Voters Select GOPs for Positions in Hocking County
In the county’s first peace time election in six years voters backed Republicans in all contests. Logan-Harley Meyer won the common pleas judge seat with 338 more votes than rival Rhea Pettit Bangert. Congress candidate Walter E. Brehm led Lester Reid by 1,030 votes. General Assembly winner L. P. Mooney topped Rolland Bright by 544. County commissioner James L. Martin defeated Harry E. Dennis by 735. County auditor Harry L. Smith won 3,486 to 2,820 over Leonard Tom. County auditor unexpired term Harry St Clair tallied 3,621.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Bright
James L. Martin
Harry E. Dennis
Harry L. Smith
Leonard R. Tom
Harry St Clair
Logan Band Receives Columbus Christmas Parade Invitation
Logan High School Band, under instruction of James Horwell, earns invite to Columbus Christmas parade, with expenses paid for outstanding Ohio bands and extra prizes this year. Parade set for November 20 at 7 30 p m. The band will perform at the Logan Jackson game Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
James Horwell
Logan High
Columbus
Logan Board Lists Two Honorable Discharges
Mrs Katherine Myers chief clerk of the local Selective Service Board announced two honorable discharges Cpl George Rolland Nice of Ft Sheridan Ill Oct 29 son of Mr and Mrs Ray Nice Union Furnace and S Sgt Edward Kerns of Ft Sheridan Ill Oct 26 son of Mr and Mrs Amos Kerns near South Bloomingville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Katherine Myers
Selective Service Board
George Rolland Nice
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Cpl. Nice
Ray Nice
Union Furnace
S-Sget
Edward Kerns
Kerns
Amos Kerns
South Bloomingville
Hours Listed By Retailers In Logan For Holiday Season
Logan Retail Merchants committee chair Joe Case announces store hours for December. From December 2 to 18 regular hours. December 19 to 23 open until 9 p m with December 19 full day. December 24 regular hours until 5 30 p m. Closed all day December 26 for Christmas. chamber notified. Committee members include Charles Epstein Warner Lehman Joe Bennett Art Gasser Clarke Bixby Earl Elberfeld John Hammon John Alfred Lanning and Phil Faine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Retail Merchants Committee
Joe Case
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Epstein
Warner Lehman
Joe Bennett
Art Gasser
Clarke Bixby
Earl Elberfeld
John Hammon
John Alfred Lanning
Phil Faine
Chamber of Commeerce
Mrs. Mattie Short Dies at 79 in Logan
Mrs. Mattie Short widow of Wilson Short died Tuesday at 11 05 a m at the home of her granddaughter Mrs Henry Adcock Warner Avenue following a long illness A former Carbon Hill resident she had lived in Logan for years One other granddaughter Mrs John Roberts of Sandusky survives She was preceded in death by a daughter Funeral services will be announced by Leonard funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mattie Short
Wilson Short
Henry Adcock
Warner Ave
Carbon Hill
John Roberts
Sandusky
Leonard Funeral Directors
Hocking Probate Court Lists Permits to Wed
Hocking Probate Court posts licenses for six couples plus two marriages by Justice of the Peace Frank St Clair and Rev Grueser in Nelsonville Laurelville and Carbon Hill. Licenses issued Saturday to Bowers Rizer White McVey Stump Smith Corby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Probate Court
Justice of the Peace
Frank St. Clair
William J. Bowers
Albert Bowers
Nelsonville
Margaret Ann Rizer
Fred H. Wolfe
Donald Eugene White
Jessie White
Donna Lucille McVey
John McVey
Union Furnace
A. N. Grueser
Joseph J. Johnson
Clifford Johnson
Laurelville
Florence S. Stump
Joseph Stump
Don Bernard Smith
Carl Smith
Carbon Hill
Francis Ann Corby
Michael Corby
George
Hocking VA Establishes Farm Training Program in Logan
The Hocking County Veterans Administration Agricultural Training Committee announced an agricultural training course for veterans to be held tonight at 7 30 p.m. in Logan at the Vocational Agriculture Building. The program covers stipends for self employed and wage workers, with classroom and on farm instruction and applications now being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Veterans’ Administration
Production Credit Association
John Buchanan
V.A. Training Office
Wallace Gillogly
Soil Conservation Service
Logan City
James L. Young
George E. Carr
Logan Schools
Howard Knowles
Halsey Lafferty
Earl Ball
Wayne Ball
Charles Thurston
Charles Mathias
John Burgess
Henry Vickery
George Graham
Kenneth Crawford
Loren Schorr
Clinton St. Clair
Rolland Bailey
Edgar Norman
Willard Smith
Otto Shaw
Veterans Administration
Hospital Births Include Three Girls One Boy
Recent births at Hocking Valley Hospital include a Murray City couple with a daughter born at 6:50 a.m. Tuesday weighing seven pounds, a Logan Route 1 couple with a daughter at 1:40 p.m. Tuesday, a Logan Route 3 couple with a son at 5:20 a.m. Sunday weighing nine and one fourth pounds, and Nelsonville residents with a daughter weighing seven pounds born at 2:15 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Leakin
Murray City
Gerald Rheinscheid
John W. Freeman
Thomas Polley
Nelsonville
Carl Pettit
John Kline
Rockbridge
Marcus Levering
Edwin Trowbridge
John Six
New Plymouth
David Johnson
Carbon Hill
Robert McCune
Stanley Norris
Desmer Bownes
Chauncie Stewart
Cohagans Visit Virginia for Logan Extension
Mr. and Mrs. Cohagan spent Sunday in Williams town West Virginia as guests of Mrs. Cohagan's mother Mrs. Sarah Vogt. Mrs. Vogt accompanied them to Logan for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mrs
Starling Cohagan
Williamstown
W. Va
West PTA To Meet At School For Rehearsal
Logan group of West School mothers will gather at the school tonight at 7 30 p m for a rehearsal session led by the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pta
Wallace Brown Injured at Logan Clay Plant
Wallace Brown, E. Front Sr., suffered a sprained right ankle while working at Logan Clay Product Co on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Brown
Logan
E. Front Sr
Logan Clay Product Co
Lancaster Man Fined in Mayor Weltner Court
Edwin L. Bell of Lancaster was arraigned in Mayor Denzil Weltner s court on disorderly conduct charges and paid a $5 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Logan
Edwin L. Bell
Denzil Weltner
Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Court
Ross E Reed filed for divorce from Lucille H Reed in Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio Cause No 18857 alleging gross neglect of duty and wilful absence. Hearing set on or after December 11 1946 with attorney Harold J Rose listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille H. Reed
Surf Street
Schendel
Chicago
Linois
Ross FE. Reed
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Burial Services Today For Carl Price
Funeral services for Carl Price age 33 were held at the United Brethren Church with Rev A N Grueser officiating. Organ music was provided by Carl Spence. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery in Union Furnace.
Harrington Church Women Meet For Monday Social
The Harrington Class of the Presbyterian Church held a Monday gathering at Mrs. Phil Tschappat’s home on W. Front St. with Mrs. Rudolph Brandt presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. Tschappat and a lesson by Mrs. Fanny Spears followed by refreshments served by a long list of hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Allison
Harry Bell
Rudolph Brandt
Carl Brown
Paul Collison
Arthur Dellmatch
Winifred Engle
Dessie Hanna
Ruth Heft
Merle Karshner
Olive Neibling
Willard Lyke
John McBroom
Kerwood Martin
Jay Nimon
Lottie Shaw
Seth Sloan
Fanny Spears
Hester Lee White
Harry Smith
Wellston Bride Weds Logan Groom in Columbus Church Ceremony
Miss Berdine Strous daughter of Mr and Mrs Webb Strous Wellston and Jacob Ervin son of Mrs Ida Corbin Logan and Mr Grant Corbin Columbus wed Nov 3 at 1 30 pm in First Community Church Columbus. Reception for 25 at the Porters home. both wear autumn pastel outfits and corsages. The bride a Wellston High School 1935 and Ohio University 1939 alumna, the groom a pre dental student at Ohio State University. They will reside at 1413 Ashland Ave Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdine Strous
Webb Strous
Wellston
Jacob Ervin
Ida M. Corbin
Logan
Grant Corbin
Columbus
Roy Burkhart
Joseph Porter
George Graham
Porter
Cathryn Duell
John McCausky
Clara Conrad
Arch Taylor
Mary Calkins
Athens
Robert Graham
Taylor
Wellston High School
Ohio University
Theda Upsilom
Franklin Academy
Logan High School
Ordnance Department
China - Burma - India
Ohio State University
Ashland Ave
Cherringtons and Braddocks Visit Across Cities This Week
Dr. M. H. Cherrington attends a medical refresher course in Chicago. Mrs. Scott Braddock travels to Akron to visit her son Desmond Braddock and family after a weekend in Logan. Weekend guests include the Kistlers in Columbus and the Hubers in Dayton plus Lucas and Frey families from Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Cherrington
Chicago
Cherrington
Scott Braddock
S. Mulberry Sr
Akron
Desmond Braddock
Braddock
Logan
Ford Kistler
Church St
Walter Shumaker
Reba Jane
Bremen
Harold Ackers
Wiletta
Paul
Lancaster
Ida Poling
Newark
Margaret Kistler
Columbus
Archie Huber
Gale
Shirley
Dayton
Alton Pfaff
Robert Lucas
Linda
Carolyn
Springfield
Addison Frey
Maple St
Lucas
Frey
Weekend Guests Visit Families Across Ohio Circles
Glouster society notes list weekend visits by Ed Kurtzman and George Kurtzman of Shelby to Mrs. O A McDonald. Columbus residents Howard Trott and F B Sternbaum with O A McDonald. Athens residents Vern Scott and John Thompson. Ida South visiting son Carl South in Dayton. Ruth Ann Brown and Harold Dickens with Charles Hoisington in Jacksonville. Marion Zarley from Columbus visiting family in McLeish and Dow Lowery households. other Zarley guests from Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeish
Marion Zarley
Dow Lowery
Dow, Jr
Glenn
Bertha
Dana Zarley
Zarley
Charles Zarley
Near Corning
Women of the Moose to Meet Thursday Evening
Glouster group Women of the Moose will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m local time. A stork shower for a member will be conducted during the meeting per announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Women of the Moose
958 Ballots Cast In Glouster Precincts
Four Glouster precincts reported a total of 958 votes cast in Tuesday's election. Governor Lausche led Herbert 489 to 453, Bricker beat Huffman 459 to 437, Jenkins edged McCown 475 to 433, and E LeFever carried all four precincts 574 to 349 for Tigner. Mechem led Bryson 457 to 427 in state senate, Withem defeated Bolin 476 to 433 for commissioner, and the school levy carried 552 to 261, meeting the majority requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lausche
Herbert
Bricker
Huffman
Jenkins
McCown
E. LeFever
Tigner
Mechem
Bryson
William Withem
Bolin
Vernon couple to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs C A Vernon will mark their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday November 17 with an open house at their home 15 Hill Street Glouster. The couple moved to Glouster 57 years ago where he supervised a Standard Oil Co distributing station until his 1928 retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. A. Vernon
Hill St
Vernon
Standard Oil Co
Eagle Official William Wetherald to Speak at Glouster
William Wetherald grand treasurer of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will address Glouster Eagles at 7 p m Thursday at the Eagles clubhouse on Eagle Objectives and Accomplishments He is on a Ohio tour and will speak after the meeting at lunch served following the session He is a former mayor of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Wetherald
Zanesville
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Glouster Eagles
Eagles
Ohio
Wetherald
John King Announces Local Meeting Saturday
John King Jr secretary of Mine Local 648 announces a meeting Saturday at 1 p m in Odd Fellows Hall. A checkweighman will be chosen to replace Sam Dunnett who resigns to move to Delaware. The meeting will also discuss a new hospital plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John King, Jr
Odd Fellows Hall
Sam Dunnett
Delaware
King
Mrs Hoisington Visits Relatives in Detroit
Mrs Charles Hoisington and grandson Lloyd Gaston traveled to Columbus on Tuesday then went to Detroit to visit Mr and Mrs James McCall and Janelda Hoisington. They toured Bell Isle and Windsor Canada before returning via Columbus for a dinner with cousins Mr and Mrs Marion Springer. They visited Zanesville to see Mr and Mrs Ralph M Hoisington and returned Friday. Miss Hoisington went back to Dayton Monday where she is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Hoisington
Lloyd Gaston
Columbus
Geraldine
Dayton
Detroit
James McCall
Janelda Hoisington
Bell Isle
Windsor
Canada
Ralph M. Hoisington
Miss Hoisington
Joe Sayre to Undergo Major Operation in Columbus
Joe Sayre was taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus today for a major operation. Doctors will remove a bone fragment from his leg and graft it to his spine to aid recovery. The procedure follows injuries from a truck accident in October 1945 while delivering groceries for his father's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joe Sayre
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Joe
Mayor Announces Police Force Position Opening
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams says applications for a police officer job will be received until November 15. The council will meet to review all applications. The opening will fill the third full time police position in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Planned With Stamp Drive
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion announces a meeting Thursday at 7 p m in American Legion Hall. Members are asked to bring sales stamps. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
American Legion Hall
Henry Williams Off Duty as Night Police Officer
Henry Williams has been off duty for 10 days due to illness. He is reported improving but will not return to duty for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Henry Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Harley Meyer
Hocking County Common Pleas
Nature
Carter
Turkeys
Logan Frozen Food Locker
S. Mulberry St
Tel
Logan Board
Rs. M. Short
Glouster, Ohio
Hocking VA
Virginia
West School
PTA
Mother Singers
Ross E Reed
Harold J. Rose
Carl Price
Moose
Victor
Levy
Vernons
John King
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
R. L. Armer
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Rose
Mrs. Hoisington
A&p
Stairs Store
Nashua
Esmond
Altmans
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