York Board To Drop Athletics And Music
York Board of Education approves Athens County School System supervisory program and calls for a county inquiry by the Ohio Education Association. It plans no athletic program for 1965 66 and notes no band or vocal music activities unless funding becomes available. Eighteen teachers re employed and rental fees for facilities set.
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Nelsonville
York
Board of Education
York School
Athens County
Ohio Education Association
Charles Hook
Jack Hillyer
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co
York and Poston
Murray City
John Mullins
Terry Bunting
John Sanborn
Bill Forbes Hillyer
Pat Cavote
Hospital Employees Are Feted at 15th Anniversary Party
Mount Saint Mary Hospital celebrated its 15th anniversary with a personnel party hosted by Mother Euphemia and the Sisters. A combined 511 years of service were honored among 57 employees, with certificates for 10 and 15 years. A luncheon for medical staff and spouses followed, noting four staff physicians who were part of the original hospital opening team.
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Mount Sc Mary Hospital
Euphemia
Alice Kelso
Jean Richards
Avery Cook
Stella Kiotche Pbx
Ruby Cooley
Clarabelle Knight
Nina Windle
Lulu Courtney
Eleanor Hammond
Mabel Smart
Lena Horn
Grace Johnson
Mattie Morris
Edna Polifron
Rozella Chapman
Tlorence Law
Mia Appear Before Mayor In Nelsonville Case
Alberta Krne briel of Route 2 faced a stop sign violation on West Columbus Street and was ordered to appear at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Mayor Court. James Sickles, 22, of Albany Route 1, charged with 75 mph in a 35 mph zone on Canal Street, was ordered to appear before Mayor William Hoff man at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Nelsonville
West Columbus St
Alberta
Klnebriel
Canal St
James Sickles
Albany
William Hoffman
Youths Plead Guilty in Nelsonville Car Crash
Two youths were fined 10 and costs each after a two car collision on April 18. At arraignment last Saturday night before Mayor William Hoffman, Charles Lee Fick pleaded guilty to improper left turn charges and Glenn Halsey Tharp pleaded guilty to passing inside an intersection. The carnival arrived in Nelsonville with setup beginning in the Baird lot and show units arriving Sunday for a week-long festival hosted by the Nelsonville Fire Department. Mrs Betty Cope of Chicago visited Nelsonville with her mother, Mrs Cora Hopstetter, and Mrs Kay Thomas and family on Myers Street.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Charles Lee Fick
Jackson St
Glenn
Halsey Tharp
Poplar St
Nolan Brothers
Baird Lot
Betty Cope
Chicago
Cora Hopstetter
Kay Thomas
Myers St
Home Wiring Damaged By Lightning
A bolt of lightning near Nelsonville damaged wiring and blew fuses at the home of Mr and Mrs Burley Blaiegrove Dr during a rainstorm. Mrs Blair escaped injury when the charge entered via service lines and left her dazed. Firemen and a crew from Columbus and Southern Electric Co responded. damage confined to wiring and electrical units.
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Nelsonville
Burley Blaiegrove
Blair
Columbus and Southern Electric Co
Nelsonville Meetings and Community Events Schedule
Nelsonville area clubs and churches announce Tuesday 7 30 p m gatherings. Eudora Chapter of Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple with speaker Mrs Elsie Weaver and others. First Presbyterian Church hosts Cycle One practice led by Conner Weav er. Murray City Aerie of Tag les holds officer nominations. Nelsonville Euchre Club meets 7 30 p m with Gladys Keating. Cub Scout Pach meets 6 47 p m at First Methodist Church. Pinewood Derby planned. Emblem Club rehearsals for officers. Elks Hall hosts Dugan Post American Legion 7 45 p m with officer nominations. St Bernard Chapter Royal Arch Masons annual inspection by Earl Clifford. Nelsonville Aerie of Eagles 7 30 p m at Eagles Hall.
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Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Conner Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Elsie Weaver
Kimberly
Margaret Green
Murray City Aerie of
Tagles
Nelsonville
Euchre Club
Gladys Keating
Columbus St
Cub Scout
First Methodist Church
Pinewood Derby
Elks Hall
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion Memorial Bulding
St Bernard Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Earl Clifford
Nelsonville Aerie of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Nelsonville motorist posts bond in court hearing
Warley Hook Kimberly pleaded innocent in the Mayor's Court on charges of leaving the scene of an accident. He posted a $300 bond and was bound over to the Athens County Grand Jury. Prosecutor Glenn McLain of Nelsonville filed the charges, alleging the incident occurred on April 17. Also noted that 1964 American League hitters belted 239 home runs at Municipal Stadium in Kansas City.
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Nelsonville
Warley Hook
Kimberly
Athens County
Grand Jury
Glenn McLain
Municipal Stadium
Kansas City
Issue Three labeled Trojan Horse at Nelsonville meeting
State Sen Charles Pancake Athens County Rep George Banks and UAW official Joseph Hyde spoke at a Nelsonville Elks Hall Democratic meeting arguing that Issue Three would strip southeastern Ohio of political voice. They linked the amendment to wage and funding concerns and urged a large turnout to defeat it.
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Nelsonville
Charles Pancake
Athens County
George Banks
Joseph Hyde
United Auto Workers
Elks
Ohio
Lavelle
Jakes
Len Pancake
Labor
Democrat Party
United States
Athens
General Assembly
Columbus
Isue
Knights Of Pythias Visitor Slated In Nelsonville
Nelsonville notes official visitors tonight for Pi Delta Pi Junior Order of the Knights of Pythias Lodge No 169 Grand Chancellor Tarold Leiby and Grand Master of Arms John Eshrd Ohio Domain Knights speak on Issue Three plans and voter accessibility in upcoming May 4 primary with May 1 disabled ballots deadline.
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Nelsonville
Pi Delta Pi
Order of the Knights of Pythias Lodge No 169
Tarold LE Leiby
John Eshr
Ohio Domain
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Ohio
Hyde
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