X ray mobile unit to visit Logan this week
Logan will host a chest X ray clinic with a mobile unit at Logan High School gyms. The schedule lists Logan students and county pupils, plus teachers, bus drivers, and citizens, with public hours Wednesday 7 to 9 pm and Thursday 3:30 to 5 pm. The service is funded by Christmas seal sales through Hocking County Health and Tuberculosis Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Shaw
Logan High School
Hocking County Health and ‘Tuberculosis Society
Gibbeonville
Logan Couple Repeats Marriage Vows in Bremen Church
On October 6 at seven o’clock Miss Lucille Alltop and Cpl. Ralph R. Rush renewed vows in a single ring ceremony at the United Brethren Church parsonage in Bremen. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Alltop, wore a beige gaberdine dress with white mums and yellow rose buds. the groom’s parents are in New Straitsville and he has just returned from three years overseas duty. Attendants were the bride’s sister and her husband, Mr and Mrs Edward St Clair. After a wedding trip the couple will reside temporarily in Gore and a dinner followed the ceremony at the Lancaster Hotel.
Margaret Columber and Chandos Kistler Wed in United Brethren Ceremony
Margaret L Columber daughter of Mrs Earl Columber 2975 Culver St and Chandos E Kistler son of Mr and Mrs Ford Kistler 344 Church St were united in marriage Saturday evening at the United Brethren parsonage Rev A WN Grueser officiating The bride wore a tan dressmaker suit with pink and white corsage Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Columber and Mrs Lawrence Schorr The bride will keep her job as bookkeeper at the Caison County Farm Bureau Marysville and the groom works for the city beginning his duties Monday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Columber
N- Spring St
Columber
Lawrence Schorr
Kistler
Caion County, Farm Bureau
Marysville
Mr. Kistler
Drollinger Funeral Held Saturday for John Dral linger
Services for John Dral linger age 76 veteran school custodian who died in Columbus Hospital were held Saturday afternoon at 2 00 p m at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev Paul Holtzen of Trinity Lutheran Church officiating Music was provided by Chris Gompf Adolph Gompf Rudolph Remple and Walter Jurgensmier with Carrie Lutz at the piano Pallbearers were Clarence Matheny Irwin Matheny Floyd Matheny Robert Matheny Rudolph Remple and George Jurgensmier Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery by Heinlein and Son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Matheny
Rudolph Remple
George Jurgensmier
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein and Son
Mrs Roberts convalesces after major surgery at Holzer Hospital
In Gallia County Mrs George Roberts of North Orchard Street is convalescing at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after major surgery Friday She has been in the city for some time under treatment by her son Dr George Roberts formerly of Logan The Junior Tourist Book Club will meet Tuesday evening at Miss Ruth Goodwins East Second Street home with Mrs Dean Collison reviewing the books
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Roberts
North Orchard St
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Roberts
Dean Collison
Ruth Goodwin
East Second St
Postons Entertain At Sunday Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poston hosted an Open House for about 100 guests on Sunday, two to four and seven to nine pm, at their home on State Route 33 south of Logan. The house was decorated with mums and greenery. Mrs. William Offenburger from Columbus performed piano music. Refreshments were served with Miss Alice Genevieve Poston pouring and Mrs. Ella Keynes assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph Poston
Poston
William Offenburger
Columbus
Alice Genevieve Poston
Ella Keynes
Funeral Services Held For Cambridge Baby
Dian Dupler ten day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Dupler Cambridge died Saturday afternoon at grandparents home West Main St Survivors include parents a brother Larry Neal and grandparents Services conducted this afternoon at Leonard Funeral Home Rev Lloyd Evans Nelsonville officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lynn Dian Dupler
Carl Dupler
Cambridge
George Schwenke
West Main St
Larry Neal
Leonard Funeral Home
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonvile
Fairview Cemetery
Girl Scout Troop 3 Plans Projects For Year
LOGAN Girl Scout Troop 3 met Friday after school to map the year s projects. Members listed include Jean Haas Julie de Maine Willie tta Mack Jenny Jo Gang Marjorie Wells Nancy White Carol Clapp Betty Buskirk Sally Ford Dixie Spackey Leona Leota Mack Janet Lou Norris Norma Jean Woodard with leaders Mrs F Rauch Mrs Marion Allen and Mrs George Van Fossen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Girl Scout Troop
Jean Haas
Julie de Maine
Willetta Mack
Jenny Jo Gang
Marjorie Wells
Nancy White
Carol Clapp
Betty Buskirk
Sally Ford
Dixie Spackey
Leona
Leota Mack
Janet Lou Norris
Norma Jean Woodard
F. Rauch
Marion Allen
George van Fossen
Florence Myers Resigns From Local OPA
Florence Myers resigns from the local OPA after years of service and returns to secretary duties with William Loomis and Son contractors. Barton Hall to install American Legion Auxiliary officers in Logan with a 6 p.m. covered dish dinner planned. Loomis hosts silver tea for Naomi Circle at S Walnut St Friday at 2 p.m. Also, Business and Professional Women's Club to hold a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at Pritchards Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Florence Myers
OPA
William Loomis
Barton Hall
Eighth District
American Legion Auxiliary
Logan—Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pritchards
J S Hennare To Speak At Kiwanis Dinner
Logan Kiwanis Club hosts a six o clock dinner at the White House with J S Hennare Columbus State Conservationist as speaker. Hennare will be introduced by H Lafferty Logan county soil conservationist and Henry Brown Rockbridge will perform a musical number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. H. Lafferty
Hocking County
Soil Conservationist
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
J. S. Hennare
Columbus
U. & Dept. of Agriculture
Henry Brown
Rockbridge
Court Notes From Hocking on License Charge and Thefts
Logan Norman Wallace of Haydenville was arraigned in Mayor Weltner s court on driving without a license. He was fined five dollars and costs after arrest by a state patrolman Saturday at ten. The Hocking County Sheriff s Department is investigating the theft of a Chevrolet coupe from Cleve Kraft of Rockbridge, stolen Saturday after midnight. A Ford V eight sedan stolen Friday night near Nelsonville was recovered Sunday near Rockbridge ponds and returned to James Brunton of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Norman Wallace
Haydenville
Weltner
Wallace
Hocking County
James Brunton
Glouster
Nelsonville
Rockbridge
Birth of Granddaughter for Sellers Family
Logan M a and Mrs A G Sellers and E Hunter Sr announce the birth of their first grandchild a six and one half pound girl named Margaret Alice born to Rev and Mrs Paul A Sellers at Lancaster Municipal Hospital Thursday evening Rev Sellers pastors United Brethren Church in South Webster Ohio Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henst Pimion of German Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. G. Sellers
E. Hunter Sr
Margaret Alice
Paul A. Sellers
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Residents recall service members and local events at Plains area
The Plains News Notes lists Rosemary Gloechner and Mrs George Shamel visiting Athens and Great Lakes Naval Hospital patient Roy Shamel after 21 weeks. It notes Elmer Wharton visiting his mother, a host of Tuesday guests at the Tipton home, and soldiers and families connected to Shoemaker California and Dayton visits. The piece covers school lunch helpers, pheasant hunting trips, and local road trips, plus a hospital stay recovery and relatives visiting Waynesboro Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plains
Rosemary Gloechner
Athens
George Shamel
Roy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Elmer Wharton
Columbus
Burt Adams
Leroy Brown
Charles Brown
John Donelson
Ida Bricker
Rebecca Harrison
Wilbur Morgan
Santiago
Calif
Ben Hartman
Straitsville
Joanne
Sanford Call
Betty
Shelttering Arms Hospital
Catharine Norris
Joe
Waynesboro
William E. Dickinson
Richard Caihoun
James Barless
Hill
Joe Wallace
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ben Mowrey
Logan
Harry Mowrey
Henry le Master
Beaumont
Chauncey Mine
White Cross Hospital
Thursiday
Damon Cail
Akron
Carl Wicks
Arkansas
Robert Wicks
Washington
Buddy Wicks
Jean
Wicks
Dayton
Biownmington
Ind
Jimmy
Release for Alois Hitler by British authorities
In Hamburg German police say Alois Hitler, Adolf Hitler's half brother, has been released after detention for questioning lasting about two months. In Yokohama a force of over 380 officers and 4,500 enlisted men is set to depart for San Francisco early this week, an Army announcement stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Hamburg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Alois
Japan
San Francisco
Army
Nelsonville Presbyterian social notes and regional visits
The Nelsonville Presbyterian Missionary Society met Thursday with Mrs. John Wood and opened with singing and prayer. Reports were given, a thank you note read from Mrs. W. T. Cook on a Philippines gift. Members reported on a district meeting at New Plymouth, speaker Mrs. Martin Benade from Lahore. A program on These Moving Times was led by Mrs. James Knight. Social hour followed. Planned hosting of a dinner by Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Saltz, Mrs. Davis, and Mr. Groves at the White House in Logan for Eudora Chapter 03 members. Several local and out of town residents visited or stayed with host families during the period, including Columbus guests Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Mnodes, Chicago guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lesch, Covington trip, and Indianapolis visitors Capt. and Mrs. Roy Washburn and daughter. Flight Officer Charles Miller on leave with wife and parents. Virgil Roberts, returning from overseas discharge after 125 months, visited with mother-in-law Mrs. Almeda Dempster. wife Margery Roberts had died overseas. Mrs. Dempster accompanied him to Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Society
John Wood
Lloyd Evans
Walter Hudson
W. T. Cook
The
Society
Philippines
Hudson
Knox
Wood
Evans
New Plymouth
Martin Benade
Lahore
India
James Knight
Herman Morse
Inezwinson
Lulu ‘Saltz
Stela Davis
Frank Groves
Roy Sayers
White House
Logan
Eudora Chapter
Wilson
W. S. Mnodes
Columbus
Frank J Minner
A. B.johnson
Ed Lesch
Chicago
C. H. Bartlett
Bartlett
Covington
Sir Charles Kennard
Charles Edington
Ed Rosser
Roy Washburn
Margaret Emma
Indianapolis
Washburn
C. E. Washburn
Charles Miller
Gunter Field
Ala
P. i. Miller
Virgil Roberts
Zanesville
Almeda Dempster
Coolville Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Elvin Becker of Marietta stayed with Mr and Mrs G O Shanks from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs Roy Deker and two daughters joined Becker at the Shanks home on Friday. Rose and Blanche Price with Mrs P A Vorhees of Athens dined there Tuesday evening. Mrs Minnie Daugherty of Kissimmee Fla and sister Mrs Roy Gordon visited Howard Connolly in Elizabeth W Va Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Ernest Knowles is ill at Bethel Ridge and Hazel Warner is visiting there for a few days. Mr and Mrs Harry Gibbs and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Shanks residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Becker
Marietta
iMrs
G. O. Shanks
Roy Deeker
Becker
Shanks
Rose Price
Blanche Price
P. A. Vorhees
Athens
Minnie Daugherty
Kis- Shamee
Fla
Roy Gordon
Howard Connolly
Elizabeth
Ww. Va
Ernest Knowles
Bethel Ridge
Hazel Warner
Knowles
Harry Gibbs
G. C. Shanks
Daugherty Plans New Business Block In Town
Oral Daugherty buys vacant W Columbus Street lot from The First National Bank and adjoining parcel from Dr Welch, combining 71 feet of frontage. He plans to build a two lot business block next year in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Columbus St
Lama
First National Bank
E. Welch
Daugherty
Nelsonville
Oral Daugher
Nelsonville Proclaims National Business Women's Week
Mayor Miles Howe designates Oct 7 to 13, 1945 as National Business Women's Week in Nelsonville. The Business and Professional Women's Club plans programs to promote open discussion on peacetime business needs and employer employee relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Miles Howe
Business’ and Professional Women
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Lattimer Retires From Army After 20 Months Overseas
T Sgt H Lattimer son of Mr and Mrs George Lattimer of 28 Watkins St Nelsonville has received an honorable discharge from the Army Air Forces. Inducted 1942 he served 20 months in the European theater as an aerial engineer with the 90th Troop Carrier Squadron, 438th Troop Carrier Group. He participated in seven campaigns including Normandy and earned the EAME Theater Medal Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters Good Conduct Medal and Unit Citation. His squadron was among the first in Normandy on D Day and he was awaiting sailing when hostilities ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Forrest H. Lattimer
George Lattimer
Watkins St
Army Air Forces
90Th
438Th
Lattimer
Pacific
Santa Ana
Calif
Normandy
France
Rome Arna
Rhineland
Ardennes
Europe
Hillyer Awarded Bronze Star for Heroic Action
Pfc. Howard W. Hillyer of the 331st Infantry receives the Bronze Star for heroic achievement in Belgium on January 18, 1945. He carried an SCR 300 radio through fire to replace a damaged unit, aiding a patrol and helping eliminate an enemy pocket while under fire near Langlir. His wife, parents, and brothers are noted in Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Howard W. Hillyer
331St Infantry
United States Army
Joe Hillyer
Murray City
Harold
South Pacific
Jack
United States
Langlir
Belgium
Hillyer
Pfc
Mrs John Cross Attends Fort Gower Chapter Meet
Mrs John Cross, past regent and current registrar, travels to Athens for Fort Gower Chapter D A C October meeting at the Cottage Tea Room. A 12 o'clock luncheon precedes with Mrs Frank Cone, Mrs Harry Hamilton, Mrs Homer Carleton as hostesses. Wort to meet WCTU set for Tuesday at 7 at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Cross
Athens
Fort Gower
Daughters of the
Cottage Tea Room
Frank Cone
Harry Hamilton
McArthur
Homer Carleton
Pomeroy
Wort
WCTU
Methodist Church
Car Theft Incident Spurs Hocking County Recoveries
Nelsonville resident reports his brother James’s car stolen from E Columbus St. in Nelsonville. sheriff recovers it in Hocking County. In separate cases, a black tool box with carpentry tools worth 250 dollars is stolen from a parked auto. A Columbus Street collision damages multiple vehicles near the Dew Hotel. Butterworth bruised. A raccoon permit violation leads to a 15 dollar fine. Traffic affidavits cite unsafe operation and 70 mph in 50 mph zones. one driver found guilty, two plead guilty. Multiple intoxication arraignments and arrests occurred over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wallace Brunston
Glouster
James
E. Columbus St
Hocking County
Clarence Sowers
Monroe St
E. Butterworth
W. City Limits
Columbus St
Butterworth
Dew Hotel
William Keplar
J. R. Gallagher
Chillicothe
Keplar
Gallagher
Hshaken
Charles H. Moore
Athens County
Mark Jenkison
Athens Rfc
Miles Howe
State Highway Patrol
Wilbur W. Winegardner
Rush
Ville
Edward
James Thomas
Richard J. Barthels
Vermillion
Ohio
Thomas
Barthels
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Ray Home
The Missionary Society of the Church met at Mrs Mary Ray's home on Thursday evening October 4. Mrs Weigand opened with a poem and prayers by Rev L E Vans. Mrs Leonard Melching presented a girls chorus and discussed why missions are needed, noting that meeting needs could have prevented war. The program featured talks on African missions, concentration in retrospect, and home mission needs, with the chorus and readings interwoven. The event concluded with a social hour, flowers, candles, and light refreshments for 25 members and 13 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Society of the
Church of Christ
Mary Ray
Weigand
L. E.vans
Leonard Melching
Melching
Evans
Christ
Dix Powell
Stanley Mechem
Winnifred -Smith
L. E.evans
Cherry Tree Blooms In Nelsonville Yard
In Nelsonville a cherry tree in the yard of Mrs. Harriett Monks on Church Street was in full bloom Saturday October 6. Several blossoms were visible downtown as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harriett Monks
Church St
Helen Reynolds Weds Veteran in Pomeroy Meth Parsonage
Helen Louise Reynolds daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reynolds of Nelsonville Rt 1 married Melvin Z Hopstetter son of Mr. and Mrs. Z F Hopstetter of Nelsonville Rt 1 at the Pomeroy Methodist parsonage. Rev Keiffer officiated. Sergeant Hopstetter, recently home after 34 months overseas with the 640th Tank Destroyer Battalion, received an honorable discharge and the couple will live with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvo
Sonville
Helen - Louise Reynolds
Lawrence Reynolds
Melvin Z Hopstetter
Z. F. Hopstetter
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Pomeroy
Keiffer
Reynolds
Hopstetter
Marie McSherry Rites Held at Haydenville Church
Marie McSherry 83 died at daughter’s Nelsonville home on Sept 30 and was laid to rest Oct 3 at Haydenville Church. She was a Wolfe family member and charter member, with burial in Wolfe cemetery. Services led by Rev. W. M. George and Rev. Lees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Marie McSherry
P. C. Campbell
Haydenville
Wolfe Family
W. M. George
Lees
Charles
Emily Wolfe
A& Distance
DeWitt Wolfe
Moody Wolfe
Omar Wolfe
Blanche Kunkle
Detatur
Ind
L. A.“Sanner
Tommy McFadden
Gale
Birth Announcement for Elizabeth Mae Smith
Mr and Mrs Don Smith formerly of Nelsonville announce the birth of a daughter on September 13 in Columbus. The baby has been named Elizabeth Mae. Grandfather is W D Wolfe of Columbus, formerly of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Don Smith
Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Chittenden Ave
Columbus
Elizabeth Mae
W. D. Wolfe
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Lucille Alltop
Ralph Rush
Margaret Columber
Chandos Kistler
Drollinger
Gallia Hospital
Mutual Ins. CO
East Broad St
Postons
Cambridge Baby
S. Walnut St
Naomi
United Brethren Church
C. D. Shafer CO
Hocking
the Plains News
Uraga Village
U.S
Nelsonville Social Notes
Margery Roberts
Coolville Social Notes
Business Women’s
America
seEnsore , Ian Lovets
Merrie Melody
Missionary
Society of Church
Helen Reynolds
Obio T
Wes
Fra Sinatra
Hey
Leon Errol Marcy Povd
Grace Hartman
Whson
Fredeced
Tm Wheton
Hve Fey
Wy Bey
Ane
AdiMoret
Winefeowk
McSherry
Zenners
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