Hocking Countians Seek Release of Funds for Clear Fork Lake
Logan and Hocking County civic groups urge the Ohio Board of Control to release 50000 for land purchase for the Clear Fork Lake project. Don Walters approved the plan with land under option and a 425 acre impoundment. Petitions also seek a 1100 foot right of way for State Route 664 between Route 33 and Falls Mill Bridge as an entry to scenic parks.
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Logan
Hocking County
Board of Control of
Ohio
Clear Fork Lake
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Don Walters
Board of Control
Final Control Board
State Highway Department
Falls Mill
Scenic Parks
Crabtree Speaker at Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Crabtree Nel sonville assistant coach to the Reds spoke at the Kiwanis Club gathering in Logan. He praised the Reds conservative play and noted their catcher frontman tallied 150 games last season with plans for next year.
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Logan
Este Crabtree
Nelsonville
Cincinnati Teds
Kiwanis Club
White Toys
Crabtree
Eds
Reds
Stanley Baker
Joseph Schad
Slean ‘Tucker
Ralph Walker
Tucker
James Smoot
Dunia Club
Novag
John Underwood
Saturday Evening Post
Minette “McCray
Charlotte Strentz
Peter Kleinschmidt
Margaret Higay
J.D. Sanderson
Mary Blasius
John Wellman
Misses Bird
Anna White
Jessie McManigal
Emma McLain
Mary McCras
Emma Becker
Wilhelmine Deis
Logan eds Witwer program focuses on farm improvements
In Hocking County the Witwer program centers on farm improvements repairs and preparations for maximum efficiency in next year’s family type and small farm operations. J H Schaad farm security supervisor says farm security loans and management assistance are available for farmers unable to secure credit through standard channels. Details at the FSA office.
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Logan Ed
Witwer
Hocking County
FSA
J. 11 Schaad
Parkview
Logan
Funeral rites for Emma N Meyer in Laurel Township
Funeral services for Miss Emma Nada Meyer age 59 who died Monday evening at her route 180 home will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at St Johns Lutheran Church Laurel Township with Rev Amos Heyde officiating Burial will follow in the church cemetery conducted by Heinlein and others
Oil Boom Sparks Mississippi Oil Rush Worldwide Interest
The Mississippi oil boom attracts Wall Street attention as major fields like Cranfield and Heidelberg unlock vast reserves. Production leaps from 107 000 barrels in 1939 to over 18 million in 1942, making Mississippi the twelfth oil state and hinting at a Gulf Coast oil belt 250 miles wide.
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Texas
Wall Street
Mississippi
Wilcox
Vicksburg
Cranfield
Heidelberg
Bucatta Seid
Missippi
United States
Gulf Coast
Texas Philp
Barnsdall
Sincair
Everyman
Logan Social Notes and Weddings in Local News
Social notes from Logan report club meeting at West Main Street with devotional leaders and plans for a December gift exchange. The section lists guests, staff changes, and multiple wedding and military service announcements including marriages in Covington and San Francisco, with locals serving in the armed forces and returning home.
Hospital Notes Logan Georgia Sheets injury and birth notice
George Sheets eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sheets of 647 E Hunter St was admitted to Doctors Hospital Columbus for observation after a head injury from a stepladder fall while repairing a chicken house roof. Mr and Mrs John Six 333 Wood Street announce the birth of Robert Leroy Six a son at home Monday November 20 weighing eight pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee Six of Logan and Mr and Mrs Bennet Fiske Nelsonville. The Six family has one other son.
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Front St
Military’ Service
Monde
Selective Service Board
Robert Miller
Camp Swift
Texas
Rose Miller
East Street
Seaman Robert Stewart
Detro
Mary Ann Mosure
Detroit
Mich
Wen Gell
Grubb
Youngstown
Mary “Curtain
Warren Baker
Circleville
John Evans
Ashville
Charlie. Heine
Ethel Brown
Patty
Columbus
Russell James
Toas Fourth St
Mise Hazel Young
Lancaster
Logan
Marianne
Carl Burhad
Oregon
Francis Roberts
Hazel
Ruth Armstrong
E. Hunter St
Paul Sanderson
Mable Sanderson
Peggy
George Sheets
Kenneth Sheets
Doctor's Hospital
Ringhiser
Logan Rt. 2
John Six
Wood Street
Robert Leroy
Lee
Bennet Fiske
Nelsonville
Annual Franklin Guild Meeting at Church
The Franklin Guild held its annual gathering in the church social rooms Monday evening with Mrs. Chas Achauer leading devotional study. Mrs. Marcus Kerr presided over business as Miss Blanche Riley and Miss Helen Chapple, home missionaries aided by the local society, spoke on Christian education in Dorr Quin and Deanville districts. The next meeting will be December 18 at the church with a ten cent gift exchange and covered dish dinner.
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Harry Sweazy
Sohn Keller
Fred Hugi
N. M. Brown
Third Street
Vernice’ Lohr
Rudolph Hankison
Pearl Linton
Myers
Henry Robey
Theodore Lem ‘N
Mise” Ruby: Thompson
Porter Heigle
Shirley Hutchison
Addison Frey
G. H. Bryan
James Reese
Chas. Barker
A. F. Evans
Grace Blum
Belva Rhodes
B. C. Nixon
N. Grieser
W. C. Lanner
Earl Wiltekind
Clarerence Chute
Herman Leonard
Starling Cohagan
Robert Mohler
Merlin Whiteraft
Mc" Martin
Mes N.'M
Franklin ‘Guild
Fhe
Chas Achauer
Kerfood Martin
Blanche Riley
Fis Helen Chapple
Dorr Quin
Deanville
Marcus Kerr
Paul Collison
D. C. Davis
Clinton Webb
Rudolph Brandt
Fred Burchfield
Harry Bell
Harry Smith
John McBroom
Dessa ‘Hanna
Merle Karshner
Lena Mock
Stanton Pond
Cecil Jones
Ruth Heft
Hester Lee White
Wounded in Action Names One Lancaster Soldier Pair
Overseas wounded include Pvt. James R. Davis son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis of Logan Route 1 and Lt. Henry L. Kunkler son of Mr. and Mrs. Crist Kunkler of Logan Route 4. Davis enlisted October 7 1943 at age 19 after leaving Anchor Hocking Glass Co in Lancaster. Kunkler enlisted March 1941, a 25 year old farmer before service.
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James R. Davis
Henry L. Kunkler
Davis
Ernest Davis
Logan, Rt. 1
Anchor Hocking Fiase Co
Lancaster
Kunkler
Crist Kunkler
Logan Rt. 4
Logan William Arnold Elevated as Leading Knight at Logan Fiks Lodge
Time Card notes that Logan William T. Arnold, recently discharged from the Navy, was elected and installed as leading knight of Logan Fiks Lodge on Monday night. He succeeds Paul Bennington, with background references to ancient uses of lupine seeds and washing rituals, and mentions a Sunday event.
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Logan
William T. Arnold
Navy
Fiks Lodge
Arnold
Paul Bennington
Oil Boom in Mississippi Faces Doubts and Delays
The Mississippi oil rush faces skepticism as Gulf Mobile & Ohio leases 19,000 acres to two oil firms and Gulf Oil ships in tank cars while pipe lines lag. Analysts warn many wells dry or unimpressive and only a small fraction of acres prove productive, casting doubt on a lasting boom.
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Mississippi
Itlrendy
Gulf
Mississipas
California
Morgan
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