Majority Vote Needed For Passage Of Levy
Nelsonville city schools seek a 2.3 mill levy to fund current operations and raise salaries for teachers and staff. If approved on May 5, the levy would raise taxes by about 1.15 per 500 of assessed value and run five years, with new pay scales for degree levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Board of Education
Nelsonville Classroom Teachers’ Association
Lloyd Gray
Athens City
York
Atte
Gray
The
Classroom Teachers’ Association
Bureau Lists Jobs For Unemployed
Logan Homer Schein reports weekly unemployment totals. Idle claims rise to 20 with 244 in Hocking County for one week or more, down from 283. Athens County shows 39 initial unemployed with 410 long term, up from 30 and 441 respectively. Job openings include seven laborers, two dairymen, two instructors, one nurse, two baby sitters, two clerks, two cooks, two foremen, two waitresses, and one life insurance salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Homer Schein
Bureau of Unemployment
Hocking County
Athens County
Miss Withem Weds Paul Smathers in Shawnee Ceremony
Miss Susan Witthem married Paul Smathers of Buchtel at the Church of Christ Shawnee on April 11. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Shuttleworth. They will reside in Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Susan Witthem
Paul Smathers
Buchtel
Church of Christ, Shawnee
Jack Shuttleworth
Lexington
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hocking Valley Hospital notes the admission of Mrs. Robert L. Winn in Logan and Master Michael D. Stephenson in Logan. Dismissals include Mrs. Mariam McGrady of New Straitsville L. B. Wilkins Sr. of Logan Route 2 Lester D. Crothers of Logan Route 3 Herman R. Woolever of Logan Route 1 and Mrs. Clarence Burgoon of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Winn
Logan
Michael D. Stephenson
Mariam McGrady
New Straitsville
L. B. Wilkins, Sr
Lester D. Crothers
Herman R. Woolever
Clarence Burgoon
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes and Local Births
MOUNT ST MARY HOSPITAL NOTES births listed for multiple families in Athens Glouster Nelsonville and surrounding areas. Notable entries include a 90th birthday party for Mrs Elsie Stalder Edwards in Nelsonville Route 1. Dismissals include several patients and relatives from the Nelsonville region. Blood used four units recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cullison
Nelsonville
Richard Williams
Allie Bricker
the Plains
Fred Gabriel
Athens
Nellie Carter
Jean Evans
John Waldeck
Glouster
Goldie White
Ethel M. Zarley
Florence Brooks
Thurman Tucker
Hazel Oxley
Carpenter
James Edwards
Elsie Stalder Edwards
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
Murray City notes record a string of family gatherings and visits. Laurence Mitchell celebrated with relatives including Kenneth Mitchell and Richard Mitchell. Mrs. Margaret Sorrell shared a birthday with Ralph Farley’s family. Other guests traveled from Columbus Newark Nelsonville Zanesville Lorain Cincinnati and Lancaster to visit relatives here. Jerry McDonald returned from the Army and plans to live with his grandmother. local residents hosted and hosted guests from several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Robert Mitchell
Laurence
Kenneth Mitchell
Nelsonville
Richard Mitchell
New Straitsville
Logan
Ralph Farley
Margaret Ann Sorrell
Clarence O’rouke
Lillian Tschus
Columbus
Kathryn Robson
Chester
Robert Anders
Earl Crothers
Newark
Albert Phillips
Leonard
Lorain
Jerry McDonald
Washington, D. C
Bertha Eldon
Robert Seurs
Cincinnati
Dottie Leurs
James Sanborn
Lancaster
John Vasko, Jr
Sylvia Sweazy
Harry Ran
Dance Planned For Nelsonville Junior High Students
A Friday night dance for Nelsonville junior high students runs from 7 to 10 at the Knights of Pythias Hall on Washington Street. Music will come from recordings and the event is supervised by the lodge athletic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias Hall
Washington St
Lodge Athletic Committee
Laurelville Population Notes and Local Events
Laurelville welcomes a 12 pound son born April 21 at Berger Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David Schlich. Local relatives attended a Columbus wedding. John Kreisel wed Charlotte Jones at Indianola Presbyterian Church with Dr. Harold E. Meyers officiating. Residents visit and travel noted including Elmer Tatman and family of Columbus and H. C. Clay of Columbus. Sam Eppileto and Mrs. Eppileto of Dallas returned to Laurelville after the death of her father Tiffin McNeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Schlicher
Neva Swackhammer
Berger Hospital
Russell Good
Lancaster
Hugh Poling
Laurelville
Columbus
John Kreisel
Charlotte Jones
Harold E. Meyers
Indianola Presbyterian Church
Elmer Tatman
Sons
Loie Tatman
H. C. Clay
Sam Eppilleto
Dallas
Texas
Tiffin McNeal
Marriage Licenses and Divorce Granted in Logan County
Michael Harold Felkey 20 of Circleville and Marcella Ann Smith 22 of Laurelville Route 2 obtained marriage licenses. Judge Harley Meyer granted a divorce to Regina S. Yates from Michael J. Yates, with custody awarded to the plaintiff and child support set at 25 dollars weekly plus 230 dollars yearly into a savings account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Harold Felkey
Circleville
Marcella Ann Smith
Laurelville
Logan
Harley Meyer
Regina S. Yates
Michael J. Yates
York Choir Concert Set For Friday
York High School Choir presents Highlights of Broadway Friday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium under Miss Mollie Jackson. The program features choir ensemble a boys quartet Jerry Crane Joe Savage Louis Kidwell Mike Sullivan and soloists Linda Kinnison Linda Sorrell Georgena Matheny Carol Hewitt Peggy Christian Jill Campbell Ruth Taylor and Tom Clark with selections from Carousel South Pacific Oklahoma and The Sound of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sorrell
Georgena Matheny
Carol Hewitt
Peggy Christian
Jill Campbell
Ruth Taylor
Tom Clark
Carousel
South Pacific
Oklahoma
The
Sound of Music
Local Residents Entertain Friends and Relatives Weekend
Albany notices list numerous visits and moves including Bill Gambill’s family relocating on Washington Street to Town House Road and expansion of property by the Martins and Scott families. Visits span from Mobile Alabama to Columbus and Dayton with hospital recoveries and civic events noted.
Driver Fined After Arraignment by Mayor Moorehead
Douglas A. Weakley of N. Walnut Street was cited for speeding on Route 33 South near E Front Street by city police. He pleaded innocent at arraignment before Mayor Jack Moorehead, was found guilty, fined ten dollars with costs, and the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Douglas A. Weakley
N. Walnut St
E. Front St
Weakley
Jack Moorehead
Hospital Party Transforms Paris Theme At Ohio TB Hospital
At the Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville a April in Paris party brightened the patients ward. The large auditorium featured a replica Eiffel Tower and a Paris sidewalk cafe feel with flowers water features and decorative umbrellas. The Logan High School Dance Band provided entertainment under Al Horsky with Dick Bunts assisting as staff members and guests included Mrs. Knox Mrs. Shackleford Mrs. Schmidt and Dr and Mrs Burnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paris
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Logan High School
al Horsky
Dick Bunts
Mabel Knox
Avanelle Shackleford
Fred Schmidt
Logan
Lowell Burnelle
Glouster
Ellen Burnelle
Linda Mourne
Helen Holzapfel
Logan Meetings and Public Notices
Sunday Emblem Club installs officers at 2 p.m. Elks Lodge rooms with pot luck dinner. Monday Martha Circle 6 p.m. pot luck in Methodist chapel. Harrington Class 7:30 p.m. Westminster House First United Presbyterian. Tuesday Past Matrons and Patrons dinner 6:30 p.m. Brandts call EV 5-3273. Settlement in Common Pleas Ohio easement case over Route 33 property of Stacy Beougher. state pays $3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Martha
Chapel of Methodist Church
Kenneth Stuart
Harrington
Westminster House
First United Presbyterian Church
Brandts
Logan
Common Pleas
State of Ohio
Stacy R. Beougher
Beougher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau
Miss Withem
U.S. Keds
Hocking Valley Hospital
Berkshire
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Harry Smathers
Millfield
John E. Bolin
Thomas O. Odenthal
William Campbell
William Alexander
Charles R. Powell
Annie E. Dowler
Chauncey
Alice Mingus
Florence Judson
Fern Riley
Andrew Burchfield
Margaret McMannis
Webster Newton
Florence Searles
Vegas
Nelsonville, Ohio
John Montagu
England
Earl of Sandwich
New York
International Gardens
Montagu
Murray City News
Dolph
Zanesville
Patsy Randolph
Emmett Snyder
Dusilla Julian
Gahanna
Don Snyder
George Fearns
Ronnie Six
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Fauna Matheny
Maggie Hughes
Cleveland
Ruth Shaw
Wael
Foster
Albany
Melva Radcliffe
Bill Gambill
Fern Radcliffe
Lawrence West Farm
Town House Rd
Frank Pugh
Edward Pugh
Chillicothe
B. F. Pugh
Walter Grigsby
Donald Whiteman
Edna Whiteman
Kenneth Hargrove
Mobile
Ala
Hargrove
G. S. Gillogly
Sheltering Arms Hospital
A. R. Tedrow
Hamden
Jessie C. Tewksbury
Lewis Smith
Ohio
Columbia Rd
Harold Radford
Holzer Hospital
Radfords
John Keogh
Bess Musser
Owen Cotterill
William Martin
N. Washington St
Lester Scott
Martin
Clinton St
E. M. Baughman
White Shrine
Bob Tewksbury
Grove City
Glenn Tewksbury
Winifred Hooper
Lewis Crow
Bessie Beckley
Belpre
Ralph West
Cincinati
Henry Ennis
W. L. West
Moorehead
Chris
Wolfe, Sr
Chris Wolfe, Sr
Wolfe
W. Washington St
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