Logan Club Music Monday Night Program
Logan Rotary Club met at the White House Monday evening at six. Oge and Beasley led a local talent program featuring Marthe Sue Cruise singing Till the End of Time and There’s No You with Janet Sweazy accompanying, plus Jam Rees and Woody Achauer performing solos. Special guests included Rev Father Schmidt and William McDonald. Perkins will lead next week.
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Logan
Wes Oge
Oge
Beasley
Ford
Service
Bunter St
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Ogg
Marthe Sue Cruise
Jam Rees
Logan High School
Loraine
Janet Sweazy
Woody Achauer
Father Schmidt
Lancaster
John Eyerman
William McDonald
Columbus
Boyd Wright
R. B. Perkins
Golden Wedding Is Honored at Dinner
A Sunday evening covered dish dinner at John Cruise's home on West Front Street honored Mr and Mrs John Cruise on their fifth wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends from Logan and Columbus attended, delivering gifts and sharing in the celebration.
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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
Jane Ann Shriner Places Fifth in Pony Class
Jane Ann Shriner earned fifth place in the 58 inch pony division with Flicka at a Washington D. H. horse show held Sunday afternoon. The event featured 20 entrants and drew attendees from Logan including Jud Shriner Arch Bangert Marion Allen Anna Cole Arthur Todd Bob Hutchison and the Heinlein family.
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Jane Ann Shriner
Logan
Birth of Carolyn Ann and discharge tally for service men
Mrs. Guess announces the birth of a daughter Carolyn Ann at home weighing six and one half pounds born Saturday evening. Father stationed at Pearl Harbor. Local selective service reports thirty honorable discharges in the past week, listing many personnel with overseas service and transfers from Patterson Field Fort Benning Camp Atterbury Camp Sibert and Great Lakes. Lieutenant Evelyn Murphy Jeffers, formerly of Logan, discharged to reside in California with her husband stationed there.
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Carolyn Ann
Pear] Harbor
Sam Terrell
Harold Ramon Smith
E. Hunter Sr
Patterson Field
Ohio
Ralph Marshall Durst
Stifirom LG
Coe
Durst
Lester Isom Sparks
Kerlin Ave
U. S. Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Seth Willard Smith
Hospital
Separation Point
Camp Butner
N. C
Cpl
Lloyd Heinlein
Sibert
Okla
Harry Heinlein
Cincinnati
Evelyn Murphy Jeffers
del Rio
Texas
Logan
California
Reno White Also Bitten by Dog
Logan Hocking County Health Department reported that the same dog that 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 of Logan and Greenup Marriage
Logan Mrs Frank Donaldson announces the marriage of her daughter Anna Mae Johnson to Crosby Hice Jr on Sunday at 4 15 in Greenup Kentucky parsonage. The couple, attended by no one, plan to reside in Chillicothe after his Mead Corp job transfer. The brief lists social events and local guest appearances by Logan residents, including bridge club victories, entertainments, and visits from relatives.
Audrey Harris and Ray Chute Wed in Logan
Audrey Lee Harris and Ray Chute were married in a morning ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Clinton Swengel officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harris of Gore, wore a blue wool traveling suit and a sweetheart rose corsage attended by her sister Thelma Morgan. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chute of Logan Route 3, is a Carbon Hill High School 1935 graduate and farms. A family dinner followed and the couple planned a week’s trip.
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Logan
Clinton Swengel
Audrey Lee Harris
Ray Chute
Leonard Harris
Gore
Thelma Morgan
Sam Chute
Carbon Hill
Athens Man Fined By Logan Court
Logan county court arraigned Glenn Judson of Athens on petty larceny charges from April He pleaded guilty and was fined 350 plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in Hocking County Jail He was brought to Logan by Deputy Waldron after release from Athens County Jail Also mentioned are Melvin Camp from Cleveland and Marie Williams from New Straitsville in related cases.
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Logan
Glenn Judson
Athens
Frank St. Clairs
Judson
Jack Waldron
Costa
Hocking
Melvin Camp
Cleveland
Marie Williams
New Straitsville
Are Wedded in Logan Saturday Afternoon
Logan couple Betty Snider and Lester Wine were married Saturday at 2 PM in a single ring ceremony at the St Matthew Lutheran Church parsonage. The bride, daughter of Ray and Betty Snider, wore a brown wool suit with pink and white rose bud corsage. the groom is the son of Homer Kornmiller. They were attended by Juanita Kornmiller and Tom Snider. A family reception followed at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Jacob Wolfe’s home. The couple will reside in Union Furnace in a newly furnished house.
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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
Mosser Funeral Rites Held in Logan Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Aleinda Mosser age 92 who died Saturday were held Tuesday at 2 p m at the home of her daughter Mrs Myrtle Taylor on North Walnut Street with Rev A N Grueser of the United Brethren Church officiating Pallbearers named Gerald Blosser Haren Septer Arlis Hiles 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 a gold star mother Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mosser
Oaks Grove
Leonard Funeral Services
Girl Scout Troop Starts Felt Craft Lesson in Logan
Logan Girl Scout Troop No 1 met after school in East Main Street rooms for a Felt Craft lesson led by Mrs Rudolf Hankison Miss Josephine Rush and Mrs Karl Poling. Members present included Jeri Weiss Naomi Chute Lois Ann Carr Shirley Buntz Carol Ann Risch Marjorie Kreig Lors Jones Barbara Hite Virginia Norris Lois Thompson Sue Kanade Sue Showalter Patty Williams Patty Miller and Phyilis Wells.
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Logan
East Main St
Rudolph Hankison
Josephine Rush
Karl Poling
Jeri Weiss
Naomi Chute
Lois Ann Carr
Shirley Buntz
Carol Ann Risch
Marjorie Kreig
Lors Jones
Barbara Hite
Virginia Norris
Lois Thompson
Sue Kanade
Sue Showalter
Patty Williams
Patty Miller
Phyilis Wells
Logan Gas Company Adopts 40 Hour Week Schedule
Logan Ohio Fuel Gas Company announces return to a pre war 40 hour week. Manager William Clapp says office hours will be 8:20 am to 5 pm with Saturday closing at 12 noon.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Bronday
William Clapp
Logan-Frank Judy Opens Men’s Clothing Shop in Dollison Building
Logan-Frank Judy of 506 N Mulberry St has rented a room in the Dollison Building, formerly the International Carbon Company space, and plans to remodel it to open a men’s clothing shop soon.
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Logan
Frank Judy
Mulberry St
Dollison Building
Internatonal Carbon Company
Recent Brides Honored At Bride Party In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville at Mrs. Clifford Brown's home on Bessemer Road a 6 o'clock dinner and bridge party honored two late summer brides Mrs. James Ockver and Mrs. Max Hoskins. Eight guests dined at a single crystal table, gifts of crystal glassware were presented, and the group later played bridge with high scores by Mrs. Hoskins Mrs. Robin Gardner and Mrs. Acker. Dessert featured bride's cake ice cream and coffee with crystal candelabra lighting the table.
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Nelsonville
Clifford Brown
Bessemer Rd
Kenneth Kinmeer
James Ockver
Max Hoskins
Cleo Whitmore
Althea Whitmore
Blanche Newman
Hoskins
Robin Gardner
Acker
Grace Kelch
Donald Codding
James Gilbert
Helen Washburn
Max Hosking
James Ucker
George Hicks Dies From Burns at Daughter's Home
Logan resident George W. Hicks age 47 died Monday at 2 pm at the home of his daughter Mrs. Roy Dicken 154 W Second St where he had been bedfast since September after suffering severe burns He is survived by his wife Laura five daughters Mrs Dicken Mrs Ralph Wycuff Logan one son Clydus Hicks S 1 c serving in the South Pacific Funeral services will be announced by Heinlein and Son Funeral Directors
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Logan
George W. Hicks
Roy Dicken
W. Second St
Laura
Dicken
Ralph Wycuff
Clydus Hicks
South Pacific
Heinlein and Son
Poultry Calendar Ts Made Available
Logan-Hocking County poultry raisers are urged to use a poultry pep calendar now available at the local extension office. The guide aims to boost profitable egg production by tabulating each month's profits reported to the extension office and sent to the Agriculture Extension Service in Columbus, which at year end provides a complete summary back to local producers.
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Logan—Hocking County
Agriculture Extension Service
Cololumbus
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 then attended the Logan Chakers Theater. The gathering included Mrs Carl Larimer Mrs Orla i Fickle Mrs John Powers Mrs Betty Erwin Mrs Harry Snider and other members. Mrs Clarence Brooks will host the next regular meeting.
Gore-Cp Ernest Rupert Saul Ends 91 Day Furlough
Gore, Texas native Ernest Rupert Saulter ends a 91 day furlough and reports to Fort Sam Houston. Former combat engineer, he fought in France, Belgium, Luxemburg and Germany and was captured in the Battle of the Bulge. Liberated by Russians, he arrived in the U.S. June 18, 1945, bearing the Purple Heart, Good Conduct Ribbon and ETO ribbon with four bronze battle stars. A sorority meeting is announced for Alpha Psi Chapter of Delta Theta Tau, Mary Sloan presiding, at 8 p.m. at Mrs. A. G. Lindsey’s home on South Market Street.
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Gore
Ernest Rupert Saulters
Ray Saulter
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Germany
States
Logan
Mary Sloan
Alpha Psi
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
A.G Lindsey
S. Market St
Church of Christ Bible School elects 1945 46 officers
Nelsonville Church of Christ Bible School held a Sunday morning assembly to elect officers for the 1945 46 season. Officers include George Barrows as superintendent Roy Barron assistant superintendent L A Davis secretary treasurer and several department leaders and assistants. Installation occurs at a church dinner on Wednesday 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
John Reed
Rose Weigand
Charles McManaway
Women's
Charles Barron
Frances Bennett
Pearl Hartley
Betty Verity
Young People’s Department
L. E. Evans
Robert Riley
Janet Cope
Jane Hickman
Johnny Bob Jewett
Jimmy Pritchard
Frank Wallace
Robbin Gardner
Dorothy Green
Raymond Foughty
Lois Ann Ray
Betty Windle
May Keiffer
Fay Keiffer
Phyllis Disheng
Billie June Foughty
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Elks to Initiate at Nelsonville Elks Hall Oct 2
Nelsonville Elks plan initiation with refreshments Tuesday evening at the Elks Hall. Members are urged to attend. The article notes the uncertain date of Columbus birth.
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Nelsonville
Elks
Elks Hall
Columbus
ERB HELP Promises Cleanse With 12 Herbs
A testimonial reports dramatic relief after three days with ERB HELP. The user claims bowel and system cleansing ended headaches pimply skin eruptions and rheumatic knee pain. The ad cites Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Bats in Nelsonville as outlets for the product.
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Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts Cut Bats
Ady
Nelsonville City Council Acts on Parking Meters
At its regular meeting the Nelsonville council advanced an ordinance for installing about 233 meters in congested business areas to be leased and later city owned. The plan targets Fort Street Frank to Public Square and other blocks, with meters in rental use. The council also seconded a plan to vacate Columbus Street and approved a municipal budget of 147 767.17 dollars for 1946 with rates 4.30 mills total.
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Nelsonville
Fort St
Frankin
Public Square
W. Washington
W. Columbus
Cables Alley
Presbyterian Church Alley
Hocking St
Rt 33
Fayette St
Hocking
Shafer Alley
Logan
Athens
Old Columbus St
Adams St
W. Washington St
Clarence Stage
Ir Wn
W. Columbus St. A
Ashby
Finance Committee
County Budget Commission
Tigner
Sudit
Allen and
Nelson
John Lawson
Burns Fatal to Donald Cook in Nelsonville
Donald Cook aged about 2 died this morning at his Newtown home near Murray City from burns and infections sustained while hunting Saturday. He was a World War II veteran, survived by his mother Emma Cook, four brothers in Murray City and elsewhere, and two sisters in Zanesville and Wayne Michigan. The body lies at Stout Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Donald Cook
Newtown
Murray City
Cook
Emma Cook
Stout Funeral
George
Sam
Hobart
Corning
Milard
Mary Waillar
Zanesville
Mildred) Andres
Wayne, Mich
Youths Shaken Up In Auto Wreck
Nelsonville report says three local high school boys Rene Murat Paul Coyote and Jerry Bryan were bruised and shaken when the car driven by Murat skidded on Mason City Hill turned into a ditch and overturned as it headed toward Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Rene Murat
Paul Coyote
Jerry Bryan
Murat
Mason City Hill
Buchtel
York Grangers Hela Meeting for Public In Nelsonville
York Grange Hall hosted a public program led by Lecturer Creo Whit with a lively evening of entertainment and social visiting. Awards in the flower show went to Maude McClain for roses, Pearl Johnson for large mums, Verney Brown for small rooms, and Fanny Williams for Coxcombs.
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Nelsonville
Creo
York Grange Hall
Grange
Mesaz
Adda Macecombs
Nort
Elsie Weaver
Paranee
Ging
Bessie Warehime
Lulu
Hoskins
Marie Dunkey
Vivian
Maccombs
Bernice
Nancy Hoskins
C.&. Hoskins
Paul Achaver
Wayne Woodard
Feis
Maude McClain
Maude McClain For An Exhibit of Roses, To Mrs. Pearl Johnson
Verney Brown
Fanny Williams
Veterans To Be Honored by Dinner
Nelsonville plans a second World War veterans dinner at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening October 4 at 6 15 o clock. All service members home and discharged veterans are invited and urged to attend, with committee contacts requested by the prior Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
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Everfresm Coffee
Pont Aut
Nuiseen
Oakley and Oakley Insurance
Nelsonville, Ohio
Call of the Selective Board
Frank Tucker
Rockbridge
Charles Moore
E. Main St
Virgil A. Phillips
Harvey Cherrington Sheets
Gan
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Pier David Walter Ruthford
Barbertons
Carbon ‘Hill
Reno White
Emma Lanning
Squaw Club
Joe Farbeann
Charles Mack
Farbeann
Ray Garverck
Jess Cooley
Eli Booth
Pearl Watkins
John Conkle
Raymond Pearson
Charles Schorr
Newton Kitchen
Charles Mohler
John Liff
Mock
Garverick
Mohler
Bob Martin
Sumner Martin
Logan High
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School of Arts and Science
W. A. Daniels
van Wert
E. L. Nimon
Dallas
Marshalls
Saipan
Guam
Akron
Donald Jayne
Madgeline Weiland
Frank Weiland
W. Main St
Mildred Collins Hearin
Abby Collins
S. Culver St
Helena Poston
Inlaw
D. A. Rannels
E. Hunter T
Malibu
Zenners
Dewamen
Freeman Field
Ind
Air Technical Service Command
Logan Court
Felt
George Hicks
Officers
Nelsonville City
Howard Camp
Otto O
Kazan
Louis D. U
Shrek
Marios
Jes Peli Cate
Ley
Mound St
W. Franklin St
Grover St
Brooks
Edwards
Frederick Sts
Frog Hollow
H. E. Wilson
C. W. Monks
Gro Tem
Welle
York Grangers
Hela
J. M. Colorado
GW. Celis
J. T
Michigan
N. Court St
SRE
Andrew Stone
John Carroll
Ruth Hussey
Charles Ruggles
Ann Rutherford
Estwer Dale
Grant Mitchell
Frank Jerks
Sermin
Precterice
Jec and
Malcorm
Stuart McYlam Ie Tee Sarcenay Syening Post Sin
Joseph Schildkraut
Billie Burke
Eugene Pallette
Ona Munson
AMOND
Sacaury
Betty Hutson
Arturo DE Cordova
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