Athens City Adopts Traffic Congestion Parking Ordinance
Athens votes to regulate downtown parking with designated individual spaces and parking meters. The ordinance creates congested area boundaries on Court Washington Union West State Streets and mandates time limits coin-operated meters and official enforcement by police with penalties for violations.
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City of
Athens
Atsa
Ohio
Logan
Minarine Burke
ASB
Bellview Rest Home
South High Chamber
Columbus
United States
Director of Public Service Safety
Court Street
Carpenter Street
President
Washington Street
Congress Street
Union Street
Congress T Street
West State Street
Director of Public Service-Safety 8
Nantre
Aleter
Tate
Herrnhefore
Cary
Buntave
Ite
Soner
Service of Many Kinds Is Provided By EVALAN FISCHER Logan
Logan Public Library expands help beyond books offering resources from house wiring to rural electrification. Patrons from city and farm visit for university catalogs aviation models and wood turning at times borrowing materials from nearby cities. The library answers questions by providing references, reading letters, and even hosting fans of bees and dog training while welcoming a boy with a pet turtle.
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Evalan Fischer Logan
Logan
Logan Public Library
Nelsonville
Columbus
Dayton
Logan brief personals note a busy social crowd and movers
Local society items list residents traveling to Coolidge Arizona for winter and visiting relatives in Ohio. mentions Mr and Mrs David Wylie and daughter Opal hosting guests, J E Matheny inspecting a limestone mine, and several Logan residents visiting family, hospitalizations, and job moves.
Election of Class Officers at State Washington High
Logan Union Furnace district reports the senior class at State Washington High School elected officers last week. Eurzene Conkle was chosen president Frank Primmer vice president John Carr secretary treasurer and Clarence Bacus news reporter.
Youths of York District Are To Take Tests Today
Registrants from Athens County Selective Service Board No 2 depart by bus for pre induction examination in Columbus Fort Hayes. The group includes Raymond Guy Conner Charles William Thompson Billy Edgar Monks Jack Leroy Duffy Richard Pierce Herdmann William Ackley Vern Lee Meeks Ollie Frank Johnston James Burns Pergrin Lonnie Max Adams James Wayne Barnhart and others. Film notes follow with cast details for Practically Yours at the Nelsonville theater.
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Nelsonville
District of Athens County Selective Service Board
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Raymond Guy Conner
Rte 2
Charles William Thompson
M. E. St
Billy Edgar Monks
Mound St
Jack Leroy Duffy
I Myera St
Logan Riding and Driving Club Hosts 1944 Horse Show
The Logan Riding and Driving Club organized in October 1944 hosts a horse show at the fairgrounds. Members, including Harry Heinlein and Evalan Fischer, convert homes and sheds into stables for many mounted entrants. The event features numerous horses with owners from local families and farms, showcasing a community effort to revive equestrian stability and interest.
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Cleo Montgomery
Fairgrounds
Logan
Hocking County
Harry
Injother
Evalan Fischer
Harry Heinlein
Pratt
Frank
Hughes
Heinlein
Bill
Sandy
Edna Boss
King
Wes Ogg
Tony
Lester Risch
Eagle
Georgianna Todd
Colonel
Robert Keynes
William
Billy Glass
Lady Alice
Rhea Bangert
Buddy
Jay Cole
Teddy
Carol Ann
Jane Risch
Jubilee Joy
Bvalan Fischer
Jane Ann Shriner
Evening Star
Frank Hughes
Charlie Pratt
Grey Boy
Harry Brown
Tommy
Plate
Sam Ruble
Butterball
Prince
Adeline
Judy
Hocking Service Men Return and Leave for Michigan
Ivan Dawley Sr former Army private returns to Sun Oil Michigan after honorable discharge on Sept 13 1945. Inducted June 1944 trained at Fort McClellan served in France and Germany wounded March 17 1945 hospitalized in France over two months plans to live in Michigan with wife and five children. S Sgt Luther Mowery and family arrive from Pyote Texas for furlough. Donald Mowery arrives from Florida for a second furlough. William Clutton leaves for Sampson New York after five day leave.
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Logan
Ivan Dawley
Army
Sun Oil Company
Michigan
Dawley
Fort McClellan
Ala
France
Germany
Luther Mowery
Blanche Fickel
Billy
Pyote
Texas
Ed Fickel
Fred .Mowery
Church Groups Meet For Special Program
Postponed meeting of the St. Matthew Ladies Aid and Missionary Society was held at the church Thursday afternoon. The program featured reports on the Ohio District Federation convention and articles about refugee care in Sweden. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Heyde, Mrs. Amelia Goodine, Mrs. Ben Geslin, and others.
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Ben Geslin
India
Sweden
Norway
New Te
Cleveland
Flain Dealer
Joséphine Robertson Staments
St. Matthew Church
Denzil Weltner
John Lekman
Schmidt
Alic
Chris Brooker
Earnest Kleine Koppe
Fred Stracke
Will Voris
Cal Blosser
Harley Kuhn
Kiwans Club Meets Tuesday With Logan City Leader
Logan City Council President Harry Shaw will lead the program as the Kiwans Club holds its regular meeting Tuesday evening at six at the White House Rev Father John Eyerman will be guest speaker.
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Logan
Harry Shaw
Logan City
Kiwans Club
White House
John Eyerman
WCTU Meets at Methodist Church in Logan
Mrs James Blosser led the program when the WCTU gathered at the Methodist Church Friday afternoon. Members including Mrs Joseph Brashares Mrs J Ed Godfrey Mrs A T Spears and Mrs Russell Berlin took part. Officers elected were Mrs Ed Godfrey president Mrs Russell Berlin vice president Mrs Paul Monks secretary and Mrs George Lehman treasurer. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs Ray Crawford and other members. Plans were discussed for a County Convention to be held in October.
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George Lehman
Ray Crawford
Francis Toole
Bert Bell
Lena Chilcote
Herman Studer
John Leach
Walter Campbell
Officers Elected and Route 33 Collision Reported
Logan deputies investigated a crash on State Route 33 seven miles east of Logan involving a truck owned by Edgar Patrick Detroit driven by Roderick McPhail Detroit and a Ford driven by Okey Smith Haydenville. The Smith car and trailer entangled causing car demolition and minor trailer damage with no injuries. A Methodist Church group meeting announced for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Malvern Wilson 106 Adams St Nelsonville.
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LOGAN
Jack Vraldron
Lewis Price
Edgar Patrick
Detroit
Roderick McPhail
Abington Road
Mich
Okey Smith
Haydenville
Smith
Nelsonville
Hartley-Fisher Cwele
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Malvern Wilson
Adams ‘St
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlight Club Activities
Nelsonville reports from the Naomi Circle W.S.C.S. at the Coakley home with Mrs. Bess Bland in charge and Ada Coakley as a guest. Upcoming events include a Halloween party hosted by Treva Shaw and separate meetings for the Methodist Guild, Fidelis Class, and WBA with speakers Phoebe Jones and Ina Hoover attending.
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Nelsonville
Car’ Coakley
Albert. Inman
Naomi Circle
W.s.cs
Coakley
Bess Bland
Jeader
Hen Ty Lancaster
Ada Coakley
Treva Shaw
Presbyterian Church
WBA
Church Lodge
Spray
Nelsoning
E. J. Kessinger
Phoebe Jones
Cleveland
Ina Hoover
New Salem
Nelsonville Mourns Hiram Rosser Funeral Card
Hiram Sherman Rosser age 81 longtime Nelsonville resident died Sunday at his Fort Street home. He owned a Fort Street store 35 years and worked as a mine operator. married to Margaret Gilmore in 1888. golden wedding anniversary noted. Survived by wife, four children, a sister, a brother and four grandchildren. Funeral at St Andrews Church Wednesday 9 30 am with rosary Tuesday evening. burial Oak Grove Cemetery Logan County Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Hiram Sherman Rosser
Fort St
Rosser
St. Andrews Catholic
Margaret L. Gilmore
Father McGuirk Jr
Edward E. Rosser
C. D. Shafer Co
Athens
Margaret L. McMahon
Detroit
Mich
Floyd W. Rosser
Henry Ford Hospital
Ann Rosser North
Charles
Several Are Fined In Court of Mayor
In Nelsonville Emery Murphy of Dorr Run pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Miles Howe’s court on Sunday and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. He also pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Murphy was committed to the county jail pending settlement and taken to Athens by Police Chief James Cope. James Vanbibber of Haydenville and Hiram Miller of Columbus were fined 5 dollars plus costs each for intoxication. John Morgan of Circle Hill pleaded guilty to intoxication on arraignment and was fined 5 dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Emery Murphy
Dorr Run
Miles Howe
Murphy
Athens
James Cope
James Vanbibber
Haydenville
Hiram Miller
Columbus
John Morgan
Circle Hill
Funeral services for Lee Rafferty postponed to Friday
Funeral services for the late Lee Rafferty who died Friday at his Starr home will be held Friday afternoon at 2 p m at the New Plymouth Methodist Church with burial at New Plymouth Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence at any time.
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Nelsonville
Lee Rafferty
Starr
New Plymouth Methodist Church
New Plymouth
Honored at Dinner At Glancys Home
Clarence D. Glancy of Jacksonville arrived Sunday for a short leave home of his parents Mr and Mrs Vance Glancy. He left Thursday to return to Jacksonville. Mrs Vance Glancy hosted a chicken supper with many relatives and friends attending. The family recently learned their son Pvt Richard V Glancy is in Luzon. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs Charles McGraner Athens and others from Columbus and Willoughby.
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C. BE. Appleman
Joan
Coolidge
Aztz
Mr. Appleman
David Wylie
Opal
Gibisonville
Rey
A. N. Grueser
Margret Knapp
Roxie Cupp
Eddie Sherlock
Toledo
Harry Shaw
E. Second Street
J. E. Matheny
Lewisburg
Columbus
Rochester Bowen
Logan
Hucking County
C. Wood Bowen
Carl Frenier
Dayton
St. Francis Hospital
Kemper
Harold] Thrush
Jackie
Florence Smith
Elwood
Ind
Carl Harsh
Fountain
M. H. Cherrington
Lakeside
Douglas Sigler
W. Second St
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co
Jennie L
Joe Biegler
Williams
Clarence D. Glancy
Vance Glancy
Pvt
Richard V. Glancy
Luzon
Harry J. Grinstead
Junior Grinstead
Guy Darby
Willoughby
Murray City Briefs Highlight Local Returnees and Meetings
Murray City notes Sgt. William H. Thomas returns to Camp Atterbury after time with family. Pvt. Charles Stufflebean comes home after 23 months overseas. Pfc. Robert Dugan visits Nashville hospital. Miss Bess Weir visits Mary Thomas. Red Men convene at 7:30 p.m. in Nelsonville LO.C.F. hall. Lenore Schultz studies at Brown School for Technicians and will assist Dr. J. L. Webb on completion.
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Murray City
William H. Thomas
Camp Atterbury
Mary Thomas
Grace
Elizabeth
Lydia
J. A.ayers
Charles Stufflebean
Robert Dugan
Thayer General Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Dugan
Murphy
Bess Weir
Columbus
Nelsonville
C.F
Lenore Schultz
Brown School For Technicians
3. L. Webb
First Jump By Lt Colonel Lovelace At High Altitude Test
Lt Col William R Lovelace made a 40 200 foot parachute jump on June 24 1943 during a high altitude bail out equipment test His only mishap was a frozen hand and it was his first jump
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William R. Lovelace
Hey
Services Held for James Maywood Hunter at Sugar Creek Church
Nelsonville reports funeral services held at 2 p m for two year old James Maywood Hunter son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hunter of Sugar Creek. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Also notes Margaret Warren leaving for Capital University and Doris Warren plus Shirley Sayers entering Ohio University as freshmen.
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Nelsonville
Sugar Creek
James Maywood Hunter
Albert Hunter
Greenlawn Cemetery
Margaret Warren
Columbus
Capital University
Doris Warren
Shirley Sayers
Ohio University
McDaniel Dies In Columbus
William McDaniel aged 47 died at his home in Columbus after an extended illness. He worked as a machinist at Curtiss-Wright Corp for two years and formerly at Haydenville. Survived by wife Florence Wolf McDaniel mother Cinnie Carter Gallipolis sister Sadie Carter Somersett brothers George McDaniel Logan and Stanley Daniel Bremen. Body at Warren Funeral Home Nelsonville with services Wednesday Sept 19 at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. W M George. Burial Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
William Ygiit McDaniel
Columbus
Curtiss-Wry Corporation
Haydenville
Florence Wolf McDaniel
Cinnie Carter
Gallipolis
Sadie Carter
Somersset
George McDaniel
Logan
Stanley
Gerald Baird Car Stolen Near Gem Pharmacy
A coupe driven by Gerald Baird of the G Company, parked near Gem Pharmacy in Nelsonville, was reported stolen about 7 pm Sunday. He found it missing 10 minutes later. State Highway Patrol broadcast the alert and Logan police later located it. Two boys, alleged AWOL from the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster, were in the car.
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LOGAN
Marietta
Athens
Nelsonville
Hocking
Fairfield
State Patrol
Ohio
Lancaster
BIS
Hocking County
C. H. Harris
Athlens
Five Mile Inn
Route 33
Jake Hawk
Hawk
Fairfield County
Carroll
Logan City
Mr. Baird
Gerald Baird
G Company
Gem
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