Hocking Work To Be Started on Federal Road
Logan Izaak Walton League chapter plans an ornamental planting project Thursday November 2 at 1 pm. Native shrubs and trees will be planted along one mile of State Route 33 between the west gateway and Logan corporate line. Ford Hack chairs. labor by Willing Workers under supervision of T H McCormick landscape architect and James D Wells. Waltonian members asked to assist.
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Logan
Izaak Walton League of America
West Gateway
Logan Corporation
Ford Hack
League
T. H. McCormick
State Highway Department
James D. Wells
Rites for Child Will Be Held Thursday
Funeral plans are set for five year old Douglal Helber who died after an accident with a loader on a Stacy Beouhner truck in Enterprise. Leonard Funeral Directors will handle services at Kline Memorial Church on Thursday at 1 30 pm with Rev Amos Heyde and Rev Carl Wilson officiating. Burial will follow at St John s Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs William Helber a sister Sue Ann and two brothers Donald and Rolland. Aunt Miss Mildred Blum deputy clerk of courts.
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LOGAN
Douglal Helher
Enterprise
Leonard
Kline Memorial
Amos Heyde
Carl Wilson
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
Stacy Beougner
Wiliam Helber
Sue Ann
Donald
Rolland
Mildred Blum
Coolville Honor Roll Lists Students by Grade
Coolville Troy's honor roll for the first six weeks lists Twelfth grade Evelyn Griffin Betty Jo Humphrey. Eleventh grade Mary Blackburn Barbara Chapman Maynord Cook Myrtle Griffin Freda Hall Harold McPherson Rex Robinson Thad Tanborey Julia Ann Walden. Tenth grade Margaret Washburn Doris Taylor Doris Barnhart Eneen Blake Doris Jean Brafford James Hobert Nadene Lyons Billy McLeod Jean Mantle. Ninth grade Joan Griffin Robert Reed. Eighth grade Jack Baker Leslie Cale Kenneth Gorrell Clair Creamer Eloise Humphrey Nellie Lee Humphrey Evelyn Huffman Loretta Washburn. Seventh grade Ronald Chapman Doty Lou Brancheberry Madeline Sinnett. Sixth grade Delores Baker Dorothy Blackburn George Rise Ivan Creezer Shellan Dalton John Humphrey Rex McNight Ruth Nutt Alvin Pierce Leo Powell. Fifth grade Anne Archer Kay Walden. Fourth grade Joan Clark Ruth Bath Robert Platt Yvonne Henderson. Third grade Velma Davis Bobbe Martin Janice Murphy Patty Sue Humphrey Melvitt Tanborey.
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Coolville
Troy
Evelyn Griffin
Betty Jo Humphrey
Mary Blackburn
Barbara Chapman
Maynord Cook
Myrtle Griffin
Freda Hall
Harold McPherson
Rex Robinson
Thad Tanborey
Julia Ann Walden
Margaret Washburn
Doris Taylor
Doris Barnhart
Eneen Blake
Doris Jean Brafford
James Hobert
Nadene Lyons
Billy McLeod
Jean Mantle
Joan Griffin
Robert Reed
Jack Baker
Leslie Cale
Kenneth Gorrell
Clair Creamer
Eloise Humphrey
Nellie Lee Humphrey
Evelyn Huffman
Loretta Washburn
Ronald Chapman
Doty Lou Brancheberry
Madeline Sinnett
Delores Baker
Dorothy Blackburn
George Rise
Ivan Creezer
Shellan Dalton
John Humphrey
Rex Mclnight
Ruth Nutt
Alvin Pierce
Leo Powell
Anne Archer
Kay Walden
Clyde Smith
Troy Grange
Cpl
Wendell Clark
Fort T Wash
Karls Af Et van
Pater
Re. Howard Mc Cox
Frances Nester
Ann Due Crites
Wese
Thursda
Ralph Chevalier
J. A. Gibbs
Athens
G. Q. Shanks
Airs
J. W. Frost
Frost
Gibbs
Estella Holter
Emerson
Racine
Winfield Rose
Dayton
Florence Humphrey
Roberta
Virginia Kincade
Carl Kincade
Board of Education
Chauncex-Dover
Athens Co
Ohio
Chauncex
Sand Ridge
Vol NG S Gurst
Sir Harold Ewart Returns After Mine Sweeper Loss
Abe Ewart, a crew member of the mine sweeper Perry sunk in the Pacific weeks earlier, is on all day leave with his wife in San Pedro. He endured a harrowing experience but suffered no major physical injuries. His belongings were lost and his whereabouts were unknown until arriving in San Pedro about a week ago.
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Logan
Sir Harold
Abe
Ewart
Perry
Pacific
San Pedro
Logan Brief Social Notes from Local Bridge Parties
Logan Hocking Hills Country Club hosted its annual benefit bridge with twelve tables and eleven prizes. Committee included Mrs. William Clapp and others. top prizes awarded to Mrs. Clinton Swengel and several others. Additional notes cover hostesses, club members, and local exchanges during the Hallowgen season.
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Leroy Conkle
Henry Dague
William Lehman
A. K. Smith
John Connor
John Hammon
Ed Kemper
Edgar Paul
C.S. Matheny
Clinton Swengle
Kinser
Danas Kinser
Sam Primmer
R. B Perkins
James Kreigh
Clinton Webb
Seard
Clarence, Matheny, Traydenville
Clarence Schemon
Frank Harden
James Barker
Judson Shriner
Service Men Visit From Various States Wartime Notes
Pvt. Richard DB Brown arrives from Sioux Falls South Dakota to spend a 20 day furlough before reporting to Bergstrom Field Austin Texas. Pvt. Phil Barker and twin Vance Barker visit their parents Logan Route 3 as Phil comes from Yuma Arizona and Vance from Mt. Pleasant Michigan. They head to Michigan to visit sister Mrs Merle Huggins. Mrs. John E Gotham Lois Bright learns of promotion to sergeant while serving as engineer gunner with a B 24 Liberator group under Lt. Col. Philip R. Hawes Pearl River New York. Pvt. Richard Robinson son of Mr and Mrs G R Robinson now assigned to the supply section of the air service command somewhere in Britain. He is husband of Mrs Pauline Heinlein Robinson. Book Club meets with host Mrs Walter Prather and reviewer Mrs C W Jones. Highlights include open Youth Canteen meeting and music by Mrs Hugh Meldrim. HonorAthenians hosts include Mr and Mrs Ed Jones with Athens friends. First rubber raincoats once worn by South American Indians who smeared bodies with liquid rubber.
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Richard DB. Brown
N. M. Brown
Third St
Sioux Falls
S. D
Brown
Bergstrom Field
Austin
Texas
Phil Barker
Vance
Ed Barker
Logan
Phil
Yuma
Arizona
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Daw Chemical Co
Michigan
Merle Huggins
Brama Barker
Barker Javins
Logan High School
John E. Gotham
Lois Bright
Philip R.hawes
Pearl River
Richard Robinson
G. R. Robinson
Air Service Command
Britain
Pauline Heinlein
Robinson
Delay Seal Sale Affects Christmas Drive Start
LOGAN State seals sale delayed to November 27 due to War Loan Drive beginning November 20. The sale had been set to open November 20. Mrs. Joe Francis and Mrs. Smooney Halby depart Gallagher Ave for Canton to attend funeral services for brother Louis George who died Monday.
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Logan
Joe Francis
Smooney Halby
Gallagher Ave
Canton
Louis George
Election Board To Remain Open For Absent Ballots
Mrs. Ella Harbaugh announces the Election Board will stay open on Thursday November 2 from 9 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. to accept absent voter ballots. Mail ballots due by 12 noon Friday November 3. Service men may vote until noon November 7. Since Oct 31 the first returned service ballot marked Deceased was received from France for Robert Collison. Ohio is among seven states that do not count such ballots.
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Board of Elections Office
War Department
Robert Collison
France
Harbaugh
Ohio
Births Announced for Kuhn and Gile Families
Logan and Mrs John Kuhn of Rockbridge Route 1 welcome a son born Monday evening at home. He is their fifth child. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Mike McBride of Lancaster and Mrs Nan Kuhn of Rockbridge. Harlen Cole Gile and his wife announce a son born last Saturday, their tenth child.
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Logan
John Kuhn
Rockbridge
Route 1
Mike McBride
Lancaster
Nan Kuhn
Harlen (Cole) Gile
Ewington Briefs from Local News
Ewington notes include Cottrill hauling mine posts for R O Woodall to a Rut land mine. Mr Roberts of Gallipolis visited daughter Mrs Clifford Unree and family. Mrs Rhoda Sumpter, living with her son George, fell and broke her hip recently. Mr and Mrs Harry Peters spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Carlys Harder. Revival meetings continue at Nazarene Church with six people baptized Sunday.
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Ewington
Francis Cottrill
R. O. Woodall
Rutland
Roberts
Gallipolis
Clifford Unree
Rhoda Sumpter
George
Harry Peters
Carlys
Nazarene Church
Hocking Men Are Accepted For Service
Logan Hocking County registrants accepted for the Army on Oct 25 include Jess Foster Barnhart Logan Charles Vincent 3och Route 4 Logan Hollis Lyndle Freeman Logan Robert Wilson Yansley Logan Vernon Leroy Verron S Bloomingville William van Howdyshell Route 4 Logan Franklin Thomas James Murray City Joe Ulysses Johnson Logan Shear Mur Knece Route 2 Lanr aisville Pearl Woodrow Sherburn Lancaster Clarence Arthur Spicar Logan Robert Lee Struble Logan John Vasko Murray City Nova Eugene West New Straitsville Devlin Lester Winland Laurelville Route 1 Denver Quention Wolfe Route 1 New Plymouth.
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Logan
Hocking County
Jess Foster Barnhart
Charles Vincent 3Och
Hollis Lyndle Freeman
Robert Wilson Yansley
Vernon
Leroy
Verron
S. Bloomingville
William van Howdyshell
Franklin Thomas James
Murray City
Joe Ulysses Johnson
Shear Mur Knece
Lanraisville
Pearl Woodrow
Sherburn
Lancaster
Clarence Arthur Spicar
Robert Lee Struble
John Vasko
Nova Eugene West
New Straitsville
Devlin Lester Winland
Laurelville
Denver Quention Wolfe
New Plymouth
Education Week Planned Proclaimed By Logan G. E. Carr
Logan G. E. Carr, superintendent of schools, proclaims the week of November 5 through 11 as American Education Week. The theme is Education for New Tasks, stressing planning for America's future during wartime and ensuring educational opportunities for all regardless of race creed or color.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
America
Supt. Carr
Special Farm Course Opens in Logan
Logan Superintendent G E Carr announced a rural war production training course taught by H D Saxton. Classes run Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 10 p m at the Agricultural Building near the Junior High School. Topics cover repair and overhauling of farm machinery and labor saving devices. Open to the public with sponsorship by the Logan Schola with aid from the Federal government.
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LOGAN
G. E. Carr
H. D. Saxton
Logan Schrola
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