County meeting on kerosene rationing and county league
Hocking County school superintendents and principals will meet Thursday at 4 p m in the office of County Superintendent S H Dillon to discuss kerosene rationing rural school areas the penny milk program and school athletics. The meeting will cover the Hocking County basketball league set to start next month and the impact of gas rationing on transportation for athletes.
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Logan
Hocking County
S. H. Dillon
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Laurelville Vocational Teacher Resigns for Florida Move
George Bushnell, veteran voag instructor at Laurelville School since 1938, resigns to take a similar post in a Florida school. Superintendent S H Dillon says a successor has not yet been named and the board will likely address the vacancy soon. Bushnell is popular with western Hocking County farmers and his move is described as a distinct promotion.
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Logan
George Bushnell
Laurelville
Florida
S. H. Dillon
Bushnell
Hocking County
Court Set to Sentence Strous in Laurelville Embezzlement Case
Federal Judge Mel G. Underwood will sentence Elmer F. Strous of Laurelville in Columbus this week for embezzling 14000 dollars from Salt Creek Valley Bank where he was cashier for 12 years. Strous was arraigned last week and held on 7500 bond after a county jail detention.
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Logan
Mel G. Underwood
Columbus
Elmer F. Strous
Laurelville
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Salt Creek Bank
Beekeepers May Receive Extra Sugar This Winter
Logan Hocking County beekeepers may get additional sugar for winter feeding after officials from the Office of Price Administration advised the county extension office. Fall honey flow is well below normal and many keepers have exhausted 1942 sugar allotments risking winter bee colony losses. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hanning Carbondale announce the birth of a son Monday at Cherrington Hospital.
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Logan
Hocking County
Office of Price Administration
Ralph Hanning
Carbondale
Cherrington Hospital
Farm Agent Urges Ca re Of Machinery For Harvest
Logan James R. Smoot county extension agent urges county farmers to inspect farm machinery for broken or worn parts before harvest. Machinery is rationed and must last through the war, so keep it under cover, clean, greased, and painted. Place repair orders with local dealers now to ensure arrival by harvest time.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Smoot
Mrs. Claire B. Laird Dies in Logan
Mrs. Claire Brown Laird died at her daughter’s home in Logan after moving from Ashtabula County three years ago where she taught in the sight-saving class at Central School. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Gilbert Jepson and Mrs. Marguerita Hudson and three sons Lt. Arthur Laird stationed in Oregon, Horace and Emerson Laird in Columbus. Services set at Finefrock mortuary Mansfield Tuesday afternoon.
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Logan
Claire Brown Laird
Marguerita Hudson
Ashtabula County
Central School
Gilbert Jepson
Ashtabula
Arthur Laird
Oregon
Horace and
Emerson Laird
Columbus
Mansfield
Group Reports High Cattle Prices at Sale
Logan Grant Harden Ed Terrell William Bowlby Mr and Mrs Forest O Wolf Mary McCleland and James R Smoot county extension agent attended two live stock sales in West Virginia on Friday one at Lamberton and one at Spencer. They reported prices remain very high and only 20 head of cattle were purchased by the group. There is slight indication that feeder stock prices may decrease as buyers become discouraged and fail to attend.
Amended Petition Filed in Tractor Accident Case
Logan case At New Plymouth Route 2 plaintiff Howard Weaver now 24 sutures claim left leg crushed in a June 25 1934 tractor accident at age 16 requiring amputation due to negligence of Lake Eggleston address. Damages sought total 25000. Original petition was filed months earlier.
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Logan
Howard Weaver
New Plymouth
Lake Eggleston
Logan Brief Social Notes
Haydenville community notes a birthday dinner honoring Grace Kline and Marlene Kline with Pvt. Forest D. Freeman home on furlough from Camp Hood Texas. Guests included Grace and Marlene and other local residents and relatives. Ed MacGonagle visits Chanute Field and friends in Logan.
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W. M. Wallett
Grace Kline
Marlene Kline
Pvt
Forest D. Freeman
Camp Hood Temple
Texas
Charley Wallett
Perry Kline
Dorothy Jackson
Harold Daubenmire
Gloria Wallet
Roy Kline
Janet Sue
Hubert Lehman
Etta Kline
Donald Wallett
Dean Freeman
Donna Lee Kline
Pyl
Forrest Freeman
Partition Sought In Falls Township Court Action
Harry Mock and Wayne Mock petition for writ of partition against John A. Rodman Grace Collett and Edith Worden in the Court of Common Pleas as heirs of William Rodman they claim one eighth undivided interest in part of 70 acres. Judge Phil A Henderson appointed George Burgess Ewald Schmitter and Frank Lyke as partition commissioners.
First 4-H Club Calf Bought by Hocking County Boy
James R. Smoot county extension agent reports Jack North son of Mr and Mrs Noel North is the first 4-H Club boy in Hocking County to purchase a feeder calf for his 1943 project. He is 12 years old and will begin his first club project.
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Logan
James R. Smoot
Jack North
Noel North
Hocking County
Rationing Of Kerosene To Begin Delayed In County
Harry Smith, executive director of rationing for Hocking County, said kerosene rationing will start next week after state headquarters reported coupon books not yet printed. Dealers, consumers, and rural areas face timing shifts with books arriving Thursday and school officials handling rural distribution.
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Logan
Harry Smith
Hocking County
Smith
Protector Announces Hunting Season Dates
Game Protector Ed Eberst states in Logan that rabbits in Hocking County open Nov. 20 to Jan. 5 with a four daily bag. Pheasant season runs Nov. 20 to Dec. 5 with two cocks daily and eight in possession after day one. Hungarian Partridge shares dates with a four daily bag and same possession limit after day one.
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Logan
Ed Eberst
Hocking County
Democratic Women Are To Meet At County Organization
The Hocking County Democratic Women's Organization will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Democratic headquarters. Mrs Lavon Goodlive will preside and a speaker from state headquarters will outline party plans. All party members are invited.
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Logan
Hocking County
Democratic Women's Organization
Lavon Goodlve
Purchase of Apples To Continue In Logan County
Logan The Agricultural Marketing Administration will continue apple purchases in Logan County during the week of October 1924. Carload lots with varieties Delicious Grimes Golden McIntosh Ram es Cortland Jonathan Stayman Winesap and Baldwin. Grade US No 1 size at least 2 1/4 inches. Sales arrangements through the county extension office via James R Smoot.
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Logan
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Hocking County
Cortland
Jonathan
Stayman
Winesap
Baldwin
U. S
James R. Smoot
Logan man sent back to prison on parole violation
Logan Ohio. Guy Fiske was returned to the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree manslaughter in a fatal crash on U S Route 33 near Logan. He violated parole by drinking and entering taverns and was arrested Saturday night on an intoxication charge.
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Logan
Guy Fiske
Ohio
Phil A. Henderson
Fiske
Hunters Urged to Save Empty Shotgun Shells
Logan Hocking County Game Protector Ed Eberst urged hunters to save exploded shotgun shells for reclamation by the county salvage committee. Containers in city hardware stores will collect shells for later transfer to the committee for war industry use.
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Logan — Hocking County
Ed Eberst
Former Straitsville Resident William Slatter Dies in Columbus
Funeral services for William Slatter, 72, of 1128 Sidney St. Columbus, retired waterworks worker and former miner, will be held Wednesday at 10 am at Feil Funeral Home with rites at the New Straitsville Methodist Church. Burial in New Straitsville. Survived by wife Margaret H. Slatzer, two sons Roland E. and Floyd F. Slatzer, and a grandchild, all of Columbus.
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Columbus
William Slatter
Sidney St
City Waterworks
Feil
Methodist
New Straitsville
Margaret H. Slatzer
Roland E
Floyd F. Slatzer
Licensed To Marry In Hocking County
Two marriage licenses were issued over the week end by Probate Court attaches in Hocking County. Clifford Allen Christian 21 Columbus electrician and Marjorie Anita Waite 21 Columbus stenographer. Paul Richard Westhoven 25 Sandusky TNT plant employee and Pauline E Widener 22 Sandusky clerk.
Marion Township Woman Pleads Guilty to Assault
Ethel Scott of Marion Township pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Magistrate Frank St. Clair. She was fined $1 plus costs after arraignment on Monday. The arrest affidavit was filed by Ellen King and she was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron.
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