Logan City Workers Seek Higher Wages in 1942 Budget Fight
Logan city council debated a petition from street department workers asking for higher hourly pay. Most officials favored increases if finances allow without harming future operations, noting potential gas tax declines due to rationing. A joint meeting of finance committee, Mayor Weltner, Service Director Loomis, and City Auditor Chase was set to determine feasibility. The council also waived ownership of a Worthington Park cannon to the Federal government, with Fort Hayes officials implying replacement by a modern piece.
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Logan
Ohio
Council
Denzil Weltner
Roy Loomis
Ward Chase
Worthington Park
Army
Fort Hayes
C. Wood Bowen
Civilian Defense Salvage Committee
Weltner
Army Ordnance Department
Dr Gubitz Addresses Logan Kiwanis on Extension Courses
Ohio University economics associate professor Dr A C Gubitz spoke to the Logan Kiwanis Club at the White House Tuesday night. H H Sands chaired the program and Gubitz outlined extension courses planned for Logan by Ohio University's extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. C. Gubitz
Ohio University
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
H. H. Sands
Carpenter Funeral Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Jehn William Carpenter age 79 were held Wednesday at 2 p m in the Haydenville Methodist Church. Rev W E Rercroft officiated with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Mary a daughter Mrs Arnold Thomas Haydenville three sisters Mrs Albert Slack and Mrs Evelyn Phieney both of New Mata Moras and Elien of St Marys West Va Two sons and two daughters preceded him in death Eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Va
Reverend White Resigns to Lead Nauvoo Church
Logan region Rev. E. B. White, former pastor of the Logan United Brethren Church, resigns from Corning A B Church where he was assigned for the coming year to take the pastorate at Nauvoo A B Church in West Portsmouth. He will leave Corning pulpit September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. B. White
Logan United Brethren Church
Corning A. B
Nauvoo A. B
West Portsmouth
White
Corning
Contracts for Lime Available for 1943 Year
LOGAN Farmers can now secure 1943 lime contracts due to transportation delays after January 1. Forest O. Wolfe, chair of the Hocking County AAA, urged quick action as costs rise. About 150 tons of superphosphate are available at the local AAA office in the Armstrong Building, East Main St. Phosphate supports hay pasture land and most small grains with new seeding of grass or legumes, except wheat.
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Logan
Forest O. Wolfe
Hocking County
AAA Committee
Wolfe
AAA
Armstrong
East Main St
Logan Brief Personals Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Fred Pierson former Washington D D athletic coach was Labor Day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennington. He is now a Coast Guard lieutenant stationed at Key West Florida. Mr and Mrs Clarence Schempp and daughter Sue John Weaver returned from Ironton after visiting relatives. Mrs Weaver spent two weeks nearby Ironton. Mr and Mrs Robert King and son Robert Greenfield visited relatives in Logan and Will King and Bertha Engle hosted Capt and Mrs Carlos Gaffin Ft Hayes Columbus on Sunday. Fred Sheeler, after major surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus, was driven home by ambulance Tuesday.
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Fred Pierson
Washington D. H
Paul Bennington
U. S. Coast Guard
Key West
Fla
Clarence Schempp
Sue
John Weaver
Ironton
Robert
Greenfield
Will King
Bertha Engle
Carlos Gaffin
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Logan
Fred Sheeler
Grant Hospital
Charles McMaster
Middleport
C. E. Handley
William Zimmer
Akron
Labor Day
Ernest Gibbs
Robert Kinney
Gerald Lautenschleger
August Zimmer
Ira Spencer
Youngstown
Errett Elliott
Newark
Ohio University
Athens
Anne Weymueller
Tiltonsville
Alta Sweeny
Jean
L. D. McAfooes
T. D. McAfooes
William McAfooes
Barberton
Alice McAfooes
City
Zanesville
Clyde Harper
R. C. Gatchel
H. M. Young
Lexington
Belford Cunningham
Detroit
Mich
Youngs
Harper
Harry Cheney
Mary Elizabeth
Alfred Howard
Clyde Sellars
Florence Howard
William Howard
Cleveland
Kermit Blosser
Carol Ann
Jacquelyn Ley
L. W. Ley
Jo Lavon Faires
Dayton
L. R. Faires
Gilbert Stephenson
Frank Ferguson
Edith Funk
Sara Jones
Mayor Reports Fines Collected in City
Logan mayor Denzil Weltner announced August fines totaled 140.75 dollars at a city council meeting. The figure shows an increase from the prior month, when collections were among the lowest in months due to fewer arrests.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
Training School for Ambulance Drivers Transfer
Pvt. James Harrison has been transferred to Camp Pickett Virginia for chauffeurs training in ambulance drivers. Parents report he says food is excellent and army life is good.
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Logan
James
Bob) Harrison
Camp Pickett
Dale Harrison
Logan Fire Department Holds Regular Practice
Logan members of the Logan Fire Department held regular practice at the station house Tuesday night under Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith. The session was moved from Monday to Tuesday because of the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roy Stallsmith
Fool's gold versus real gold tested by heating
A fragment notes that fool's gold or iron pyrites can be distinguished from real gold by heating and by the sulfur smell released during the test.
Perry County Court Notes
Perry County records show 2,858 fewer school age children in two decades from 5 to 17, with 6,841 enrolled. Motorist fines in Corning led to jail sentences. A.W.O.L. soldier Leslie West held in Sayre. Tax payments by banks boosted county funds. several probate and mortgage actions noted. Marriage licenses issued for multiple pairs with various property transfers and land deeds filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
Divorce Petitions Filed Across Counties In Ohio
In common pleas court Cyril Penrod seeks a divorce from Margaret Penrod claiming he should be granted a divorce instead. Lois Henning accuses Gerald Henning of extreme cruelty and seeks restoration to her maiden name Williams. Ray F Harbaugh sues Lucille Harbaugh for divorce. they married February 23, 1941, with no children. Clara Gordon of New Lexington is named in a foreign summons for Clyde Gordon’s suit alleging wife abandonment and failure to perform wifely duties. married March 1940 with one child. Charles Whitmer says Natomi Whitmer neglected home duties. they married in Ashland on April 2, 1940.
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Cyril Penrod
Common Pleas
Margaret Penrod
Lois Henning
Gerald Henning
Ashland
Williams
Ray F. Harbaugh
Lucille Harbaugh
Clara Gordon
New Lexington
Route 1
Sheriff's Office
Licking County
Clyde Gordon
Charles Whitmer
Natomi Whitmer
Common Pleas Court
Beery Funeral Held for Mrs Eliza Beery at Woodard
Mrs Eliza Harden Beery 87 died early Monday at her son Roy Beerys home on East Hunter Street. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Woodard Funeral Home conducted by Rev Amos L Heyde, burial in Ewing Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Roger Ray, Logan two daughters Mrs Chance Appleman, Logan and Mrs Roy Niecewander, Columbus five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Woodard
Eliza Harden Beery
Roy
East
Hunter Street
Amos L. Heyde
Ewing Cemetery
Rogene Ray
Chance Appleman
Roy Niecewander
Columbus
Licensed To Marry In Hocking County
Logan marriage licenses issued by the Probate Court attaché list Harold Russell Smith 27 New Straitsville foundry worker son of John M. Smith and Anna Belle Alltop 23 Gore salesgirl daughter of Charles Alltop Ralph Toerner Webb 23 Logan Curtiss W right employee son of the late Clinton Webb and Mrs Margaret Webb and La Vina Marie Ford 21 Columbus clerk daughter of the late Calvin Ford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Russell Smith
New Straitsville
John M. Smith
Anna Belle Alltop
Gore
Charles Alltop
Ralph Toerner Webb
Curtiss-Wright
Clinton Webb
Margaret Webb
la Vina Marie Ford
Columbus
Calvin Ford
Curtiss-Wright Interview Day Planned at Logan Office
Logan National Employment Service manager H H Sands announced a Curtiss-Wright Corp representative will conduct pooled interviews at the Logan office on Thursday September 10 from 9 AM to 5 PM and 7 PM to 9 PM. Auto mechanics for airplane assembly sheet metal assemblers tool and die makers tool designers and assemblers are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
H. H. Sands
National Employment Service
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Changes Reported in Hocking County School Faculty Moves
County Superintendent S H Dillon announced several faculty changes in Hocking County schools. Gladys Lee shifts to Nickle Plate School, Florence Lanning to West Logan, Calico Ridge awaits a replacement for Jen Loeffler with opening moved to next week, Mae Lama resigns Pine Cottage for Dayton City, replaced by Clarence Diehl, Virgie Eveland resigns Blue Creek for Adelphi, replaced by Phil Swackhammer, vacancies remain in Union Furnace commercial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Creek Township
Mae Lama
Pine Cottage
Dayton
Clarence Diehl
Blue Creek
Virgie Feveland
Adelphi
Phil Swackhammer
Laurelville
Dillon
Union Furnace School
Hold Contest for Bread Baking Title
Logan Pomona Grange officers announced a county Pomona bread baking contest held Wednesday evening at Miller Chapel Grange Hall with a program and potluck supper. Judge Ruth Bennington will oversee the judging and the winner advances to the state Grange title in Columbus. All county Grange members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pomona
Miller Chapel
Ruth Bennington
Columbus
Mingos Disband for Season in Logan
Logan Mingos manager Merrill B. Haney announced the semi pro team has disbanded for the season after a 4-1 loss to Mead Paper Company of Chillicothe. He said the club cannot field a full roster and few players would appear if the schedule continued. The Mingos had already left the Nelsonville Twilight League weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Merrill B. Haney
Logan Mingos
Mead Paper Company
Chillicothe
Haney
Mingos
Nelsonville
Wheat program to aid Hocking County farmers announced
Logan Forest Wolfe chairman of the Hocking County AAA Committee said government feeding wheat will be available soon. Farmers can buy at 95 cents per bushel in five bushel lots or more. A local dealer will handle the shipment and the arrival date will be announced shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Forest O. Wolfe
Hocking County
AAA Committee
Nellie Matheny Sues for Divorce from Ed ward Matheny
Nellie Matheny, a minor, files for divorce in the Court of Common Pleas citing gross neglect of duty. The petition, filed through her mother Dora Conley, notes they wed February 25 1942 in Russell Kentucky and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nellie Matheny
Edward Matheny
Court of Common Pleas
Dora Conley
Russell
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Morris Home
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will gather at the home of Mrs Thomas J Morris on Morgan Street Thursday at seven in the evening for a meeting.
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Glouster— Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Thomas J. Morris
Morgan St
Evelyn Deal Resumes Dayton Teaching Post
Miss Evelyn Deal departed Jacksonville for Dayton to resume her duties as a teacher in the Dayton public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Evelyn Deal
Dayton
Office Hours Changed by Glouster Public Affairs Board
Glouster Board of Public Affairs trustees voted to adjust the clerk’s office hours effective immediately. The office will be open daily 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 5:00 except Saturday and Sunday mornings, with Saturday morning hours 9:00 to 12:00. On collection day the office remains open until 6:00 p.m. including Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Board of Public Affairs
Farewell party for Miss Audrey Dawson and social notes
A Glouster group hosted a farewell party for Audrey Dawson who left for Ravenna. The event featured a gift presentation and lunch for a large list of attendees including Mary Stahl, Ethel Liskey, Anna Marie Fekstenkamper, and many others. активности
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Edythe Mae Henry
Audrey Dawson
Ravenna
Miss Dawson
Mary Stahl
Ethel Liskey
Anna Marie Fekstenkamper
Dorothy Zimmer
Irene Miner
Laurella Tippie
Rosemary McAllister
Glouster Public Schools Open New Year With 588 Pupils
Glouster public schools started the new year with 588 pupils on the first day 294 in grades and 294 in high school. Enrollment is 26 under last year though more may join this week. Leona Pickard will teach English for seventh to ninth grades and Louella Vaughn Noon from Columbus will teach first grade in place of Helen Dennison who takes a two month leave. Enrollment by grade lists twelfth 48 eleventh 51 tenth 40 ninth 63 eighth 23 seventh 69 sixth 38 fifth 34 fourth 34 third 41 second 66 first 55 primer first 26.
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Glouster
Glouster Public
Leona Pickard
Jane Murray
Louella Vaughn Noon
Columbus
Helen Dennison
Jones Phillips reunion brings seventy to Bishopville Grove
About 70 people attended the Jones Phillips family reunion on Labor Day at the Bishopville Grove. Following the picnic dinner, attendees visited and chatted. Guests were from Bartlett Lower Salem Mc Connelsville Portsmouth Lancaster Trimble Glouster Liberty Hill Mountville and Bishopville. The Rothwell Club will hold its annual potluck Thursday at noon at Mrs. W. W. Bryson’s home with a business session in the afternoon marking the first meeting of the current season.
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Glouster
Jones-Phillips
Bishopville Grove
Bartlett
Lower Salem
McConnelsville
Portsmouth
Lancaster
Trimble
Liberty Hill
Mountville
Bishopville
Rothwell Club
W. W. Bryson
Work in Master Mason Degree Thursday at 8 o'clock
Bishopville Lodge No. 470 F. and A. M. announces a Master Mason degree work during the regular communication on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The announcement calls members to attend the session and participate in the degree ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bishopville Lodge
Retail Clerks Union Local 908 Meeting Set
A meeting of the Retail Clerks Union Local 908 is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock in the Odd Fellow hall in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Retail Clerks’ Union
Local 908
Odd Fellow
Dayton social notes mention visits and labor day guests
In Dayton over the weekend Miss Edna Sanders spent the weekend at her Dayton home. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Welsch and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrow from Wyandotte Michigan arrived Saturday to spend Labor Day with relatives in Corning Glouster and Jacksonville. Mr Welsch is a Kearns Cadet Band member and played at the Jacksonville homecoming.
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Dayton
John Rice
Edna Sanders
Hubert Welsch
Charles Morrow
Wyandotte
Mich
Corning
Glouster
Jacksonville
Welsch
Kearns Cadet
McMillan Held Against Grand Jury for DUI Charge
Jackson ville resident Wayne E. McMillan was arrested on Route 13 by a state trooper for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Thomas Williams Sr and was bound over to the grand jury on a $200 bond, which was furnished and he released. Staff Sgt. Richard Swart and Mrs. Swart left for Elgin Field Florida after a ten day furlough and were joined by Miss Betty Ann Seckinger for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R Brown
Corning
Brown
Leonard Wendell Losey
Arthur Kish
Malta
Lan
Jacksonville
Thomas Williams, Sr
McMillan
Glouster
Richard Swart
Elgin Field
Fla
Julia Seckinger
H. H. Swart
Betty Ann Seckineger
Return of Mr and Mrs H F Kittle From Highland Trip
Mr and Mrs H F Kittle return to their city home after spending ten days in Highland North Carolina where Mr Kittle sought relief from hay fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. F. Kittle
Highland
N. C
Mr. Kittle
Two Teens Injured When Car Overturns on Route 33
Geraldine Ruff and Eileen Carpenter, both 16, suffered minor injuries after the car they rode in crashed with another vehicle and overturned on U S Route 33 north of Lancaster. Driver Donald Ellinger escaped uninjured. Both girls were treated for shock and lacerations.
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Logan
Geraldine Ruff
Eileen Carpenter
Lancaster
Donald Ellinger
Veteran Logan Melrose Harbaugh Joins West Virginia Plant
Logan Melrose Harbaugh, a Logan, West Virginia insurance man and veteran, reported Wednesday to General Chemical Company in Pt. Pleasant West Virginia to work as a safety administrator. He will deliver safety lectures to plant employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Melrose Harbaugh
General Chemical Company
Pt. Pleasant
West Va
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Eiennaelle
Amelie Aia
Athens Messenger
Logan City Street Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Dr. Gubitz
Carpenter
Glouster, Ohio
Remington Nitro Express
Remington
Western Xpert
Sportsmen's Club
Clair Butts
Leslie West
West
A.W.O.L
Florida
Sheriff Butts
Sayre
Nina M. Holden
Sun Finance and Loan Co
Mel Rahman
Grover L. Orr
Ralph Cooperider
George L. Orr
Richard G. Williams
Lottie Porter
Annse Teel
Ruth Holcombs
Francis Miller
Laborer
Somerset
Wanda Deaver
Fr. McCaffrey
S. W. Shanhan
Minnie Cairo
Pike Township
Greendale Minerals Co
United States of America
Coal
Margaret I. Sall
Saltlick
Beery
Board of Education
Masons
Crerks
Wayne E. McMil
Zenners
Sam
Atanie Ahameerr
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Quick’s
Cut Rate Drug Store
W. Union St
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