Hocking County Set of Meetings on Farm Defense Program
A series of 7 8 meetings in Hocking County explains the government farm defense program for 1942. Organized by F O Wolfe and James R Smoot the events promote increased milk eggs sowbeans vegetables and marketed hogs beef veal. Meetings start 730 p m at listed schools and courthouses from Oct 15 to Oct 23 with dates and host sites.
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Logan
Hocking County
F. O. Wolfe
Triple A
James R. Smoot
Marion Central
Rockbridge
Logan Courthouse
South Perry
Iiesboro
Laurelville
Enterprise
South
Reform bill advances amid race to revival in city
A fragmented local report notes a reform bill’s progress amid political tension in the city. It mentions state authorities and city leaders, with references to council actions and community concerns.
Draft Quota For November Calls 12 Men
Logan tentative call lists 30 draftees to be processed by the Selective Board, which must furnish a 12 man quota. The period spans November 3 to 25. Call 31 targets Negroes, but no quota assigned for Hocking County. No Negroes have been drafted from Hocking County since the draft began. limited Negro population in the county with only examinations to date.
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Logan
Selective Board
Hocking County
Wolfe Files Action To Recover Judgment
Logan James Wolfe sues Frank St Clair George H Lehman and A F Hilliard to recover a judgment of 54.69 and costs alleged from Magisterial court. Plaintiff claims Good Hope Township resident and seeks injunction arguing St Clair lacks jurisdiction. An execution was issued Sept 26 with levies on crops from Good Hope farms. Temporary injunction granted Oct 10.
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William Smith
Conrad
Good Hope
Daniel Mathias
Visitors Enjoy Logan Park Facilities This Summer
A Logan county summary shows 14 545 persons used Kachelmacher Park from May 19 to Sept 4. Out of town visitors totaled 1 754 with 4 003 boys 3 649 girls and 6 893 adults. Water and toilet facilities would close soon with shelterhouse remaining open until month end before equipment storage and season closure.
Selective Board Plans Group Physical Exam
Logan Selective Service Board members met Monday night for interviews and classification work. Arrangements have been completed for the group physical examination to be held on Wednesday evening, when 30 registrants are to be examined. Efforts are being made to have a full attendance of physicians dentists and opticians so the work can be handled rapidly. This will be the last examination to be given here according to present plans.
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Logan
Teachers Train at Nazarene Church
Logan A teachers training class opened at the Church of the Nazarene Monday evening and will run each night at 7 o clock for six weeks. Rev C B Clendenen will be in charge of the study course. The subject is a Study of the Teacher.
Anniversary of Company G Ends at Camp Sheridan
Today marks the 24th anniversary of Company G from Hocking County. The unit left the Hocking County Fairgrounds for Camp Sheridan Alabama for training before joining the 148th Infantry with Company G of Dayton.
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Company G
Logan
Co. G
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Fairgrounds
Claude W. Pettit
Herman Hess
Carl James
Granville Berlin
Dayton
148Th Infantry
Camp Lee
France
Arnold Rites Set for Thursday in Logan
The body of Donald E. Arnold, killed in Alabama, arrives in Logan under military escort. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Thursday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Iles on E Main St with Rev. S. W. Wiant officiating. Burial follows in Wolfe Cemetery Starr Township. Dale Arnold of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, returns for the services.
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Logan
Donald E. Arnold
Alabama
Arnold
Ft. Knox
Louisiana
M. B. Iles
E. Main St
Schools To Observe Ohio Poetry Day In Logan County
Logan County schools will observe Ohio Poetry Day on October 17 under guidance from Supt. Samuel H. Dillon. The day honors Ohio poets with booklets including Governor Bricker’s proclamation and a foreword by Kenneth C. Ray. Poems include Old Man's Cave by Lois E. Dann and Hill Woman by Faye Chilcote Walker.
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Logan
Ohio
Samuel H. Dillon
Tessa Sweazy Webb
Columbus
Supt. Dillon
John W. Bricker
Kenneth C. Ray
English Nobleman Puzzle with Crossword Clues
A themed puzzle lists across and down clues for a crossword style set of entries. The grid references male royals, verbs, adjectives and objects from diverse categories, including geographic hints and mythic terms, with several cryptic style hints interspersed.
Logan Social Notes from Delta Kappa Gamma meeting in Columbus
Fourth Annual Alpha Delta State session of Delta Kappa Gamma was held at the Deshler Wallick Hotel Columbus October 10 to 12. Highlights included a reception at the Governor's Mansion, a luncheon for chapter presidents, and initiation of 19 initiates with a banquet for founders and honorary members. Dr. Char O Williams spoke as NEA field director. 59 chapters in the state with 57 represented. local attendees listed. Social items follow from Logan residents hosting and visiting relatives and neighbors in the region.
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Char O. Williams
Washington, D. C
National Educational Association
Velva Brashares
Opal Wylie
Jeanette Wharton
Ruth Strous
Miriam Ringhiser
Ruth Kreachbaum
Bernice Taylor
Mary Connor
Emma Hall
Martha Smith Kruger
Proposed One Mill Levy Prompts County Debate
Logan voters show interest in the November 4 bond issues and levies. A county wide one mill levy for general operating expenses faces all electors. Falls precincts 1 and 2 vote on three mills for Falls Board of Education operating costs. Good Hope precinct weighs bonds to issue 9500 for Rockbridge school improvements. Benton Township voters consider 37000 bonds for gymnasium and other school upgrades. South Bloomingville High lacks a gym.
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Logan
Enterprise
Falls 1
Falls 2
Good Hope
Rockbridge
Benton Township
South Bloomingville
Kiwanis Club To View Railway Express Film
Logan representatives of Railway Express Co will present Caravans of the Sky a newsreel on the Air Express at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the White House this evening at six o clock. It shows the scope and importance of Air Express in business industry and daily life.
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Logan
Railway Express Co
Kiwanis Club
Sky
Air Express
White House
Sherman Sheets Files Suit for Divorce
Sherman F Sheets sues Hazel Sheets for divorce alleging neglect. Married June 20 1925 with one minor child. He asks the court to determine child support and adjust property rights.
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Logan
Sherman F. Sheets
Hazel Sheets
Hospital Discharges And Procedures In Logan
Mary Townsend, a carpenter, was returned to her home Monday from Cherrington Hospital. Mrs. Richard Dupler of Logan was dismissed from the hospital Monday. Mrs. Helen Ellis of Logan underwent a tonsil removal operation at the hospital Monday.
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Logan
Mary Townsend
Carpenter
Cherrington Hospital
Richard Dupler
Helen Ellis
Clergymen Exchange Pulpits In District Series
Heyde pastor of St Matthew Lutheran Church preached at St Paul Lutheran Church in Pomeroy Sunday evening as part of a district pulpit exchange series among local clergy.
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Logan
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Pomeroy
St. Paul Lutheran Church
New Building Uses Last Greendale Brick
Mon Cook building on W Main St uses the final bricks from Greendale Brick Co plant in the village. The plant, shut for about ten years, was sold to Portsmouth men. the required stock exhausted the remaining pre shutdown bricks.
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Logan
Mon Cook
W. Main St
Greendale Brick Co
Portsmouth
Cook
Right Medicine After Long Suffering Rheumatic Sufferer Finds Relief
Henry Welch of Cutler Ohio recounts relief after using TON JON for rheumatism nervousness and related symptoms He previously woke 3 to 4 times nightly to relieve his kidneys suffered headaches dizziness and stomach upset Now he reports normal kidney function regular bowels and absence of nightly headaches The TON JON Health Representative promotes herbal medicines and Onick's as the source in Athens Ohio
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Ton Jon
Henry Welch
Cutler
Ohio
Marietta
Ton Jon Health
Athens
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Onick's
Logan Chieftains prepare for Athens invasion Friday
Logan Chieftains sharpen for Athens game with enhanced drills and tackling work after a critical Nelsonville clash. Coach Bender urged more effort and praised only selectively as the squad vows to improve and ready for Friday night.
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Logan
Athens
Ray Lohr Suffers Deep Wound on Hand
Ray Lohr son of Mr and Mrs Mark Lohr suffered a deep laceration of his right thumb when cut on a broken bottle Saturday George Lohr brother is improving from a fractured right wrist from a fall weeks ago at home injuries reported in Logan
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Logan
Ray Lohr
Mark Lohr
George Lohr
Clergymen Meet in Logan for Southeast Lutheran Conference
About 12 clergymen of the Southeast Lutheran Conference gathered in Logan today at St Matthew Lutheran Church for a conference hosted by Rev Amos L Heyde. Rev G F Stengel of Glenford led the program as participants discussed various church work topics.
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Logan
Southeast Lutheran Conference
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Amos L. Heyde
G. F. Stengel
Glenford
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