Logan Riding Club Ribbons Lead Newark Show成果
Logan Riding Club members return with ribbons from Newark show entries led by Jane Ann Shriner who captured most trophies. Dr H M Boocks rode Fascinating Jean to top finishes in fine harness and five gaited classes while Letha Starr Boocks scored with June A Long. Ann Shriner won pony class with Flicka and placed in horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Newark
Jane Ann Shriner
H. M. Boocks
Jean
Letha Starr Boocks
von Janehire
Ann Shriner
Hocking County
Three Arrested By Hocking Sheriff
Sheriff Floyd Duffy arrested Charles Diltz after a Saturday crash on State Route 664 north of Logan. Diltz faced reckless driving charges, four occupants rode in his coupé. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs in Magistrate Frank St. Clair's court. Dwight Hawk of Carbon Hill and Kenneth Cline also were arrested for non-support, pleaded not guilty, and were bound over to the grand jury with 300 dollar bonds before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Floyd Duffy
Charles Diltz
Calvin Poling
Diltz
Frank St. Clair
Duffy
Dwight Hawk
Carbon Hill
Kenneth Cline
St. Clair
School Attendance Program Discussed
A Logan A after school meeting of junior and senior high teachers outlined plans to improve student attendance. Mr Carr chairs a committee including Howard Kirk Sarah J Holmes J R Hankison from Junior High and Fred Burchfield James Rutgers Iris Lowry from Senior High. The group to reconvene Thursday after school for further planning.
Teachers To Meet In Athens For Annual Convention
Southeastern Ohio Education Association leaders Dillon and Arrarr met in Jackson with board members to reconsider the convention. After attendance restrictions on conventions were lifted, the board voted to hold the annual meeting in Athens on Friday October 26. About 2500 teachers from eleven counties are represented. Attendees included Dr. T C McCracken Alfred Henry W W Barnes and N B Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Henry
Pennsville
W. W. Barnes
Jackson
N. B. Potts
Portsmouth
Service Men In North Carolina News From Moore General Hospital
Kenneth Eaton arrived in Asheville on an emergency furlough from Moore General Hospital due to his mother’s illness. He has been hospitalized since April 1 after being wounded in Germany, arriving June 26, and served in Normandy, Northern France, Germany, Ardennes and Central Europe. He wears five battle stars a good conduct medal combat infantry badge and the Purple Heart. He will stay with his wife and family for 15 days. The Selective Service Board announced seven honorable discharges from Camp Atterbury Indiana. Discharged were Cpl Roy Nimon Beery Route 2 Logan Sept 9 overseas two years. T-4 Chester Hicks 66 W Hunter St Sept 6. Pfc Charles Howard Mathias Jr Route 1 Rockbridge Sept 9 enlisted Sept 1942 overseas 10 months. Cpl Wilbourne Leroy Weed Lancaster Sept 4 inducted Oct 1941 served overseas two years. Claude Tolbert 1005 Church St inducted July 1943 overseas 18 months. S-Sgt Joseph N Campbell Rt 2 Logan Sept 8 service since Sept 1942 seven months overseas. S-Sgt Arthur Tschudy returned from 32 months in the Italian campaign with 52 missions in combat arrived home last Saturday to visit his mother Mrs Jennie Tschudy.
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Pie
Kenneth Eaton
Moore General Hospital
Asheville
N. C
Charles Eaton
Pie. Eaton
Germany
Normandy
France
Ardennes
Europe
Local
Selective Service Board
Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Roy Nimon Beery
Logan
Berry
Chester Hicks
W. Hunter St
Charles Howard Mathias, Jr
Route
Rockbridge
Wilbourne
Leroy Weed
Lancaster
Claude Edward Tolbert
Charch
Newark
Italy
Rhineland
Arthur Tschudy
Tsch’ Udy
Jennie Tschudy
Cattle Tested in Hocking District for Fair Health
Over three days the Agricultural Extension Office conducted Bangs testing on 204 head of cattle. Tests aimed to meet State Health Regulations for fair exhibit. Farmers tested include Wagoner Route 2 Logan Burns Route 2 Logan Hartman Route 1 Logan Burcham Route 4 Logan Whiterafl Ward Route a Logan Imboden Route 4 Logan Geiger Logan Campbell Route 2 Logan Daugherty Route 3 Logan Shaw Route 1 Rockridge Forest Wolf Route 1 Laurelville.
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Logan
Bang
J. B. Wagoner
Charles Burns
C. L. Hartman
Everett Burcham
Social Notes of Zaleski Highlight Labor Day Visits
Zaleski social column records numerous visits and travels. Raymond Hayes, stationed in Toledo, spent time with his parents A H Hayes and relatives. Various families from town hosted Labor Day guests from Columbus, Cincinnati, and Athens, with trips to Madison Church and Wesley Chapel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Raymond Hayes
Sic
Toledo
A. H. Hayes
Athens Pastor To Fill Logan Pulpit
Logan residents learn Dr Fred Luchs of Athens First Presbyterian Church will supply a man from Ohio University to fill the Logan Presbyterian pulpit until a pastor is chosen. Mrs Walter Huffman and officers of the American Legion Auxiliary were announced. district plans were discussed at a meeting in the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Fred [Luchs
Athens First Presbyterian Church
Ohio University
Walter Huffman
Logan Presbyterian
American Legion Auxiliary
Cecil Harding
Legion Hall
Huff
Charles Struble
Irma Powers
Hall
Thomas
Or Yas
Kuffman
J .B. Waldron
Myers
Mes. Snyder
British Liner Brings Back Millionth Yank
The British liner Queen Mary returned to New York Harbor carrying the millionth American from Europe. Corp. Almon Conger of Tacoma, Washington, was identified by officials as the redeployed soldier.
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New York
New York Harbor
Shin
Europe
Corp
Almon Conger
Tacoma
Wash
Arnis
Logan Social Notes and Local Engagements Featured in Roundup
Friday evening six o clock dinner at Pritchards closed the Summer session of the Tuesday auction bridge. Miss Letha Ruff announced engaged to Junior J Nixon, a Mead Corp secretary and WWII veteran. Family lawn party planned at Glenview Heights with Tschappats and relatives from Utica Bremen Georgia Denver. Local brief notices include Womans Missionary Federation meeting in Columbus and J C Penney transfer for Marjorie Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Tschappat
Glenview Heights
Harry W. Tschappat
Bremen
Phil ‘Tschappat
A. M. Mogg
Kathy
R. M. Lee
Eleanor Lee
Logan
Rudolph. Brows, Sr
Rudolph Brown, Jr
Columbus
Marie Rochester
Rudolph Brown
North Market Street
Murray City Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Local reports list visiting residents and travelers across Nelsonville to Columbus and Dayton. Names include Sgt. and Mrs. Nida, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Miss Leona Hummerick, and many others visiting relatives and returning home.
Bartlett News Briefs Local families share visits and service notes
Bartlett area notes report a men's quartet from Oakland providing special music at the Methodist Church services. Oswalt Bowman, 62, of Columbus, is mourned at funeral services there. Various residents visit relatives, travel to Chicago, and see relatives in Columbus, Mantua, Marietta, Parkersburg, and Utica. Pvt. Herbert Dillinger is transferred to Fort Ord, California.
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Bartlett
Oakland
Methodist Church
Oswalt Bowman
Columbus
James
Albert
George Bowman
Charles
Zanes- [Ville
May Smith
Ernest Gage
Wayland
Lee Mills
Richard Brickles
Neosha
Elsie Glover
Vittoria Moody
Chicago
Hom
Helen Sapp
Eleanor and
Mary Ruth Goddard
Ramona
Wilma Jean Smith
Cpl
Jack Keney
Earl‘ Keney
Europe
Jessie Webster
Parkersburg
Rebecca Webster
William Goddard
Fred Webster
Mantua
Glenn Sedgwick
Nettie Dille
Chester Fleming
Harry Ross
Marietta
Janice Linton
Stewarts
Ranson
Gage
Veri Rowland
A.B. Rowland
Dale Robinson
Utica
Dale Tullis
Byron McGrew
McKeesport
Mytta Flowers
George Hann
Robert
Canton
Fred Arnold
Herbert Dillinger
Fort Ord
Calif
Fannie Dillinger
Crippled Children Program Highlighted At Rotary Meeting
Speaker LOGAN-Robert Keynes presided in Clarence Brosser absence as the Rotary Club discussed the Crippled Children cause. Mrs. Marion Wells of Newark spoke on the Society of Crippled Children and showed a Roosevelt Junior High School film. Plans were announced to expand the effort in Hocking County. Minnie Moore substituted at East School fifth grade for Gladys Clutton whose son Billy Fred Clutton was away at Sampson NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ruff
Logan
Letha Ruff
Junior J. Nixon
J. N. Nixon
New Straitsville
Logan High School
Puff
Hocking
Clay Workers To Vote On Union Representation
Logan Clay Products Company will hold a union election on Tuesday September 11 from 1 30 p m to 4 40 p m at the plant recreation building second floor to choose whether main maintenance and production employees are represented by the American Federation of Labor Brick and Clay Workers Union or continue without a union Miss Marie Pierce from the Cincinnati office of the National Labor Relations Board will supervise the election about 180 employees are affected.
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LOGAN
Logan Clay Products Company
American Federation of lGabor
Brick and Clay Workers Union
Marie Pierce
Cincinnati
National Labor, Relations Board
Club Young People Enter for Fair
Logan Hocking County 4 H Club entries for the 1945 Hocking County Fair reach 125 with 25 dairy heifers 10 beef cattle 15 swine 15 poultry 16 rabbits two sheep one colt one bee and 30 garden exhibits. A new 24 by 70 building at the fair grounds will house 4 H girl exhibits and the Art Hall for adult displays with 20 girl clubs reserving space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Fair Entries Open for Hocking County Event
Local homemakers are urged to enter the Hocking Fair on September 19. Eligible crafts include crochet knitting embroidery rugs quilts sewing and items from a suit. Foods such as cakes cookies pies breads and sugarless bakes welcome. All entries must be at the fairgrounds by 5 p.m. Wednesday September 19 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Graham
Hocking County
New Election Rules Announced by Clerk
Logan Miss Blanche England clerk of the board of elections announced a 90 day petition filing rule before primaries. For 1946 county and state offices petitions must be filed before Feb 16 for the May 7 primary. The Election Board proofread November ballots printed by Brooke Printing Co. England will be in the office 1 to 3 next Wednesday to accept soldier ballots from parents or relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Blanche England
Board of Elections
Election Board
Brooke Printing Co
Miss England
New First Grade School Opens in Logan
George Carr superintendent of Logan Schools announced the new first grade at the Central building began Monday with Mrs. Betty Brown Washburn in charge. Thirty-two pupils transferred from three overcrowded sixth grade classes to form the new room, bringing total first grade enrollment to 132.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Carr
Logan Schools
Central Building
Betty Brown
Washburn Ln
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