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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1944

Page

26

Scarlet Fever Reports in Logan County and Rabid Dog Quarantine

Scarlet fever is reported in Logan County with Mrs. William Bell the patient at 690 East Hunter Street. A quarantine is ordered for Haydenville district dogs after a Rabid dog owned by H Crothers is confirmed by the State Health Department Laboratory. No human contacts are known. dogs off leash will be handled under the law. The Red Cross notes potential exposure risk from Seaman William Bell who returned to New York City on September 25. The Bells have three children. The text also mentions National Business Women's Week October 8 to 14 and local civic interest.

Logan H. G. Southard Hocking County Health Commission Haydenville H. Crothers State Health Department Columbus Hbardenville County Health Department Willam Bell E. Hunter St Bell William Bell New York City

Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Club Activities

Logan social pages detail elections for the Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John with officers named for November and plans for a social. Entertain Club hosts Five Hundred Club with prizes for Mr and Mrs Johnson. Sewing Club meets at Mrs Rutgers home followed by refreshments. Missionary Society ends year with business gathering at St Matthews Church. Among Ourselves luncheon at Blosser's Restaurant. next meeting at Mrs Brandt's home. Local residents receive various visits and news of dinners, travels, and servicemen events around Logan.

Ben Geslin Five Hundred Harry Wright Theodore Johnson Denzil Weltner Gessin Johnson Sewing Club James Rutgers Marion Allen Fred Burchfield John Clark Harlet Ellinger Howard Kirk Lillian Winters Harold Saxton van Born Missionary Society St Matthews Church A. L Heyde iHershel Provost Ed Leach Albert Seabright Russell’ Blum Ernest Risch Don Warner L. J Albers Lilian Winters Katherine Myers George Gribble Edward Gibson Columbus Mary Byerman Alice Frasch Brown Carl Brown Frank Johnson Rudolph Brandt Roy Crawford Clayton Scheie Mary Spears Howard Ralston Paul Dollson Ida Steinman Brandt Paul Dollison

Former Hocking official hospitalized after stroke

Mr. W. E. Pete Evans, former Hocking County commissioner, is in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after a slight stroke. His condition is reported as fair. Evans, who runs a general store in Carbon Hill with his brother, served on the board of commissioners from 1935 to 1939.

Hocking Logan W. E Pete) Evans Hocking County Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Carbon Hill Board ‘of Commissioners

Wiener roast picnic at Rachelmache Park entertains East End School teachers

Mrs Meredith Gano, Mrs Walter Derr, and Mrs Carl Gordon led a committee of mothers hosting a wiener roast and picnic dinner at Rachelmache Park on a Wednesday. East End School pupils and teachers enjoyed the hospitality with preparations by the hostesses and teachers accompanying the children included Mrs Winifred Engle Mrs Gladys Clutton Mrs Lew Graham Mrs Esther O'Neal Miss Margaretta Hudson and Miss Rose Delong.

Logan Man Is Killed In France

Logan resident Private Patterson was killed in action in France on September 10. He served in Italy and France, was wounded in Italy, and returned to duty. Survived by wife Mrs Elwin Patterson, mother Mrs Mason Campbell, father Noah Patterson, brother William, and sister Fay McCafferty.

Logan Elwin Patterson Patterson France Mason Campbell Logan City Wilkesville Godman Italy Mildrew McCarley Ewington Noah Patterson Groveport William Fay McCafferty Chauncey

Logan family plans Los Angeles reunion during sergeant’s Pacific service

Mrs Paul Jurgensmier will depart Logan on October 12 to join her husband, Sergeant Jurgensmier, now stationed in the United States after two years with bomber crews in the Pacific. She will finish her office work at Sun Glow Friday, to be replaced by her sister Mrs Jack Morehead, who has worked in theCounty Auditor Kenneth Fitzgerald’s office for fifteen months.

Bennett Russell Wakunia Wash D. O. Davis N. Wood St Robert Gano Battle Creek Mich Gano Fort Custer Denzile Weltner Hus Club Red Cross Marion Allen Columbus Helen Belt Pollock Grant Hospital Albert Mascari Alice Struble Arlington Logan Paul Jurgensmier Los Angeles Jurgensmier States Pacific Sun Glow Jack Morehead Kenneth Fitzgerald Morehead

Window Displays Bought by Club LOGAN

Local merchants showcase Na window displays as a club Logan buys displays. The event highlights community merchandising efforts and cross promotion among small businesses.

Club LOGAN

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