Herbert’s Logan event moved to Mooney speech
More than 200 people attended Wednesday evening as Paul M. Herbert Republican candidate for lieutenant governor could not travel to Logan. Representative L. P. Mooney spoke, with other candidates introduced by Harold Larimer. Mrs A J Curl presided, and music and refreshments followed sponsored by local officials and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul M. Herbert
Mcinley Club
Herbert
L. P. Mooney
Harold Larimer
Harry L. Smith
J. L. Martin
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Harry St. Clair
Carl E. Silesser
Republican Executive Committee
A. J. Curl
Richard Farmer
Farmer
Stanley Baker
Andy Rheinscheid
Stella Barker
Margaret Stewart
Ted Kennedy
Verna Collison
Births announced in Logan at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William Owings of Logan Route 4 announce the birth of a son Tuesday at 12 20 p m weighing eight pounds three and three quarters ounces at Hocking Valley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bateman of Logan announce the birth of a daughter weighing six pounds born at the hospital Wednesday at 1 55 p m.
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Logan
William Owings
Route 4
Hocking Valley Hospital
Richard Bateman
Marine Takes Army Enlists Cpl Melvin Rogers
Columbus native Cpl Melvin Perry Rogers enlisted in the Army on Oct 8 after more than two years in the Marines. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wilson Rogers of Huntington W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Melvin Perry Rogers
Columbus
Selective Service Board
Cpl. Rogers
Wilson Rogers
Huntington
W. Va
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Marion Allen in Logan Club
Logan social notes report Mrs Howard E Kirk hosting the Wednesday Evening Sewing Club at N Wood St for a surprise stork shower honoring Mrs Marion Allen. Gifts from members and invited guests along with refreshments and prizes noted. Also mentions a Logan group visiting Leafy Elms near Columbus with a picnic and long visit.
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Lilian Winters
James Rutgers
Harley Ellinger
D. O. Davis
Dc. F. Rauch
Harold Saxton
John Clark
Fanny Spears
Fred Burchfield
R. H. Allison
Allen
Tom Armstrong
Logan
W. P. Wetherill
Columbus
Charles Tell
Augustus Steinman
Roxy Cupp
Ida Fallon
Thelma Keyes
Margaret Cook
Cook
Wetherill
Wetherills
Ridgeview Bridge Club Hosts Contest at Mrs Shriner Home
Mrs. Judson Shriner entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at her Ridgeview residence. Dallas Kinser held high score with Mrs. John Pierce in second place. Other players included Mrs. Frank Harden Mrs. C Matheny Mrs. Carlos Gaffin Mrs. Clahenaky Schempp and Mrs. Jacob Keller. Refreshments followed.
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Judson Shriner
Ridgeview
Dallas Kinser
John Pierce
Frank Harden
C. 5. Matheny
Carlos Gaffin
Clahenaky Schempp
Jacob Keller
Inter-City Cuplice Bridge Club meets at Miss Petty’s home
Wednesday afternoon entertainment at Mrs. Cc S Matheny’s Haydenville residence featured bridge. High score by Miss Mary Louise Bowen substituting for Mrs Maud Hack. Several members and guests participated, with Mrs Roberts taking second. A six o'clock dinner followed at Miss Emma Petty’s home as part of the Social Circle Club gathering.
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Cuplice Bridge Club
Cc. S. Matheny
Haydenville
Mary
Louise Bowen
Maud Hack
John Connor
M.H. Cherrington
Earl Roberts
Harry Bell
Roberts
John Lee
Edgar Paul
Claud Hammon
O. P. Bingsman
Edward Kemper
Rudolph Hankison
Dallas Kinser
Fred Carpenter
Emma Petty
Pritchards
Socia Circle Club
Miss Petty
Hocking County Tax Receipts Reported for Week
Logan Ralph Moorehead county treasurer reports sales tax receipts in Hocking County for the week ending Oct 19 totaling 3193.50 compared with 1622.54 last year. For 1946 total sales taxes reach 95697.80 versus 33988.80 in 1945.
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Logan
Ralph Moorehead
Hocking County
Social News Notes From Dexter Vicinity
Dexter social notes list visits and guests including Lulie Minor Clair Minor in Portsmouth with Phil Love family. Robin Love from Columbus attends. Carl Hill attends Gallipolis stock sale with Halliday and Kearney. Emmet Davis and Lillie Minor visit Charles Tyler family. Wesley Bowen visits from Fostoria. Valeria Clark guests of S P McKinney. Wilber Braley visits Carl Hill. Lansbury and Jacks repaint Charles Tyler’s house.
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Dexter
Lulie Minor
Clair
J. D. Bowen
Valeria Clark
S. P. McKinney
Wilber Braley
Carl Hill
Charles Lansbury
Richard Jacks
Charles Tyler
Potts 70 Dies While Working On State Route 664
Logan man Charles F. Potts 70 died of a heart attack Wednesday morning while working with a crew on State Route 664 west of Logan. He lived at 656 North Market Street and headed as a State Highway Dept employee for over a year. Survivors include wife Charity three sons and one grandchild. Funeral services will be announced by Leonard funeral directors.
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Logan
Charles F. Potts
Potts
N. Market St
State Highway Dept
William Fetts
Vinton County
United Brethren Church
Charity
New Plymouth
Walter
Dayton
Wilbur
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Directors
Gunman Diltz Injured Cleaning Gun in Accident
Guy Diltz of Warner Ave. was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital with a gunshot wound to the left knee after the gun he was cleaning allegedly discharged. He lives alone and repaired firearms. a neighbor helped after the near midday accident Wednesday.
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Logan
Guy Diltz
Warner Ave
Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr. Diltz
Dr. J. S. Cherrington rites set in Logan
Funeral services for Dr. J. S. Cherrington 74 who died Tuesday at Hocking Valley Hospital will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the United Brethren Church in Logan with Rev. Jerry Spears of Columbus and Rev. A. N. Grueser officiating. Burial will be in the Oak Grove mausoleum. He suffered fatal injuries from a September fall in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. S. Cherrington
Hocking Valley Hospital
United Brethren Church
Jerry Spears
Columbus
A. N. Grueser
Cherrington
Gallia County
Oak Grove Mausoleum
Patients from Hocking Hospital Reported
Mrs. Joseph Shanley underwent major surgery Wednesday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Dismissed patients include Joan Bishop Nelsonville Mrs Ernest Baker and infant Haydenville Mrs C W Foster and infant Logan area Mrs Floyd Holcomb and infant daughter Logan and Mrs I doy d Nixon and infant daughter Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joseph Shanley
Hocking Valley Hospital
Joan Bishop
Nelsonville
Ernest Baker
Haydenville
C. W. Foster
Floyd Holcomb
Idoyd
Nixon
Gore
Scarlet Fever Case Quarantine Reported
Announcement by the local Board of Health stated that one more scarlet fever case has been placed under quarantine. Max Wend, eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wend near Nelsonville, was reported ill Monday. This marks the county’s fourth case placed under health restrictions in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Board of Health
Max Wend
Charles Wend
Nelsonville
Rebekahs Convene at Odd Fellows Hall for Practice
The Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall on E Main Street. The degree team will practice following lodge in preparation for inspection on November 1.
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LOGAN
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
E. Main St
Thorpe divorce filed by Mary F. Thorpe against Ray L. Thorpe
Mary F. Thorpe files for divorce from Ray L. Thorpe on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple married in April 1942 and have no children.
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Flave Proctor
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Mary Margaret Howdy| Logan
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Harley Howdyshell
Jack Proctor
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Athens
Schenectady
Logan Social Notes
Bridge Club
Mrs. Matheny
Logan, Ohio
Mutual Stores
Hocking
C. F. Potts
Dr. Cherrington
Hocking Hospital
Rebekahs
Glous
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Ohio
Ables & Jones Co
Logan Home Furnishing CO
Main St
F.P. Ables
Rural Gas Distributors
Athens, Perry and Hocking Counties
Altmar
Parker-Wilder
Reindeer
Glengary Jacquard
O. U
Ohio U
Barbara Gould
Penrsy
Koret
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