Union Furnace Superintendent Takes New Post
David O. Davis, longtime superintendent of Starr-Washington Schools, appointed superintendent of Bern Union Schools at Sugar Grove effective August 1. He will serve Union Furnace until late July while seeking housing in Fairfield County and plans to resign from Starr-Washington at its next meeting. Davis has led Union Furnace through growth and consolidations since 1928 and holds multiple education affiliations and degrees from Rio Grande College and Ohio State University.
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David O. Davis
Starr-Washington Schools
Bern Union Schools
Sugar Grove
Berne Union School Board
N. T. Knights
Hocking
Davis
Union Furnace
Logan
Fairfield County
Starr-Washington Board of Education
Starr Township
Washington
Ilesboro
Washington Township
Hesboro
Rio Grande College
Ohio State University
Starr-Washington
Albany High School
Collins
Huron County
The
State Principals Association
Board of Control
Ohio High School Athletics Association
Scout Camporee Near Union Furnace Draws Small Turnout
The Boy Scout camporee moved from the fairgrounds to the Presbyterian farm near Union Furnace from Friday noon to Sunday morning. Three troops attended, with 7 scouts from Troop 99 and 1 from Troop 153 in Logan, Union Furnace Troop 154 contributing 18 boys. The camp closed at 5 30 A M Sunday for church attendance. helpers included Harold Brimner, Jack Daugherty, James Stewart, Wilbur Oeffler and Gilbert Staten.
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Fairgrounds
Presbyterian Farm
Union Furnace
Logan
Harold Brimner
Jack Daugherty
James Stewart
Wilbur Oeffler
Gilbert Staten
Rites Held Saturday For Mrs. A L Jones
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Elizabeth Jones 74 died Wednesday were held Saturday at 1 30 p m in the Pilgrim Holiness Church Nelsonville with Rev B A Awe officiating She is survived by her husband A L Jones Music was by Walter Prather and Mrs Walter Prather Pallbearers were John McClain Foster Conner Fred Conner Virgil Todd P C Campbell and Lafe Wolfe Burial in Forest Rose Mausoleum Lancaster by Stout Funeral Home Nelsonville
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Ida Elizabeth Jones
Pilgrim’ Holiness Church
Nelsonville
B. A. Awe
A. L. Jones
Walter Prather
John McClain
Foster Conner
Fred Conner
Virgil Todd
P. C. Campbell
Lafe Wolfe
Forest Rose Mausoleum
Lancaster
Stout Funeral Home
Local Health Leader Davis Named Community Figure in Logan
The article profiles a Hocking County health and planning official, listing roles with the Health Council, Society for Crippled Children, Tuberculosis Society, and Red Cross chapter. It notes affiliations with Masonic Lodge and Presbyterian Church and residence on North Wood Street in Logan.
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Southeastern District
Hocking County
Society For Crippled Children
Tuberculosis Society
American Red Cross
Davis
Masonic Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Logan
North Wood St
Reserve Groups to Meet in Lancaster
A joint meeting of the General Sherman Chapter Reserve Officers Association and the 2742nd Replacement Training Battalion will convene at 7:30 P M on Wednesday in the basement of the National Guard Armory in Lancaster. Major Lytle Zeuber from the adjutant general's department Columbus will speak on Military Justice and the new manual of court martial. Open to personnel of all reserve organizations. The General Sherman Chapter comprises reserve officers from Fairfield and Hock.
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General Sherman Chapter
Reserve Officers Association
2742Nd
National Guard
Lancaster
Lytle Zeuber
Adutant General’s Department
Columbus
General Sherman
Fairfield and
Hock
Wheat as the most distributed cereal crop today
Wheat is described as the most widely distributed cereal crop among staples. The note highlights its global reach, significance in food supply, and its prominence in agriculture and trade discussions.
Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Prices From Columbus Market
Markets report from Columbus dated June 20 shows hog totals 800 head active up to 50 higher with varied weights from 100 to 350 plus. cattle 600 with 1.00 lower on 80 percent ruw grass cattle. calves 350 steady with good to choice at 22.00-23.00 and prime 24.00-24.50. sheep and lambs 200 steady to weak with springers 23.00-24.00 and old crop 18.00 down. outs noted in multiple categories.
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Columbus, CO
Producers Livestock Co- Operative Assa
Grains Open Steady On Chicago Board Trade
Chicago grains opened steady with very light trading. Wheat held near unchanged to fractional gains, July at 1.94. Corn traded mixed around 1.31 to 1.314, oats rose about four points with July at 60.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mrs. Clara Belle Wiggins Rites Held in Laurelville
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Belle Wiggins 80 wife of Samuel Wiggins were held Sunday at the Church of God in Laurelville. Born July 9 1868 she was the daughter of George and Isabelle Walton. Survivors include three sons three daughters and a sister. Burial was in Green Summit Cemetery by Defenbaugh Funeral Service.
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Clara Belle Wiggins
Samuel Wiggins
Laurelville
Church of God
Wiggins
George
Isabelle Starkey Walton
Green Summit Cemetery
Defenbaugh
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
A girl weighing five pounds two ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Green Bentley at 6 20 P M in McArthur Route 2. A six pound four ounce girl born to Mr and Mrs Lou Daubenmier Logan Route 1 at 10 31 P M. An eight pound three ounce boy born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Huston Murray City at 2 22 P M Sunday. Admissions include Rosie Brown Nelsonville Route 1 and Sarah Davis Nelsonville. Dismissals list multiple patients from Logan Haydenville South Bloomingville Gore Route 1. The Republic of Brazil touches all South American republics except two and the three Guianas.
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Green Bentley
McArthur
Lou Daubenmier
Logan
Raymond Huston
Murray City
Six Cases Heard By Mayor Friend
Over the weekend Mayor Roger Friend's court handled six cases. Five involved drunkenness and one driving while intoxicated. Charles S. Rodgers of New Lexington, 32, was fined $100 and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated following a Friday night accident at Front and Depot.
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Roger Friend
Charles S. Rodgers
New Lexington
Rodgers
Front and Depot
Many Local Residents Report Summer Travels and Events
Mrs. J. A. Campbell visits relatives in Logan this week while Earl Shriner enjoys his annual vacation. Several families attend funerals or move towns, and a string of hospitalizations, births, and tours across Ohio are noted alongside community events and camp departures.
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J. A. Campbell
Union City
Logan
County Courts Issue Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued in probate court to Leo John Boyle 23 New Straitsville miner and Helen Virginia Criswell 18 Logan at home Ira Eugene Mowery Jr 26 Landscaster glass worker and Grace Lucille Ringhiser 17 Logan Route 1 shoe worker.
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Leo John Boyle
New Straitsville
Helen Virginia Criswell
Logan
Ira Eugene Mowery, Jr
Landscaster
Grace Lucille Ringhiser
Virginia Johnston Responds to Barton Johnston Divorce Case
Virginia Johnston files an answer and cross petition in common pleas court to a divorce petition by Barton Johnston. The cross petition alleges gross neglect of duty and seeks custody of minor children and child support.
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Virginia Johnston
Common Pleas
Barton Johnston
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Sarah Davis
Patty Jackson
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Fred Vollmer
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James Sheets
Stephen Cheshire
Gore
Republic of Brazil
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Calif
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Earl Shriner
West Second Street
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U. S&s. Navy
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Ed Johnston
Charlies Justice
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Youngstown
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6&I
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Howard Levits
Irma Powers
Charles Notestone
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Chilliacothe
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Cyrus Schultz
Henrietta Avenue
Fern Rutter
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Junction
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
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Trenton
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Cleveland
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Charles Gree Gallagher
Della Wilkinson
Akron
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Jerry Green
F. J. Nuntist, Jr
Milwaukee
Wis
F. J. Nunlis
Frank Nunlist, Jr
American Gas Association
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Marietta
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Harry Heinlein
West Main Street
Walter Mathias
Enterprise
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Emma C. Moore
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