Men Told To Report in County Seat
Logan's selective service board announces a 24 man call up with cards mailed to registrants to report at Fort Hayes. The list includes Tom my Lee Johnson and 23 older men from multiple towns who will depart Logan by bus after eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan —Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Tommy Lee Johnson
Fort Hayes
Logan
Columbus
Lawrence Leslie Cochran
Hunter St
Edger McNichols
S. Bloomville
John Wesley Coakley, Jr
Murray City
Charles Orin Baum
St. Albans
W. Va
Seth Willard Smith
Union Furnace
James Joseph Dugan
James Vernon Dixon
Akron
Stephen Roland Barber
Nelsonville
Joseph Phillip Mock
Logan Prepares Holiday Lighting and Decorations
Small Christmas trees are being prepared at Worthington Park for Main St decorations. Work continues installing strings of lights across intersections along the thoroughfare.
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LOGAN
Main St
Worthington Park
Tall and Short Pair Blocked From Enlistment
Logan residents Clyde Anthony at six feet ten inches and John Dalton four feet ten inches tall presented to the selective service board. Anthony is too tall for service while Dalton is too short, weighing eighty pounds.
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Logan
Clyde Anthony
John Dalton
Anthony
Dalton
Selective Service Board
Gospel Five to Sing at Church of the Nazarene Sunday
Columbus group Gospel Five will sing at the Church of the Nazarene during the 9:15 a.m. Sunday School hour and the 11 a.m. worship service. Rev Cc B Clendenen will deliver the morning sermon "Palm Like Saints" and evening sermon "Take Down Those Shutters."
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Logan
Columbus
Church of the Nazarene
Cc. B. Clendenen
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
Harley Meyer
St. John Lutheran Church
Laurel Township
First Presbyterian Church
Cecil H. Jones
Bernard L. Hughey
Stanley W. Wiant
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Wiant
Lester Risch
W. Hunter St
United Brethren Church
E. B. White
America
Christian Endeavor Societies
Super Excellent Degree Revival by Masons in Hocking Valley
Logan masonry plans a revival of the Super Excellent Master’s degree to be conferred on New Year’s Day. Rehearsals begin in early December with several candidates ready for the work. The annual reunion is expected to draw super excellent degree Masons from the entire Hocking Valley.
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Logan—Hacking
Logan Social Notes Chronicle Local Club Meetings
Logan and surrounding residents attend a series of social gatherings. The Delphian Chapter met at Mrs. Charles Barker Sr.'s home with Mrs. Cher rington leading and Mrs. Monks presenting Hawaii notes aided by her son Edwin. Piano solos by Janice and Shirley Barker accompanied the hostess’s guests. Hostesses and attendees include numerous local names and families. Rendered reports describe varied social events at the Tourist Book Club and Friday Bridge Club with book reviews, refreshments, and prize winners.
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LOGAN
Logan Delphian
Charles Barker
Tchaikovsky
J. E. Frasure
Edward Godfrey
Cherrington
James Barker
Richard Lavey
L. T. Worley
E. O. Pettit
Monks
Anna
Emma
Mayme Wellman
Drilling Setbacks Hit Hemlock Oil Efforts
Discouragement grows as another dry hole is reported near Hemlock while Rachelmacher Estate completes a Hemlock Coal Co tract operation. Preston Oil Co sunk a well in the same area with two other local efforts. No new development in Salem Hollow as government price policy dampens activity.
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Logan
Hemlock
Rachelmacher
Hemlock Coal Co
Preston Oil Co
Salem Hollow
Joyce Jarvis Returns Home From Columbus Hospital
Mrs. Joyce Jarvis of New Plymouth was discharged to her home Tuesday after an operation at White Cross Hospital in Columbus.
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Logan
Joyce Jarvis
New Plymouth
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Logan High School Teacher Leads Reforestation Effort
J. F. Rutgers of Logan High School oversees a forested tract on Rush Creek where he removed weed trees and planted 750 evergreen saplings last year. The project ties school teaching to forestry development and shows good growth on the timbered land.
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LOGAN
J. F. Rutgers
Logan High School
Rush Creek
Rutgers
Fanny Spears Named Secretary in Aged Aid Office
Mrs. Fanny Spears will take the county aged aid office post Monday morning replacing Mrs. Rhea Harden who served for two and a half years. Spears earned the civil service score after Harden did not take the recent exam and was chosen from the civil service list. She has worked as secretary to the resident engineer at the state highway garage for months.
Men Bible Class Dinner Attracts 115 Attendees
Logan members of the Meth odist Church Men s Bible Class held their annual dinner meeting Thursday night at the church. Kiwanis Club members joined, bringing attendance to 115. Vance Webb was reelected class president for the third time. Officers nominated by committee led by Edward Leach included D C Walker vice president Jacob Robb secretary treasurer E N Turner Samuel H Dillon L P Mooney Miles M Graham and Prof J H Clark teachers. The Kiwanis brief business session was led by Kerwood Martin. Pastor Rev Stanley W Wiant welcomed all as Kiwanis president elect. Jerya Poldi Crystal Cook and Richard Hmphrey from the Chicago Musical Revue presented a 15 minute program. The Reverend Wiant spoke on aspects of Christian service.
Logan Man Applies For Citizenship
Logan J. Halby of this city applied on Thursday to become a U S citizen. Born in Mexico to Syrian parents at Pachuka, he entered the United States at Laredo on September 1, 1920. He later settled in this city where relatives live and is a Logan High School graduate who played football as a lineman.
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Logan
John Joseph Halby
United States
Mexico
Pach‘uka
Laredo
Texas
Logan High School
Logan Venus Circle Donates to Red Cross Roll Call
Logan Venus Circle of the Order of Eastern Star contributed $3 during their meeting this week to support the Red Cross roll call.
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LOGAN
Venus Circle
Order of Eastern Star
Red Cross
Brotherhood group proposal discussed by church leaders
Kiwanis and other service clubs cooperated with the church in community service. H. H. Heinlein outlined a plan to form a brotherhood for the church, followed by Walter M. Haas. The Reverend Wiant named the committee including Heinlein Mooney Haas Vance Webb and Samuel H. Dillon to study possibilities of the group.
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Kiwanis
H. H. Heinlein
Walter M. Haas
Wiant
Heinlein
Mooney
Mr. Haas
Vance Webb
Samuel H. Dillon
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
New Hocking County
Logan di Dee
Logan—Farmers Institute
Hocking County
Enterprise
John Grierson
Hillsboro
Paul Maxwell
Cardington
Enterprise School
Grace Orr
County Music Department
Institute
Kerwood Martin
Howard Clark
Russell Blum
Tena Engle
Paul Shaw
Clayton Sater
Fred Edwards
C. D. Brown
Oscar Blum
Masons
C. F. Rauch
William T. Clapp
Bess V. Mutchmore
Howard Kirk
James Winters
J. H. Mohler
Hallie Grimes
Kaye Blosser
Franklin McBroom
W. E. Brehm
Clapp
Fred Burchfield
Newell Grooms
Dayton Schulthies
Allan A. Cole
George Vanfossen
Walter, Prather
C. R. Eberst
Allen Adams
John Lee
Wilbur Lanning
George C. Shaw
Jean Bright
Bliss
Camp Perry
Ray
Maysville
Emery Biggs
Erma
Mary
Phyllis
Franklin
Greendale
Ellsworth Biggs
Richard Bateman
Charles Hillyer
Sandusky
Jack Jewell
Bridge Club
Pritchard
Clinton Webb
Warner Ave
W. D. Braddock
W. D. Bassett
Buell Eby
Anthony Toerner
Alfred Carpenter
John R. Pierce
Stanley Baker
Clarence Matheny
Dallas Kinser
Clifford Iles
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Zanesville Ave
Charles F. Barker
Logan Chapter of
Paul L. Collison
Dean, Verle
Cleveland
Arlie Mathias
Ray Collison
Fritz Mackey
FR Mackey
Ohio State
Rotary Club
Mon Cook
Bud Grandy
John Walsmith
Suede Shoes
Zenners
Voguaire
Fanny Spears
Toyland
Mer
Riment
Tenner
Young America
Toy Dept
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