Hocking County Inductees Go To Ohio Center Today
Nine youths depart from Logan by bus for induction at Fort Hayes Columbus. American Legion Auxiliary served breakfast. Rev C W Swengel presented Testaments from Hocking County Ministerial Association. Names: Richard Wesley Jackson Glenn Sheldon McDaniel Kenneth Wayne Boals William Lester Mays Homer William Wine Jay Cole Howard Douglas Leasure Elmer Elwood Wyckoff Hondet Rex Lanning.
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Fort Hayes
Logan
American Legion Auxiliary
Columbus
C. W. Swengel
The
Methodist Church
Hocking County
Richard Wesley Jackson
Sugar Grove
Glenn Sheldon McDaniel
Nelsonville
Kenneth Wayne Boals
Union Furnace
Wiliam Lester Mays
Homer William Wine
Ferry Jay Cole
Ambrose Hotel
Logant
Howard Douglas Leasure
Elmer Elwood Wyckoff
Rex Lanning
Murray City
Band Booster Group Meets for Opening Farm Session at High School
Logan Washington Bowers, president, led 50 Logan Band Boosters in a fall opening meeting in the High School Cafeteria with a covered dish dinner. A short program in the music room featured Janice Barker and Rev. Luther Heyde. Barker played two piano numbers and Heyde sang Stars of the Summer Night with Barker accompanying. Committees for October and the reception and program were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Washington Bowers
Logan Band Boosters Club
Janice Barker
Luther Heyde
Miss Barker
James Rees
Lavon Goodlve
Robert Shaw
Robert Mohler
John Kreig
Arthur Green
John Bunts
Charles Barker
Ray Garverick
Rex Holmes
Lena Mack
George Hanner
Joan Beall
Tom Gorden
Hocking service men receive war department notices
War Department reports Ple Retha G Lohr daughter of Mr and Mrs Marc Lohr stationed as a stenographer with the Air Supply Division in the Mediterranean theater and en route home. Other local service members include Pfe Walter G Smith James L Steele S Sgt Harry Mount Cpl Raymond Fauble Pvt Alvin Carnes and Pvt Gerald Stimson with overseas service dates listed.
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War Department
Retha G. Lohr
Marc Lohr
Air Supply Division
Charles H. Shaffer
Oglethorpe
New Lexington
Charles Shaffer
Shaffer
Logan Republican
Selective Service Board
Pfe
Walter Gilbert Smith
James’ L. Steele
Laurelville Rt
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Harry Wendell Mount
Logan Rt
Raymond Dolan Fauble
Rockbridge
Overseas
Ernest Everett Malone
Gore Rt. 1
Alvin Clarence Carnes
W. Hunter St
Gerald Wayne Stimson
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking Teachers Meet in Logan for Annual Assembly
Hocking County Teachers Association plans its annual meeting at East Elementary Auditorium in Logan on Thursday evening September 27 at 8 o clock. Dr. C L Dow of Ohio University, R M Eyman of the state education department, and B A Stevens of the Ohio Education Association will attend. Mr and Mrs Ralph Poston entertain with vocal selections. The Schoolmasters Club holds its first dinner at the White House at 6 and the Schoolmistresses Club meets at Pritchard's Restaurant that same evening.
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Pritchard's
Two Are Arraigned In Logan Courts
Logan deputies return Melvin Camp from Cleveland on non support charges. He pleads not guilty and is bound over at 300 dollars. Robert Ford arrested for reckless driving pleads guilty and pays a ten dollar fine plus costs.
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Logan
Jack Waldron
Melvin
Cleveland
Hocking
Frank St. Clair
Robert Ford
Denzil Weliner
Tucker Pleases Rotary With Magic Show at White House
Logan Hollis Tucker, famed magician and veteran, delighted Rotary Club members and guests with a magic program Monday evening at the White House. J C Penney’s B O Nixon arranged the event with special guests Russell Young of Ohio Power Co captain Phillip De Maine and Lt Claud Christman in attendance. Wes Ogel to lead next week's program.
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Logan
Hollis Tucker
Rotary Club
White House
B. O. Nixon
J. C. Penney
Russell, Young
Ohio Power Company
Phillip de Maine
Claud Christman
Wes Oge
Man Finds Relief From Yearlong Stomach Brick Claim
A man reports ten years of a persistent brick like sensation in the stomach eased after taking ERB-HELP. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels relieve gas and stimulate liver and kidneys, promising renewed health. Sold at Ashes Pharmacy and Betts Ady in Melso gyne.
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Sai
Ashes Pharmacy
Betts —Ady
Haydenville Man Is Held to Court for Assault and Battery
James Rush of Haydenville was arraigned in Frank St Clair's court. Charged with assault and battery and cutting with intent to kill. Rush fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed 30 days on the first charge. Pleaded not guilty to the second and bound over to the grand jury on 600 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Rush
Haydenville
Frank St Clair
Gordon Hickman
Rush
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Ross Adcock hosted the Chummy Bridge Club at her East Hunter Street home. Guest prize went to Mrs. Lawrence Adcock and high club store to Mrs. Lew Graham. Several members and guests attended with refreshments served. Next hostess will be Mrs. Henry Dague.
Chas. Bowen Dies Monday in Ohio City Hospital
Charles Bowen age 55, lifelong Union Furnace resident, died Monday at University Hospital Columbus after a week-long illness. Former H. C. Godman Company employee until retirement. Survived by wife Alice Vollmer Bowen, four children including Ruth at home, sisters Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Brown of Logan, Mrs. Rhodes of Columbus, and a brother.
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the Home
Frank Johnson
Carl Brown
Logan
A. L. Rhodes
Columbus
Bawen
Licensed To Marry In Hocking County
Logan marriage licenses issued in Probate Court to Ernest Eugene Glenn 18 of Logan and Jamnita Evans 23 of Oak Hill both connected to Timken Co. Also listed Colby Pounds 48 of Haydenville and Elizabeth Harris 37 of Haydenville as licensed to wed. The records name their parents and jobs, with addresses in Ohio.
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Logan
Ernest Eugene Glenn
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Columbus
Jesse Glenn
Jamnita Evans
Oak Hill
Timken Co
Clifford Evans
Oak
Hil
Colby Pounds
Haydenville
Elizabeth Harris
Auxiliary plans for conference in Logan on Oct 25
Mrs Harry Mack presided at a business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. Plans were laid for the fall conference to be held in Logan October 25 with delegates from the Southeastern District. District president Mrs Barton Hall will oversee the session which opens at one o'clock.
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Logan
Harry Mack
American Legion!’ Auxiliary
Barton Hall
Marriages and community notes in Middleport region
Announcement lists the Sept 15 marriage of Mildred McMann McConnels ville to C P Colegrove at the bride’s home and notes plans to live in Nelsonville. It also covers a Wilmington wedding of Miss Anne Mae Shramm to Ralph Stopp, plus local veterans, family visits, illnesses, leave from service, and upcoming social events in Middleport including Eastern Star and Masonic lodge gatherings.
Eisenhower MacArthur Must Decide Occupation
General Jonathan M. Wainwright urged Eisenhower and MacArthur to set tenure and terms for their occupations. He spoke at a dinner for about 300 business and civic leaders in Syracuse, saying forces of evil in Europe and the Orient must be sternly dealt with. The remarks were delivered as part of the evening program.
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Syracuse
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Corregidor
Germany
Japan
Logan
Fred Burch
Europe
Orient
Field
Wainwright
Mary Everman
Jong
Myers Crossing Motorist Fined
Nelsonville Eurene North at Myers Crossing pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. In Mayor Miles Howe's court Monday he was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Also fined were T. J. McAllister and Dave Evans of Carbon Hill and Frank Russell of Nelsonville for intoxicating complaints.
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Nelsonville
Eurene North
Myers Crossing
Miles Howe
T. J. McAllister
Dave Evans
Carbon Hill
Frank Russell
Circle Will Meet NELSONVILLE WSC Methodist Church
Victory Circle of the W S C S of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Parker Sniffen on Fayette Street Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock All members have been requested to be present.
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Nelsonville
Victory Circle
W.s.cs
Methodist Church
Parker Sniffen
Fayette St
T .O
Belgians Plan Barrier Air Border to Halt Smuggling
Belgian Prime Minister Achille Van Acker announced Allied plans to set a mine smeared wire enclosed prohibited zone along the Belgian German border to stop food smuggling. He said military trucks would move to the area and border checks would prevent leakage of supplies into Germany.
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Brussels
Ufi
Achille van Acker
van Acker
Idle unemployment doubles after Japan surrender
WASHINGTON The Census Bureau reported that unemployment doubled in the month after Japan's surrender. The monthly report estimated 830,000 unemployed in the week of August 5 to 11 and an additional 900,000 unemployed by the week of September 28.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Nelsonville Gas Station Break-In Reported Saturday Night
In Nelsonville, the James Shafer Filling Station on Chestnut Street was entered Saturday night or Sunday morning with a rear glass broken. Reported by Mrs. Delia Lewis, a large front window at her Adams Street home was broken around 11:30 p m Sunday night, possibly from a thunder crash rather than burglary. police suspect the frame damage occurred earlier in the storm and no items were taken.
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Mnelsonville
James Shafer
Chestnut St
Delia Lewis
Adams St
Lightning Strikes Elm in Nelsonville Front Yard
A Sunday night lightning strike hit an elm in the Parry home yard on Adams Street near 9:30. Thunder drew town attention as seven Parry window panes shattered and other fuse plugs blew at several nearby homes. the Parry house is empty and the tree shows only minor damage.
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Nelsonville
Parry
Adams St
Fred Coakley
Delia Lewis
Coakley’s
Sylvia Pedigo
Carnes Hickman
Willis Wolfe
Coakley
Sgt. Lattimer Arrives Home From Army Service
Sgt. Arthur G. Lattimer returns to Nelsonville after three and a half years in the U. S. Army, with overseas service of 30 months. Attached to the Medical Detachment of the 48th Tank Battalion, he landed in North Africa in 1942 and fought in Naples-Foggia, Rome Arno, Rhineland, Southern France, and Central Europe, ending in Austria. He earned the Eastern Mediterranean Theater Ribbon with five Bronze Battle Stars, the Bronze Service Arrowhead, and the Good Conduct Ribbon. Prior to service he worked for William Brooks Shoe.
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Nelsonville
Arthur G. Lattimer
George Lattimer
U. S. Army
48Th Tank Battalion
North Africa
Naples-Foggia
Rome Arno
Rhineland
France
Europe
Austria
William Brooks Shoe Wa
Marriage in East Is Announced
NELSONVILLE Mr and Mrs Leslie Barber announce the marriage of their son Ph M Wil lam L Barber to Miss Helen Elizabeth Keating daughter of Mrs Jane Elizabeth Keating of Cambridge Mass Sunday Sept 16 in the rectory of St Marys Church with Rev Fr Whalen reading the double ring ceremony They were attended by Miss Patricia Keating and Joseph Keating the sister and brother of the bride After a reception at the home of the bride s mother they left for a trip to New York City then to visit the bridegroom s parents Barber enlisted in the Navy Jan 21 1942 and saw active duty as a pharmacist mate in the Atlantic Two years ago he was transferred to the Pacific fleet aboard the U S Prairie and saw service there He will report to Columbus for reassignment Oct 3 Mrs William Barber entertained Thursday evening at a family dinner honoring her grandson and his wife with extended family present.
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John Talbott
Joan
Ripley
W.va
A. A. Chappelle
Charles Karr
Ancil McKinney
James Souders
Bridgeport
Delbert Reed
Columbus
Fred Healy
U.S. Post Office
Homer Rice
Chester Rice
Chappelle Talbott
Athens
Paige Gordon
Charles Asa Bradbury
Toledo
USNR
C. P. Bradbury
Brooks McKinley
E. O. McKinley
Wilbur Theobald
Beulah White
California
Coxswain
R. W. Hill
Hill
Jean Ebersbach
Boston
Horace Roush
Washington
Harold Lohse
Julia Mae Schijansky
Charleston
John Tovy
Sylvia Tovy
Detroit
Willis Anthony
Evangeline Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Middleport Lodge
American Legion Hall
Victor Grimm
Portsmouth
Paul Moore
Vandalia
Dorothy Turner
Jacob Turner
Nelsonville
Leslie Barber
Ph.m. Willam L. Barber
Helen Elizabeth Keating
Jane Elizabeth Keating
Cambridge
Mass
St Marys Church
Fr. Whalen
Patricia Keating
Joseph Keating
Atlantic
U.S. Prairie
William Barber
Harry Barber
Eileen
Wiliam Mills
William Evans
Barbara
Mary Riley
Bobby Gene
City
Mildred Barker
Lois Shields
Autumn Reception Honors Three Recent Brides in Nelsonville
Nelsonville social notes describe a Sunday tea at Tri Psi Sorority apartment in honor of Mrs. Max O. Hoskins Mrs. James Acker and Mrs. Paul Davis. Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Murphy presided at a rose pink centerpiece table while Miss Margaret Johnson offered vocal selections accompanied by Mrs. Edith Stiers.
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Nelsonville
Tri Psi Sorority
Ruth Beckler
Helen’ Washburn
Max 0. Hoskins
James Acker
Paul Davis
Frank ‘Knox
Edward Murphy
Margaret Johnson
Miss Johnson
Edith Stiers
Miss Washburn
Beckler
Birth of Grace Louise Bay in Columbus
Dallas Bay and family announce the birth of a daughter named Grace Louise on August 17 at St. Ann's Hospital Columbus. Grandparents Elmer Bay Nelsonville and James Woodard Kanauga. Baby born prematurely and in care, mother Mrs Bay recovering and home on Myers Street.
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Nelsonville
Dallas Bay
St. Ann's Hospital
Columbus
Grace Louise
Elmer Bay
James Woodard
Kanauga
Ohio
Blimes Family Learns Navy Cook George Blimes Arrives in San Francisco
Mr and Mrs Harry Blimes of Nelsonville announce their eldest son George Blimes Ship's Cook second class has arrived in San Francisco on furlough after five years in the Navy. His last home leave was May 1943.
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Nelsonville
Harry Blimes
George Blimes
Cook
San Francisco
Navy
Eastern Star Meeting in Welsonville Tonight
Will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in Masonic Temple in Welsonville. A party will follow the meeting.
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Welsonville
Eudora Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Honor Birthday for C W Craig Turns 83 at Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Craig hosted a Sunday dinner at 147 W Washington St to honor the 83rd birthday of Mr C W Craig after a return from three years in Detroit. Guests included Frances Craig J nagin Martha Beverage Bob Jewett Harry Schroeder and the host couple. A Birthday Club will meet at Muriel Traugh Thompson’s home on Thursday Sept 27 at 7 o'clock with members bringing a favorite dish.
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C. W. Craig
Fred Craig
Detroit
Washington St
Craig
Frances - Craig Jannagin
Martha Beverage
Bob Jewett
Harry Schroeder
Nelsonville
Muriel Traugh Thompson
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Ohio Center
Wales
Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main St
Logan Courts
Tucker
Rotary
Kev
Cnaries Fox
North Mulberry Street
Donald Norman
Roger
Chillicothe
Sgt
Norman
ETO
Fox
Burt Fox
Hallsville
Irma Fox
Earl Fox
Dale
Howard Hinton
Jean and
Anne
Clarencé Blosser
Midland Place
John Simlie
Norfolk
V. A. Simlie
Marine Hospital
Chas. Bowen
Mac
New York
Middleport Social Notes
Middleport
Mildred McMann McConnelsville
C. P. Colegrove
Worng Tor
Wilmington
Anne Mae Shramm
Alfred Shramm
Ralph Stopp
General Denver
Gene Grate
Citizens National Bank
Robert Brickles
England
Holland
Belgium
Brickles
Himmler
Goering
Danny
John Brickles
Robert Adkins
William Adkins
Dwight Hysell
Gaie Hysell
Perry Graves
Robert Coats
Walter Hayes
Vernon Kelloge
Galion
Ralph Frecker
Sgt. Lattimer
East
Nelsonville Social Notes
States
Oakley Oakley
Col
Jonathan Williams
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Benjamin Franklin
St. Mary's
Lenners
Mossage WO
Rae
Susie
Edward Everette Horton
Gladys George
Ruth Terry
Steppin
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Gabriel Church
Kitten
Connecticut
Barbara Stanweck
Dennis Morgan
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