Logan Jurist Files Entry in Case
Logan Ohio judge Richard L. Cameron orders five Logan attorneys Rhea Bangert C Wood Bowen George Christman Harley Myer and Forest Weinrich to investigate and file charges against Phil A Henderson attorney and acting judge for alleged misconduct and adultery connected to a divorce action No 9200 and racial gambling ties in Logan and Miami Florida with potential exoneration report due to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Ohio
Louise H. Henderson
Phil A. Henderson
Logan
Ohio
Miami
Florida
Rhea Bangert
C. Wood Bowen
George Christman
Harley Myer
Forest Weinrich
Cameron
Roy Bowlby Found Dead in Logan
Roy Franklin Bowlby aged 21 son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bowlby of 147 EB Second St Logan was found dead in his home by his father Tuesday morning. Death attributed to acute indigestion. He enlisted in the Navy November 7 1942 and was discharged March 2 1943. An ex service man by trade he worked as an auctioneer and carpenter. Funeral arrangements by Leonard Funeral Service are not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Franklin Bowlby
Samuel Bowlby
Second St
Leonard
Logan Pool Delayed Opening Pushed to June 3
Weather delays push Logan municipal swimming pool opening from Memorial Day to Sunday June 3. Adult season pass costs 30 dollars including tax with Ti and St High Students eligible. Elementary tickets priced at 2.40 dollars. Pool to be managed by Coach Tom Armetrange with lifeguard Bob King until Ned Avers completes Lifesaving course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Municipal
Nenth
St High
Tom Armetrange
Bob King
Ned Avers
Gardeners' Booklet Issued for Victory Gardens
Logan County Extension Agent James F. Smoot announces Bulletin 232 of Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service for victory gardeners of 1943. The booklet, available at local extension offices, covers what to plant who should grow vegetables when to start, crop succession, soil prep seed bed prep sowing thinning transplantation cultivation mulching watering fall care, a victory garden plan and other helpful tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — County
James FR. Smoot
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Victory Gardeners
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan social page covers Junia Club event with Emma McClain and Mrs Underwood hosting a six oclock dinner at Pritchards and an editorial choice on Harpers Russia article by John Ficher. Guests included Evaline Harrington and several Bowens with many local members and a piano duet amid a busied calendar of dinners and church class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baris Godounof
Underwood
Mary Louise Bowen
Evaline Harrington
Columbus
Minnie Louise Bowen
Eleanor Durr
Robert Work
Tuhia
Wilhelmine Deissele
Walter Kleinschmidt
Harry G Bartlett Buried Tuesday in Logan
Harry G Bartlett, 84, died at his Logan home. Funeral services were held Tuesday with Rev Cecil Jones officiating. Military rites were conducted by the American Legion post with Taps by James Reese. Bearers were Forest Weinsrich, Ed Jones, Melrose Harbaugh, C Weed Bowen, Newell Groan, and Virgil Martin. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Teor Taare
Guilterie
Bartleth
Sineae
Othe
Leonardneval Herne Pueshey
Cecil Jones
Georce B Carr
Renemander
Lemion
James Reese
Forest Weinsrich
Ed Jones
Melrose Harbaugh
C. Weed Bowen
Newell Groan
Virgil Martin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard
Sorority Elects Now Officers at Meeting
Sigma Phi- Gamma Sorority elected officers for the September start. Mary Ann Moorehead became president, Anne Marie Schorr vice president, Thrensa Brown treasurer, Fanchion Cantey historian, Mary Lehman organist, Mary Collison recording secretary, Garnet Sheets corresponding secretary, Erma Mvegwels fare secretary, Marcene McWilliams assistant secretary. Members Margie Price, Margie Ann Martin, Pauline Mowery, Vera Curl, Mrs Marvin Lackey, Mrs Thomeaish, Martha Trowhbridge attended. Refreshments followed.
Dover Seniors Celebrate Annual High School Banquet
Chauncey Dover High School hosted its senior banquet in the dining room, decorated in blue and white. A three course meal was served by Home Economics students under Mrs. Starcher. Michael Keasey presided as toastmaster with remarks from Supt Wayne Matthews Principal Leah Featherston and several faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Home Economic Dept
Starcher
Michael Keasey
Wayne T. Matthews
Leah G. Featherston
Cassie Sidders
Forest Guthrie
Juanita Jones
Woodrow Ferrer
Christine Brown
Ruth Fiske
Margaret Mel Gil
Roach
Chauncey Showalter Hosts Large Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Showalter Chauncey entertained last week their three sons Elmer Showalter Detroit Pearl and Charles Showalter Edwardsville Illinois Mrs Ott Dowler and daughter Janice of New Marshfield Mr and Mrs Ralph Dowler Springfield Mrs Margaret Schoonover Chauncey Mrs Marvella Nelson and children Gerald and Kathryn of New Plymouth Ohio Mrs Ella Byers and Richard Dehmman of Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Showalter
Elmer Showalter
Detroit
Pearl
Edwardsville
Illinois
Ott Dowler
Janice
New Marshfield
Ralph Dowler
Springfield
Margaret, Schoonover
Marvella Nelson
Gerald
Kathryn
New Plymouth
Ella Byers
Richard Dehmaman
Millfiled
Service Men News From Hocking Area in Wartime
Letters from servicemen report releases from German prison camps and various honorable discharges. Names include Pfc Ernest Saulters, John Bray, Herman McWilliams, Frank Larimer, and Hershal Anderson among others. Navy enlistments, Purple Heart award, and a newborn daughter for Hugh Souteney are noted, with tours across Europe and ship deployments mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Saulters
Gore
Ernest Saulters
Saulters
Luxenbourg
Engineering Corps
Selective Service Board
John Bray
Enterprise
Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Herman Albert McWilliams
Front St
United States
Frank Robert Larimer
Fountain
3 St
Navy
Little Creek
Bob
Dick Judy
Oeic
Frank Judy
N. Mulberry
Columbus
Tom Anderson
Gallager Ave
Ninth Air Force Headquarters
Pfc
Hershal M. Anderson
Europe
Ninth Air Force
Pte. Anderson
Felow
M. Anderson
Logan
Pie
Anderson
British Isles
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
John E. Gotham
Jay Edwin
Gotham
Lyle Gotham
Garrettsville
Wilson Funeral Held in Trimble on Monday
Funeral services for Ann Mary Wilson, died Friday, were held Monday at three o'clock at the Trimble residence. Rev. Miles Hoon officiated. Born in Delaware, she lived 42 years in Trimble after marrying Charles Wilson who died in 1933. Surviving relatives included brother Walter Dankel and wife Dela, with cousins Jessie Wilson, Bishopville. Mrs. Robert Schnepp, Worthington. Mrs. Anna Morris. Harry Lewis, Columbus. Pallbearers were W. D. Phillips, M. E. Christman, Charles Danford, Fred Darling, S. Underwood, Vern Sayre, and Alva Morrison. Burial followed at Bishopville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilson
Bishopville
Robert Schnepp
Worthington
Anna Morris
Harry Lewis
Columbus
Ollowing
W. D. Phillips
M. E. Christman
Charles Danford
Fred’ Darling
S. 5
Underwood
Vern Sayre
Alva Morrison
Glouster Social Notes Farewell gathering at Methodist Church
Glouster hosts a farewell social in the church social rooms on Thursday evening at 6 30 p m a potluck event with Rev and Mrs A G Winkle as honor guests. Local updates note visits and guest stays from Mrs Kermet Blosser Mr L G DeLong Columbus and others with family and friends in Glouster and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Service Men of Glouster Area News Update
Mr and Mrs E Bingman announce son Eugene Bingman in hospital Paris with a hernia relief. Kenneth Bingman in 8th Army in Germany reports housing, rubble cities and a nearby hospital, while Mrs Fred Higgins son Roland in Germany shares Anzio and Hitler hideout trips. Birth of William Joseph Williams May 21 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. grandparents James Clemons and Neva Clemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Announch
Glouster
Hugh Souteney
Denna Eileen
Shelpring Arms Hospital
Bingman
Set
Eugene Bingman
Kenneth Bingman
Kenneth
Germany
Eugene
8Th Army
Paris
Fred Higgins
Ple
Roland Higgins
Anzio
Herreenntiy
Alps
Hitler
Tie
Mtr
Joseph Williams
Wilam Joseph
Sheltering Arms Hospital
James Clemons
Hill St. Giouster
Neva Clemons
Rose Center
Mich
Chauncey School Head Appointed From South Zanesville
W G Davis of South Zanesville was elected head of Chauncey Dover schools by the Chauncey board of education. A Miami University graduate with a master's from Ohio State, he has 16 years in public schooling, 16 as a school head. The Davises have four children and will move to Chauncey about August 1, succeeding Wayne Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. G. Davis
Zanesville
Chauncey-Dover
Board of Education
Davis
Miami University
Ohio State Spy
Hex
Ebges
Wayne TF “Matthews
Eagles Will Hold Initiation Thursday
Logan Aerie of Eagles will conduct its regular monthly initiation Thursday night at eight o clock on Route 33 south of Logan. The initiation will be led by the Logan Aerie degree team including Lewis Canty Kenneth Moore Wayne Whitcraft Howard Blum and Doc Blosser with pianist Dave Logan. Gerald Sinnott oversees refreshments.
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LOGAN
Logan Aerie of
Eagles
Route 33
Logan Aerie
Lewis Canty
Kenneth Moore
Wayne Whitcraft
Howard Blum
Wolfe Rites Held for Mrs Edith Alma Wolfe in Zanesville
Services for Edith Alma Wolfe age 76 were conducted at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev A N Gruser officiating. Pallbearers included Elias Bright Emanuel Wolfe Joe Snider M Jadwin George Stallsmith and Ed Collins. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edith Alma
Wolfe
Joe Farbearn
Zanesville
Leonard, Funeral Home
A. N. Gruser
Elias Bright
Emanuel Wolfe
Joe Snider
M. Jadwin
George Stallsmith
Ed Collins
Oak Grove
William H Cochran Succumbs Tuesday
Chauncey mourns as William Henry Cochran 86 dies at home Tuesday. Survived by wife Ruhamah and children George and Alva of Mt. Pleasant Michigan Joseph of Muskogee Oklahoma John of Noble Henry of Portsmouth Virginia Fred of Detroit Sergeant Robert Cochran in Germany Dessie McGaw Detroit Ruth Thompson Chauncey and brother George Cochran of The Plains. Home has stood in Chauncey for 45 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Henry i Cochran
Boon
Mr. Cochran
Ruhamah
George and
Alva
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Joseph
Muskogee
Oklo
John, Noble
De‘troit
Ruth Thompson
George Cochran
Plains
Cochrane
Grinstead Family Furlough Visit Spans Plains Callers
CHAUNCEY PFC Victor Grinstead at Fort Sill Oklahoma enjoys a two week furlough with wife Floride Shafer Grinstead. They and daughter Betty of Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs. Grinstead's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer of The Plains. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bingman Captain and Mrs. Edmond Efaw with son Gary Kenneth Sands and son Johnnie of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wharton Sr. and Jr. of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pfc
Victor Grinstead
Fort Sill
Oklo
Floride Shafer Grinstead
Grinstead
Betty
Columbus
Mrs. Grinstead
John Shafer
the Plains
Shafer
Elmer Bingman
Edmond Efaw
Gary
Kenneth Sands
Johnnie
Athens
Walter, Wharton, Sr
Dale Wharton
Walter Wharton Jr
Two Dayton-bound Grahams Leave After Chauncey Visit
Miss Jennie and Dorothy Graham depart Dayton after visiting their parents Rev. and Mrs. Guy Graham and family. They attended Chauncey Dover high school's commencement where their sister Isabelle Graham was graduated.
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Chauncey
Jennie
Dorothy Graham
Dayton
Gussy Graham
Chauncey Dover High School
Isabelle Graham
Dinner Guests Entertained at Mrs Kiser Home
Mrs. Mary Kiser of Sand Ridge hosted dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs James Kiser and son Charles of Powhatan, William Phelps of Toledo, Lonnie and Billy Kiser. Afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Herman McCune and children and Mrs C D Southerton of Sand Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mary. Kiser
Sand Ridge
James Kiser
Charles
Powhatan
William Phelps
Toledo
Lonnie
Billy Kiser
Herman McCune
C. D. Southerton
Glouster Graduate Billy Stahl Plans Columbus Visit
Billy Stahl and his grandfather W H Stahl visited Columbus over the weekend. He will visit friends in Columbus and Marysville and seek employment there after graduation from Glouster High School in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Billy Stahl
Columbus
W. H. Stahl
Billy
Marysville
Birthday Celebration at Home in Dover for Emma Barnes
Emma Barnes of near Chauncey celebrated her 90th birthday with a two course chicken dinner ice cream and short cake. She recently fractured her hip but attends in a chair or wheel. Guests included H J Rugh Glenn Witham Eber Linscott Frank Barnes Herman Barnes and families Jane Ann James Herman Jr. and Ben Barnes. Neighbors and friends visited to extend greetings and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Emma. Barnes
Barnes
H. J. “Rugh
Glenn Witham
Lancaster
Eber Linscott
Frank
Herman Barnes
Jane Ann
James
Herman, Jr
Bennie
James Barnes
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Union County
Roy Bowlby
Gardeners
Carrie Mowery
Catherine Fox
Pvt
Delmar
Red
Salts Stess
Clarence Salls
N. Mulberry St
Robert ‘Shaw
Floyd Beousher
Madge Wright
Earl Arnett
Robert Haw
Beougher
Goorichin
Margaret Caron
Mary Tett
Clara Edgar
John Hamilton
Mis .Goodwin
Matjorie Houston
Ts. Freeman Hughes
Ted Kennedy
Faith Wright
Helen Clark
Helen Evans
Demonstralian
Clara Bell
Gallia Counts
Clifford Dunn
Va Rational Agriculture
Point Pleasant
Gallia
Everett Rover
Tin Logan
Helen Linas
Ohio Wesleyan University
Vane
Walter Haas
Orchard St
Marriet Corbin
Akron
Russ S
Beatrice Myers
Lois Line
Eileen Stopp
Cleveland
Calleup
Virginia Butterfield
Sylvia Jane Eichel
Delonine Ciehel
Ray Eflan Garverick
Old Man's
Harry G. Bartlett
Wilson's Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Joseph L. McGee
Worcester
Mass
McGee
Eileen
Ft. Devens
Dover
Margarel
Rush
East
Hunter
Charles Larimer
Catunthus
Robert “Red” Sheeler
Wal- Nut St
Wark
Great Lakes
Wilson
Trimble
Kermet Blosser
Dickey
Carol Ann
Blosser
Alfred Howard
L. G. DeLong
Chesapeake
Gordon Barber
Vaughn Camphbell
Joe Leach
Major Burnell
Mildred Ettinger
Mildred James
Ralph Pritts
Teledo
Joe Williams
R. D. Williams
Plain City
Delmar Gladden
Emily
Marcella Jonas
John Verree
Preis Cs Fn
Tad
AG A
William H. Cochran
Zenners
James H. Wilson
Nelsonville
Citizens Bank
S. Mulberry
BP. ML
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Scar
Ranear
Coca-Cola
Coke
ColaCola Company
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