District Legion Auxiliary Delegates Attend Fall Conference
The Logan American Legion Auxiliary hosted the Eighth District fall conference at the Lemon Home. Local president Mrs. Walter Huffman welcomed guests as district president Mrs. Barton Hall presided. State officers Mrs. Loucks Brownenton, Mrs. Robert Gray, and Mrs. Lee Moore spoke. Delegates gathered from Athens, Ferry, Jackson, Vinton, Meigs, Gallia, Fairfield, and many from Logan. Tea hosted by Mrs. Kreig, Mrs. Arnold, and Mrs. Roy Anthony closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan American Legion Auxiliary
Lemon Home
Walter Huffman
Barton Hall
John McBroom
Pauline Mowery
Harley Meyer
Loucks Brownenton
Robert Gray
Dayton
Lee Moore
Zanesville
Athens
Ferry
Jackson
Vinton
Meigs
Gala
Fairfield
John Kreig
D. Arnold
Roy Anthony
Legion Home
First New Ford Shown in Logan Display
Logan news notes the Ogg and Beasley showroom presents a 1946 Tudor Ford sedan, the first new Ford shown in four years. Manager Wes Ogg says sale status and price are unclear, but the car is a pleasant sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ogg
Beasley
Wes Ogg
Entertain Directors of Doctors Hospital in Washington Township
Dr. and Mrs. Rauch hosted a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening at their Washington Township cabin for the professional members of the board of trustees and directors of Doctors Hospital in Columbus. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. James O. Watson Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lichlder Dr. and Mrs. Harold Claybourne Dr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer of Columbus and Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Von Lonr, the latter linked with Dr. Rauch in Logan.
Service Members and Honorable Discharges Noted Across Posts
The notice lists service men from Hocking, McDuffield, Camp Pickett, Fort Leonard Wood, Foster General Hospital, Patterson Field, Camp Joseph T. Robinson and Camp Atterbury with names, hometowns, travel dates in October, and overseas times ranging from six months to 29 months. Also announced are honorable discharges by the Selective Service Board from Camp Atterbury and Moore General Hospital locations, detailing ranks, names, hometowns, discharge dates, and overseas service durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
Lester McManaway
North Walnut St
Joseph C. Chambers
McDuffield
Harry Primmer
Camp Pickett
Virgil R. Kieffer
New Straitsville
Fort Leonard Wood
Guy Ash
Foster General Hospital
Jackson
Miss
Jos
Raymond C. Wallsmith
Patterson Field
S Sget
Glenn William Schaal
Laurelville
Camp
Joseph T
Logan
Moore General Hospital
Swannanoa
N. C
Robert H. Welsh
ERC
U. S. Marine Corps
Great Lakes
Pic
Wilbur D Thompson
U S N
Shelton
Morten W. Kraft
Lido Beach
N. Yi
L-C Lyle Hall
South Logan
Major Yaw Plans Logan Medical Practice Move
Major Owen F. Yaw announced plans to establish a medical practice in Logan with offices in the Gibbons Hospital suite once his equipment arrives. A 1938 University of Cincinnati graduate, he interned at University Hospital Columbus and Kennon Dunham Memorial Hospital Cincinnati, with further training in anesthesia and chest at the University of Manitoba. He served 30 months in the U S Army Medical Corps in the Pacific and was discharged two weeks ago, then remaining as a reserve. He is married to Peggy Hack, with two children, living at 159 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mayr
Owen F. Yaw
Gibbons Hospital
M. H. Cherrington
University of Cincinnati
Yaw
University Hospital
Columbus
Kennon-Dunham Memorial Hospiwi
Cincinnev
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Canada
Hamilton County
U.S. Army
Medical Corps
Pacific
Peggy Hack
Ford Hack
North Street
Winfield Yaw
Ora Yaw
Hospital notes recount Logan area births and surgeries
Miss Helen Clark and Mrs Bertha Oberle returned home after hospital visits and treatment. Several patients including Francs St Clair and Wanda Bungard underwent tonsillectomies. A new baby Michael Montgomery Gabriel was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Gabriel with grandparents and great grandmother named. Another Shafer child born at White Cross Hospital. Mrs Florence Whitcraft remains ill and critical. Mrs Sarah Voght returned home after major surgery in Columbus.
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Logan
Helen Clark
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
West Front St
Bertha Oberle
Allen Townsend
Gibbons Hospital
Francs St. Clar
Harry St. Clair
Logan Rfc
Lancaster
Earl
Michael Montgomery Gabriel
Homer Gabriel
West Main St
William White
New Straitsville
Ths
Gabriels
Thomas Shafer
Summit St
White Cross Hospital
Shafers
Walter Jurgensmier
North Millverry St
Jess Shafer
Nelsonville
Florence Whitcraft
East Hunter St
Sarah Voght
Starling Codagan
Leonard Ambulance Service
Woman to Take Oath as Hocking County Judge
Judge Frank M. Acton of Fairfield County will administer the oath to Mrs. Rhea Bangert as the new Judge of the Common Pleas Court of Hocking County. The swearing in is set for November 1 at 10 o clock in open court, making her the only woman Ohio common pleas court judge.
H Dillon Presides At SOEA Convention
Logan-Samuel H. Dillon, superintendent of Hocking County Schools, presided at the Southeastern Ohio Education Association meeting in Athens. The convention theme was Conserve Through the Development of Natural and Human Resources. Logan teachers participating included George E. Carr, M. B. Es, Miss Bartell Hamplton, and Mrs. Martha Kruger of South Bloomingville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
Hocking County
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Athens
George E. Carr
M. B.es
Bartell Hamplton
Martha Kruger
South
Bloomingville
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan hosts Delphian Club meeting at Mrs Charles Barker home with Miss Emma Wellman leading a discussion on current events and a reading on his horic Lon don. Refreshments served to listed members and next program leader named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Martin
Virginia Hockman
Book Club
Henry Adcock
Warner Ave
Ruth Goodwin
Fountainhead
Ann Rand
Faith Wright
Helen Haney
Rayellen Garvarick
Warren Johnson
Ben Collison
Wayne Todd
Marion Allen
George Washburn
Madge Wright
Church To Observe Advancement Day
Logan World Mission Advancement Day will be observed by four missionary societies of the United Brethren Church on Sunday October 28 at 7 30 pm at the UB Church. Mrs Charles Fox presides and the evening address will be given by Mrs A N Grueser president of the Southeastern Branch of the Women s Missionary Association. Members of each society will participate with special music by several listed members and a chorus by the Otterbein Guild girls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Wright
Clarence Phillips
Otterbein ‘Guild Girls
First Presbyterian
D. O Davis
Orman Mac Donald
Oho University
Church OF the Nazarene
WEST
Swengel
Childrens
Grace Orr
C. E
George Hanner
Charles Loomis
Utopia CE
Charles Fox
Vera Blinn
A. N. Grueser
Religious Services in Logan Area Offer Weekday and Sunday Programs
Local churches list Sunday School and worship times across denominations including First Presbyterian, Church of the Nazarene, West Logan Holiness, Methodist, and First United Brethren. Events feature visiting ministers, youth programs, revival meetings, and special offerings for hospitals and children’s homes through October.
Girl Scout Troop 1 Halloween Party Held in Hocking County
Logan reports the annual Halloween party for Girl Scout Troop No. 1 was held Thursday afternoon at the scout rooms. Prizes awarded for costumes include Jem Weis for prettiest and Jean Ann Bowen for comical. After games and contests, cider and pumpkin pie were served to members and leaders Mrs Rudolph Hankison Miss Josephine Rush and Mrs Kay Poiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Woolery
Phoebie Wellman
Patty Williams
Patty Muller
Dorothy Wells
Martha Gordon
Martyn Santon
Norma Hariscex
June Smith
Jean Smith
Barbara Dicken
Rudolph Hankison
Josephine Rush
Kay Poiny
GOP Women's Club Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Logan County chairwoman Grace Cul announces a GOP Women’s Club meeting at Bell Hall Monday at 7 30 PM Mia Ed Mundy will lead the entertainment in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Grace Cul
Republican Womens Club
Bell Hall
Mia Ed Mundy
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District Legion Auxiliary
Strout
Farma
Strout Realty
Cherry
Cleveland
Ohio
Tokyo
I Neal ‘A Hale 2Ramer
Michael ST. Angel Leonard Strong
Richard Loo Keye
Luke Crore
J. Roget
GI Don Douglas
Virginia Bruce
Edward Ashley
Logan Area
Common Pleas
Don Fritz
Ohio University
Farry
H. Dillon
SOEA
Frank Harden
N. Culver St
Frank Manning
John Fr, Pierce
Westfield
Marion Abell
James Kneg
Manning
Clarence Blosser
Judson Shminer
Clarence Matheny
Harry Bell
Dallas Kmser
John R Pierce
Hanery Dague
James Barker
Clinton Webb
Francis Roberts
Virgil Broderick
Los Angeles
Cal
Fauline Snyder
Girl Scout
Maurice Ozwald Budge
Brick Jayer
Utiza Budge
June Lee Hamilton
Albert Hamilton Dallas W. Fetheroff
Truckster
Laurehile
Pearl Fetheroif
Ruby Smith
South Blooming
Ine
Forest Smith
J. E Lute
Leroy Smith
Carbon Hill
Frank St
Floyd Duffy
GOP
Frank Albertson
Robert Armstrong
Atlebm Byrom
Fchulgen
Chester Clote
Athar
Apners
Frmn
Watne
Robert Alda
Guetga
Detshets
Joan Leslie
Jolt
Adem Mens
Walter Damranth
Themselver
AS Molson
Oscar Levant
Paul Variteman
Beorge Whete Bates Scott Anne Drown
Tom Patrigola
Warner Choral Singers
Irving
Rapper
Ory
Somya Levon
FE Mag
Jasper
Ohio State
Purdue
Big Boy
Williams
Thunder
Sun
Mon
Shine
Woolworth
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