4-H Leaders Highlighted at Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Logan Kiwanis Club hosted 64 members as 4-H leaders and advisors were honored. County agent James R. Smoot introduced guest Harold J. of Lancaster who spoke on 4-H accomplishments, clear thinking, and future tasks. Dr. S. E. Erbaugh was inducted by Rep. L. P. Mooney.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Stanley Baker
Mr. Baker
James R. Smoot
Harold J
Lancaster
J. Thayer
Fairfield
Wanis Club
C. W. Swenzel
Richard Farmer
S. E. Erbaugh
L. P. Mooney
Hocking County
Arlie Brimner
Helen Joy
Marilyn Brimner
Joe Funk
Kenneth Rheinscheld
Grace Harsh
Relna Derr
Grace Rheinscheld
R. Clair Anderson
Grant Harden
George Swepston
Forest Wolfe
Martha R. Owens
Woodrow W. Reynolds
Loy E. Daubenmire
Bry] Tucker
Walter Mathias
Ralph Swartz
O. V. Mohler
Wallace Gillogly
Homer Later
Roy Crothers
Martha Beery
Logan Brief Social Notes
Eleanor Lee hosted the Book of the Month Club at her Warner Ave home Monday evening admitting two new members Mrs Max MacKitrick and Miss Alice Schuler Miss Della Webb gave the evening review Refreshments were served and club members included Mrs Tom Armstrong Miss Minnie Louise Bowen Mrs George Carr Mrs Harley Ellinger Miss Mary Everman Miss Bartell Hamilton Miss Sally Holmes Mrs R E Reairns Miss Iris Lowery Mrs Francis Roberts Mrs William Tannehill Mrs Gladys Webb and Miss Della Webb Gladys Webb will be the December hostess.
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Iris Lowery
Francis Roberts
William Tannehill
Gladys Webb
Della Webb
Delphian Club Meeting Hosts December Hostess
Miss Emma Wellman entertained Delphian Club members at her S Spring Street home Tuesday. Mrs E O Pettit led the afternoon program and Virginia Hockman was announced as December hostess with Walter Rochester as program leader.
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Emma Wellman
Delphian Club
S. Spring St
E. O. Pettit
Virginia Hockman
Walter Rochester
Franklin Kerr Guild meets at Presbyterian Church for devotional
Mrs. Harry Bell led the Franklin Kerr Guild devotional and Mrs. Amos Potts spoke on Thanksgiving at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Dessa Hanna presided, refreshments served by several members, and a guest list included Mrs. Russell Young and many others. A chicken dinner followed at 6 p.m. for local celebrants near Ewing with extensive guest attendance and illness causing absences noted.
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Harry Bell
Franklin Kerr
Rudolph Brandt
Arthur Dellmatch
Carlos Gaffin
John McBroom
Seth Sloan
Fanny Spears
Hester Lee White
Harry L. Smith
Ohio foundation head conducts Logan business call
Daniel DeHayes of Columbus, head of the Infantile Paralysis Foundation of Ohio, made a business call in Logan on Tuesday. Mrs. H. W. Harden of Logan visits this week with her daughters and their spouses in New Plymouth. Marian Abell and Mrs. Clinton Webb recently visited the Byron Moorehead home in Columbus. Charles Barker of South Logan recently stayed with the Richard Lavey family in Lithopolis. Dr Letha Starr Boocks Mrs Ralph Boss and Miss Nellie Allen were business visitors in Columbus Tuesday.
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Daniel DeHayes
Columbus
Infantile Paralysis Foundation of
Ohio
Logan
H. W. Harden
Dwight Harris
James Cremean
New Plymouth
Marian Abell
Clinton Webb
Byron Moorehead
Charles Barker
South Logan
Scout Leaders Convene At Headquarters
Scout leaders and members met Monday evening at scout headquarters where Miss Blanche Ryan presented hot pad holders for the scout kitchen. Miss Judy Buntz was appointed secretary. The group made earrings from colored shells under Mrs. Arlie Brimner. Attendees included Mrs. C. F. Rauch and others.
Directory Canvassing Set in Logan
Mullin Kille Co representatives began canvassing Logan to prepare a new city directory due early 1947. Six canvassers will work with local help. checks cover names, addresses, ages, heads of homes, marital status, ownership, occupation, and phone numbers. Completion is expected in three weeks.
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Logan
Mullin-Kille Co
Gan
William L. Weaver
Griffin Rites To Be Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Homer Griffin 60 who died Monday at a son’s home in Columbus will be held Friday at 2 p m at Leonard funeral home with Rev A N Grueser officiating. She is survived by her husband a son Lowell four brothers Cyrus Cecil Logan Roy Schultz Wellston Lawrence Schultz Columbus and three grandsons including Lowell Schultz Jr stationed with the Army in Germany. Burial will be at Shaw Cemetery.
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Logan
Homer Griffin
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
Lowell
Cyrus
Cecil
Roy Schultz
Wellston
Lawrence Schultz
Lowell Schultz Jr
Germany
Robert
Shaw Cemetery
Kreizer Death Reported in Bremen Community
Charles Kreizer, a Bremen resident and retired businessman, died Monday evening at his home. Survived by wife Bess Braddock Kreizer of Logan, son John Kreizer of Kansas, and two grandchildren. Funeral at Bremen Methodist Church Thursday 1:30 p m with burial in Nelsonville.
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Logan
Charles Kreizer
Bremen
Kreizer
Bess Braddock
John Kreizer
Kansas
Scott Braddock
Nelsonville
Births at Hocking Hospital Tim, counts and names
Logan residents announce births at Hocking Valley Hospital. Timothy Ivan Moorehead born Tuesday at 2:35 am weighing seven and a half pounds. Denver Wolfe and family announce a son born Tuesday at 4:45 am weighing six pounds six ounces. Bert Hawes of Nelsonville reports a daughter born Monday at 2:35 pm weighing six pounds nine ounces. Don Smith and Logan announce a son born Monday at 4:37 pm weighing ten pounds. Admissions Monday include Florence Savage Deanville and others. dismissals listed for several residents. Mary E Courtney returned from Columbus University Hospital by local ambulance.
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Logan
Jack Moorehead
Timothy Ivan
Hocking Valley Hospital
George Stallsmith
Ralph Moorehead
Denver Wolfe
H. V. Hospital
Bert Hawes
Nelsonville
Don Smith
Florence Savage
Deanville
Charles Fade
Donald R. Smith
David Pinney
Raymond Calvert
Buchtel
Leonard Phillips
Murray City
Guy Stewart
Union Furnace
Mary E. Courtney
University Hospital
Columbus
West Logan
Matheny Services To Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for Moses Matheny will be conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Chauncey M. E. Church by the Rev. Gus Graham. Lecithin recovered from soybean oil is used by the petroleum industry to stabilize the color of its refined products.
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Matheny
Chauncey
Moses Matheny
Chauncey M. E. Church
Gus Graham
Prince of Peace Declamation Contest Held in The Plains
About 100 people attended the Prince of Peace Declamation contest at The Plains Methodist Church in cooperation with The Plains Nazarene and Salem Churches. Five contestants spoke on topics including So Must We and The American Way. Juanita McDonald won first place with Betty Bryan finishing second.
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Chauncey
Prince of Peace
Plains Methodist Church
Plains Nazarene
Salem
Rosalie Metcalf
Betty Bryan
Barbara Humphrey
Mary Lee Hardy
Juanita McDonald
Local Women Honor Friend in Columbus Birthday Surprise
Mrs Thelma Lin Scott Mrs Marie Michael Mrs Edith Barrows and Mrs Edith Moore all from The Plains visited Columbus to surprise Norah Graves a former Plains resident on her 74th birthday. Graves recently amputated her left leg at the hip and is sister of the late Professor Matheny of Ohio University. She formerly taught the Naomi Bible Class at The Plains Methodist Church.
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Chauncey
Thelma Linscott
Marie Michael
Edith Barrows
Edith Moore
Plains
Columbus
Norah Graves
The
Stewardship Theme Highlighted in Rev. Carfrey Sermons
The Plains M. E. Church pastor Rev. Charles Carfrey spoke on stewardship Sunday, the third sermon in a series. Two more sermons in this series from Psalms 34 were announced by the pastor.
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Chauncey
Charles Carfrey
The
Plains M. E. Church
Mingo Lodge Elects Officers for Year
Mingo Lodge 171 held its annual election at the Masonic Temple Monday evening with C Wood Bowen as grand master and Frank Larimer as grand marshal. Officers named and installed include Joseph Phillips as worshipful master and Neal Shaw as three year trustee with lunch served after.
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LOGAN
Mingo Lodge
Masonic Temple
C. Wood Bowen
Frank Larimer
Joseph Phillips
Ralph Walker
Jay Nimon
J. W. Woodard
H. L. Smith
Willard Lyke
Karl Poling
Elmer Risch
Merritt
Logan Troop 153 Hears Discussion of First Aid
Nineteen persons attended Scout Troop 153 at the Elks hall Logan for a meeting led by scout master Waldo Durant. Advanced first aid was discussed and plans were made for a hike next Tuesday evening. Beaver Patrol meets Thursday at 7 p.m. Flying Eagle Patrol Friday at 7 p.m. Attendees included Ralph Hinerman David Phillips Walter Howdyshell Tommy Glass Jerry Shaw David Fish Ralph Northup Leland Williams Lin Showalter Cals Schultz M Forsythe Keith Kitchen Larry Kitchen Roger Johnson Ralph Peacok Rolland Peacock Emmanuel Callis Ronnie Eaton Jimmy Shaw Herb Hiles and Mr Durant.
Hocking Court Grants Two Marriage Licenses
Logan probate court issued two marriage licenses on Monday by Judge E L Ewing. Earl Junior McDonald 21 miner of Glouster and Violet Evelyn Gill 19 of Glouster. Willard L Dutcher 25 of McArthur and Juanita Jean Angel 17 of Logan. Ceremony to be read by Rev Monroe Kimble in Ross County.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Earl Junior McDonald
Miner
Earl McDonald
Glouster
Violet Evelyn Gill
Home
Otto Gill
Willard L. Dutcher
James Dutcher
McArthur
Juanita Jean Angel
Claude Angel
Monroe Kimble
Ross County
Couple Feted With Shower at Dehmann Home Chauncey
An old fashioned serenade and shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dehmann of Newark, formerly Chauncey, with gifts from family and friends in Chauncey and Jacksonville. Attendees included the Kemptons and Dehmans, with several Beaumont and Millfield families sending regrets.
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Chauncey
Ernest Dehmann
Guy Dehmann
Juanita Kempton
Herman Kempton
Jacksonville
Mary Byers
James Lopez
Ray Little
Dale Little
Wyona Little
Beaumont
Anna Dehmann
Fred Byers
Margaret Aleshire
Oliver Keirns
Louise
Joseph
James
Millfield
William
Helen
Ellen Loper
Mae
Patricia Tittle
Charles Fiske
John
Esta Keirns
Eldon Ball
Richard Dehmann
Shelba Showalter
Jack Lewis
Sharon
Ernest Dehman
Patricia
Betty
Newark
McClellands Missed From Chauncey Birthday List
The article notes Mr and Mrs George McClelland of Glouster were unintentionally omitted from the guest list for the Chauncey birthday celebration honoring Mrs F M McPherson.
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Chauncey
George McClelland, Glouster
F. M. McPherson
Chauncey Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Gerald Pyle of Springfield was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields in Sugar Creek. Clarice Shields and Della West of Sugar Creek spent Monday in Athens. Alvira Shafer visited her son-in-law and daughter Harold Brown and wife in Baker Settlement. Lacey McNutt visited her sister in Columbus. Richard Stalder, stationed at Fort Knox, Ky, spent a weekend with his Chauncey parents. Clarence Stalder, formerly of Chauncey, joined guests at the Cruikshank home.
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Chauncey
Gerald Pyle
Springfield
Charles Shields
Sugar Creek
Clarice Shields
Della West
Athens
Alvira Shafer
Harold Brown
Baker Settlement
Lacey McNutt
Baldwin
Columbus
Richard Stalder
Fort Knox
Hollis Stalder
Mill St
Clarence Stalder
Leslie Cruikshank
W. Main St
Amy Colford Sprains Ankle in Porch Fall
Mrs Amy Colford of Chauncey suffered a sprained ankle after a fall from steps at her home on Sunday.
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Chauncey
Amy Colford
Pilgrim Church Chauncey Sets Friday Cottage Prayer
The weekly cottage prayer meeting of Pilgrim Church Chauncey is Friday at 7 p.m. at John Hashman’s home on Lexington Avenue.
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Chauncey
Pilgrim Church
John Hashman
Lexington Ave
Carter's Pills Unblock Digestive Tract Ad
An advertisement claims indigestion relief comes from unblocking the lower intestinal tract not soda or alkalizers. It promotes Carter's Pills as a gentle, effective remedy priced at 25 cents available at drugstores to aid digestion and restore natural digestive juices.
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Nature
Carter
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Chauncey Woman
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