Red Cross Drive Plans Unfold In Hocking County
Final plans for the Red Cross roll call were made at a luncheon in the First Presbyterian Church as leaders prepared to launch the annual drive. No quota was set, but the committee aims to achieve the county’s largest membership to meet world needs, with detailed ward and district leadership listed.
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Logan
Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
Lynch
Howard Ralston
Wilhelmina Deissle
Josephine Iles
E. B. White
Stanley W. Wiant
Fred Burchfield
Earl Elberfeld
Deissle
Hocking County
Wilhelmina Deissie
D. O. Davis
Dallas Kinser
Alfred Campbell
Charles F. Rauch
Ward
H. H. Heinlein
Carl Harsh
George Lehman
B. C. Nixon
J. R. Hankison
Claude Chrisman
Stanton Pond
Dayton Schulthies
Harry Nill
Joe White
H. D. Arnold
J. E. Frasure
Curtis Cole
Thomas E. Bender
Robert Keynes
Paul Monks
George Hengst
John Rochester
Cyrus Rochester
Harry Wright
Warren Lanning
Marvin Conkle
Darley Kitchen
Russell Poling
Orla Wolfe
Carl Judy
Joe Brooker
Paul Sanderson
FE. M. Godfrey
Clayton
List of pallbearers and social notices names
Scheide Jr and many listed women including Mrs J A Green Mrs Clyde Hockman Mrs Richard Lavey Mrs Harry Hammon Fourth Mrs James Phillips Mrs Ford Smith Mrs James L Young Mrs Frank Johnson Mrs Ralph Henderson Mrs William Clark Mrs Bertha Nimon Mrs Ford Carpenter and Miss Helen Clark appear as attendees in the notice detailing local society names and associations.
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Scheide, Jr
J. A. Green
Clyde Hockman
Richard Lavey
Harry Hammon
James Phillips
Ford Smith
James L. Young
Frank Johnson
Ralph Henderson
William Clark
Bertha Nimon
Ford Carpenter
Helen Clark
First Snow Arrives in Logan
Logan reports its first snowfall of the season on Thursday evening as snow clouds move in from the north and temperatures drop after sundown.
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Logan
Fire Hazards In Logan To Be Studied
Logan Chamber of Commerce will host a fire prevention survey Tuesday November 19 with the Fire Prevention Association. The effort targets accumulation of combustible waste in basements of stores and plants to identify hazards and reduce the fire menace.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Local Social Notes From Radcliff And Nearby Areas
Birth announcements include Willard Franklin for Hollis and wife and Karen Sue for Paul and wife. Garden club in Winton Township adds four members among 26 with plans for December party at the high school. Auto wreck near Pomeroy injures Mr Dailey while Mrs Dailey is treated for shock. Friends attend long funeral in McArthur. Visitors from Bellaire and Baltimore spend time here. Dr Swisher improves after Holzer Hospital. Birthday gathering at Mrs John Riley’s home. Mrs A J Jeffers has a slight stroke. Stout family host golden anniversary event nearby.
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Radcliff
Hollis Harvey
Willard Franklin
Paul Zinn
Karen Sue
Winton Township Garden Club
Bernadean Eberts
Frank Dailey
Harold
Pomeroy
Dailey
Clyde Camp
William Gregory
McArthur
James Hawkins
Marjorie Wright
Bellaire
Leonard Calvin
Baltimore
Albany
B. V. Swisher
Holzer Hospital
John Riley
A. J. Jeffers
C. H. Stout
Walbridge
J. W. Sanford
Stover
J. M. Murphy
Nelsonville
Churches To Observe Union Thanksgiving
Logan Methodists host War Relief talks and sermons on Thanksgiving themes across Sunday services. Rev Wiant will address Thanksgiving in relation to past present and future. others plan new sermon series on Our Great Physician and Inner and Outer World. Union services are planned, with lessons and pictures, at several churches including St Matthew Lutheran St John Lutheran and Enterprise United Brethren.
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Logan—Methodist War Relief
Stanley W. Wiant
Malaya
Epworth League
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L Heyde
Harley Meyer
Heyde
St. John Lutheran Church
Robert Cook
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Myron W. Clark
Enterprise United Brethren Church
God
Bethany Church
Institute Officers To Outline Program
Rockbridge Farmers Institute officers will meet Tuesday evening to plan December's program. Officers named are Pearl Starner president Charles Mathias vice president Elmer Risch secretary and Mrs Zetta Mathias hostess. State speakers Carrie Wilson Sunbury and Charles Peters Minerva have been procured.
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Logan
Rockbridge Farmers’ Institute
Pearl Starner
Charles Mathias
Elmer Risch
Zetta Mathias
Carrie Wilson
Sunbury
Charles Peters
Minerva
Three Youths Called For Army Service
LOGAN The selective service board requested three men for the first quota in Hocking County. The men must pass examinations and report November 25. Named as reportees are Pearl B. Hanning of Zanesville Avenue, Charles Moore of East Main Street, and Frank Tucker of Rockbridge.
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Logan
Selective Service Board
Hocking County
Pearl B. Hanning
Zanesville, Ave
Charles Moore
East Main St
Frank Tucker
Rockbridge
Recount Set For Tuesday Morning In Logan County
Logan Hocking County Election Board served notice to four county commissioner candidates that a recount would be held at 9 a m Tuesday November 19 in the courthouse office. Frank St Clair withdrew his request for retabulation in Logan 1B and Falls 2 precincts leaving five precincts to be checked with about 1700 votes involved.
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Logan
Hocking County
William C Elliott and Icye Elliott Divorced in Uncontested Case
William C Elliott was granted a divorce from Icye Elliott on Wednesday in an uncontested case. The court cited neglect as the basis for the dissolution of the marriage.
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Logan
William C. Elliott
Icye Elliott
Annual Meeting of Mingo Lodge of Masons
The Mingo Lodge of Masons holds its annual meeting at the temple at 7 30 this Monday evening for officer elections. After the business session a luncheon will be served.
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Logan
Mingo Lodge of Masons
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Club Gatherings
Members of Among Ourselves Club and guests met at the White House for a one o’clock luncheon hosted by Miss Ida Steinman. The D B Club, Home Makers Club, Six Suit Bridge Club, Wednesday Contract Club, Jolly Twelve Club, and Questionnaire Club held meetings with dinners, games, contests, and awards at various Logan homes on Wednesday.
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D. B. Club
Albert Iles
William Petty
J. G. Gilliam
Jesse Cooley
Sam Jones
J. P. Watkins
Chauncey Riggs
Adam Schaal
Linden Kellar
Lucy Wade
Newell Grooms
George van Fossen
Home Makers Club
Grooms Home
W. Main St
W. B. Lacock
J. E. Frasure
Lacock
D. O. Davis
Theodore Lemon
Frasure
John Kelch
Blosser
Six Suit Bridge Club
W. D. Bassett
S. Mulberry St
Alfred Carpenter
W. D. Braddock
Charles Green
Jolly Twelve
Gallagher Ave
Zoe Blosser
Pearl Leaman
Carl Sparnon
Leaman
Sparnon
Albert Smith, Logan
Clifford Hawk
Frank Hawk
Toys Turned Tickets For Saturday Movie At New Ruble
Used toys in good condition will admit youngsters free to a Saturday morning show at the New Ruble Theater at 10 o clock. Management cooperates with city firemen in a Christmas toy drive. Firemen will collect and recondition toys for distribution at Christmas.
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Logan
Ruble Theater
Rural School Inspections Continue in Hocking County
Logan L. Louthian of the state department led a rural high school inspection in Hocking County on Wednesday. Superintendent Samuel H. Dillon accompanied him and then traveled to Columbus on a business trip.
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Logan
L. L. Louthian
State Department
Hocking County
Samuel H. Dillon
Dillon
Columbus
Logan Lodge to Bremen for Evening Fish Fry
A group of Odd Fellows from Logan Lodge plans an evening trip to Bremen to attend a fish fry.
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Bremen
Logan Lodge
Logan High School Bonfire Rally Fuels Chieftains Ahead of Lancaste r
Logan High School students and supporters held a large bonfire rally at the central buildings to boost the Chieftains before tonight’s homecoming clash with Lancaster High. Coach Tom Bender praised players seven seniors in their last game as Captain Bill Bryan and James Horwell led cheers.
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Logan
Logan High School
Central Group
Chieftain
Lancaster
Tom Bender
James Horwell
Bender
Chieftains
E. J. Wilson
Lancaster High
Bill Bryan
Main St
Marguerite Kine
Church notices and visiting guests in local community
Mrs. Pearl Six and family hosted by in law Mr Mrs Earl Landis while Mrs W B Lacock to host Saturday Club on E Main St. Franklin Kerr Guild to meet for annual Thanksgiving service at Presbyterian social rooms with speaker Mrs K G Kirkendale. Thank offering boxes to be presented. Mrs Ethel Hoskins to spend winter in New York with great nephew Fred Stite family. Mrs Leslie Evans from Columbus visiting relatives in Logan with Fred Stoughton and Mrs Ralph Bond.
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Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Church
K. G. Kirkendale
Gallipolis
Presbyterian
Phil Tschappat
Ethel Hoskins
New York
Fred Stite
Leslie Evans
Columbus
Logan
Fred Stoughton
Ralph Bond
Allen To Head County Grange
LOGAN R. E. Allen of this city was elected as master of Pomona Grange for another year as the annual meeting convened at Rockbridge. Officers named include Elmer Risch overseer Mrs Marion Beery chaplain Mrs Ruth Bennington lecturer James Guthrie steward Neal Beery assistant steward Mary Blum assistant lady steward Merle Primmer secretary Paul Shaw treasurer Sylvia Bownes gatekeeper Thelma Mowery Pomona Lucy Ellinger Flora Ruth Rheinscheid Ceres. The girls drill and degree team received pins. A program followed with Thanksgiving Customs told by Dorothy Hartman, recitations by Bob Rheinscheid and talks by Carolyn Martin James Guthrie and Irvin Kriin. Harley Meyer spoke and the three girls team sang. Meeting adjourned with next session set for Enterprise on Jan 8.
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Flora
Ruth Rheinscheid
Ceres
Grange
Dorothy Hartman
Bob Rheinscheid
Carolyn Martin
James Guthrie
Irvin Kriin
Harley Meyer
Enterprise
City Commissioner Ill Delays County Home Visit
Commissioner J. M. Conkle of this city was ill on Thursday and unable to join colleagues Frank St. Clair and Anthony Cook when they went to the County Home.
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Logan
J. M. Conkle
Frank St. Clair
Anthony Cook
Logan-William Mock Injured After Tree Trimming Fall
William Mock was injured trimming a tree Wednesday afternoon and is reported in satisfactory condition. Local responders arrived at the scene and he was transported for evaluation.
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Logan
William Mock
Draft Forms Prepared for Hocking Area
Logan reports forms arrived for the local selective service board to mail questionnaires to 2485 registrants in Hocking County. 185 registrants live outside the county but remain in touch for possible recall. 50 questionnaires will be mailed daily and calls are not expected to rise significantly before year’s end.
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LOGAN
Selective Service Board
Hocking County
Forest E. Weinrich
Fred Murray
W. W. Martin
Selective Service
Turnip Grower Exhibits Seven-Pound Specimen
Frank Ewing of Green Township showcased a seven pound turnip in Logan on Thursday highlighting a successful harvest.
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Logan
Frank Ewing
Green Township
Army Service Entry for Logan Captain William F. Smith
Captain William F. Smith of Logan leaves for Ft. Thomas Kentucky to enter service with the Officers Reserve Corps. The Hocking County sanitary engineer will report to the Ft. Thomas reception center for duty assignment.
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Logan
William F. Smith
Ft. Thomas
Officers Reserve Corps
Smith
Hocking County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Hocking Co. Red Cross
Modern Science
England
Anne Khmer
Greenwich
O. F. Temple
I. R. Goldberg
Worstell Bldg
Optometrist
N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Colonial
Colonial Service
Athens, Ohio
Harris Furniture House
Rauch
Masons
Bassetts Entertain
Victor Simiele
Midland Place
Charles Eberst
Thomas Bender
Eberst
Carols Gaffin
Clarence Blosser
Hubert Lappen
Mrs. Green
Ben Bailey
Jerry Matheny
Henry Kamrling
Carbon Hill
J. Teeble
Fred Moorehead
Margaret Spannow
Frank Blasius
Minareen Burke
Questionnaire Club
Joshua Bolles
Blasius
Mary O’wyler
H. F. Ambrose
Logan Social Briefs
Comissioner IL
Pennzip
John
Mary
Athens Home Telephone Co
Modern Miss Oxfords
Zenners
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