Campaign program announced by Hocking Co. Republicans
Logan Hocking County's Republican Executive Committee outlined a campaign schedule with a kickoff for the Women's Republican Club on Oct 9 and a series of meetings and rallies across towns including Enterprise Rockbridge McKinley Club Gibisonville Laurelville Starr Coonville Union Furnace Greendale Gore Murray City Logan and Marion Township through Nov 4. Local leaders Mrs Anna Clark Mrs Ed Mundy Mrs C E Brehm Mrs Grace Curl and Mrs Clinton Webb organize events and music and refreshments.
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LOGAX
Hocking County
Republican Executive Committee
Women’s
Republican Club
Anna Clark
Ed Mundy
C. E. Brehm
Grace Cur
Clinton Webb
Enterprise
Rockbridge
McKinley Club
Gibisonville
South Per
Logan inspector backs Cher rington Hospital license with caveat
State inspector of Buildings Eberspaugh visited Cher rington Hospital and found no reason against granting a license if applied for. He noted two exits per floor and 1916 construction but suggested adding a stair flight from ground to rear porches of second and third floors for safety. Certificates for furnace and elevator issued. Approximately 150 heard Renick Duniay address the McKinley Republican Club in Logan. M. B. Iles presided. meeting opened by Mooney. Old-time fiddlers provided music. Mr and Mrs Lewis Price directed light refreshments.
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Logan
Eberspaugh
Cherrington Hospital
Robert Bangham
Renick Duniay
Ross County
McKinley Republican Club
M. B. Iles
Representative Mooney
Lewis Price
War Fund drive quotas announced for Hocking County
Logan ward quotas total twelve thousand five hundred dollars for the War Fund drive starting October 16. Ward and township allocations include Logan, Marion, Green, Falls, Murray City, Laurel, Enterprise, Perry, Benton, Salt Creek, Laurelville, Rockbridge and others. Industrial and club support will be allocated back to wards. workers to donate at least one day’s pay to meet the goal. Local families and friends urged to back county service members.
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Logan
Virgil W. Martin
Hocking County War Fund Committee
Marion Township
Oroville & Gore
Green Township
State Township
Falls Township
Murray City
Laurel Township
Enterprise
Washington Township
Carbon Hill
Webb Summit
Perry ‘Fawnship
Benton Township
Haydenville
Salt Creek Township
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Martin
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Martini
Churches of Logan Services Schedule and Notices
The First United Brethren announces Sunday School at 9 a.m with Children Rally Day and Junior Choir led by Mrs. Clarence Phillips. Morning worship at 10:15 with sermons on The Cost of Discipleship and Out of the Depths. Evening worship at 7:30. Junior C E in basement 10:15, Utopia C E in parlor 6:30. Choirs practice midweek. quarterly conference Oct 15. Logan District Rally at Enterprise Oct 16. Also notices for First Church of the New Covenant Sherman Burgoon, First Presbyterian Oct 8, Trinity Lutheran events and classes.
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Madge Wright
C. E
George Hanner
Charles Loomis
Utopia C. E
Shirley Hutchison
Irev
C. M. Bowman
Firrst Church OF the New Covenant
Miranda Casto
Sherman Burgoon
Logan High Group Initiates 35 Members at Event
Logan High School G A A held its annual initiation on Wednesday with committee chairs Joan Jurgensmire Dorothy Gieger Martha Kelch Carol Robinetto Judy Buntz and Janet Sweazy guiding the proceedings. Afterward old and new members enjoyed a wiener roast at the athletic field.
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G A. A
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Joan Jurgensmire
Dorothy Gieger
Martha Kelch
Carol Robinette
Judy Buntz
Janet Sweazy
Joan Gosling
Daisy Smith
Emma Jean Lemon
Tenet Flood
Katt Fox
Straitsville News Notes from Oct Straitsville
Funeral services were held in Nelsonville for Mrs Hat tie McDonald 52 who died after a short illness at home near the high school. Word came of Mrs Ruth Bell s serious illness in Logan. Yauntella Campbell of the Marines visits home. Mrs Arnold Morrison returned after a week with relatives in Columbus. Harald Williams family back in Windham after visiting. Mrs Julia Williams and granddaughter in Shawnee. Miss Mary Bell of Maxville a local high school student visited. Reese Ward serious after operation in Columbus. Mrs Lois Chappatear secured a position in Everett Island s Perry County court office. Mrs Wilma Flinerman reported in serious condition in Athens Hospital.
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Hattie McDonald
Ruth Bell
Logan
Ruth Webb
Cval
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The
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James Campbell
Arnoldt Morrison
Wavelyn Slatzer
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Morrison
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Windham
Julia Williams
Shawnee
Mary Bell
Maxville
Helen Strain
Bell
Ward
Reese Ward
Robert
William Ward
Lois Chappatear
Everett Island
Perry County
Wilma Flinerman
Athens
Pimple Remedy Claims Overnight Clear Skin Miracle
An advertisement touts Kiesrex a medicated liniment that allegedly dries pimples overnight. It urges first use proof of effectiveness with a money back guarantee and promises confidence for users embarrassed by unsightly pimples.
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Kleerex
Vera Elinn Missionary Society meets at Mrs Martin’s home
Mrs. M C Martin hosted the Vera Elinn Missionary Society October meeting at her N Orchard Street home. The program titled A Time for Great Living demands An Appreciation of the Truth featured talks by Mrs Hermat Leonard on the illiterate world by Mrs Fred Hugh and News Flashes by Mrs James Hutchison. Refreshments were served by assisting hostesses.
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Merlin ‘Whiterafl
J.C. Wald ‘Ron
Clarence Schempp
Merlin Whitcraft
Patl Cruise
Homer Allen
Clarence Cnute
Clarence Phillips
James Reese
Starling Cohagan
Harry Sweazy
Alfred Lanning
Rudolph Hankison
Everette Jacoby
Francis Robinette
Florence Myers
Arlis Hiles
Florence Fickle
Floyd Beougher
Belva Rhodes
Paul Cruise
Ex-Prisoner Of Germans Visits Home
Ex prisoner of Germans Sergeant Robert Reasoner of New Plymouth Route 2 returns home after two years overseas in the Air Force eleven months and seven days in German prison camps and hospitals. Shot down over Germany in October 1943 he was captured, wounded and burned, hospitalized five months. After a 30 day furlough he will enter Martinsburg WV for plastic surgery. He wore the Purple Heart Oak Leaf Cluster the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three Clusters. He served on the Gripsholm and was on a Swedish American ship docked at Staten Island on September 26 his 26th birthday. The Red Cross aided his weekly package during delays. A Union Furnace High School graduate class of 1936 he was inducted at St Petersburg Florida and trained at Shepherd Field Texas. He went overseas in October 1942 and saw combat in England North Africa and the Middle East. Sergeant Reasoner is considered one of the war’s outstanding heroes from Southeastern Ohio.
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Robert, Reasoner
Eugene Reasoner
New Plymouth
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Germany
Newton
D. Baker General Hospital
Martinsburg
IW. Va
Gripsholm
Staten Island
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Reasoner
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St. Petersburg
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Middle East
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Ohio
Aged Widow Henrietta Collins Dies in Logan Home
Mrs. Henrietta Collins aged 36 died at 1176 Church Street Logan after a long illness. Survived by nieces and nephews including Mary Collins Logan Ed Collins Fred Collins Sam Hiles Haydenville John Hiles John Tignor Columbus Frank Tignor Pennsylvania. Body to residence Friday afternoon services Saturday at 2 oclock with Rev C W Rage. Burial Oak Grove by Woodard Funeral Service.
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Logan
Henrietta Collins
Church St
Josep Collins
Mary
Fred Collins
Sam Hiles
Haydenville
John Hiles
John Tignor
Columbus
Frank Tignor
Pennsylvania
C. W. Rage
Oak Grove
Woodard
More Women Attend Red Cross Meeting Despite Conflicts
Logan notes four HIS Club members attended the Red Cross Chapter house meeting Thursday night. They sewed layettes and knitted army gloves for service members. The group plans a surprise for the next meeting and invites all service wives to join, with no club expenses. Present were Mrs. Hugh Little, Mrs. Marvin Dicken, Mrs. Charles Lehman, and Mrs. Donald Smith.
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Red Cross
Hugh Little
Marvin Dicken
Charles Lehman
Donald Smith
Wounded in Action Logans Private Henderson Injured in Italy
Private Edward Henderson son of Mr and Mrs Laverne Henderson Nelsonville R D 2 received a minor wound in action in Italy on Sept 16 his second wound while in action on that front his parents have been advised He was a miner before entering service.
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Edward Henderson
Laverne Henderson
Nelsonville
R. D
Italy
Business Women To Have Special Program
Logan reports the week of October 8 to 14, Business Women's Week, with the theme Are We Part time Citizens. Activities begin with Sunday church service, a Wednesday dinner at the White House with a musical program and new member initiation, and a Friday recreation night at the club rooms. Florence Bort chairs, assisted by Connie Shultz Newell Grooms Marie Lines and Hazel Armstrong.
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Logan
Methodist Church
White House
Florence Bort
Connie Shultz
Newell Grooms
Marie Lines
Hazel “Armstrong
War Veteran Dies in Virginia Hospital
Gerald Castell, native of Murray City and World War One veteran, died recently in a Virginia military hospital. Burial was at Hampton National Cemetery. A Logan brother, Charles, resides in Logan.
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Gerald Castell
Murray City
Tom Castell
Virginia Military Hospital
Hampton National Cemetery
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