Hospital marks 10th anniversary with staff service awards
Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville celebrated its tenth anniversary by honoring 31 employees for five or more years of continuous service. Gold certificates were given to ten-year workers Avery Cocke Alverta Dupler Etta Harper Rita Halisman Stella Krotche. nine-year recipients include Ruby Cooley Clarabelle Knight Nina Windle Irene Tennihill Lulu Courtney Eleanor Hammond Alice Kelso Mabel Smart. seven-year honorees Lena Horn Grace Johnson Mattie Morris. six-year recipients Edna Polifroni Rozella Chapman John Kepler Sadie Simonton Florence Linton Helen Hutchison. five-year certs went to Jacqueline Kerr Julia Tye Lillie Woods Annabelle Kepler Margaret Wood Nellie Allen Dorothy Wood Paul Linton and Mother Bernice administrator. Father Ashley Pettis performed two piano numbers. The first baby born at Mount St. Mary was Mr. and Mrs. Sayers, origin noted. 4955 births have occurred. Mother M. Lidwina celebrates 50th Jubilee as Professed Sister at Stella Niagara. Six of the twelve founders remain stationed at the hospital.
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Edna Polifroni
Rozella Chapman
John Kepler
Sadie Simonton
Nelsonville
Florence Linton
Helen Hutchison
Jacqueline Kerr
Julia Tye
Lillie Woods
Annabelle Kepler
Margaret Wood
Buchtel
Nellie Allen
Logan
Dorothy Wood
Glouster
Paul Linton
R.D
Bernice
Ashley Pettis
Mount St. Mary
Stella Niagara
New York
Annette
Celine
Constantia
Leonarda
Mary John
Mary William
Conduff 53 Dies of Heart Attack in Gallia County
Boyd Alexander Conduff 53 a retired engineer died Wednesday morning at his home 125 Third Ave Gallipolis of a heart attack He came to Ohio in 1956 from Draper Virginia and worked at Graham Station He was married to Evelyn Mayes and survived by daughter Ellen Elizabeth and three sisters Funeral set for Miller's Funeral Home with Masonic rites at Cunningham Memorial Park West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
Boyd Alexander Conduff
Third Ave
Conduff
Ohio
Graham Station
Draper
Simon T
Gertrude Alexander Conduff
Evelyn Elizabeth Mayes
Charleston
W.va
Ellen Elizabeth Conduff
Gallia Academy High School
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals
Hospital admissions include Opal Bartoe The Plains Louise Wood Nelsonville Route 2 Katherine Johnson Nel Grace Conley Creole Goldie McDaniel New Plymouth Route 1 Nancy Ellis Murray City and others. Dismissals list Edgar Norman Nelsonville and daughter Baby Boy Maccombs Buchtel Edith Evener Athens Route 3 etc. Blood used three units.
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Opal Bartoe
the Plains
Louise Wood
Nelsonville
Grace Conley
Goldie McDaniel
New Plymouth
Nancy Ellis
Murray
Edgar Norman
Boy Maccombs
Buchtel
Ella Heinlein
Nelson
Jacksonville Methodist youth attend Lancaster assembly
Members of the Jacksonville Trimble Methodist Church MYF attended the Chillicothe District assembly youth rally in Lancaster. They were chaperoned by Mrs. Rodney Linscott Mrs. Harry Russell Miss Ruth Wetzel and Mr and Mrs Earl Teater.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville - Trimble
Jacksonville Clean Up Day Scheduled for Friday and Saturday
Jacksonville citizens are reminded of a two day clean up event Friday and Saturday. Village trucks will collect rubbish and tin cans left in alleys for disposal.
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Jacksonville
Vir. Richards Dies At 41 in Gallipolis
Thomas Harlan Richards 41 of 723 Second Ave Gallipolis died 8 55 p m Wednesday in Holzer Hospital after a long illness He was born March 29 1919 in Raccoon Twp Gallia County and was the son of the late Thomas E Richards He is survived by his mother Ethel Tanner Richards wife Marie Davis a son Tyrone a brother John Robert Richards of Gallipolis and a sister Mrs Joe Marianna McKinley of Danbury Conn Arrangements by Waugh Halley Wood funeral home
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Gallipolis
Thomas Harlan Richards
Second Ave
Holzer Hospital
Mr. Richards
Gallia County
Raccoon Twp
Ethel Tanner Richards
Emma Tanner
Marie Davis
Tyrone
John Robert Richards
Joe (Marianna) McKinley
Danbury, Conn
Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home
Hunley couple announce birth in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Wayne Hunley announce the birth of a son, Douglas Duane, on April 21 at Mount St Mary Hospital in Nelsonville. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Hunley of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Roy Matheny of Columbus. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs John Fink, Mr and Mrs Arthur Rosser, and Mrs Bertha Schoonover.
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Nelsonville
Wayne Hunley
Douglas Duane
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Robert Hunley
Roy Matheny
Columbus
John Fink
Arthur Rosser
Bertha Schoonover
York Athletic Boosters Meet To Collect Unsold Cards
Nelsonville notice states a York Athletic Boosters meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in the school gymnasium. All unsold membership cards should be turned in at that time.
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Nelsonville
York Athletic Boosters
Ewing Grange Plans Youth Jamboree at Hall
Ewing Grange hosts a youth jamboree Saturday April 30 at 8 p m at the Grange hall. Games, fun and refreshments await. all are welcome to attend and join the community gathering.
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Ewing Grange
Ewing Grange Hall
Jones Named Perry Schools Superintendent
William J. Jones formerly executive head of New Straitsville Schools will replace E Hearing as Perry County Superintendent of Schools retiring after 32 years. Jones, a New Straitsville native, earned degrees from Ohio University and led civic and school projects including a playground gym and water supply improvements. He is past master of the Masonic Lodge as New Straitsville joins the Southern District of Perry County.
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William J. Jones
New Straitsville
E. Hearing
Perry County
Hearing
Jones
Ohio University
Athens
Masonic Lodge
Mrs Kontner Dies Today in Nelsonville
Ida Kontner of Nelsonville died Thursday morning at Oak Grove Rest Home where she had been a patient. Widow of James Kontner she was born in Jackson County to Andrew and Hannah Lauderback. Survived by several nieces and nephews. Body at Johnson Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Ida Kontner
Oak Grove
James Kontner
Rag Drive Scheduled In Glouster Schools
The Glouster schools will start their annual rag drive on May 1 with rag weighing the week of May 16 to 20. Proceeds benefit the school activity account and three prizes of 3 dollars will go to the top rooms, with the highest room receiving an extra five dollars.
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Glouster
Fish Fry Planned by Nelsonville Ladies Auxiliary
The Nelsonville Ladies Auxiliary to the Eagles Lodge will host a fish dinner Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Proceeds support the auxiliary’s public service programs and aid the local lodge.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles Lodge
Rainbow Girls to Attend Church Service in Nelsonville
Members of Nelsonville Assembly 109 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will gather for a group church service at First Presbyterian Church. They are to meet at 10 15 a m in front of the church.
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Nelsonville
Order of Rainbow For Girls
First Presbyterian Church
Corps to Meet Nelsonville VFW Drum and Bugle Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 Drum and Bugle Corps will practice at 6 30 p m today in the post house.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Murray City Seniors Host Carnival to Fund Washington Trip
The Murray City High School senior class hosts a carnival in the school Friday night to raise funds for their trip to Washington D C and New York City. Food from the home economics room starts at 5 p.m. Doors open at 6 30 p.m. The carnival features a dance movie parcel post sale fish pond beauty parlor home made candy and more.
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Murray City
Washington D. C
New York City
Paul Wolfe Buys Marine Business In Nelsonville
Paul Wolfe acquired the Oliver Marine service from Clyde Campbell and renamed it Nelsonville Marine Service. The offices are in the Knights of Pythias Building and stock includes Rich Line fiberglass and aluminum boats and Hill Top trailers. Inventory features boating supplies such as cushions boat lettering and related items.
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Nelsonville
Paul Wolfe
Oliver Marine Service
Clyde Campbell
Nelsonville Marine Service
Knights of Pythias
Wolfe
Garden Club Holds Meet In Tea Room
Nel sonville Garden Club met for a regular dinner in Ethel's Tea Room with 25 members present. Mrs. Arthur Lavely and others hosted. topics covered soil preparation compost and fertilizer. Planned events include a spring visitation to Kingwood Center Mansfield and a regional meeting in Logan on May 4 and May 11.
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Garden Club
Nelsonville
W. W. Warren
J. D. Adamson
Donald Betts
Mender
Ohio Association of Garden Club
Kingwood Center
Mansfield
Ohio
Methodist
Logan
Logan Calendar Thursday Events and Meetings
Community notices for Logan on Thursday include the Squaw Club meeting at Mrs. Kirby Snyder’s home at 7 30 p m, Girl Scout Troop 4 homemakers project at Ohio Fuel Gas Co. with Betty Newton at 4 p m, Venus Circle dinner at Masonic dining room at 6 p m with reservations via two phone numbers, Venus Chapter No 76 OES regular meeting at Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m, United Bible Class at First Methodist Church at 7 30 p m chaired by Mrs. Keith Schultz.
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Logan Squaw Club
Kirby Snyder
Masonic Dining Room
Venus
Masonic Temple
United Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Keith Schultz
Logan PTA Meeting Highlights Library Talk and Elections
Logan Hocking County Library official Mrs. Wayne Schmidt spoke on library origins at the Last School Parent Teacher Association meeting. Armand Houk directed East elementary school band performances. 1960 61 PTA officers elected: Mrs. Arthur Stevens president, William Schultz vice president, Mrs. Delmar Freeman secretary, Mrs. Homer Schein treasurer.
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Wayne Schmidt
Logan-Hocking County
Armand Houk
Logan
East
PTA
Arthur Stevens
William Schultz
Delmar Freeman
Homer Schein
Homemakers Club entertains at Blosser’s Banquet Room
Mrs. Franklin Baker and Mrs. Pearl Linton co hosted the Homemakers Club gathering at Blosser’s Banquet Room. Fourteen members and one guest Mrs. Joseph Phillips attended a dinner with spring flowers yellow candles and corsages at each place.
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Franklin Baker
Pearl Linton
Homemakers Club
Blosser
Joseph Phillips
Phil
Straitsville Band Banquet To Be Held Tonight
New Straitsville announces a steak banquet at 6 tonight in the South Auditorium. Dinners cost one dollar per plate and tickets are sold at the door. Public invited.
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New Straitsville
New South Auditorium
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