Six Injured in Two Logan County Auto Crashes
Six persons sustained injuries in two weekend automobile accidents in Hocking County area near Logan. In the first crash on U S Route 33 four miles south of Logan, Ben Anderson and his wife were injured. Charles Patton and his wife also hurt, with Patton treated at Cherrington Hospital. Anderson was arrested on a charge of driving while under the influence. In the second crash on State Route 664 near South Bloomingville, Melvin Garrett and Hubert Tatman were injured. Garrett treated by Dr. Granttidge and later released, Tatman taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron and Sheriff Floyd Duffy investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Floyd Duffy
Duffy
Ben Anderson
Haydenville
Charles Patton
Nelsonville
U. S
Cherrington Hospital
Patton
Elsie Marsh
Jean Ann
Anderson
Draft Evader Is Sentenced in Federal Court
Logan Alva Seifert, 34, former Marion Township resident, was sentenced to five years in federal prison by Judge Mel Underwood for draft evasion. Convicted by a jury earlier. sentence delivered Friday afternoon. He was jailed by Sheriff Floyd Duffy after an FBI filed complaint and order. Seifert failed to report for Army induction as ordered by the Hocking County Selective Service Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alva Seifert
Marion Township
Mel Underwood
Floyd Duffy
FBI
Seifert
Hocking County Selective Service Board
Two Men Ordered To Appear In Court For Fighting
Logan residents George Hart and Harry D Walker were cited to appear before Mayor Denzil Weltner on a fighting charge after an altercation on Main St late Saturday night. Also notices appointing estate administrators and a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Hart
Harry D. Walker
Denzil Weltner
William Rafferty
Ray Zanner
Main St
Ohio Joint Resolution Amending Judicial Vacancies
Ohio Secretary of State certifies an exemplified copy of a 1941 joint resolution by the General Assembly proposing to amend Article IV Section 18 of the Ohio Constitution regarding judicial vacancies. Dated September 3, 142, in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State of
General Assembly
Secretary of State
United States OF America
State OF Ohio
John E. Sweeney
Columbus
Mobile Dental Clinic Schedule Set for Hocking County Schools
Dr. H G Southard announced materials are ready for the mobile dental unit to visit Hocking County Schools this week. The check ups target first through fourth and ninth graders across towns including South Bloomingville Laurelville South Perry Salt Creek Township Gibisonville Rockbridge Murray City Carbon Hill Union Furnace Haydenville Ilesboro Logan towns and more with examinations held at listed sites on specific days.
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Logan
H. G. Southard
Hocking County
Southard
Bloomingville
Laurelville
South Perry
Salt Creek Township
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Greendale
Union Furnace
Haydenville
Ilesboro
Marion Township
West Logan
Enterprise
Webb Summit
Gore
Fuel oil kerosene registrations urged in Vinton County
Eastern United States fuel oil and kerosene shortage prompts emergency registration. From Oct 27 to 28 in McArthur at the Vinton County Courthouse dealers register. Oct 29 to 31 at county schools register consumers. Includes home heating, lamps, and farm use. Also notes tire rationing board actions and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
United States
Middle West
Vinton County Court House
Vinton County
Vinton
John E. Remy
Allensville
Earle D. Ellis
Creola
Earl Victorson
Lowell Martin
Zaleski
Samuel Wilt
RFC Londonderry
Frank M. Wallar
A. C. Hutchinson
Levi Bowen
Radcliff
Fred Mitchell
New Plymouth
Charles D. White
RFD
Ray
Alva Martin
Albany
Wallace Pierce
Frank Dailey
C. B
Special Sugar Users Must Register by November 5
Harry Smith executive director of rationing for Hocking County said commercial and industrial sugar users must register with the local rationing board by November 5 to obtain their allotment for December and November. He urged early registration to avoid delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Smith
Hocking County
Glouster Social Notes Highlights and Weddings
Glouster and Jacksonville social notes record a Week of Prayer at Jacksonville Methodist Church led by Mrs. C. E. Palmer with a collection of visits, weddings, and homecomings. The marriage of Margaret Violet Mesares to Private Albert B. Grubbs in Vancouver Washington is noted with Grubbs stationed at Portland Air Base Oregon.
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Jacksonville
WSCS
Jacksonville Methodist Church
C. E. Palmer
South Side
Lewis Mesares
Spring St
Margaret Violet
Albert B. Grubbs
Vancouver
Wash
Paul Elwell
Alex Blank
Sam Klein
Grubbs
Portland Air Base
Oregon
Quartermasters Corps
Ernest H. Grubbs
Kauffman
Texas
Mrs. Mesores
Stateless Koreans in Manchukuo Barred from Land Ownership
About 500000 Koreans in Manchukuo lack a country after a new law bars land leasing or ownership without passports or official consular registration. The migrants crossed from Chinese territory before the border shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchukuo
New Empire
Hanes Speaks at Hollister PTA Meeting in October
Hollister county school superintendent Glenn Hanes told the Hollister Parent-Teacher Association that county schools are the best organized government department and that outcomes depend on parental effort. The meeting featured a McGuffey program, committee appointments, plans for a Halloween carnival, and a donation to the first aid room and library.
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Hollister
Glenn Hanes
Athens County
Parent- Teacher Association
America
Miss Rowland
Cornet Solo
Alberta Yarger
McGuffey
Miss Black
Mulligan
Braley
Farmer
Siddle
Keeton
Pride
Hill
Robert Cooper
Emma Hardy
Winnie Phelps
Hazel Adams
Hazel Cobb
Carrie Fierce
Leta Westfall
Hazel Davis
Flossie Vore
Phelps
Glouster Soldier Advanced After Camp Murphy Training
Pvt Frank K Cunningham of Glouster Ohio completed a Signal Corps course at Camp Murphy Florida. He was chosen for the training by aptitude measured in a written exam and graduates well prepared for more important service in the American Army.
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Camp Murphy
Fla
Frank K. Cunningham
Summit Street
Glouster
Ohio
Signal Corps
Cunningham
New Plymouth Man Severely Injured in Crash
George Thress of New Plymouth suffered a compound fracture of the right leg when his motorcycle was struck by an automobile while turning from the main highway near Coonville. He was treated at Cherrington Hospital for friction burns and bruises and listed in fair condition.
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Logan
George Thress
New Plymouth
Coonville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan visitors stop by hospitals in Columbus
Mrs Dessie Hanna Miss Florence Bort Mrs Margar et Campbell Mrs Laura McBroom and Miss Ruth Heft visited Logan resident Mrs Stanton Pond at Grant Hospital after her operation. They also called on Miss Helen Rochester recovering from an operation at Mt Carmel Hospital.
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Logan
Dessie Hanna
Florence Bort
Margaret Campbell
Laura McBroom
Ruth Heft
Columbus
Stanton Pond
Grant Hospital
Helen Rochester
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Greens Run Kerosene Rationing Planned
Kerosene rationing for Greens Run residents will be conducted at the Greens Run school on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday under teacher supervision. People needing kerosene for lighting or heating may visit the schoolhouse during those days.
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Greens Run
Trimble School to Help with Kerosene Ration Applications
Trimble teachers will be at the town house in Trimble Wednesday and Thursday from 1 to 5 PM to assist residents in making out kerosene rationing applications. People needing help are urged to attend on those two afternoons.
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Trimble
Return Visit Highlights Almagordo Soldier's Stay
Cpl Foster Brown from Alamogordo New Mexico spent Monday to Wednesday in the city with his mother Mrs Walter McDivitt. He is stationed at the Army air base there. Norman Brown another son of Mrs McDivitt recently employed in Toledo has enlisted in the Coast Guards and will be called to duty soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Cpl
Foster Brown
Almagordo
N. M
Walter McDivitt
Army Air Base
Norman Brown
McDivitt
Toledo
Coast Guards
Smoot Urges Methods To Control Johnson Grass
Logan James Smoot county extension agent warns Johnson Grass is a growing problem in Hocking County especially in the west. The perennial weed thrives in wet soils, crowds out corn, and is hard to eradicate. He advises turning unfested fields to meadow, shallow plowing to expose underground stems, cultivating crops, and hoeing scattered plants. Under some conditions it can be poisonous though dried plants pose less risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
Europe
Smoot
Ruth Poling Graduates From Lancaster Hospital School
Ruth Poling daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Poling Marion Township graduated from Lancaster Hospital school of Nursing Thursday evening. She, a Logan High School alumna, joined fourteen others who received diplomas and pins presented by former Logan physician Dr L E Stenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster Hospital
Ruth Poling
Carl Poling
Marion Township
Logan High School
L. E. Stenger
Smoot Urges Fall Sprays for Peach Leaf Curl Control
Extension agent addressed Hockin and county fruit growers advising spraying peach trees in fall or early winter to combat leaf curl disease. Recommend lime sulfur over bordeaux this year to conserve copper sulfate for Pant diseases not controlled by sulfur. Best results in dry calm weather. stop spraying at sunset to allow material to dry on trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James R. Smoot
Hockin
Stolen Hound Logan A Recovered in Columbus
A valuable fox hound named Logan A owned by Charles Unger near Rockbridge, stolen about six weeks ago, has been recovered in Columbus. Sheriff Floyd Duffy identified the animal from snapshots provided by the owner and traced its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Unger
Rockbridge
Columbus
Floyd Duffy
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