Logan City Voters Approve One-Mill Levy in 1945 Election
Approximately 73 percent of Logan city voters backed the one mill special tax levy for municipal needs with 1335 for and 487 against. Mayor race preliminaries show Weltner 994 and Kinser 824. Also approved were a $10,000 Good Hope Township sanitation bond and a 3 mill Laurelville Perry school levy. Precinct 3 A reported first. Local election workers listed.
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Athens Messenger
Logan City
Logan
Weltner
Kinser
Goodope Township
Rockbridge
Laurelville-Perry
County Board of Education
C. T. Grattidge
Harry McVey
David Thorne
Stephen Barber
Discharges Announced By Board
Hocking County Selective Service Board lists discharges for several servicemen including Pfc Washington Bowers Jr of Logan and Lt Clyde W Jones of Logan. Notable overseas service durations range from four months to twenty five months with statuses such as POW and ship’s cook.
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Logan
Hocking County Selective Service Board
Washington Bowers, Jr
Charles Wayne Wood
Route 3
Nelsonville
Ship
St Marys Auxiliary Installs Officers After Dinner
St Marys Auxiliary held a por iuck dinner on Tuesday for its November meeting followed by installation of officers led by Mrs Mueller of Columbus. New officers include Emma Walsh president Sarah Weis vice president Florence Kessler recording secretary Agatha Brown financial secretary Catherine Eberst treasurer Ida Schrader messenger Margaret Mary Kaiser sentinel Mary Adcock guard Jennie Dolan Smooney Halby Catherine Roberts trustees. Past president Julia Donahue attended her first meeting since fracturing her hip last February. December meeting will be a social.
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Mary Adcock
Guard
Jennie Dolan
Smooney Halby
Catherine Roberts
Julia Donahue
Hospital Notes Of Logan Area Highlights Local Surgeries
Logan area hospital notes report Gerald Sinnott recovering from major surgery at Gibbons Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Patricia Shanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shanley, had a tonsillectomy on Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Lake underwent major surgery at Gibbons on Wednesday. Travis Barnes, Mrs. Ernest Nutter, and infant daughter were dismissed from Gibbon Tuesday or Wednesday after injuries or birth. Shanley Shriner Brown born at Lancaster Municipal Hospital Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Brown. grandparents and great-grandparents listed. Father recently left for overseas duty. Mrs. N. M. Brown and Mrs. Gerald Devol noted. Florence Larimer underwent major surgery at Saint Anthony's Hospital in Columbus Tuesday. replacement teacher named. Ben Vorhees treated for crushed left foot at Hocking Valley Brick Company. Giraffe fact ends.
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Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Shanley Shriner Brown
Judson Shriner
Harry Brown
Ann Shriner
Second St
Edwin James
Springfield
N. M. Brown
Third St
Pas
Gerald Devol
Carbonhill
Florence Larimer
Saint Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Mary Lemon
Ben Vorhees
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Arraigned on Charge of Property Damage
Jack Dane and Dwayne Brooks of Longstreth were arraigned before Magistrate Frank St Clair on destruction of property charges. They pled not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury on 200 bond each, then released. Also noted: Mae Freeman versus Robert Freeman divorce case dismissed. E A Person versus Foster Kyle suit as of November 7. Sheriff Floyd Duffy apprehended the defendants.
Logan Social Notes Promote Club Meetings and Events
Logan reports detail Garden Club and Book Club gatherings at Emma and Anna Wellman’s home with flower displays, program papers on Pioneer Women, and guest attendance. Other clubs meet for sewing, circle socials, and contract bridge while members travel to Athens for a duplicate club event and Sigma Phi Gamma initiation. Local notices include deliveries, visits, and Selective Service updates.
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Logan
Emma
Anna Wellman
South Spring St
E. M. Godfrey
Amos L. Heyde
John Rochester
Paul Monks
Num- Logan
William Faienen
C. W. Scheide
Hevde
Godfrey
Carl,Harsch
Funeral Rites Held for Frank Rose
Logan obsequies for Frank Rose, former Logan resident, who died Sunday in Norfolk Virginia after a long illness, were held Wednesday at 2 pm at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev C W Swengel officiating. Pallbearers were Homer Gabriel, Melrose Harbaugh, Newell Grooms, Libourn Iles, W W Martin and James Mreig. Burial was in Lake Store Cemetery.
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Logan
Frank Rose
Norfolk
Leonard
Ev. C. W. Swengel
Homer Gabriel
Lelrose Harbaugh
Newell Grooms
Ilbourn Iles
W. W. Martin
James Mreig
Ak Store
Blue Lake Notes Share Local Visits and Updates
Blue Lake residents report guests from Ripley Los Angeles and Columbus. Families welcome returning sailors and returning servicemen while noting tobacco farming, power installations in homes and schools. Five Elizabeth Chapel youths to speak at county peace declamation contest.
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Blue Lake
Halley Mays
Ripley
Beecher
Golda Wells
Walter Sheets
Los Angeles
Calif
Sheets
Navy
C. E. Sheets
Virginia Halley
B. Covington
Columbus
Wilbur Boggs
Boggs
Geraldine Sheets
Columinus
Truman Saunders
Perrysburg
Emory Carter
Noah Carter
Joseph Hunt
Spencer. W. Va
Parsons
Harold Smith
Florida
Sergeant Smith
G. M.' Nith
E. Saunders
Eli'beth Chapel
Alia County
Orin R. Sheets
Evelyn
Samuel
Pleasant Valley Social Notes
Pleasant Valley notes record Mrs Matthew Reeves and family visiting from Columbus. Mrs Reeves and Mr Reeves’ mother also called on relatives in the area. Several local families, including Wood, Whaley, Cooley, Bolin, Gilham, Bechl, and Cline, are mentioned with visits and gatherings.
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Pleasant Valley
Matthew Reeves
Colum
Reeves
Tie Reeves
Nville Reeves
Wood
Columbus
Pork Wood
Iles Wood
Jim
Will Whaley
Vorhes
Hebbardsville
Bolin
Betty Gilham
Syracuse WSCS Meets and Area Social Notes
Syracuse residents attend a district WSCS meeting in Wheelersburg, Mrs. Irving Karr Sr hosts Syracuse WSCS at home, and local clergy Rev A J Shea wrapped up a Nazarene revival. Community updates include illness recoveries, new homes, visitors from Cadiz and Beaver, and a Halloween PTA party at Syracuse grade school.
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Syracuse
C. B. Weese
A. M. Roberts
Wheelersburg
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Irving Karr
WSCS
Carl Seidenabel
Cadiz
George Réa
Hortense Seidenabel
Marcia Karr
Asbury Methodist Church School
A. J. Shea
Twila Land Echo Pitlinger
Shelby
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Ross Stewart
Minersville
Jeff Jones
Beaver
John Hallam
George McBride
Racine
George Rea
Holzer Hospital
William Stobert
Janice
Lake Hand
Fla
W. H. Franciseck
Clifton
Charles Calkins
Athens
van Johnson
Mary Elizabeth
Syracuse Pta
Emma Duckworth
Daisy Duckworth
Genevieve
Rittman
Heber James
Junior Red Cross Drive Starts At Logan High School
The Junior Red Cross drive began Wednesday under Mrs James Horwell supervising Room 22 led by Miss Alice Frasch first to enroll fully. Room 20 under Harley Ellinger and Room 36 under James Rutgers followed with complete enrollments. The American Junior Red Cross supports the National Children's Fund since 1919. It funds medical kits for schools in Yugoslavia Greece and other foreign countries.
Francis Car Damaged In Traffic Crash
Corrigedor veteran Jesse Francis of Zanesville arrived unexpectedly at the Wood and Hunter Street corner scene in Logan. He was driving south and was struck at the Hunter Street intersection while a prisoner on Wood. He suffered machine gun wounds and was driven to Fletcher General Hospital where his condition was listed as fair.
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Logan
California
J. Sheets
Fletcher General Hospital
Hunter Sr
Ohio
Fletcher Hospital
State Auditors Check On School Records
Miss Lucille Hertzer and Miss Marian Burns of the Auditor of State's Columbus office examine county and city school records. The report references water clocks and clepsydra as historic time-measuring devices displayed on the third floor of the courthouse, illustrating ancient timekeeping used by Egyptians Chinese Greeks and Romans.
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Logan
Lucille Hertzer
Marian Burns
Columbus
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Harry Wright
Sam Buchanan
William Tannehill
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Herman Leroy Devore
Gore
T-Set
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Buchtel
Ray P. Dollison
Pfe
Arthur Mectin Rose
P.O.W. l
Germany
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Glouster
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St. Mary's Auxiliary
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Green
Tra Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
John L. Lewis
William
Washington
India
Tanit Ikao
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Long Island
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Book Club
Madge Wright
Tourist Book Club
East Hunter St
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Josephine Finchney
Wayne Todd
George Washburn
Warren Johnson
Ack Myers
Raycllen Garverick
Richard Brandt
Faith Wright
Ruth Goodswin
Dean Collison
Sewing Club
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South Market SL
Frank Harden
Harry Bell
Charles Yonie
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Yonle
Mound St
Edgar Paul
Harry Stevenson
Mary Bowen
Emma Petts
Naomi Goulding
Elia Keynes
Edith Ellison
Bess Muchmore
Della Bishop
Charles Breene
Ruth
R. Re Lanning
Keith Schultz
Ed Miller
Noember
Bright
Wayne
Heers, Scheide
Mjchle
Winona Case
Schultz
Fred Carpenter
Mr Cherrington
Kemper
J. R. Hankison
John Lee
Lawrence Hack
Dans K Ser
Matheny
Harold Saxton
Claude Hammon
Cherrington
Delta
Anna Marie Shorr
Marjorie Price
Thomas Walsh
John Shaw
Hayes Pritchard
Garnet Sheets
Margaret Ann Martin
John Connor
Joinor
Emma Floyd J
Wiliam Lehman
Howard White
Isabella Hyson
M. H. Cherrington
Russell Mont-gomery
Bell Miller
Melrose Harbaugh
Phil Tschappat
Arthur Miller
G. Bowen
Hyson
Philip deMain
Akron
deMain
Pius Paul Sanderson
Sherman
Texas
Sanderson
P. L. Sanderson
East Second St. Pie
Donald Smith
Camp Chaffee
Ark
United States
Easant Valley Cial
Syracuse News
Elberfeld
Red Cross
Francis
Corrigedor
Boa
Mecca Board
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