Hocking County Sheriff Hunts for Hit-Skip Death Driver
Logan sheriff Floyd Duffy faced few clues as he probes the hit-skip death of Robert J. Sickles 76 a retired Logan railroad man struck on U S Route 33 south of Logan. Coroner reports instant death from a fractured neck and leg injuries. Funeral for Sickles held Monday at his residence with Rev. W F Appleman officiating burial in McArthur Cemetery.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Robert J. Sickles
Sickles
Five Mile Inn
Rev. W. FE. Appleman
McArthur Cemetery
Logan Brief Social Notes
Logan notes report a Church Choir practice at the United Brethren Church on Thursday evening. Following, Robert Price performed piano solos and a social gathering with a buffet lunch for many members and guests honoring Miss Helen Allen as br ide of Richard Price.
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Jean Ann Prather
Harry Sweazy
Jennie Price
Robert Price
A. E. Grueser
Marjorie Huston
Clarence Salts
Earl Roberts
James Hutchison
Walter Reasoner
Homer Allen
Otto Iles
James Rees
Roxie Cupp
Jean Amerine
Clarence Phillips
Logan Squaw Club Hosts Evening of Cards and Prizes
Mrs Charles Schorr hosted a Thursday night gathering of the Logan Squaw Club with contest winners named as Mrs Joe Farbearn, Mrs Ida Sheets, Mrs Gertie Harden, and Mrs Joe Harden. Additional guests included Mrs Ella Mason, Mrs Bryan Waldron, Mrs Clara Fouts, Mrs Raymond Pierson, Mrs George Preston, Mrs Emma Lanning, Mrs Susie Mohler, Mrs Charles Mack, Mrs R C Garverick, Mrs Gertie Harden and Mrs Tom Phillips.
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Charles Schorr
Logan Squaw Club
Joe Farbearn
Ida Sheets
Gertie Harden
Joe Harden
Ella Mason
Bryan Waldron
Clara Fouts
Raymond Pierson
George Preston
Emma Lanning
Susie Mohler
Charles Mack
R. C. Garverick
Tom Phillips
Mrs Rotbe Walker Hosts Sew-So Club at Enterprise
Thursday evening Mrs Rotbe Walker hosted the Sew-So Club at her home in Enterprise. Refreshments were served to Mrs Howard Blum, Mrs Herbert Walker, Mrs Bus Ma theny, Mrs Paul Hansel, Mrs Wayne Whitcraft, Mrs Joe Peterson, and Mrs Robert Edwards.
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Rotbe Walker
Enterprise
Howard Blum
Herbert Walker
Bus Matheny
Paul Hansel
Wayne Whitcraft
Joe Peterson
Robert Edwards
Marshfield Social Notes Highlights Local Activities
Prot. Bert Lovsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lovsey, graduated Sept 12 as airplane mechanic in Jacksonville. He joined the U S Marines on Navy 17 1941. Delbert Jones’s wife returned from two weeks with relatives in Wheeling. Rev W E Music bought the Minear property and will move in soon. Adult Class of the Methodist Church met at Marcie Haught’s home with Haught president and Dora Davis secretary treasurer. Lucy Steinmeyer visited Michigan. Mildred Music visiting Columbus and Marion. Summit Grange held annual inspection with a good program and refreshments. Janet Jones and Mary Collins were in Athens Friday. Willard Bratton of West Virginia visiting Bratton and Woods families. The matchlock, oldest gun in use, used by Chinese Tartars Sikhs Turks Persians with many from the 16th century.
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New Marshfield
Herbert E. Lovsey
Harry Lovsey
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Marines
Navy
Delbert Jones
Wheeling
W. E. Music
Minear
Methodist Church
Marcie Haught
Dora Davis
Lucy Steinmeyer
Michigan
Mildred Music
Columbus
Marion
Summit Grange
Janet Jones
Mary Collins
Athens
Willard Bratton
West Virginia
Mabel Bratton
Marl Woods
Hold Everything Dont Really Need the Money Bobby
A fragmentary exclamation captures a character voicing indifference to money and a boastful refusal. The line conveys a brash, informal tone likely from a stage or comic context. No further context or identifying details are available.
Perry County Court Notes Highlight Local Divorces and Sales
Perry County Common Pleas sessions recessed after granting three divorces to Roman and Leona Rapp, Trenna Koehler and George Koehler, and Phoebe Savage against Daniel Savage. Foreclosures included New Lexington Savings and Loan versus Farmers Cooperative Store with land sold for 8150. Hemlock Savings and Loan bought a South Main Street home for 2310. Other items cover tax receipts, recorder transfers, and local school staffing changes including Tony Orecchio to Rendville Village School. Local political campaign roles were filled while mail duty shifted to Earl Humphrey.
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New Lexington
Perry County Court of Common Pleas
Roman Rapp
Leona Rapp
Mr. Rapp
Trenna Koehler
George Koehler
Hemlock Savings and Loan
Catherine Depinto
South Main Street
Miss Shriner Improves After Appendectomy
Dorothy Jean Shriner daughter of Mr and Mrs Jud Shriner is reported improving at Columbus hospital White Cross Hospital following an appendectomy performed last week.
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Logan
Dorothy Jean Shriner
Jud Shriner
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Logan Scrap Drive Opens Tuesday in Logan
Plans completed for nationwide scrap drive in Logan with daily curbside collection of scrap metals rags and rubber beginning Tuesday and continuing through Friday in all wards. City residents urged to cooperate and place scrap on curbs for city truck pickup.
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Logan
C. Wood Bowen
Hocking County Salvage Committee
Auxiliary Police To Meet Tonight
Logan Civilian Defense auxiliary police will hold their regular meeting Monday night in the former American Legion headquarters on East Main Street. All members are requested to attend by Police Chief Lew Reynolds.
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Logan
Logan Civilian Defense Auxiliary Police
The
American Legion
East Main Street
Lew Reynolds
Dora Stratton Admitted for Observation at Cherrington
Mrs. Dora Stratton of Buchtel was admitted Sunday to Cherrington Hospital for medical observation and treatment.
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Logan
Dora Stratton, Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
Hocking Will Send Four To Meeting
Four Hocking County Republican delegates to the annual state convention will attend a dinner with Governor Bricker in Columbus. Delegates include C Emmett Blosser, Dr Walter E Brehm, L P Mooney, and Phil Swackhammer. Their selection as delegates is automatic by virtue of their offices.
Red Cross Classes Will Visit Dairies
Red Cross nutrition classes at the chapter house in Logan will tour two local dairies on Wednesday. Dairy workers will explain bottling and milk preservation during the visit. About 37 women in Logan and Hocking County attend the Thursday night classes, which run ten lessons and award certificates of merit on completion.
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Logan
Red Cross
Hocking County
Albino Squirrel Shot During Hunt Near Logan
Turk Jones killed a notably pale albino like squirrel while hunting near Logan. The rare specimen was described as an unusually light colored ordinary-sized squirrel.
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Logan
Turk Jones
Probation Officer to Attend State Welfare Conference
Logan County probation officer Alfred Campbell will attend the annual state welfare conference in Columbus from October 6 to 9. Several other local welfare workers plan to make the trip.
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Logan
Alfred Campbell
Columbus
Smatherses Announce Daughter Birth
Mr and Mrs Curtis Smathers of Buchtel announce the birth of a daughter at Cherrington Hospital on Sunday.
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Logan
Curtis Smathers
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
Organizing Junior Army in Logan and Hocking Schools
Logan and Hocking County schools plan a Junior Army to collect salvage materials starting around October 5. Superintendents Carr and Dillon lead as colonels with rural principals as majors and teachers as captains. students advance from private by achievement. Kenneth Ray named state commander of the school front in Ohio.
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Logan
Logan and Hocking County
George E. Carr
5. H. Dillon
Supts
Carr
Ohio
Kenneth Ray
Scrap drive in Ohio attracts odd items for mills
Ohio's scrap drive reports unusual contributions from across the state. A 200 pound collection of armaments from Columbus officials, a 60 year old Ohio National Guard sword, an operating table, and even a 40 year old jail iron fence are among items donated. Citizens including Boy Scouts and a grieving widow remove keepsakes for the war effort, as Gov Bricker warns against manipulation.
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Columbus
J. S. Watson
Ohio National Guard
Hermon Hoppe
Youngstown
A. D. Bullock
Grandin Road
Cincinnati
John W. Bricker
Union Cemetery
Forty Fifth Pocahontas Convention Held In Millfield
The Chauncey convention in Millfield hosted by Mazon Council No 93 drew 150 attendees from 14 towns. District Deputy Pocahontas Mrs. Alice Theisen chaired. Mrs. Hamilton of Adelphi elected to lead next year. Great Chief Folsom Steinhorn of Columbus spoke. memorial and degree work were presented by Corning Lodge and Mazon Council. Dinner followed at the D of P Hall.
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Chauncey
School of Instruction
Pocahontas Lodge
Millfield
Mazon Council No
Degree of
Pocahontas
Alice Theisen
Hamilton
Adelphi
Poca
Rummage Sale At Athens City Hall Nets $9 For Charity
The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church held a rummage sale at Athens City Hall on Saturday raising $9 for the class treasury. The group reports donations are on hand for another sale soon.
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Chauncey
City Hall
Athens
Naomi Bible
Plains Methodist Church
Twin Calves Prove Profitable for Wemmer
CHAUNCEY R H Wemmer of Crescent Ridge near Millfield reports a Red Pole cow that bore twins in two consecutive years. The first twins were sold at three months, the second at ten weeks, bringing in a total net of 111 dollars 91 cents.
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Chauncey
R. H. Wemmer
Crescent Ridge
Millfield
Plains Garden Club To Meet Wednesday
CHAUNCEY Mrs Harold Winefordner The Plains will host Wednesday at eight o'clock for Plains Garden Club members. Mrs Paul Tipton club president will lead a program with papers on Fall Sowing of Annual and Perennial Seed by Mrs Herman W Humphrey and How Nature Scatters Her Seeds by Miss Elva Cooper. Dues are due. CHAUNCEY Harold Morrison suffered a badly lacerated left index finger Friday. he required several stitches at Dr. C N Sanders Millfield.
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Chauncey
Harold Winefordner
the Plains
The
Plains Garden Club
Paul Tipton
Herman W. Humphrey
Elva Cooper
Harold Morrison
Alva Morrison
Trimble
Bob McBride Stars for Notre Dame in Tie with Wisconsin
Former Logan high school standout Bob McBride played nearly the entire game at left guard for Notre Dame in a 7-7 draw with Wisconsin. He disrupted Badger drives and remained a constant thorn to Wisconsin offensives. His parents, Mr and Mrs Mike McBride, now live in Lancaster.
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Logan
Big Bob McBride
Logan High School
Fighting Irish
McBride
Badgers
Wisconsin
Mike McBride
Lancaster
Mayor fines motorist for DUI arraignment Sunday
Logan Ray Nelson of Logan was fined 100 dollars and costs after arraignment on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested Saturday night on Gallagher Avenue by Patrolmen Rafferty and Zanner.
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Logan
Ray Nelson
Denzil Weltner
William Rafferty
Ray Zanner
Gallagher Ave
Rodman Funeral Held for Logan Man John William Rodman
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p m at Leonard Funeral Home for John William Rodman who was accidentally shot and killed by hunting squirrels on his farm near Logan Rev Elsa Hite officiated with burial in Shaw Cemetery
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Logan
Leonard
John William Rodman
Elsa Hite
Shaw Cemetery
Chauncey Family Hosts Chicken Dinner Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Mullins of Chauncey entertained with a chicken dinner. Guests included Mrs. Katie Lanning of Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Call Misses Betty and Jo Ann Call of Floodwood. Mrs. Lanning visited from Dayton and spent the weekend with her sisters.
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Chauncey
Harlan Mullins
Katie Lanning
Dayton
Sanford Call
Betty
Jo Ann Call
Floodwood
Lanning
Harlan Mullina
Foodwood
Danko Family Visited Relatives in Ohio and Michigan
Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. Mike Danko with children Mary Ann Mickey and Paul Edward visited relatives including Mrs. Anna Dvala in Canton and brother John Danko in Cleveland over the weekend. In Detroit they were guests of William Madek.
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Chauncey
Mike Danko
Mary Ann
Mickey
Paul Edward
Millfield
Anna Davala
Canton
John Danko
Cleveland
Detroit
William Madek
Chauncey Hosts Loyal Women Meeting At First Church
Mrs William A Hartley of Mill St Chauncey will host a Loyal Women class meeting at 1 30 pm Wednesday with Mrs Burg Johnston leading the business session and Mrs Pearl Rutledge guiding the lesson The invitation extends to all church women In Chauncey Mrs Anna Fletcher and son Franklin from Lronton are visiting Chauncey for two weeks with Mr and Mrs Ben Mullins and family on Mill St
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Chauncey
William A. Hartley
Mill St
First Church of Christ
Burg Johnston
Pearl Rutledge
Anna Fletcher
Franklin
Lronton
Ben Mullins
Meat Wednesday Chauncey Ladies Aid Quilting Party
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will host an all day quilting party in the church building this Wednesday.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
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New Lex
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Somerset
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