Logan Officials Fail To Find Funds To Increase Wages
Logan city officials failed to approve a wage increase for street department workers at a city council meeting. The finance committee reported no funding sources for raises, noting a 10 percent bump would cost about 3300 dollars yearly. The measure passed 5 to 2 with Adcock and Wonn voting no. Authority to certify the tax-rate resolution was granted.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Logan
C. L. Wonn
Denzil Weltner
R. R Loomis
Ward Chase
Street Department
Wonn
Adcock
Hocking County Budget Commission
Paul Sanderson Enlists in Army
Logan Paul Hudson Sanderson, son of Mrs. Paul Sanderson of Logan, has enlisted in the U S Army at Fort Hayes per Hocking County Selective Service Board information. He is currently unassigned.
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Logan
Paul Hudson Sanderson
Paul Sanderson
U. S. Army
Ft. Hayes
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
Mayor Fines Four Drivers Monday Night
Four motorists were arraigned Monday night in Mayor Denzil Weltner s court after arrest by state highway patrol on U S Route 33 north of Logan. All pled guilty. H L Sykes Blacklick fined 5 dollars and costs for insufficient lights. Wilbur R Colburn Columbus fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. William S Day and William Scoleri Columbus fined 10 dollars and costs each for speeding.
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Logan
Denzil Weltner
H. L. Skyes
Blacklick
Wilbur R. Colburn
Columbus
William S. Day
William Scoleri
Thirty Men Attend Beef Cattle Meeting
Logan Thirty Hocking County farmers attended a beef cattle meeting in the Court House Monday night. L P McCann of Ohio State University Extension spoke on the state beef outlook during the war. He noted the army buys only carcasses weighing 450 to 900 pounds. Attendees from FSA, Farmers and Merchants Bank and Jackson Production Credit Association joined in financing discussions.
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Jackson Production Credit Association
More Enlistments Reported in Hocking County
Logan Paul F Fox of Logan has enlisted in the Enlisted Reserve Corps of the Civilian Pilot Training at Patterson Field Dayton. Four other Hocking County youths joined the Navy: James F Oliver Haydenville. George McGonagle Logan. William Arnold Logan. Walter D Gastin Haydenville.
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Logan
Paul F. Fox
Patterson Field
Dayton
Hocking County
Selective Service Board
U. S. Navy
James Franklin Oliver
Haydenville
George McGonagle
William Arnold
Walter D. Gastin
Large Group Takes Drivers' Examinations
LOGAN A state highway patrolman at the Logan Police Station Tuesday gave drivers tests to a large group of applicants. All drivers permits must be secured by September 30, the officer said.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
Logan Brooks Ill at Home with Influenza
Richard Brooks custodian of the Methodist Church is ill at his home on Third Street after suffering an attack of influenza.
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Logan
Richard Brooks
Methodist Church
Third Street
Townsend Clubs To Hold Annual Picnic
Townsend Clubs of Southeastern Ohio will hold their third annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Wandling one mile northeast of Union Furnace, Sunday Sept. 27. Rev. Smith of Dayton and W. W. Mooney of Columbus will be speakers. Music by Union Furnace Band. Accordion and string music arranged. Basket dinner at noon.
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Logan —Townsend
Ohio
P. R. Wandling
Union Furnace
Rev. Smith
Dayton
W. W. Mooney
Columbus
Red Cross Nutrition Class Plans Field Trip
Logan A field trip for Red Cross Nutrition Class members was announced by Mrs. Ruth Bennington. Plans will be made at the second regular meeting Thursday night at the Red Cross Chapter House. About 37 women are enrolled in the class.
County AAA Committee Members Attend McConnelsville Meeting
Logan Porter Heigle and Rus sell Beery, county AAA committee members, attended a county committeemen meeting in McConnelsville Tuesday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Fred Graham, farm field woman representative for the county.
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Logan
Porter Heigle
Russell Beery
McConnelsville
Fred Graham
Workers of Glouster PTA Are Named Monday Night
At the Glouster Farent Teacher Association meeting held Monday evening the programs and committees were announced. The program committee includes Mrs. David Powers Mrs. L G Colbert Mrs. O L Eailey Mrs. Harriette Wey mueller and Miss Olive McKee. The finance committee lists Mrs. W O Bailey Mrs. H L Kittrell Mrs. L R Faires Mrs. Delmar Gladden and Miss Rachel Murray. The books committee comprises Miss Pauline Myers Miss Olive McKee Miss Dora Er vin and Miss Sara Easler. Membership includes Brick plant addition Mrs. Lester Zim mer and Mrs. William Brown. Other groups cover High Street and center of town Mrs. Ray White Mrs. W D With am Front St and Walnut Hill Mrs. Dwight Hartley Urbancrest Mrs. Emmett Andrews Mrs. Ralph Hines Mrs. Rolland Hoffman and Mrs. Carl Wright No 6 Mrs Mike Thompson and Mrs Hugh Cunningham with teachers Miss Frances Thomas.
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Glouster
Glouster Farent
Pauline Myers
Olive McKee
Dora Ervin
Sara Easler
Brick Plant Addition
Lester Zimmer
William Brown
High Street
Center of Town
Ray White
W. D. Witham
Front St
Walnut Hill
Dwight Hartley
Urbancrest
Emmett Andrews
Ralph Hines
Rolland Hoffman
Carl Wright
Mike Thompson
Hugh Cunningham
Frances Thomas
Past Noble Grands Halloween Party Planned in Jacksonville
Jacksonville The Past Noble Grands Club met at Miss Ida B. Davis home and planned a Halloween party. Contests awarded first prizes to Mrs. Martha Kloh and Mrs. Frank Dunlevy and consolation prizes to Mrs. Wm Kalt and Mrs. Katherine Staubus. Ice cream and cake were served to members and two guests.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Ida B. Davis
Martha Kloh
Frank Dunlevy
Wm Kalt
Katherine Staubus
William Kalt
Maude Davis
Ida Davis
Wess Householder
Native of Corning Dies in Columbus
Mrs. Mary Doran Fischer wife of John Fischer died yesterday after a brief illness at 863 Beech Street in Columbus She was born in Corning and had lived here 35 years She was a member of St Elizabeth Society Surviving are a daughter Miss Mary C Doran three sisters Mrs Anna Duffey Mrs Madge Clouse and Mrs Nellie Degenhart and two brothers Daniel and Peter Doran Funeral services and burial in St Joseph Cemetery will be held in St Marys Church likely Friday.
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St. Mary's Church
Hollister Junior Class Elects Officers
Hollister High School opens the year with elections for the Junior Class officers. Martha Phelps becomes president with Bill Brunton as vice president, Ralph Love as secretary, Betty Orndorf as treasurer, Thelma Horner as assistant treasurer, Velma Fade and Norma Nott as reporters. New members Elvira Herceg and Ethel Sweeney welcomed.
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Hollister
Hollister High School
Martha Phelps
Bill Brunton
Ralph Love
Betty Orndorf
Thelma Horner
Velma Fade
Norma Nott
Elvira Herceg
Ethel Sweeney
Welsch Couple Return From Louisville Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs William Welsch Ann Dennison have returned to Glouster after a wedding trip to Louisville Kentucky and other points of interest They visited Ft Thomas Kentucky to spend a day with Capt and Mrs L E Burnelle E K Bryson went to White Cross Hospital Columbus Sunday for another operation on a foot injury from his work as a lineman for the Board Public Affairs submitted from the local circulation
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Glouster
William Welsch
Ann Dennison
Louisville
Ft. Thomas
L. E. Burnelle
E. K. Bryson
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Board Public Affairs
All-Day Services at First Church of the New Covenant
Logan announces all day services on Sunday September 27 at the First Church of the New Covenant in the Dicken Addition. A quartet provides special music and the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Amos Hoover. Everyone is invited to attend.
Republicans Meet in Glouster Monday Night
All residents of Trimble Township are invited to attend a Republican meeting in the mayor's office at Glouster on Monday October 5 at 7 30 p m M M Bryson will address the gathering.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
M. Bryson
Priscilla Class to Meet at Emmett Carter Home
Glouster Methodist Priscilla Class will meet at Mrs. Emmett Carter’s home in Jacksonville Friday evening. Cars may be furnished. Members assemble at 7:00 at Mrs. Thomas W. Figley’s home on Republic Ave and then proceed to Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Church
Emmett Carter
Jacksonville
Thomas W. Figley
Republic Ave
Sunny Sundberg to Address Glouster Aerie Meeting
Dr C A Sunny Sundberg of Springfield educator and humorous speaker will address Glouster Aerie No 468 FOE members Thursday evening according to Harold Lamborn president of the aerie. Refreshments will be served after the meeting and a good attendance is expected.
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Glouster
C. A
Sunny) Sundberg
Springfield
Glouster Aerie No
F.O.E
Harold Lamborn
The
Aerie
Joint Meeting Of School Leaders Masters And Women
A joint gathering of the Hocking County Teachers Association the County Schoolmasters Club and the School Women's Club is announced for Wednesday September 30. Arthur Woods Claude Chilcote and Nelle Westfall represent the groups. Dinner at 6 p.m. precedes a program in the East School auditorium with speakers from the State Department of Education and the Ohio Education Association and remarks by Superintendent George E. Carr and C Wood Bowen.
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Logan
Hocking County Teachers’ Association
County Schoolmasters’ Club
Arthur Woods
Claude Chilcote
Nelle Westfall
S. H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
Pritchard's
East School
State Department of Education
Ohio Education Association
George E. Carr
Will C. Wood Bowen
Hocking County Salvage Committee
Worthington Park Cannon To Go In Scrap Campaign
Logan officials plan to remove a 10 ton .50 calibre naval cannon from Worthington Park. At Ft. Hayes Army request the city waived claims so the weapon could be salvaged. Funds would go to Logan Defense Council treasury as the cannon is replaced with a modern gun.
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Worthington Park
Cil
Weltner
Logan Defense Council
Brick Workers Sought at Ohio Plant for Defense Time
A northern Ohio brick manufacturer seeks 25 to 50 experienced brick workers. A company representative will visit United States Employment Service offices in Logan area on Sept 24 in Mc Arthur 12 to 3 pm, Sept 25 in Nelsonville 8 am to 5 pm, and Sept 26 in Logan 8:30 am to 12 noon. No age limit. 48-hour weeks with time and a half for overtime. Contact the local employment offices during those times.
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Logan
Ohio
United States Employment Service
McArthur
Nelsonville
Rationing Inspectors Must File New Forms
Local rationing director Harry L. Smith announced that all rationing inspectors must fill out new application forms to continue service. Forms are available at the rationing office on the second floor of the Farmers and Merchants Bank Building and must be returned to the board.
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Logan
Harry L. Smith
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Smith
Logan Private Hebert Harvey Furlough Returns to Fort Knox
Logan Kentucky private Hebert Harvey son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Harvey spent an eight day furlough with relatives and friends here before resuming duties at Fort Knox where he is stationed
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Logan
Hebert Harvey
Lloyd Harvey
Fort Knox
4 H Club Congress Paper on Exhibit
Several copies of Campus Congress, the official 4 H club congress publication, were on display at the county extension office. The paper was edited by James R Smoot, the county extension agent, and reflects last week's event held on the Ohio State University campus.
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LOGAN
Ohio State University
James R. Smoot
Tax plan proposed for cemetery upkeep in Logan
Logan service director Ray Loomis urged a half mill levy to raise about $3 000 yearly for Oak Grove and Old Cemetery maintenance. He noted Lancaster has more cemetery staff with less area, and asked the council to study the proposal for a future vote.
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Logan
Oak Grove
Ray Loomis
Loomis
Lancaster
Council Committee On Cemeteries
Miller Joins Ohio State Journal Staff as Telegraph Editor Assistant
Logan William Miller former Logan newspaperman has secured a position as assistant telegraph editor of the Ohio State Journal. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller.
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Logan
William Miller
The
Ohio State Journal
Arthur Miller
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