Precinct Registrars Chosen for Hocking County Oct 16
Hocking County Election Board selects two volunteers per precinct to staff Oct 16 registration for the selective draft. Names for the county draft board and advisory roles to be decided, with meetings planned. Local youths pursue pre registration enlistment options with recruiting agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Election Board
Phil Henderson
E. L. Ewing
Fred E. Hull
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
County Election Board
Haydenville Grade School Reports Strong Attendance
Haydenville Logan Haydenville grade school shows solid early attendance. Principal C A Woods reports Fourth Grade with 25 pupils and perfect attendance, while other grades range from 94.6 to 99.4 percent attendance, with class sizes listed for Eighth Fifth Third Sixth Seventh Second and First grades.
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Logan — Haydenville
C. A. Woods
Hocking County Fair Board Eyes 1941 Exhibit
The Hocking County Fair Board met in the probate court room to discuss the next fair. Receipts are not yet final but should cover expenses, and the group favors holding a 1941 fair with praise from individuals and groups for the current exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Plan Columbus Rally for Ohio Republican Women
An all day rally by Republican Women of Ohio is planned for Friday in Columbus. Logan area attendees should reserve at the local Republican headquarters by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Columbus
Logan Crash Injures No One On Main Street
Damage reported to automobiles of Thomas Mohlay Columbus and Russell Beery Logan F C Wednesday. Beery backed from curb as other car passed. Police Chief Lew Reynolds reports no injuries.
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LOGAN
Thomas Mohlay
Columbus
Russell Beery
Logan R. F. C
Main St
Beery
Lew Reynolds
Warren Smith Injured by Own Automobile at Smith Farm
Warren Smith of Logan was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon when his car rolled down an incline and ran over him near the Smith farm on Route 75 east of the city. The pelvis was crushed and he was taken to Grant Hospital by local physician.
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Warren Smith
Logan
Smith Farm
Route
City
Grant Hospital
Dr. Lacock Called to Army Service
Logan health commissioner Dr. W. B. Lacock with a captaincy in the Medical Reserve Corps has been called for a year of extended active service. He reported to Fort Hayes for duty and remains headquartersed there with family decisions pending. Helen Felkner will oversee nursing at Hocking and Vinton counties during his absence.
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Logan
W. B. Lacock
Medical Reserve Corps
Ft. Hayes
Corps
Hocking
Helen Felkner
R. N
Vinton
Louisiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Miller Family Leaves Logan for Columbus Construction Ties
Mr and Mrs E G Miller depart Logan to join their son Dale in a Columbus construction business at 1443 North High Street Their daughter Lois Gay remains in Columbus as a sophomore at North High School The Millers lived in Logan eighteen years and own Warner Avenue property
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Logan
FE. G. Miller
Columbus
Dale
N. High St
Lois Gay
North High School
Millers
Warner Ave
Legion Posts Install Officers in Murray City
Logan county reports October 10 as the installation date for Mur ray City Post American Legion officers. Merle Johnston and George Childs will preside at ceremonies with a Logan Post delegation expected. A social evening is planned along with the installation.
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Logan
Murray City
American Legion
Merle Johnston
Amanda
George Childs
Middleport
Logan Post
Logan Heinlein Enters Cleveland Embalming School
Logan Heinlein and Orlin North enroll in the Cleveland College of Embalming Western Reserve for a year. They are sons of local families and traveled to Cleveland to begin studies after high school graduation.
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Logan
Lloyd Heinlein
Harry Heinlein
Cleveland
Cleveland College of Embalming
Western Reserve
Orlin North
Nelsonville
Heinlein
Logan Wood Bowen Returns From Masonry Meeting
Logan Wood Bowen, past grand master of the state council, returned Tuesday evening from Cincinnati where he had attended the Grand Council Masonry meeting. Harry Hammon also traveled to Cincinnati to represent the Logan Chapter at the Grand Chapter meeting.
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Logan Logan
Wood Bowen
Cincinnati
Grand Council
State Council
Harry Hammon
Logan
TON JON claims relief after 25 years of constipation
An Ohio farmer Asa G Brown from Rockbridge reports lifelong constipation eased by TON JON after months of problems including gas heartburn and dizziness He credits lasting relief with the medicine and urges readers to visit the TON JON Health Representative at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store Athens Ohio Adv.
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Asa G. Brown
R. No. 2
Rockbridge
Ohio
Lancaster
Ton Jon
TON JO Health
Quick's
Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Athens
Logan Social Notes Honor Miss Strentz Before Friday Wedding
Neighbors on N Market Street gathered at the McCray home to honor Miss Louise Strentz with a party and shower ahead of her marriage to Harold Gordon Nixon on Saturday morning October 5. The event included gifts from numerous guests and a book discussion of As I Knew Him by Hans Zinsser.
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Logan
Louise Strentz
N. Market Street
Miss Minette
Mary McCray
Miss Strentz
Columbus
Harold Gordon Nixon
Rudolph Brown
Rannells
John T. Underwood
Harry Ambrose
Cecil H. Jones
Walter Rochester
Frank Brown
Eber Mowery
Frank Blasius
Joe Thomas
Dayton Schultheiss
L. K. Showalter
Helen Blasius
Mary Blasius
Mary Louise Bowen
Lucille Oeffler
Violet Coakley
McCray
W. H. Strentz
Hans Zinsser
Alice Genevieve Poston
Warren Bright
Edward Hockman
J. E. Frasure
Logan Delphian Luncheon Shows Diverse Program
Members of the Logan Delphian Chapter hosted a one o clock luncheon at the White House with a business session led by Mrs. E M Godfrey. A musical program featured Mrs. Sweazy singing and Mrs. Adams accompanying, plus a reading by Miss Durr and a Grieg piano solo. An afternoon paper traced The Third Reich, followed by a roll call discussion and Delphian Creed finale.
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Logan Delphian
White House
J. E. Frasure
E. M. Godfrey
Harry Sweazy
Jeannie
Allen Adams
Eleanor Durr
Tina Stars
Grieg
Richard Lavey
Adams
Durr
Sweazy
Walter Leonard
Emerson Poston
J. W. Woodard
Minors in Custody Over Morris Store Thefts
Police questioned two minors on Wednesday evening in connection with petty thefts at the Morris store. They will be turned over to juvenile court officials for action.
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Logan
Morris
Logan Dinner Party At White House For Shriners Allies
Mr and Mrs Billy James and daughter of Columbus visited Logan on Wednesday and hosted a dinner party at the White House. They entertained Shriners and their wives along with several newspaper publishers and their spouses.
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Logan
Billy James
Columbus
White House
Shriners
Radcliff Personal and Brief Social Notes
Birth announced a son named Lanny Keith to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton with eight brothers and two sisters. Local meetings include the Vinton Township Grange inspection with 53 present, and the Vinton County Pomona Grange plans. Visits from Dayton residents, a stork shower for Mrs. Zinn, and several health and work notes from Oreton and Bradford residents are recorded.
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Radcliff
Harry Norton
Lanny Keith
Vinton Township
Edward Dearth
Dearth
Fannie Daft
Green Valley Grange
Vinton County
Pomona Grange
Vinton Township Grange
John Blore
Dayton
Leslie
Oreton
Bert Brown
Raymond Cooper
B. V. Swisher
Dorothy Burns
Columbus
John Burns
Indianapolis Visitor Rama Hamilton Calls on Brother Otto
Rama O. Hamilton of Indianapolis spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the city visiting his brother Otto E. Hamilton and family. He is a former Logan man and has lived in Indianapolis for the past 20 years. He is employed on the railroad.
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Rama O. Hamilton
Indianapolis
Otto E. Hamilton
Logan
Bumper Apple Crop Expected at Martzolff Orchard
Logan report notes apple picking underway at Martzolff Orchard near Maxville managed by James H. Barker. Barker anticipates a 3500 bushel crop this season with Delicious variety being picked this week.
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Martzolff
Logan
Maxville
James H. Barker
Former Hocking County Man Dies in Washington
Charles A. Swartz formerly of Hocking County died at his home in Bellingham Washington. He left the county in 1886 and lived 20 years in Ellinwood Kansas practicing law before moving to Bellingham where he practiced law 35 years. He was a brother of the late J F Swartz of Enterprise. Funeral services and burial were held at Bellingham on Tuesday.
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Logan
Charles A. Swartz
Hocking County
Bellingham
Wash
Ellenwood
Kan
J. F. Swartz
Enterprise
Marion Township
Logan Junior High elects Student Council officers
Logan Junior High School announces the new Student Council for the coming year. Dick Buntz is president, Betty Jean Friend is vice president, Jo Case serves as secretary, and Bruce Fickle is treasurer.
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Logan — Junior High School
Dick Buntz
Betty Jean Friend
Jo Case
Bruce Fickle
Nelsonville to Play in Logan Friday Night
Chieftains prepare at Chieftain Field for Friday clash with Nelsonville in Logan. Coach Tom Bender plans new formations and starts Cecil Scott at left end and Mark Lohr at left tackle with Trace Conrad and Roy Kelch to see action.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Tom Bender
Nelsonville
Chieftains
Bender
Cecil Scott
Mark Lohr
Trace Conrad
Roy Kelch
Mc Crackens Visit Friends After Southern Tour
Dr and Mrs J L Mc Cracken of Smithfield Pennsylvania stayed with Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner Tuesday on their way home from a southern tour. They visited their son in Nashville during the trip.
Farm Accident Severes Sprague Toe on Ax
Ernest Sprague was cutting posts on the Nutter farm in Green township when he struck his right foot with an ax on Wednesday and severed a small toe.
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Logan
Nutter
Green Township
Ernest Sprague
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Fred Bownes
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Oreville
Vern Spicer
FE. B. White
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Nyle Dee Huffhines
Spicer
Logan High School
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Nancy Jane
Union Furnace
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Wilma
Shirley
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