
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Logan
Selective Service
Forest Weinrich
Fred Murray
Virgil Martin
Samuel H. Dillon
Harley Meyer
Wood Bowen
W. E. Evans
Claude Chilcote
Court House
Poultry Specialist Visits Logan and Hocking County Farms
D. D. Moyer poultry specialist from the state extension service toured Logan and Hocking County Tuesday. He met with County Agent James R. Smoot and together they visited several farms to improve egg quality. Smoot noted many growers were not maximizing profits due to quality.
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Logan
D. D. Moyer
State Extension Service
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Togther
Smoot
Logan Declares May 23 as Poppy Day
Logan Mayor Denzil Weltner issued a proclamation naming Saturday, May 23 as Poppy Day. American Legion Auxiliary members will distribute veteran made poppies on Logan streets and residents are urged to wear a poppy in observance.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
American Legion Auxiliary
Logan Streets
Weltner
State Examiner Arrives in Logan for Hocking County Audit
A G Atwell began a bi annual audit of Hocking County records arriving Tuesday in Logan. He established temporary headquarters in the Board of Elections office on the second floor of the Court House for the review.
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Logan
A. G. Atwell
Hocking County
Board of Elections
Court House
Paul Moore Maintains Unique Attendance Record
Logan Haydenville notes Paul Moore son of Mr. and Mrs Porter Moore earned a grade school eight year no absence and a four year high school record at Logan High School He is a member of the LHS band and the brass sextet for the Class of 1942
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Logan
Paul Moore
Porter Moore
Haydenville
Young Moore
Logan High School
LHS
Brass
Funeral Services Held For Jessie L. Linton
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Heinlein Funeral Home for Jessie L Linton aged 89 who died Monday at his home following a heart seizure. Rev Stan ly W Wiant officiated with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Linton was a former Hocking County school teacher and farmer.
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Logan
Heinlein
Jessie L. Linton
East St
Stanly W. Wiant
Oak Grove Cemetery
Linton
Hocking County
Secret indictment filed in Logan grand jury case
Charles W. Ours 26 of Columbus was taken into custody Tuesday by Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Jack Waldron. He faces arraignment before Judge Phil A. Henderson in the Court of Common Pleas. Logan birth notices mention a daughter Betty Jane for Morton Kraft and a son for Dean Tillman.
Logan Library Furnishes War News
Logan Public Library acts as a war information center with a special main room table devoted to war pamphlets and civilian defense booklets. Librarian Hallie Grimes notes growing interest in travel volumes offering first hand war country information and aims to boost residents understanding of wartime terminology.
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Logan
Logan Public Library
Hallie Grimes
Draft Board Reporting Complaints
Logan reports that the Selective Service Board urges anyone with complaints about draft classification to sign with name and address. Officials say anonymous submissions hinder clarification and that only signed complaints will be reviewed and explained.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Selective Service
Distribution Days for Commodities Listed
Logan Everett Jacoby relief director said the surplus commodities will be distributed at Haydenville and Union Furnace Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday due to reduced WPA staff. Distribution remains on Thursday at Rockbridge South Perry Laurelville and South Bloomingville, Friday at Gore Murray City and Carbon Hill, with Logan distribution Saturday from the centers.
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Logan
Everett Jacoby
Haydenville
Union Furnace
WPA
Jacoby
Rockbridge
South Perry
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Gore
Murray City
Carbon Hill
County Health Officials Attend Convention
Logan Dr H G Southard Hocking County health commissioner Paul Bennington county sanitarian attended the annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Public Health officials in Columbus. Basil O'Connor president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis New York City was the main speaker. Group discussions covered the part public health officials play in civilian defense during the all day session.
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LOGAN
H. G. Southard
Hocking County
Paul Bennington
Ohio Federation of Public Health Officials
Columbus
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York City
Franklin Roosevelt
PTA Election Set for West School Thursday Night
Officers for the coming year will be elected when the West School PTA holds a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the West School building. The program committee has secured special firms from the State Department of Education to be shown using the newly purchased movie projector.
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LOGAN
West School
PTA
State Department of Education
Rotary delegates report on Springfield conference in Logan
Clarence Heine president and Harley Meyer secretary reported on the annual state Rotary conference held April 3 4 in Springfield during a Logan Rotary Club meeting at the White House. Local Rotarians plan to attend the international Rotary convention in Toronto Canada in June.
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LOGAN
Clarence Heine
Harley Meyer
Springfield
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Toronto
Canada
Walsh Accepted for Army Duty at Ft. Hayes
Patrick Walsh has been accepted for army duty at Ft. Hayes Columbus per Hocking County Selective Service officials. The former Blosser's Restaurant employee volunteered recently and is the son of Mr and Mrs Tom Walsh of 584 Warner Ave.
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Logan
William Patrick Walsh
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Hocking County
Selective Service
Walsh
Blosser's
Tom Walsh
Warner Ave
Train timetable snippets from Diplomat Daily and rail lines
Timetable listings show arrival and departure times for several trains including Diplomat Daily No. 4 No. 44 and No. 12 plus West Bound and National Limited services. Additional notes cover Chesapeake & Ohio and New York Central South lines with daily and except Sunday departures and arrivals.
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Diplomat
National Limited
Eelm
Chesapeake & Ohio
NEW York Central South
Dally
South Bound
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Kessinger and daughter Carol Mae of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Frank Neighbors. Mrs George Neighbors of Columbus visited Chauncey and will see relatives in Middleport. Virgil Thompson, returning from Cleveland, visits his father Earl and sister Betty in The Plains before Army service. Dr and Mrs C N Sanders and Hazel Lahugh traveled to Columbus, as did Dr and Mrs Robert Mertens for the funeral of W J Sanders.
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Chauncey
Charles Kessinger
Carol Mae
Middleport
Frank
Jacobs Ave
George Neighbors
Columbus
Frank Neighbors
Virgil Thompson
Cleveland
Earl Thompson
Betty Thompson
the Plains
Mary Meinhart
C. N. Sanders
Hazel Lahugh
Robt. Mertens
W. J. Sanders
Birthday Dinner Honors Emery Clayborne at Home
Mrs. Missouri Clayborne entertained Sunday with a two course dinner honoring her husband Emery. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Connor Witham of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Rogers of Charleston.
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Chauncey
Missouri Clayborne
Emery
Connor Witham
Columbus
Carrol Rogers
Charleston
Millfield Methodist Board to Meet Friday Evening
The official board of the Millfield Methodist Church will hold an important meeting at the church on Friday at 6 30 p m with Joseph Morgan presiding as president of the board.
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Chauncey
Millfield Methodist Church
Joseph Morgan
Tuberculosis Fund Committee to Attend State Meeting
Logan Mrs Ford Hack chairwoman of the Hocking County Tuberculosis Fund Committee will attend a State Association for Tuberculosis meeting in Columbus with Mrs Winifred Daly and Miss Pauline King county health nurses.
Club to Meet Logan
The Tlesboro Boys 4 H Club will meet at the Tlesboro School building Thursday at 7 30 p m with Advisor Paul Moyer in charge of the session.
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Logan
Tlesboro
Paul Moyer
County relief cases fall to 145 total 500 people
Logan county relief director Everett Jacoby reports 145 relief cases totaling about 500 persons, a new all time low. Most clients are unemployables due to age or physical disability, while private industry has absorbed many from local rolls in recent months.
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LOGAN
Everett Jacoby
Jacoby
Weekend Guests Visit Chauncey Families
Week end visitors staying with Cecil Sanborn and family include Roy Vermaaten and children Jean Harry and Jenetta from Glouster Jessie Bullock Violet Smith from Bailey Run and more. The list covers Bullock Darby Barnhart Walton and Sanborn relatives from Chauncey Greens Run Goose Run Morristown Sandusky and other nearby towns.
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Chauncey
Cecil Sanborn
Roy Vermaaten
Jean
Harry
Jenetta
Glouster
Jessie Bullock
Violet Smith
Bailey Run
Emer Bullock
Joe
Julia Ann
Nelsonville
Alfred Darby
Alfred, Jr
Joy Ann
Goose Run
Clarence
Icel Pierce
Greens Run
William Barnhart
Lena
John
Gerald
Sandusky
Fred Nelson
Jimmie
Leda Barnhart
Elsie
Iris Walton
Morristown
Roy Hiles
Gilbert Walton
George Sanborn
There Goes the Bride senior play draws expected large crowd
According to ticket sales a capacity audience is expected tonight at the high school auditorium for the senior class play There Goes the Bride staged at 8 o clock.
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Chauncey
Hollister High holds baccalaureate sermon for Senior Class
Rev. Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ delivered the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night for Hollister High School’s Senior Class in the high school auditorium.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Hollister High School
Millfield Church Group Meets at Chadwell Home
May meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church was held at Mrs Mamie Chadwell’s home with nine members attending. Rev. Charles S. Palmer led devotions. Mrs Palmer and the Reverend were guests. Next meeting set for June at Miss May Howard’s home.
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Margaret Simpkins
Lucille Morgan
Ruby Simpson
Lucy Howard
May Howard
Mamie Chadwell
Elizabeth Patton Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs Elizabeth Patton hosted her bridge club with two guests Mrs Mabel Sayer and Miss Ruth Wade. High score went to Mrs Margaret Simpkins with Mrs Bertha Sanders second, Virginia Nagle low, Georgia Nagle travel. Attractive refreshments served. Sanders to host next Thursday. Members present: Bertha Sanders Helen Sanders Margaret Simpkins Georgia Nagle Louise Nagle Virginia Nagle Elizabeth Patton.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Patton
Bridge Club
Mabel Sayer
Ruth Wade
Margaret Simpkins
Bertha Sanders
Virginia Nagle
Low
Georgia Nagle
Helen Sanders
Louise Nagle
Channell Leaves for Army Service from Mansfield
Chauncey Glenn Channell of Mansfield, son of Mrs. Carrie Channell, will leave for army service next Monday. He and Mrs. Channell are visiting his mother and other relatives. On Tuesday the Channells and Mrs. Carrie Channell visited Mrs. Lew Jones in Orbiston.
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Chauncey
Glenn Channell
Mansfield
Carrie Channell
the Plains
India Has Three Times as Many Cattle as United States
India owns about three times the cattle of the United States. The comparison highlights large herds in rural regions and implications for agriculture and meat production. Farmers and industry observers note India’s livestock as a crucial asset amid varying export and domestic demand.
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India
United States
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Australia
Examiner
Wilson’s Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Morton Kraft
Dean Tillman
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Library
Draft Board
Chauncey District
Millfield
Chadwell
East Millfield School
Dorothy Brock
Jean Cannon
Mrs. Stevens
Zenners
Floor
Nme
Alana Ieee Eeniadeaeenmeiaae
Wien
Aiwars
Quick's
Cut Rate
W. Union St
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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