Logan YWCA Opens New Community Organization
Logan announces the formation of the Community Young Women's Christian Association. Officers elected in May: Arlie Brimner president Eber Mowery vice president Marcus Kerr temporary secretary treasurer. Membership drive runs through Oct 1 with plans for a fair booth and a constitution due Oct 2 at Logan High School.
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Logan
Community Young Women's Christian Association of
Arlie Brimner
Eber Mowery
Marcus Kerr
Association
Y‘eens
YWCA
Logan Senior High School
Blanche Sargent
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Paul Cruise
Mary Eyerman
M. B. Haney
G. L. Williams
H. H. Lafferty
Delores Williams
Cancer Group Names Doering As Adviser
Dr J Ward Doering was elected medical adviser for the Hocking County Chapter of the American Cancer Society. The group plans a county fair booth from Sept 17 to 20 as an information center with literature and educational materials on cancer prevention and treatment. Executive committee members and the health department will staff the booth at various times.
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Logan
J. Ward Doering
Hocking County
American Cancer Society
Health Department
Marcus Kerr
Jeanette Ruth
Walter Harbarger
William Woodard
Albert Seabright
Ed Godfrey
White Reunion Planned for New Lexington Park
NEW LEXINGTON The White Reunion will be held Sunday September 21 at Water Works Park in New Lexington. The announcement was made today.
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New Lexington
Water Works Park
Tax stamp sales rise to $101 478 this year
County Treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead announced sales tax stamps sold so far this year totaled 101 478 with 3 335 purchased during the week ending Aug 30. The weekly increase was 1 217 over last year’s 2 118 for the same period. The yearly gain is 25 377 compared with 76 100 for the week in 1946.
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Logan
Ralph W. Moorhead
Logan Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses in Probate Records
Hocking County Probate Court lists marriages for four couples. Richard O. Mautz 24 Logan butcher weds Lola Frances Tipton 18 Logan waitress. Willie Butler 23 West Virginia farmer weds Beatrice Wears 22 Omar West Virginia housewife.
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Logan
Hocking County
Richard O. Mautz
Lola Frances Tipton
Willie Butler
West Virginia
Beatrice Wears
Omar
W.va
Cattle Testing Required for Hocking County Fair Entries
County fair entrants must have cattle tested for Bangs disease before entry. Dr J B Sims from Lancaster will conduct routine testing in September. Farmers can call 4462 or visit the county extension office in the courthouse for testing arrangements.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
J. B. Sims
Lancaster
Smoot
Logan Legion Names Frank Judy Commander In 1947 Election
Logan Post 78 American Legion elects Frank Judy as commander succeeding Joe Thomas. Judy, WWI veteran and charter member, previously first commander of the post and a 37th Division member. New officers include Ray Thompson vice commander and others. installation planned Oct 7 at Legion Hall. Membership goal set at 500 for 1948 with Armistice Day target. Buckeye Boys State report by Dale Mowery.
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Logan
Frank Judy
American Legion
Judy
Joe Thomas
Ray Thompson
William Robb
George Blosser
Walter Huffman
Hubert D. Lappen
Bill Brooker
Lawrence Adcock
Ben Buntoff
George Carr
Roger Friend
Charles Baker
Cleon W. Tucker
Harry Reeves
Legion
Buckeye Boys’ State
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dale Mowery
New Plymouth Personal News Highlights Local Births and Visits
Mr and Mrs John Schmidt of Columbus welcomed a son John Frederick Jr born Aug 15 with grandparents in Akron. Daughters and other births noted include Janice Lenore born Aug 25 to Mr and Mrs Treadley Heinlein of Euclid with Heinlein and Naugle grandparents. Local and visiting families Ohio towns seen at a picnic with trips to Old Man's Cave.
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New Plymouth
John Schmidt
Columbus
John Frederick Jr
Frank Schmidt
Akron
Treadley Heinlein
Euclid
Janice Lenore
Earle Heinlein
Naugle
Cleveland
D. V. Rannells
D. N. Lanner
Logan
Hank Schmidt
Frances
Sylvia Harris
Harris
Jean Smith
George Smith
Leslie Tennant
Bessie Barnes
Allen
McConnelsville
Herbert Jones
Larry
Rio Grande
Hattie Heinlein
J. H. Heinlein
Old Man's Cave
Rock House
Anna Heinlein
H. Juhling
Lena Embleton
C. A. Rockwell
R. D. Frye and Lee
Donnie Gibbs
Camden Park
Huntington
E. R. Closser
Marilyn
Robert Glasgray
Waynesburg
N. O. Wein
Miss Closser
Weins
F. G. Musgrave
Point Pleasant
J. M. Crump
Francis Rockwell
Harry Gibbs
George Lerner
Wisconsin
Hannah Taylor
Toledo
Margaret Lou Gairing
Bridgeport
Ohio
Henry Jenkins
Helen Jenkins
Charleston
Morrison
Beech Hill
Virginia Carleton
Chinese delicacies cited including dogs flesh and canned earthworms
The article lists various foods favored in Chinese cuisine such as ancient eggs and birds nest soup along with dogs flesh marmalade preserved oysters ducks gizzards and canned earthworms.
West School Safety Patrol Begins Second Year
LOGAN Safety Patrol of West School begins its second year under Police Chief Sol Ellinger. Sixth grade boys guard noon and dismissal hours on W Main St led by captain Dick Smith with Ralph West Gerald Ralston and Owen Reynolds. Patrol carries yellow slickers caps and badges for safety and may ticket traffic violators for authorities. Last year the post, the first since pre war days, reported no accidents in the school area during term.
Weed Research Ties Naval Reserve to Western Reserve Study
Mrs. Josephine Robertson, Cleveland columnist and botanist, returns from Logan area where she collected 50 specimens in Hocking Hills for a Naval Reserve program study at Western Reserve University. Her weed collection exceeds 450 from Ohio and nearby states.
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Logan
Josephine Robertson
Cleveland
Naval Reserve Program
Western Reserve University
Hocking County
Robertson
Ohio
Margaret Lutz
Hocking Hills
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Western Reserve
Applications Due For Council Meeting In West Virginia
Logan Rural women in Hocking County must notify Mrs. Emily VanFossan by 4 p.m. Friday to attend the National Home Demonstration Council meeting October 6 to 13 in Jackson Mills West Virginia. Applications are accepted at the county extension office or by telephone at 4462.
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Logan
Hocking County
National Home Demonstration Council
Jackson Mills
W. Va
Emily C. van Fossan
Community News and Family Gatherings Highlight Aug Events
Six Rupe children and relatives gathered Aug 24 at A B Rupe’s home for a birthday potluck with noon dinner. A baby named Stephen Ear born Aug 22 to Walter and wife weighs 11 12 pounds. Walter Jordan hosted about 40 for Velma’s home visit Aug 17. Sunday visitors included Wines, Koerner, and Mrs Laura Howe Marshall. Columbia Grange booths were set up at the Ohio State Fair. Dolphus Burke's dairy barn burned Aug 25. Local relatives attended family dinners and visits. Community services at Columbia school Aug 24 featured a duet and guitar selections. sermon by Dr Dana Williams.
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Velma
W. E. Reeves
R. A. Wines
Albany
Edwin Koerner
Laura Howe Marshall
Columbus
Marshall
Wines
Sugar Grove
Reeves
Max Crabtree
Elizabeth Jordan
Rea Howery
Marie Rupe
Madge Dye
Dawn Dye
Perley Rupe
H. E. Starkey
Lee Jeffers
Alex Venson
Columbia
Dolphus Burke
L. K. Woodyard
Westerville
W. E. Jeffers
Reed Jeffers
Gene
Lee
Mary
Janet
Richard
William Cheadle
Rex
Linda
Blain Lewis
Sue
Louisville
Columbia School
Mollie Powelson
Ruth Starkey
Wilbur Dailey
Clair Dudgeon
Dana Williams
Keziah Dye
Morriston Family Reunion Highlights at Beech Hill
Hartford notes report the Morriston Family Reunion at Beech Hill hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H O Blain. Officers elected were James Crump president and Bernice Anderson secretary treasurer. A program followed with talks by L D Icard Joe Fasanelli and Don Blain. Next year’s reunion set for Aug 22 1948 at J C Beard’s home on Shady Fork. Several marriages births and deaths were listed along with extensive attendance and guests from multiple towns and states.
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Hartford
Morriston
H. O. Blain
Beech Hill
James M. Crump
Bernice Anderson
L. D. Icard
Joe Fasanelli
Don Blain
J. C. Beard
Shady Fork
Little Sixteen Mile Creek
Naomi A. Lewis
Herbert C. Price
Dale Melton
Evelyn Holroyd
Cleveland
Betty Lynn Lewis
Lawrence Mattox
Gail Lewis
Leslie Melton
Joe Cook
Ravenswood
Dorothy Garnet Dowell
Leonard
Letha Lanier Dowell
Delores Marie
Harold
Naomi Lewis Bumgarner
Anna Lynn
J. Milton Lewis, Jr
Charles Richardorn
Harvey Otto
Brenda Ellen
Alfred Lind
West Concord
Mass
David Allen
Raymond Montgomery
Spencer
W. Va
James Curtis
Curtis Lanier
Nancy Fasinelli
John Ruble
Sallie Brannan
Grant Stanley
M. C. Lewis
W. R. Melton
B. O. Blain
Harry Crump
J. A. Lewis
Otto Jones
James
Artiss
Mary
Glasgow
Ray Roush
Russell Lewis
Harold Lewis
Ruth
John Lewis
Mary Jane
Johnny
Leonard Knapp
Leonard Dowell
Allen
Dexter
Nancy
Dottie
Charles VanSickle
Doris
Bobby
Saint Albans
Marvin Lanier
Millard
Bob Lewis
Mike
J. Milton Lewis
Lynn
Harold Bumgarner
Delores
S. B. Woodyard
Nitro
Stanley Smith
Johny
Leland Roach
Jerry
Mary Lou
Roy Yauger
Clara
Catherine
Raymond
Robert Sumner
Leah Ann
Judy
Rex Melton
Rex
Leslie
Helen
Preston Anderson
Larry
Florence Morriston
Earl F. Morriston
Charleston
Joe Fasinelli
Joe, Jr
Poca
Walter Smith
Brown
Winfield
L. D. Treard
Point Pleasant
Fanny Lewis
Nellie Moses
George Dalton
Elmer Brannan
Dorothy
Irene Beard
Mary Margaret Melton
Robert Lewis
Ruth Lewis
Dorothy Jean Lewis
Tilford Stambaugh
Phyllis Lynn Melton
Herbert Price
H. B. Hearn
Seth Lewis
Betty May Fewell
Bob Smith
Dam Clendenin
Messrs. Kerr
Johnny Jackson
Ruth Ellen
Harvey
Charles Richard
Paul D. Hayden
Paula
F. A. Chapman
Boston
Don Happensetter
Dayton
A. L. Rossiter
Detroit
Robert Heslop
Morgantown
S. C. Wilhelm
M. L. Miller
Ohio
Local residents return home after weekend visits
A string of residents from Murray City to Columbus and Glouster returned home after weekend or day trips. Howard Craft and family visited relatives. Blanche Brook er and Helen Wilson hosted guests. many locals traveled to Logan Dayton Glouster Shadyside and Nelsonville for visits or business.
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Helen Wilson
Pontiac
Mich
Vaughn Collins
Logan
Collins
Jennie Collins
Betty Hogan
Clayton Worthington
Dayton
Howard Craft
Mary Ann James
Glouster
Walter McNiblet
Fannie McNiblet
Shadyside
George Archer
Leonard Phillips
Beulan Gottke
Jane
Rita Jo
Myrtle Barnes
Columbus
John Snyder
Crella Lloyd
Clarence O'Rourke
A. T. Pettet
Carl Carsner
New Lexington
W. R. Cook
Park Cook
Georgia Morrison
Chauncey
Marietta Paints Distributed by Regional Firms
Marietta paints are distributed by Bardin Bros. Co. in Athens, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. in Pomeroy, and Plymale Wagner Co. in Gallipolis. The notices list these firms as the distributing agents for the product line.
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Marietta Paints
Bardin Bros. CO
Athens
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy
Plymale Wagner CO
Gallipolis
Vets Urged To Submit Applications
Logan Pennsylvania veterans planning to enter high school or college next quarter are urged to apply for certificate of eligibility by County Service Officer John F. Buchanan. Vaughn Collins notes September 1948 as the deadline for terminal leave pay. The officers report 315 interviews, 18 terminal leave applications, 94 letters received and 127 letters dispatched.
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Logan
John F. Buchanan
Vaughn Collins
Divorce suits granted and dismissed in Hocking County cases
Judge Harley Meyer granted the divorce of Jerry Sherlock from James Sherslock Jr, with the custody of a minor child and expenses awarded. Virginia Reynolds vs Harry Reynolds was dismissed at the plaintiff’s request. Gerald Good filed for divorce from Betty Good charging gross neglect of duty.
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Logan News
New Ywca Organization
Cancer Group
Doering
Hollywood Horses Club
Warners
Mrs Carolis
Universal
Jon Hall
Victor McLaglen
Rita Johnson
Andy Devine
Pei
THUR
Conus
Hardy Dish
West School Safety Patrol
Logan Area
Hedy LaMarr
Club
Hartford Social Notes
Murray City
Marietta
New Fall
Logan, Ohio
United States
Gary Cooper
Pratt's
Pratt's Sandwich House
Armco
Kitchen Heating & Plumbing CO
West Main
Tomorr Row
Penney
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