Many Hocking County Men Fail To Pass Army Tests
Logan reports unofficial results from Fort Hayes as 34 of 61 in the Logan contingent passed army type exams and were inducted. Twenty registrants were rejected while several were held for further exams. A second contingent of 68 men was slated to depart Logan Tuesday for exams as officials await official confirmation.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Hocking County
Logan
Fort Hayes
Columbus
U. S. Army
Selective Service Board
Pleads Guilty To Non-Support Charge In Logan
Samuel Bales of Logan pleaded guilty to non support before Judge E L Ewing. He was ordered to pay 40 dollars per month for the support of three minor children and to pay the case costs. Sheriff Floyd Duffy arrested him over the weekend.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Samuel Bales
Floyd Duffy
Divorce Granted for Gross Neglect in Logan
Donald Reed Salisbury was granted a divorce from Shirley Salisbury on grounds of gross neglect of duty by Judge Phil A. Henderson in the Court of Common Pleas. Custody of a minor child awarded to the defendant. plaintiff ordered to pay $3 weekly child support. Married January 1, 1939 at Glouster.
Logan Social Notes dances and weddings in Logan region
Saturday night dances at Hocking Hills Country Club featured committee chair H B Perkins and guests including Kelch, Agee, Hoffman, Robertson, Dague, Graham, Roberts, Bell, and many others. Frances Kelch and Robert V Johnson wed September 12 in Russell Kentucky. Kathleen Baker and David Oliver Mathias married September 19 in Bremen.
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J. W. Saving
Jack Kinser
Harley Meyer
Jesse Frasure
William Clapp
Mildred Johnson
Clarence Blosser
Roger Friend
Mary Ellen Fauble
Frank McBroom
J. R. King
Elder Martin
James Rimselpach
Betty Kessler
Jack Jones
Leo Kessler
Betty Smoot
Pat Murphy
Robert Dever
Morton Kraft
Frances Kelch
Fred J. Kelch
Robert V. Johnson
Theodore Johnson
Rev
Deitch
The
Christian Church
Russell
Kentucky
William Kindler
Columbus
Katherine June Baker
David Oliver Mathias
I. N. Barnsworth
United Brethren Parsonage
Bremen
Hubert Baker
Logan
W. H. Mathias
Rockbridge
Lancaster
Mathias
Farm Machinery Rationing Starts in Hocking County
County AAA chairman Paul H. Shaw announces a county rationing plan after a federal freeze on farm equipment. Group A requires county committee approval, Group B needs dealer certification, Group C has no restrictions, and used machinery remains unrestricted. Applications for Group A must show insufficient current equipment and a plan to meet production goals with replacements or rentals.
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Hocking County
Logan
County Aaa
Usda War Board
County War Board
County Farm Machinery
Special War Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Logan William E. Cook of Union Furnace was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated at arraignment before Magistrate Frank St. Clair. He was arrested Sunday on Market Street by Deputy Sheriff Jack Waldron and released after payment.
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Logan
William E. Cook
Union Furnace
Frank St. Clair
Market St
Jack Waldron
Local Hospital Reports Surgery and Discharges
Logan Hospital notes Harold Brimmer recovering after major surgery at Cherrington Hospital. Mrs. Woodrow DeVol from Carbon Hill dismissed after minor surgery weeks ago. Andrew Coakley of Logan discharged after an operation days ago.
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Logan
Harold Brimmer
Cherrington Hospital
Woodrow DeVol
Carbon Hill
Andrew Coakley
Logan Rotary hears Buckeye Boys State experiences
Logan Rauch Jr. described his Buckeye Boys State camp experiences during a regular Logan Rotary Club session Monday night at the White House. Rev. Cecil H. Jones served as chairman of the arrangements committee.
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Logan
Charles Rauch, Jr
Buckeye Boys’ State
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Cecil H. Jones
St. Clair Leffler Charged in Assault Arrest
Logan authorities report 36 year old St. Clair Leffler of Haydenville was arrested on assault and battery charges and jailed in Hocking County Jail. He is slated for arraignment Tuesday before Magistrate Frank St. Clair.
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Logan
St. Clair Leffler
Haydenville
Hocking
Frank St. Clair
AAA Leaders Elected to County Committee in Logan-a Area
The Logan area township committee slate led by Paul Shawn as chairman was released. Officials include Benton Chauncey Olfield, Elmer Nihiser and Wilbert Turner in Falls. Oscar Blum, Mason Campbell and Frank Linton in Good Hope. Ralph Drescher, Leslie Linton and Charles Wright in Green and Ward. L Ray Nihiser, Don Smith and William Barringer in Laurel. Hugh Daubenmier, William Hummel and Stanton Palmer in Marion. Pearl McClelland, Wayne Bowers and Fred McClelland in Perry. Mahlon Stump, Harley Hart and Lowell Karshner in Salt Creek. Charles Buckingham, Fred Scott and George O’Neill in Starr. Henry Rheinscheid, Harold Zimmerman and W Arthur Griffith in Washington. Vivian Stump, elected Salt Creek delegate, is the only woman to hold an AAA office. her husband Mahlon Stump named Salt Creek Township chairman.
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Logan
Paul Shawn
Benton
Chauncey A. Olfield
D. Elmer Nihiser
Wilbert S. Turner
Falls
Oscar Blum
W. Mason Campbell
Frank Linton
Good Hope
Ben N. Dyer
Stacy Carpenter
Theodore W. Dupler
Green
Ward
Ralph J. Dres
Divorced After 19 Months of Marriage
Kenneth Helber was granted a divorce from Zel da J. Helber by Judge Phil A. Henderson in the Court of Common Pleas on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The couple married February 15 1941 and had no children.
Two Teachers Resign From Carbon Hill School Faculty
Logan A spokesman for the county superintendent’s office said two Carbon Hill School teachers have resigned Adrian Turner an elementary instructor and Mrs Roger Wolfe a music instructor Mrs Turner was part of a group of teachers suing to retain positions under tenure law Mrs Wolfe left to take a job with C & P Telephone in Washington where her husband works and she departs Thursday Dorothy Jarvis moved from Lancaster Hospital to her Coonville home after a major operation.
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Lawrence Casto
Homer Blackstone
Elyria
Earl Landis
Fred B. Burchfield
Columbus
Winifred Engle
Wilhelmine Deissie
John Steinbeck
Hartman Theater
K. of P. Hall
Delta Tau Delta Sorority
Veronica Voris
Lancaster Hospital
Walter Voris
Logan
Dan Langley
Hocking County
Murray City
Roger Wolfe
Carbon = Hill
Washington
Carbon Hill
Adrian Turner
Dorothy Jarvis
Coonville
Need Cars To Take Team To Columbus
Logan Senior High School principal Fred Burchfield asked local motorists to provide eight autos to transport the LHS football squad to Bexley for a Friday night game against the Lions. All expenses will be paid by the high school. The team leaves Logan at 5 p.m. Friday. contact Burchfield to help. School buses cannot be used due to rationing rules.
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Logan
Fred B. Burchfield
LHS
Bexley
Lions
Burchfield
Health Lecturer To Address Logan Students
Dr. Albert H. Crombie from the State Department of Health will speak to Logan students in two assemblies on Tuesday. Junior High will hear him in the first period and Senior High in the final period.
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LOGAN
Albert H. Crombie
State Department of Health
Driver License Office To Be Open Evenings
Logan registrar Fred A. Murray announced the office will stay open in the evenings starting Sept. 26 to accommodate buyers of drivers and chauffeurs licenses. He noted the Sept. 30 deadline and slow permit sales, with a rush expected in the final days.
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Logan
Fred A. Murray
Logan Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Murray
Hocking County
Vaccinate Children Of Logan Schools
Logan county health officials immunized a total of 107 children at two Logan schools for diphtheria and smallpox. Dr H G Southard reported 39 vaccinated and 16 immunized at West School while Central School counted 28 vaccinated and 24 immunized.
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Logan
H. G. Southard
Winifred Daly
Pauline King
West School
Hocking County Sales Tax Totals Increase Slightly
Logan sales tax receipts for the week ending Saturday totaled 1337.39 in Hocking County, up from 1319.89 the previous week, per county treasurer Robert N. White.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Robert N. White
Laurelville Paper Quits For Duration
Logan Henry C. Clay publisher of The Laurelville Border News suspends publication for the duration of the war. Subscribers were notified Friday and refunded for remaining subscriptions. The weekly paper, circulated in western Hocking County, was suspended as Clay joins a Columbus war industry job.
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Logan
Henry C. Clay
Laurelville
Logan Family Heads to Carrizo Springs Visit
Walter A. Leonard a funeral director and his daughter Phyllis left Monday for Carrizo Springs Texas to visit his parents Mr and Mrs William Leonard former Hocking County residents. They will also visit Mr Leonard brother Bruce and his family.
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Logan
Walter A. Leonard
Logan Funeral
Phyllis
Carrizo Springs
Texas
William Leonard
Hocking County
Mr. Leonard
Bruce
Condition serious for John L. Steady after heart attack
John L. Steady of Eulalia Avenue remains in serious condition more than ten days after a heart attack, according to attending physicians.
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Logan
John L. Steady
Eulalia Avenue
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