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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1940
Page
12
Logan Man Is Elected Chairman of Hocking Board
Charles M. Pratt of Logan was elected chairman of the Hocking County Selective Service Board at a Monday meeting in the courthouse law library. Supt. G. E. Carr named secretary. The board includes Curtis Cole Logan David Thorne Carbon Hill and N. V. Durant Laurelville. They will appoint a secretary and begin clerical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest FE. Weinrich
Fred Murray
W. W. Martin
Harry J. Stevenson
Columbus
Gilson Light
Selective Service Department
State
County Election Board
Selective Service Board
Poultry Men Of Hocking Seek Market
Logan Extension service promotes poultry growing and marketing in Hocking County. The effort joins the cooperative marketing setup at Pomeroy and offers the New Ohio Pepe program with monthly checkups on equipment and chickens to gauge profitability. A marketing school begins November 22, led by Prof. Raymond Cray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Extension Service
Pomeroy
Ohio
Raymond Cray
Delegates Named for Southeast Ohio Education Meeting
Logan delegates and alternates to represent rural schools of Hocking County for the Southeast Ohio Educational Association meeting in Athens October 31 to November 2 include Floyd M. Pence C arbon Hill C W Jones Rockbridge D O Davis Union Furnace Joseph J Stone Murray City and Edson M Shaw South Bloomingville Alternates are E F Reichelderfer Laurelville H M Potts Gibisonville Arthur Woods Haydenville Delbert P Davis Marion and James Frey Union Furnace.
Board to Pick Permanent Headquarters Soon
The board will select a permanent headquarters at an early date. If no public office is available they will call for bids and choose a location from among them. Board members report receiving registration cards from other boards and expect more as boards organize. Local members said they would work rapidly. Some boards have been organized several days. Appointments were not received until Friday by the local members.
Vaccination Drive Starts in Hocking County Schools
County health officials plan small pox vaccination in several Hocking County schools including Gibisonville South Perry Laurelville South Bloomingville Smith Blue Creek Sams Creek Bethel Pine Pike Cottage West Pike Run East Pike Run. Parent consent slips were distributed Monday. The program continues the yearly effort by Dr. W. B. Lacock targeting first and second graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibisonville
South Perry
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Smith
Blue Creek
Sams Creek
Bethel Pine
Pike Cottage
West Pike Run
East Pike Run
W. B. Lacock
Boys Fetch High Prices for Fancy Livestock at Columbus Sale
Seven Hocking County boys sold cattle in Columbus last week with an average of 13 cents per pound, about three cents above current prices. The high class cattle had been shown at the State Fair, the Hocking County Fair and the local Livestock Show before the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Columbus
Social Security Agent To Visit Logan
A representative from the Nelsonville Social Security Office will visit Logan on Friday October 25, 1940. The meeting for employers and employees to discuss status under the amended Social Security Act or to obtain information will be at the Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room from 4 00 to 5 00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelsonville
Social Security Board
Social Security
Chamber of Commerce
Brimner Charged with Larceny in Mayor Court
Robert Brimner faced a larceny charge in Mayor Dallas Kinser’s court for allegedly taking a wrench from Frank Pairan. He admitted the theft and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Brimner
Dallas Kinser
Frank Pairan
Would Be Citizen Victoria Halby Seeks Naturalization
Victoria Halby of this city expresses desire to become a citizen. Born in Buchuan Mexico on November 23 1917 she has resided here for years and finished high school locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Victoria Halby
Buchuan
Mexico
Samuel Blum Dies In Hocking County At 73
Samuel Blum longtime Hocking County election board chairman died of a heart attack near Enterprise after cutting corn at his farm. A prominent public figure and former county commissioner he leaves a wife five daughters a son and a Columbus area daughter. Funeral services set for St John Lutheran Church Laurel Township with Rev Amos L Heyde in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Samuel Blum
Hocking County
Enterprise
Blum
Election Board
St. John Lutheran Church
Laurel Township
Amos L. Heyde
Coolville
Troy Grange
F.F.A
C. T. Newsom
Delphine Creeger
Mildred Swearingen
Clinton Burdette
N. O. Barnett
C. L. White
Methodist Sunday School
Otto Barth
A. E. Lawrence
Majil Lawrence
Clarksburg
Delmar Hornsby
Bedford
Ind
Railroad
A. E. Saunders
C. H. Verwohlt
St. Clairsville
Methodist Church
R. I. Wolf
Donald
Curtis Mars
Haniette
Dotty
Springfield
Michael Earlo
L. M. English
Chicago
Dale Blair
Bobbie
Elwood Root
Cincinnati
WLW
Zoo
Roots
Felix Isaacs
Dayton
Mr. Blair
Peffler
Mack
E. LeMay
Columbus
Pat
Parkersburg
Zelma McNeice
Buddy
Ross Conn
New Castle
LeRoy Barrett
Mary Margaret
Charleston
H. C. Parrish
Max Douglas
Raymond Fairchild
O. U
Athens
Etta
Leora Dunfee
Archie Dunfee
Robert Chambers
Little Hocking
Farm Bureau Council Group No. 4
Troy Grange Hall
G. O. Shanks
Flourine Frame
W. Va
Ballots Mailed For Logan-A Disabled Voters
Nearly 100 application blanks for disabled voters were placed in the mail Monday upon request from individuals seeking to vote by this method. Marriage licenses were issued in Logan for Charles E. Broden and Thelma Clark, both residents of nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Charles E. Broden
Gage Maker
South Bend
Ind
John M. Broden
Thelma Clark
Sylvester V. Clark
Court Bailiff Ill with Ptomaine Poisoning
Logan Charles Frasure, court bailiff, became ill Friday evening and has been confined to his room since. Doctors believe he suffered a ptomaine poisoning attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Frasure
Social Notes Highlight Logan Guests and Local Visits
Sunday evening gatherings at the Copley residence on Warner Ave featured Mr and Mrs Preston Southward and daughter Margaret Ann among other Columbus visitors. A later wiener roast followed dinner with local families and friends, plus a travel update from Maye Turner about moving to Louisville for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Copley
Warner Ave
Preston Southward
Margaret Ann
E. T. Copley
R. L. Milbourne
W. B. Ream
Columbus
Carl Winger
Hillsdale
Mich
Roy Turner
Logan Route One
Maye
Turner
Louisville
Sue Gillingham
Arthur McCabe
Dolores Thompson
Anna Sellers
Harold Rheinscheid
Johnny
William Kisor
Ralph
Roscoe Mowery
Vance Griffith
Los Angeles
Calif
Merlin Strawn
Phil Henderson
Logan
Helen Barker
Thelma Mowrey
Lucy Edna Schorr
Virginia Glaspelis
Mary Lois Rauber
Minersville Social Notes Highlight Community Visitors
Minersville residents welcomed guests during the week including Ned Duncan of Lucasville visiting the Maags in town. Reverend Taylor organized the Ladies Aid and Winner class as he began his Meth odist pastorate here. A long list of relatives and friends were noted in visits, travels to Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Zanesville with health and church events shaping the town's social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Ned Duncan
Lucasville
Theodore Maag
Kent
Weaver Wolf
Beatrice Ward
Columbus
Norman McCallum
Cleveland
Rollin Rummel
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Taylor
Chester
Aid Society
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Anna Hartenbach
Gladys Houdashelt
Margaret Thomas
Irene Grueser
Zana Withrow
Katie Becht
J. W. Brown
Pedro
West Virginia
David Warner
Jimmy Zenz
Dayton
Hayes Roush
Will Thomas
Ernest Rea
Warner
William J. Rees
Kerrs Run
Rees
John Strickland
Strickland
Earl Hartenbach
Will Woods
Gallipolis
George Hartenbach
Mansfield
Pomeroy
Richard Hartenbach
Racine
Velma Grueser
Walter Baer
Zanesville
Ralph Hayman
Hayman
Mr. Hayman
Eight-year-old Bill Tom Rees Returns Home After Brain Attack
Eight-year-old Bill Tom Rees is back in Gallipolis after monthslong treatment in Huntington hospital. He is partially paralyzed and nonverbal following a brain attack about eight months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bill Tom Rees
Huntington
Brandt Named As Possible Board Chief
Logan reports the death of Samuel Blum chairman of the Hocking County Election Board creates a vacancy to be filled late this week. Carl F. Brandt deputy clerk is recommended for appointment and would join the Democrat party veteran as a board member familiar with duties. Charles C. Auchauer, a former clerk, would be named deputy and Clinton Webb continues cler k work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Achauer
Clinton Webb
Mrs Mary Howell Fined For Driving While Intoxicated
Mary Howell of Blackfork was fined twenty five dollars and court costs after operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary Howell
Blackfork
Entertainers to Visit Kiwanians in Logan
Kiwanis members will host a meeting this Thursday at the White House with guest entertainers the Knickerbocker Quartette. The quartet will open with a festival course at Logan High School Auditorium featuring Nan Reeder, Charlotte Mille, Duilio Bucci, and Ted Valsioan. Ticket sales are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Logan Kiwanish
White House
Knickerbocker
Logan High Scho Auditorium
Nan Reeder
Charlotte Mille
Duilio Bucci
Ted Valsioan
Ticket Sai
Nelsonville Man Charged in Mine Thefts
Nelsonville man Fred Perry faced arraignment on a mine property theft claim totaling about $200. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under an $800 bond. The equipment belonged to Dr. G Dew of Nelsonville. Sheriff Farbearn arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fred Perry
Nelsonvill
B. Whitehart
G. Dew
Farbearn
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Hugh Woo-Woo
Herbert
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Eugene Pallette
Aubrey Smith
Billy Gilbert
Lacey
London
Strange Freak
Hocking
S. E. Ohio Education Meeting
Townsend Club
Logan—Francis Williams
Union Furnace
Ducks Head South
Coolville and Troy
Anthony Toerner
J. L. McCracken
Smithfield
Ray Hiser
J. R. Ralston
Wilhelmina Deissle
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Republican Executive Committee
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Colonial Plan
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