Frightened Hocking County Men Undergo Screen Tests in Logan
A total of 67 Hocking County registrants were given screening physical examinations at the Court House Wednesday night. Most were June registrants, the 20 years ago class, with some passing candidates possibly included in September quota and others awaiting October calls. A large group will travel to Ft Hayes Columbus for final army type physicals.
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Hocking County
Logan
Court House
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Busy Season For Health Chief Nears
LOGAN The county health department under Dr. H. G. Southard health commissioner is planning a busy season. First, examination of county school athletes. Next, organization for immunizations and vaccinations for diphtheria and smallpox. In between, school children may receive tuberculosis skin tests per Dr. Southard.
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Logan
H. G. Southard
Southard
Logan Freese Arrested After Parking Lot Collision
Logan Freese of Logan was arrested Thursday night by Patrolmen Rafferty and El linger after backing from a parking space and striking Robert Rochester on Spring Street. Freese faces driving while intoxicated charges and will be arraigned before Mayor Denzil Weltner on Friday. Rochester’s car was pushed onto Main Street but suffered no damage.
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Logan
Donald Freese
W. Rafferty
Sol Ellinger
Main St
Robert Rochester
Freese
Denzil Weltner
Spring St
Rochester
Main Street
Logan Hosts Large Attendance at Nutrition Class Series
A Thursday evening opening at the Red Cross Home drew a large crowd for the first session of a ten part nutrition class series directed by Miss Eleanor Cumberland. Each two hour class offers nutrition subjects and certificates of merit upon completion, with plans to extend similar courses to other Logan County communities.
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Logan
Red Cross
Eleanor Cumberland
Dead fish in Hocking River prompt fish kill theories
Local fishermen report a large number of dead fish floating on the Hocking River. Most carcasses measure eight inches to over a foot and a half. The fish are believed to have entered from Rush Creek near Sugar Grove, with some attributing the deaths to sewage from a nearby creamery.
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Logan
Hocking River
Rush Creek
Sugar Grove
Logan relief distributions reach Hocking County centers
Everett Jacoby the county relief director said distributions were made Thursday to relief clients at centers across Hocking County and will continue through Saturday morning checks show ongoing aid across the county network.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Everett Jacoby
Logan Social Notes Highlights From Weekly Club Meetings
Logans hosts resume fall season with Tuesday Book Club review of Rachel Field novel And Now Tomorrow led by Mrs Fred Hull. Among Ourselves Club in Chicago guest list and Alaska paper by Mrs Paul Collison. Friday Queen Vashti Lodge plans inspection and birthday dinner. Local residents and travelers noted in brief wellness and visit updates.
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Will Hansel
White House
Roy Crawford
Alaska
Paul Collison
Merritt Wonn
Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Jolly Double Six Club Meets at Mohler Home
The Jolly Double Six Club gathered with 10 members present at Mrs. Charles Mohler’s home. President Janie Mohler led the meeting. Jennie Richards won the traveling prize. Members received lunch and handkerchiefs, while Margaret L. Kistler and Janie Mohler got club gifts. Next meeting date not specified.
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Jolly Double Six Club
Charles Mohler
Ella Shepherd
Collie Riggs
Janie Mohler
Jennie Richards
Margaret L. Kistler
Sharpsburg Personal News Highlights Local Visits
The Sharpsburg column notes Rev. E R Robinette's Broadwell charge assignment for a second year. It records assorted visits by Reba Dickson of Anderson Indiana, the Kerns and Brill families, the Watson Reunion at Coolville, and weddings and travels including Delbert Beard in New York and Ned Kenney visiting Columbus. The piece lists numerous local and nearby residents visiting relatives or attending events over weekends and holidays.
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Sharpsburg
E R. Robinette
Broadwell
Reba Dickson
Anderson
Ind
Earl Dickson
C. H. McKinley
Columbus
Howard Croston
Emma Lawrence
Harold Hanson
Newton
Bartlett
Ethel Frost
James and
Robbie
Watson
Coolville
Lara Hanson
Amesville
Warren Hanson
Floyd Grimes
Maria Grimes
C. T. Strode
Joe Beard
Mt. Vernon
Delbert Beard
Bernard Walker
Mary Evelyn
Leota Strode
Lenora
Rob Smith
Athens
Clyde Grimes
Zanesville
Mabel Grimes
Anna Porter
Zion
Arthur North
James Stgbart
Organize Extension Classes Meeting in Logan High School
Logan Ohio University extension division invites all interested to attend an organization meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in Room 22 Logan Senior High School Building Dr A C Gubitz associate professor of economics will oversee the session Many courses in engineering physics chemistry and accounting will be offered with no tuition though students pay for supplies and books if not provided by the university
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Logan
Ohio University Extension Division
Logan Senior High School
A. C. Gubitz
Ohio University
Paul Stivison Starts CPT Training at Athens Ohio
Logan High School athlete and store assistant manager Paul Stivison reported for the first leg of Naval cadet CPT training at Ohio University Athens. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Stivison from Logan Route 4.
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Logan
Paul Stivison
Logan High
Ohio University
Athens
Ed Stivison
Naval Air Corps
University of Iowa
Mercer divorce cites neglect and cruelty in Ohio case
Fleeta Ann Mercer sues for divorce from Doe Oliver Mercer in the Court of Common Pleas. They married December 23 1925 at McArthur and have five minor children. She requests custody of the children and further relief.
Logan High Indoor Practice Amid Rain Delay
Logan High School Chieftains held an abbreviated practice indoors due to heavy rain. Outdoor practice will resume Friday night once fields dry.
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Logan
Logan High School Chieftains
Soldier Life In Australia From a Murray City Native
A June 26 letter from Clayton Ferrer, now with American expeditionary forces in Australia, describes life there. He notes two winters in one year with June 22 marking the start of their winter, compliments the pleasant native Australians, and says soldiers are well cared for and should not worry, expressing contentment with military service amid grim conditions.
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Logan
Australia
Clayton Ferrer
Murray City
Licenses for Chauffeurs Now Available
Logan attorney and deputy registrar Fred A. Murray announced that chauffeur licenses are now available at his Logan office. The license bureau operates daily except Sundays 8 30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 30 p.m. Licenses went on sale Tuesday with slow first two days and a brisk pickup on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Logan
Fred A. Murray
Hocking County
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Murray
Auto accident damages sue for 350 dollars
Charles Stimel sues for 350 dollars after a June 22 1942 crash on State Route 328 near Starr Village. The truck owned by C Henry Simpson and operated by his agent allegedly struck Stimel's car, prompting the common pleas court action filed Thursday.
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Logan
Starr Village
Court of Common Pleas
Thelma Keyes
Charles Stimel
C. Henry Simpson
Fractures Arm in Fall From Silo
Logan area farmer George Estep sustained a fractured right leg after slipping from the top of a silo on the Clarence Hartman farm. He was assisting with filling the silo when he toppled into the depths, was treated by a Logan physician, and returned home by ambulance.
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Logan
George Estep
Clarence Hartman
Hartman
Week End Religious Services Announced at West Logan
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church schedules regular Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m with Rev W E Appleman delivering the sermon Floyd Thompson superintendent says. Young Peoples Society meets at 7 30 p m led by Ada Steele followed by Sunday evening preaching.
Mayor Fines Three Traffic Violators
Three traffic violators were fined in Mayor Denzil Weltner’s court. Raymond F. Holcomb of Logan Route 4 paid $5 and costs for failing to stop at a stop sign at the junction of U S 33 and State 664. Owen S. Kinnison of Logan was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving on State Route 228 near Logan. Dolly E. Stalder of The Plains was fined $10 and costs for reckless operation on U S Route 33 near Rockbridge.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
Denzil Weltner
Raymond F. Holcomb
Owen S. Kinnison
Weltner
Dolly E. Stalder
The
Plains
Rockbridge
Mercer Arrested On Non-Support Charge
Coe Mercer of Columbus was arraigned before Judge E. L. Ewing on non support and sentenced to 60 days in Hocking County Jail. Earlier he was fined 25 dollars with costs for failing to support five minor children, with the fine suspended upon promise to pay. He was arrested by a probation officer for non compliance and returned to Logan.
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Logan
Coe Mercer
Columbus
Hocking County
E. L. Ewing
Ewing
Mercer
Alfred Campbell
Balancing Boulder Tops Buddha Pagoda Summit
A legend holds that a hair from the Buddha keeps the boulder perched atop the Kyaik-Hui-Yo pagoda. The rock and shrine sit on a mountain summit in Shwegyin province in Asia, making the site a noted hazard.
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Shwegyin
Asia
Mrs Snider Wins Bread Baking Contest in Logan
In Hocking County the bread baking championship was won by Mrs. Ray Snider a Hocking Grange member. She will represent the county in the state contest in Columbus. Logan’s Mrs Charles Bright was runner up. Several other grange members were recognized as champions in their groups. A post contest program by Miss Margaret Mr. Broom followed in front of over 75 attendees.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ray Snider
Hocking Grange
Pomona Grange
Miller Chapel Grange
Snider
Columbus
Charles Bright
Marion Grange
Grange
Rebecca Holloway
Mister Chapel
Frank Masure Ewing
Pearl Starner
Good Hope
John Blum
Margaret
Religious street meeting in front of the Court House
Clyde Goss signs up a religious street meeting Saturday night in front of the Court House with Rev. Harry Dickerson delivering the sermon. Special music has been planned for the evening.
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Logan
Court House
Clyde Goss
Harry Dickerson
Heavy rains flood river bottoms with light crop damage
Logan reports heavy rainfall over two days flooded river bottoms in several spots. Damage is estimated as mild due to harvests, though erosion loss was considerable in multiple sections.
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Logan
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