Land to be sold for back taxes in Hocking County
Delinquent lands in all townships of Hocking County are to be offered at public sale. County officials led by Stanley Baker, Robert N White and Kenneth B. Dieterald applied to the common pleas court for forfeiture order. Announcement of the sale line will be made later.
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Logan—Swier
Sanas
Hocking County
Ottiais
State of
Ohio
Stanley Baker
Robert N. White
Kenneth B. Itagerald
County Board of Revisions
Common Pleas Court
Saturday Club Meeting Plans Luncheon and Local Talks
Logan reports Mrs D A Rannells hosts a Saturday Club luncheon at Pritsh ards Restaurant at 1 pm followed by a panel at the Rannells home on E Hunt St titled The Club Woman Looks at National Problems. Officers of Miller Grange were elected with Mason Holloway master and other posts announced. A Kiwanis program is set for Tuesday evening at six at the White House with speakers to follow. A legal notice portion notes a petition filed with court regarding rights and defenses pending by January.
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Kinser
Bridge Club
N. Market Street
Clinton Webb
Judson Shriner
4Iléa Smith
Sam Primer
John Lee
James Kreig
Frank ‘Harden
Archie Bangert
Minnie Moore
Sion
Donald Francis
John Well
J. W. Woodard
Fred Powell
Emma Well + man
George Hengst
E. ©. Pettit
Edward Godafrey
Miller
Grange
Logan
Millers Chapel Grange
Mason Holloway
Grant Harden
Ralph Rheinscheid
Ry Walker
Indy
Stew ‘Ard
Beatrice Lash
Velma Shaw
Mary Duffy
Walter’ Bray
Nell Shaw
Jack Daugherty
Pomona
Janice Sueinerman
Ceres
JoAnn Nixon
Norma Gleason
Harley Meyer
Wiwanis Club
Stanley Baker
Sateman
Kiwanis
White ‘House
Es Fel Crabtree
Nelsonville
Yee Sehand
Deaths Exceed Births In Hocking County Last Month
Logan area vital statistics report shows 15 births and 12 deaths in Hocking County outside Logan during the month. Sons born to Smith, McCune, Edwards, Bruce, Wagner, Mason, Diehl, Bidwin, Swackhare families. Daughters born to Hicks, Frauser, Smith, Eveland families. In Logan city three births and eight deaths. sons to Hinerman and Steward. daughters to Myers. Delayed registrations listed for Beougher and Smith families.
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Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
Okey Smith
Ernest McCune
Lester D. Edwards
Henry S. Bruce
Louis H. Wagner
Earl Mason
John A. Diehl
Ralph E. Bidwin
Rollie Swackhare
Ruben’. Hinerman
Charles W. Steward
John K. Myers
Walte M. Beougher
Kenneth Smith
Rutland Personal Mention and Local Social Notes
Rutland residents share weekend visits and activities in a long list. Students from the Rutland music department attend a Cincinnati Symphony concert in Athens. Notables include Mrs M E Rathbur and the Patterson family at church conferences in Portsmouth. Several families host or visit in Charleston Logan and surrounding. Edna Kennedy on furlough from Washington D C visits parents in Rutland. Funeral services are set for a former San Ro resident, with details of the service and cemetery.
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Rutland
Rutland School
Athens
M. E. Rathbur
Lawrence ‘Schmitt
C.C. Patterson
Methodist Church
Portsmouth
Clarence Chase
Charleston
Beulah Bales
Leon
Sster
Gerald Graham
Judson White
Clarrence Chase
Judy
Eva Welsh
Branch McCormick
I Kennnedy
Ira Barker
Hilah
Barker
Sadie Graham
Lucille Hysell
Janet
Edna Kennedy
Washington, D. C
Ira Kennedy
Earl Hutton
Holzer Hospital
Bruce Oliver
Ed Oliver
Berth Cremeans
Ea. Nelson
Dale Nelson
Tillah Barker
Logan
Aulton Sweny
San Rn
Tenn Swensy
Daniel Hyeel
Columbus
Chaves
Fellowship Church
Rim Unth
Davis
Genevia
Eutevia Shider
Colt
Irs
Viviant Thompeon
Pell
Iim
Sooners Clinch Title With 20-0 Victory Over Jayhawkers
Oklahoma's Sooners powered to three touchdowns and a 20-0 win over Kansas varsity, drawing 4300 spectators. The victory guarantees at least a share of the Big Six Conference title for Oklahoma.
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Sooners
Titl Lawrence
Kans
Oklahoma
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Unbeaten Ohio small colleges era ends in Indiana rout
Miami University saw its unbeaten run end as DePauw defeated them 13 to 7 in Greencastle. Ohio State and Wilberforce remained active, Otterbein beat Capital 32 to 1 to claim a perfect Ohio Conference record, and Denison nudged toward a service championship with one defeat by Miami. Wilberforcebeat West Virginia State 25 to 12, leaving Kenyon as the only Ohio team without a win.
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Redskins
Hoosier Tigers
Ohio
Ohio State
Wilberforce
Michigan
Fort Benning
Miami
Dio State
Rede ‘Kins
Eaton
Otterbein
Denison
Capital
Cervinals
Big Red
Anther
Cardinals
Wayne University
Sam
Sid
Gilman
DePauw
Schimmel
Pfenig
Oberlin
Anappet
Ohio Wesleyan
Yeog
Kenyon
West Virginia State
Church Aid Society Meets for November Program
Logan church Aid Society gathered Thursday evening at United Brethren Church with Mrs John Keller leading the November program on Thanksgiving. Topics included Changes in Our Thanksgiving by Mrs Robt Wright and Thanksgiving in the Dark by Mrs Geo Hanner. Dorcas story, solo Count Blessings by Emogene Hanner, closing prayer by Mrs A N Crueser, business session led by Mrs James Reese, entertainment committee of Mrs Clarence Paulipe and Mrs Aris Tie.
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Amies
RR. Lanning
S.C. Bright
Roy Stallamith
Samuel H. Dillon
Arthur Green
Law Reynolds
Walter Haas
Trobutt Webb
Devo Tons
Mathew
Verne Robinette
Worthington
George Wolfe
John Leach
Wilhelmina Deissele
Eleanor Durr
Clinton Swengle
Mary Walker
A. N. Crueser
James Reese
Clarence Pailipe
Aris Tie
Logan Eagles Send Service Gifts to 125 Members
Logan-Cam posse secretary of Logan Aerie 2168 FOE and members wrap double decks of cards as Christmas gifts for more than 125 aerie members in military service. Christmas greetings from the merle included in the packages.
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Logan
Cam Posse
Logan Aerie
Foe
the Aerie
Merle
Landis power limits vex baseball men and fans
Fullerton reflects on Judge Landis's authority as baseball commissioner and the reluctance of club owners to accept unchecked power. He notes support for reelecting Landis but warns of concerns over broad powers during any term. Also mentions Buddy Bomar breaking a toe in a batting drill and asks about Challenge matches between New London Diesels and others amid wartime schedule woes.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Judge Landis
Landis
New London Diesels
New England
New London
Melville R. I
Rams Eye Second Position In Western Pro Division
Cleveland Rams aim for the NFL Western Division's second spot as Detroit visits, after routing the Chicago Bears 41 to 21 in Detroit. The Rams snapped a four game skid by crushing the Chicago Cardinals 83 to 6 in Chicago, with Reisz throwing two TD passes and Zontini scoring and intercepting, while Gillette flashed a 58 yard TD run. Card-Pitts managed a 46 yard pass to Tony Bova for their only score.
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Chicago Bears
Detroit
Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Windy City
Albie Reise
Lou Zontini
Reisz
Steve Pritko
John Petchel
Zontina
Notre Dame
Ohhny Grigas
Tony Bova
Service Men From Hocking Area Await Furloughs
Hocking servicemen are listed with furloughs and arrivals. Sgt Earl Shaw of Camp Foster Texas takes an 18 day furlough with his parents on Henriette Avenue. Lt Paul Sanderson and wife Peggy Kaiser to visit relatives in Atlanta Texas during a 10 day break. Cpl Charles W Redick returns to Fort Lewis Washington after 28 days with his parents on E Hunter Street. Seaman Levert Voris of Samson New York is on leave with his wife and family.
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George Kaiser
Hood
Texas
Albert J. Kaiser
W. Hunter
Paul Sanderson
Atlanta
Peggy
Cpl
Charles W. Redick
Ft. Lewin
Wash
Arthur Redick
Funeral Service Held for Alexander Guess in Carbon Hill
Funeral service for Alexander Guess who died suddenly at his home in Carbon Hill was held at The Methodist Church in Carbon Hill Sunday at 2 30 pm with Rev Evans of Nelsonville officiating. Burial was in Carbon Hill cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Jogan
Alexander Guess
Carbon Hill
LE. Evans
Nelsonville
Leonard
Bucks Hall of Fame Awaits After Record Season
Columbus reports the Bucks near a football hall of fame entry with eight straight wins. They face Michigan foes next Saturday, aiming for their first unbeaten regular season since 1920, a top national rating, a Western Conference title, and a potential Rose Bowl bid. The decision on postseason play will be made next Sunday.
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Columbus
State
Bucks
Vals
Michigan
Faim
Green Bay Assured Pro Crown After Week Play
The Green Bay Packers clinched the Western Division title with a 24-0 loss by the Bears to Detroit 41-21. Detroit’s upset kept Green Bay atop the division with one game left against Card-Pitt, while Philadelphia pursued the Eastern crown by defeating Washington 7-7 and preparing to face Chicago and Cleveland in upcoming weeks.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
New York
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Packers
Keen Bay
Bears
Phhilmnedelphin
Eagles
Washington Redskins
Brooks
Cleveland
Divorce Action Is Filed in Hacking LOGANA
Walter T. Myers files a divorce suit in Common Pleas Court on Friday against Mary Alonza Myers of South Bloomingville alleging gross neglect of duty. The couple wed in December 1941 at Russell Kentucky and have no children. General recruitment of SPARS ends November 2, aligning with the Coast Guard reserve anniversary.
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Hacking Logana
Common Pleas Court
Walter T. Myers
Mary “Alonza. Myers
South Bloomingville
Russell, Ky
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Susy
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Warner “Ave
Ruth
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Sue Hansley
William Rutter
E. Main St
Forest Keck
Robert Hanssey
Martha Ann Keck
Mary Joe Rutter
Mrs. Mowery
Eber Mowery
Hall Saunders
Frank Coakley
Robert Lutz
Robert. Wright
Sherman Lyke
Alfred Jeh
Harry Shave
Paul Cruise
Martha Sue
Viola Coakley
Sam Smith
Amica Club
Ernie Kleinschmidt
Fish Lyke
John Karsiner
Bertha Nimon
Ann Shriner
Harley Amerine
Chas. “Gell
Nimon
Lew Riggs
North St
Warren Johnson
Robert Keynes
William Clapp
Lew Graham
Cecil’ Jones
Sam Primmer
Clarence Blosser
Lawrence “Adcock
Wilbur Lanning
Jeme Frasure
Ross Adcock
Darley Kitchen
John R. Pierce
Johnson
Henry Dague
Karl Poling
Newell Grooms
Leroy Conkle
Ogan
Denver
Fred
Ashtabula
Russell Blum
Third St
von Born
Missionary” Society
St Matthew Lutheran Church
Alfred Campbell
Lancaster
Helen. Rochester
Logan Friends
Wanda Brown
Lancaster Hospital
Eugene
N. M. Brown
Third Street
Russell Higgine
Billy
William + Ralston
Second St
Hare
Russell Berlin
Florence Bort
Alice Genevieve Poston
Emma Westenhaver
Hester’ Lee White
Franklin
Josris Lowery
Tomuinaon
Ea Doncheer
Jorge Pinte Tao
Hunton
Athens Co. Savings and Loan Co
Ens, Ohio
Lostro Building
Ath
Royal E. Ingersoll
Atlantic Fleet
Western Sea Frontier
Pacific
U. S
Jonas H. Ingram
Fourth Fleet
Iry Shouse Auto Service
State Street
Messenger Sports
Columbus—Ary
Miami University
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Church Aid Society
Logan Eagles
Fullerton
Buddy Bomar
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Detroit Lions
Business
the Security Bank
The
Athens National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hall of Fame
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PAK
Washington
U. S. Coast Guard
Beaco
F. J
Beasley CO
Ous
Pico Wholesale Co
Istributo
Glouster
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