Logan Club Music Program Highlights Monday Night
Logan Rotary Club met Monday at six at the White House. W. Ogg led a floral talent program featuring guest soloist Martha Sue Cruise singing Till the End of Time and There's No You. Logan High School trumpeter Jim Rees played two numbers with Janet Sweazy on piano. Woody Achauer closed with Boogie. Guests included Rev. Father Schmidt and William McDonald. R. B. Perkins to lead next week.
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Logan
Wes Ogg
Ogg and Beasley
Ford Sales and Service
W. Hunter St
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Janet Sweazy
Woody Achauer
Father Schmidt
Lancaster
John Everman
William McDonald
Columbus
Boyd Wright
R. B. Perkins
Golden Wedding Is Honored at Dinner
A Golden Wedding anniversary dinner was held at Mr. and Mrs. John Cruise home on West Front Street with friends and relatives from Logan and Columbus. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Walter Cruise and daughter Vonda of Zanesville, Mrs. Jack Roberts and daughter Sue Ann, Miss Vanda Brown, along with numerous Courter Wright Brown Shaw Cruise and Mowery family members and their guests.
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Logan
John Cruise
West Front St
Walter Cruise
Vonda
Zanesville
Jack Roberts
Sue Ann
Vanda Brown
Columbus
Lawrence Courter
Robert Wright
Madge Wright
Faith Wright
Walter Leonard
Shriner girl takes fifth in pony class at Washington show
Jane Ann Shriner placed fifth in the 19th of 20 entrants in the inch pony class at a Washington D C horse show on Sunday afternoon riding the pony named Fphka. Attending Logan were Jud Shriner Arch Bangert Marion Allen Anna Cole Arthur Todd Bob Hutchison and several Heinleins.
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Jane Ann Shriner
Logan
Washington D. C
Jud Shriner
Arch Bangert
Marion Allen
Anna Cole
Arthur Todd
Bob Hutchison
Harry Heinlein
Lloyd Heinlein
Carol Ann Heinlein
Birth of Carolyn Ann in Hocking area reported
Sir 2 Pearl Guess and Mrs. Guess announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Ann weighing six and one half pounds born at home 793 E Second St Saturday evening Father stationed at Pearl Harbor Maternal grandparents Sam Terrell paternal grandparents Clarence Guess Local selective service board reports thrity honorable discharges the largest weekly total to date Names and bases including Patterson Field Fort Benning Camp Atterbury Great Lakes Camp Soutner and individuals such as Harold Smith Ralph Durst Ira Smith Wilkinson Marion Gray Aldren Peasterning Marion Strawn Bernard McDowell Richard Denny Dalton Terrel Melbert Theron Allen Lester Sparks Seth Smith and Evelyn Jeffers are listed with overseas service and various dates.
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Pearl Guess
Harold Ramon Smith
E. Hunter
Patterson Field
Ohio
Ralph Marshall Durst
Harley Cherrington Sheets
Logan
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Pic
David Walter Ruthford
Barberton
Marion Chas. Gray
Caron Hill
Pfc
Aldren Peasterning
Murray City
Marion Russell Strawn
Ste
Bernard H. W. McDowell
tSouth
Callif
Camp Attersbury
Ind
Richard A.denny
New Straitsville
Dalton Clay Terrel
Gore
Cpl
Melbert
Theron Allen
E. Maid St
Separation
S-I-C
Lester
Cincinnati
Evelyn Murphy Jeffers
del' Rio
Texas
Calforna
Audrey Harris Weds Ray Chute in Logan Methodist Parsonage
Audrey Lee Harris and Ray Chute united in marriage at ten in the Logan Methodist parsonage among family. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harris of Gore, wore a blue wool traveling suit with sweetheart rose corsage, attended by sister Thelma Morgan. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chute of Logan Route 3, a Carbon Hill High School 1935 graduate, farms. A family dinner followed and the couple planned a weeklong trip.
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Logan
Clinton Swencel
Audrey Lee Harris
Ray Chute
Bnde
Leonard Harris
Gore
Thelma Morgan
Sam Chute
Logan Route 3
Carbon Hill
Reno White Also Bitten by Dog
Logan Hocking County Health Department reported that the dog which bit Charles Jarvis of New Plymouth last Thursday also bit Reno White of Nelsonville and a cow owned by Lavere Henderson of Nelsonville RFD. White is under treatment by a local physician.
Logan Brief Social Notes from Logan Ohio
Logan society items report Anna Mae Johnson and Crosbey Hice Jr marrying in Greenup Kentucky with a single ring ceremony. The article covers wedding details, education and employment, plus several social notices about bridge club events, hostesses, guest players, prizes, and local residents' activities.
Mosser Funeral Rites Held in Logan Today
Funeral services for Airs. Alcinda Mosser age 92 who died Saturday were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the home of her daughter Mrs Myrtle Taylor on N Walnut Street with Rev A N Grueser officiating. Pallbearers were Gerald Blosser Haren Septer Arlis Hues Kenneth Hiles Jessie Hiles and Russell Hiles. Memorial services were held Monday evening at the home by the American Legion Auxiliary of which Mrs Mosser was a charter member and gold star mother. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Services.
Girl Scout Troop Begins Felt Craft Lesson
Logan Girl Scout Troop No 1 held a regular meeting after school at East Main Street rooms. The group started Felt Craft under Mrs Rudolf Hankison Miss Josephine Rush and Mrs Karl Poing guiding. Members present included Jer Weiss Neom Chute Lois Ann Carr Shirley Buntz Carol Ann Risch Marjorie Kreg Lois Jones Barbara Hite Virginia Norris Lois Thompson Sue Kanade Sue Showalter Patty Williams Patty Miller Phyils Wells.
Logan Fuel Gas Firm Resumes Prewar 40 Hour Week
Logan Ohio. The local fuel gas company will return to a 40 hour week starting Monday. Offices open at 9 00 am and close at 3 00 pm on weekdays. Saturday hours end at 12 00 noon. Manager William Clapp announced the changes.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
William Clapp
Logan Frank Judy Opens Mens Clothing Shop Space
Logan Frank Judy of 306 North Mulberry Street has rented a room in the Dollison Building that was previously used by the International Carbon Company. The plan is to remodel and open a men’s clothing shop soon.
Athens Man Fined By Logan Court
GLENN JUDSON of Athens was arraigned in Frank St Clair's court on petty larceny from last April. He pleaded guilty, fined 50 dollars and costs, and sentenced to 39 days in the Hocking County Jail after release from Athens County Jail. Melvin Camp, Cleveland, tied to non support, was released on bond in Logan after transfer from Cleveland. Marie Williams, New Straitsville, withdrew an affidavit Oct 1.
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Logan
Glenn Judson
Athens
Frank St. Clair
Judson
Jack Waldron
Hocking
Melvin Camp
Cleveland
Marie Wiliams
New Straitsville
Are Wedded in Logan Saturday Afternoon
Rev Amos L Heyde of St Matthew Lutheran Church performed a single ring ceremony Saturday at two o clock at the parsonage uniting Miss Betty Snider Star Route Logan and Lester Wine Logan RFC. Attendants were Miss Juanita Kornmiller and Tom Snider. The bride wore a brown wool suit with pink and white corsage, and the groom’s sister attended in a black street dress with matching corsage. The bride attended Logan High School and the groom works at Sun Glow Manufacturing. A reception for immediate family followed at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Jacob Wolfe’s home. The couple will reside in Union Furnace in their new home.
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Logan
Amos L. Heyde
St Matthew Lutheran Church
Betty Snider
Ray Snider
Star Route
Lester Wine
Homer Kornmiller
RFC
Juanita Kornmiller
Tom Snider
Wine
Logan High School
Mr. Wine
Sun Glow Manufacturing Company
Jacob Wolfe
Pottery Street
Union Furnace
George Hicks Dies From Burns at Home of Daughter
Logan George W. Hicks aged 47 died Monday at 2 PM at his daughter Mrs Roy Dicken’s home 154 West Second Street where he had been bedfast since September after sustaining severe burns He is survived by wife Laura two daughters Mrs Dicken and Mrs Ralph Wreuff of Logan one son Clydus Hicks serving in the South Pacific Funeral services will be announced by Heinlein and Son Funeral Directors
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Logan
George W. Hicks
Oelock
Roy Dicken
W. Second St
Laura
Dicken
Ralph Wreuff
Clydus Hicks Src
South Pacific
Heinlein and Son
Poultry Calendar Made Available for Local Raisers
Logan-Hocking County poultry raisers are urged to consult a new poultry pep calendar available at the extension office. The guide targets profitable egg production by tabulating monthly profits reported to the extension service in Columbus, with a year-end summary returned to the floral producer.
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Logan—Hocking County
Agriculture Extension Service
Coumbus
Agriculture Extension Service J
Columbus
Club Holds Dinner And Theater Party
Members of the Topsy Turvey Club enjoyed a dinner at Pritchards on Monday at 6 30 pm and attended the Logan Chakers Theater. The group included Mrs. Carl Larimer Mrs Oria Fickle Mrs John Powers Mrs Hetty Erwin Mrs Harry Snider Mrs Albert Lacke Mrs Lawrence Hartman Mrs Earl Sheets Mrs F E Mowery Mrs E G Mowery Mrs Roy Schrader Mrs Emma Lemon Mrs Clarence Brooks Mrs Ada Tignor Mrs Chas Brooks and Mrs Earl Poling. Mrs Clarence Brooks will host the next regular meeting.
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Emma Lemon
Clarence Brooks
Ada Tignor
Chas. Brooks
Earl Poling
Ends Long Furlough Gore Corporal Ernest Saul Returns
Gore Corporal Ernest Robert Saul ends a 91 day furlough and reports to Fort Sam Houston Texas He served as a combat engineer in France Belgium Luxembourg and Germany He was prisoner of war in the Battle of the Bulge liberated by the Russians April 23 and arrived home June 18 1945 He holds the Purple Heart Good Conduct Medal and ETO ribbon with four bronze battle stars A Delta Theta Tau sorority chapter meeting is planned for Wednesday at Mrs Lingdieys 202 Market St with important business to be discussed.
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Gore
Cpl
Ernest Robert Saulters
Ray Saulters
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Germany
States
Mary Sloan
Alpha Psi
Delta Theta Tau Sororns
A G Lingdiey
S. Market St
Recent Brides Honored At Mrs Brown Home Dinner
In Nelsonville on September 27, a bridge party and dinner honored two late summer brides Mrs James Acker and Mrs Max Hoskins. Guests enjoyed a crystal dinner table in white, yellow and pink, with a bridal motif. High bridge scores went to Mrs Hoskins Mrs Robin Gardner and Mrs Acker.
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Nelsonville
Clifford Brown
Bessemer Rd
Kenneth Kan
Peer
James Ackier
Max Hoskins
Cleo Whitmore
Muss Althea Whitmore
Blanche Newman
Hoskins
Robin Gardner
Acker
Grace Kelch
Donald Codding
James Gilbert
Helen Washburn
Max Hosking
James Ucker
Officers Are Elected For Sun Day Bible School 1945 46
Nelsonville church of Christ Bible School names officers for 1945 46 at a Sunday morning assembly. George Barrows is superintendent with Roy Barron as assistant. Other posts include L A Davis secretary treasurer Miss Frances Bennett pianist and Johnny Bob Jewett among song leaders. Officers to be formally installed October 10 with Dean E A Hansen of Ohio University as speaker.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ Bible School
George Barrows
Roy Barron
L. A. Davis
George Shaner
Joan Reed
Elks Plan Initiation in Nelsonville Meeting
Nelsonville Elks will hold initiation at Elks Hall Tuesday evening October 2 followed by refreshments. Members are urged to attend. The note about the birth of Columbus remains uncertain.
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Nelsonville
Elks
Bowel Cleaning Promise from ERB HELP Medicine
A user claims ERB HELP cleanses the bowels liver and kidneys after three days of use. He reports relief from headaches pimply skin eruptions rheumatic knee pain and general improvement. The ad touts twelve herbs and urges purchase at Athens Pharmacy with cut-rate discounts.
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Erbhelp
Athens Pharmacy
Beits
Nelsonville City Council Acts on Parking Meter Plan
Nelsonville council moved a second reading for an ordinance to install parking meters in congested business districts, with 233 meters projected. The meters will be rental by a company and become city property when the rental equals the purchase price. The action also advanced a proposal to vacate part of Columbus Street and update street lighting plans with citizen support.
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Nelsonville
Fort St
Franklin
Public Square
W. Washington
W. Columbus
Cables Alley
Presbyterian Church Alley
Hocking St
Rt. 33
Payette St
Hocking
Shafer Alley
Logan
Athens
Old Columbus St
Adams St
W. Washington St
Clarence Stage
W. Canal
W. Columbus St
Ashby
Finance Committee
Burns Are Fatal to Donald Cook
Donald Cook aged 29 died this morning at his Newtown home near Murray City from burn infections sustained while hunting Saturday. He was a discharged World War II veteran and lived with his mother Emma Cook. The body was taken to Stout Funeral Home for funeral arrangements. He is survived by his mother, four brothers Hobart Corning Murray City, George Sam Murray City, and new sisters Mary Wallar Zanesville and Mildred Andres Wayne Michigan.
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Nelsonville
Donald Cook
Newtown
Murray City
Cook
Emma Cook
Stout Funeral
George
Sam
Murray
City
Hobart
Corning
Millard
Mary Wallar
Zanesville
Mildred Andres
Wayne
Mich
Youths Shaken Up In Auto Wreck Near Nelsonville
Three local high school boys Rene Murat Paul Cavote and Jerry Bryan escaped with minor bruises and shock after the car driven by Murat turned over on Mason City Hill Monday night. The vehicle skidded into a ditch on the right side of the highway and overturned as it headed toward Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Rene Murat
Paul Cavote
Jerry Bryan
Murat
Mason City Hill
Buchtel
York Grangers Hold Open Meeting in Public Halls
York Grange held an open meeting at the York Grangers Hall with an entertaining program led by Lecturer Cleo Whitacre. Marie Duskey served as emcee with historical highlights, a humorous reading, vocal duets, dancing, and social time. Flowers awards honored Maude McClain, Mrs Johnson, Venia Brown, and Fanny Williams for their rose and mum displays.
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Nelsonville
York
Cleo Whitacre
Marie Dusky
Chatte
Adda Maccombs
Elsie Weaver
Bessie Warehime
Hoskins
Marie Duskey
Viving Maccombs
Bernice Cage
Nancy Hoskins
I Hosking
Paul Achauerte
Wayne Woodarg
Maude McClain
Mrs. Johnson
Venia Brown
Fanny Williams
Veterans Dinner to Honor World War II Veterans
NELLSONVILLE The First Presbyterian Church hosts a dinner to honor World War II veterans on Thursday evening October 4 at 6 15. All service members home on furlough and discharged veterans are invited and urged to attend. Committee asks those planning to attend to contact a committee member by Wednesday evening.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Chay
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Eli Booth
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Jack Kinser
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Donald Jayne
Madgeline Welland
Catestland
Frank Weilland
W. Main St
Mildred Collins Hearth
Abby Collins
S. Culver St
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D. A Rannels
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Felt
Freeman Field
Air Technical Service Command
Logan Court
George Hicks
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County Budget Commission
Cecuncilman ‘Tigner
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John Lawson
Howard Camp
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Louis D. Lighton
Mound St
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Grover St
Brooks, Edwards and Frederick Sts
Frog Hollow
H. E. Wilson
C. W. Monks
Andrew Stone
John Carroll
Ruth Hussey
Charles Ruggles
Ann Rutherford
Esther Hee
Grant Mitchell
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Malcolm Stuart
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Martin Joseph Schildkraut
Billie Burke
Eugene Pall
Ona Munson
Raymond Walble
Anne Gillis
Ruth Terry Mobert Livingston
David Rolt
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York Grangers
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Michigan
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W. D. Cay
Healet
Lesteer
Colusa
N. Court St
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