William Rose 90 Dies at Home Near Harmony Church
William Rose aged 90 died Thursday night at 9 30 after a short illness at the home of Thomas Saunders in Marion Township near Harmony Church. His wife died earlier. He is survived by son Charles of Union Furnace. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Wodlard Funeral Service.
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Logan
William Rose
Thomas Saunders
Marion Township
Harmony Church
Charles
Union Furnace
Woodlard
Real Estate Tax Apportionment for Hocking County Townships
County Auditor Fitzgerald announced the apportionment of real estate taxes for Hocking County. Inheritance tax allocations went to Benton 2411 dollars Falls 41.45 Good Hope 17.67 Perry 314.94 and Laurelville village received 3506.73. General fund shares to townships include Benton 1059.28 Falls 2820.49 Good Hope 3073.91 Green 1944.92 Laurel 471.93 Marion 646.87 Perry 651 Salt Creek 680.39 Starr 1683.34 Ward 1468.97 Washington 310.64. Towns Logan 7539.41 Murray City 1183.97 Laurelville 4074.04. School district apportionments list Benton 5047.14 Falls 4895.69 Good Hope 3450.56 2250 Green 7119.45 Laurel 1384.73 Marion 1065.02 Laurelville Perry 1985.32 Salt Creek 1838.30 Starr Washington 5520.85 Ward 6105.33 Oroville 963.66 Gore 617.21 Murray City 2914.15 Logan 16987.06.
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LOGAX
Hocking County
Fitzgerald
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Perry
Laurelville Village
Green
Laurel
Marion
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
Washington
Logan
Murray City
Laurelville
Laurelville-Perry
Starr-Washington
Oroville
Gore
Powell Returns From Overseas on 30 Day Furlough
Chauncey Powell of New Lexington, brother of Mrs. Orville Lee Chauncey, has returned to the States after months abroad and is spending a 30 day furlough with relatives.
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Chauncey
P.F.C
Joseph Powell
New Lexington
Orville Lee Ee
New Teacher Hired for Logan Schools Amid Enrollment Rise
Logan Superintendent George Carr announced a need for an extra first grade teacher due to heavy early enrollment. East Behgah holds 45, West 42, Central 41, totaling 128. Mrs. George Washburn Betty Brown, former West School second grade teacher, will teach a new Central School room for border-area pupils. She recently returned from Orlando, Florida, and will reside with her parents at 478 North Spring Street.
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Logan
George Carr
East Behgah
West
Central
George Washburn
Betty Brown
West School
Central School
Washburn
Orlando
Fla
Carl Brown
N. Spring St
Hocking Service Men Return and Enter Camp Atterbury
Pfc Lowell Inboden left Thursday evening for Camp Atterbury after a furlough with his parents. He recently came home from 18 months of service in France Belgium Germany Holland and England. Two honorable discharges were reported for First Sgt Wayne A Vancurren and Sgt Charles M Bailor, both with extensive overseas service. Sgt Bailor served over 18 months in France Normandy Rheinland and Central Europe. Sgt Emerson F Tru an served 28 months overseas and married an English bride in England. Capt A M Moge, a patient at a hospital, is spending two weeks with his wife at her parents’ home. Don Phillips arrived in Logan to spend several days with his parents. ENTERS HOSPITAL POINT FLEASANT Mrs James Lewis, Monroe Ave, suffered appendicitis Thursday and was taken to Holzer Hospital.
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Lowell Inboden
Camp Atterbury
Andrew Inboden
RFD
Inboden
States
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
England
Selective Serviwice Board
Wayne Alfred Vancurren
Logan ‘Route
Separation
Separation Center Indian Town Gap Military Reservation
Vancurren
Charles M. Bailor
Laurelville
Bailor
Normandy
Rheinland
Europe
Fred Mason
West Logan
Emerson F. Truan
Hilda Brown
Norwich
Casa Blanka
A. M Moge
Fietehar General Hospital
Phil Tschappat- A.R
Don Phillips
J Logan
Clarence Phillips
South Lagan
Hospital Point Fleasant
James Lewis
Monroe Ave
Holzer Hospital
Earliearnett
Hazel McGirr
Glouster
Evelyn
Pfc
James R. Harrison
D. Harrison
Logan
Gallipolis
Earl Moore
Don Ringishiser
Columbus
Dorothy ‘Parks
Glouster High School
Dayton
Bartison
Logan Bugh
White Tip Cab Co
North Pacific
Aleutians
Santa Anna
Cali
Harrison
Bily
Detroit
Albert Seabright
North St
May Rayner
Pearl Pierce
G. W. Cooley
Worth Lima
Nellie Golding
Clarence Jones
Florida
Walter Kleinschmidt
Logan Clay Products Company
Etta Frazier
Plains
Kenneth Frazier
PhillTschapp
Cati B. Frum
Charleston
W. Va
Ralph A.adcock
Ruth
Little Valley
A. M. Mogg
Universalist Church
Jane Carter
Tommy Spicer
Grant Hospital
Captain Mogg
Phil Tschappat
Charles Fox
Hallsville
Logan Social Notes to A N Grueser Officiates Bristol Wedding
Rev Grueser officiates at a home wedding reading the single ring ceremony for Miss Edna Leonard of Bristol and Mr Paul Edward Hamilton of Indiana. Hosts include the grandparents Richards at 201 Hocking Ave Logan. Families, attire, flowers and post ceremony dinner noted along with local club and social events and upcoming engagements.
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Elias Shepperd
Amanda
Charles Johnson
Bristol High School
Logan High School
Olentangy Theater
Columbus
A. N. Grueser
Coonville Man Fined in Logan Court for Assault
Logan Charles Jarvis of Coonville was arrested by Sheriff Floyd Duffy on assault and battery charges. He pleaded guilty in Frank St. Clair’s court, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and received ten days in county jail with sentence suspended on payment. Sunday service followed by W H Woodgeard’s preaching at 8 pm. Elder Stanley R. Hanby pastors the service.
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Logan
Charles Jarvis
Coonville
Floyd Duffy
Floyd Martin
Frank St. Clair
Logan Pastor Is To Leave Charge Soon
Rev Cecil Jones of Logan First Presbyterian will give farewell sermon Sunday at 10 30. Congregation names committee to hire successor and arrange guest speakers until new pastor is installed. Also notes activities across local churches with Sunday services and choir programs.
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Logan
Cecil Jones
Pasor
Logan First Presbyterian Church
First United Brethren Church
Clarence Phillips
Madge Wright
Christ
C. E
George Hamer
Charles Loomis
Utopia C
Edna B. Hughes
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness
H.ly.p.s
Crash at Route 664 and 33 North Involves Car and Truck
Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Jack Waldron responded to Route 664 and 33 North where a truck driven by Edward L. Rees hit a car driven by Jacob Schneider after Schneider passed and tried to turn right. The impact drove the coupe into an electric light pole, breaking the pole and pinning the Schneider vehicle. the driver escaped injury. The truck suffered radiator and bumper damage while the Schneider car was badly damaged.
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Schneider
Truck Damaged Fire Damages Truck Near West St
Logan city fire crews answered a general alarm Thursday evening as a truck owned by Ralph Emerson ignited from a backfire near Lawrence Sanderson’s home. Driver Jay Cox suffered burns to his hands and was treated by a local physician. The front end of the vehicle was wrecked.
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Logan
Logan City
Ralph Emerson
Lawrence Sanderson
Jay Cox
Rempel Will Read in Probate Court in Logan
The will of Miss Elizabeth Armbruster known as Elizabeth Rempel was read in probate court. It details bequests including the Opera House to Alice Koppe and George Armbruster with specific parcels and businesses assigned to each. Residue of real and personal property to be divided equally among Mrs Koppe Mr Armbruster and Rempel Wasson.
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Lehman’s
Schempp
City of
Logan
E. Main St
Emma Floyd
Charlotte Breen Ambrose
Tide Huston
Tom Miller
Pictures of Hocking Ship Named for Hocking County
The California Shipbuilding Corporation sent a group of pictures of the S S Hocking, built for Hocking County Ohio, showing launch and christening with Frances Sims sponsor. Commander Schultz advised the ship's war-worthiness and praised the plaque donated by local citizens, noting the ship's historical publicity and local interest.
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Bocking County
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