Three Persons Fined In Hilleary's Court
In Nelsonville Paul Le roy Chesser of Morristown pleaded guilty to a cited clear distance offense and paid $15 with costs before Mayor Earl Hilleary. William W. Sowers of Nelsonville Route 2 pleaded innocent to a red light violation but was found guilty and fined $15 with costs. William C. LaFollette of Buchtel and Harold R. Levengood of Columbus entered guilty pleas to intoxication and were fined $10 with costs each.
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Nelsonville
Paul Leroy Chesser
Morristown
Earl Hilleary
William W. Sowers
William C. LaFollette
Buchtel
Harold R. Levengood
Westbrook Dr
Columbus
Welfare Changes Discussed by Ohio Official
Marvin Adams deputy director of the Ohio Department of Welfare spoke at the Nelsonville Rotary Club luncheon about the state re organization of welfare services uniting public assistance programs under county departments. He noted Nelsonville spent 12 000 in the last year running a city relief agency and now the program costs about 3 000 annually.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Marvin Adams
Ohio Department of Welfare
Columbus
Ohio
Adams
Fred's Steak House Reopens Under New Operator
Fred's Steak House in Nelsonville closes in May and is set to reopen with Robert B. Clark of Hilliard as operator. Clark runs Sir Loii House near Columbus and brings Col. Sanders fried chicken to the menu. The dining room will be managed by his son Robert Jr with Dorothy Clark overseeing the Hilliard dining place. Open daily 11 am to midnight on weekdays and 11 am to 9 pm Sundays. Reservations are advised for party rooms and private dining.
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Nelsonville
Hocking St
Robert B. Clark
Hilliard
Rome-Hillard Rd
Columbus
Fred R. Beasley
Athens
Clark
Pfaelzer Brothers Meats
Chicago
Hilliard Steak House
Col. Sanders
Robert Jr
Ohio State University
Dor
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Cope with New Admissions
A list of patients and transfers across Mount St Mary Hospital and nearby towns includes Rebecca Rollins and Lavonne Rollins of Nelsonville, Arminda Rollins, Ethel Rollins, Mary Todd, Mary Mechem, Lena Safreed, Carmen Bowers, Gloria Ferrell, Rosemary Sherratt, Jer Roberts, and others. Several transfers occur to Kimes Convalescent Center and notes of residents from Jacksonvillle, Athens, Glouster, Logan, Rendville, and Murray City.
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Arminda Rollins
Nelsonville
Rebecca Rolins
Lavonne Rollins
Nelsonvile
Ethel Rollins
Mary Todd
Mary Mechem
Lena Safreed
Jacksonville
Carmen Bowers
Wayne A. Bullock
Gloria Ferrell
the Plains
Rosemary Sherratt
Haydenville
Harold Howell
Athens
Jer Roberts
Rendville
Thomas Cullison
Delbert Young
Daniel Bunting
Buchtel
Maxine Morgan
Glouster
Kathy Cribfield
Logan
Lucille Hemsley
Roger Roederer
Union Furnace
John Hooper
Bessie Carlin
Kimes Convalescent Center
Fred Burdiss
John Martin
Murray City
Final Warning Issued Over Teen Disturbances in Nelsonville
Mayor Earl Hilleary warned that Nelsonville will rigorously enforce curfew and punish disturbances after a Monday night dance at the city park. He said damage will bring juvenile court citations and parental liability, with fines starting at 25 dollars for first offenses and higher for subsequent violations, and a 10 p.m. weekday street curfew and 11 p.m. weekend curfew if enacted.
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Nelsonville
City Park
Earl Hilleary
Hilleary
Two Vinton County commissioners approve road surfacing plan
The board votes two to one to fund an 87 130 program to resurface 25 miles of county roads led by county engineer J E Lee. Commissioners Cottrill and Harper approve while Hagerty dissents. The plan includes 14.58 miles of new surfacing and 11.04 miles of bituminous surfacing with costs around 87 130.
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Harkins Chapel
Knox
Beech Grove
Harrison
Murphy-Remy
Richland
Madison
Eagle
Worley West Road
Kroger
Five Enter Little Miss Contest in Nelsonville Parade
Five new entrants join the Parade of the Hills Little Queens Contest in Nelsonville. Elizabeth Evelyn Meynard will be escorted by Robert Lee Soffol with Bodger and Green as sponsor. Valerie Sue Koker has escort Howard Zlatkind with Sally's Potatoe Chips sponsoring. Mary Colleen Barrows and Lori Leigh Brown also enter with escorts Kevin Cline and Kevin May respectively, with sponsors Ca ble Hardware and Furniture and Foster's Drug and Jewelry.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Evelyn Meynard
Ann Kelly
Franklin Sr
Robert Lee Soffol
Clarence Soffel
Chauncey
Bodger and Green, General Contractors
Valerie Sue Koker
Sally
Richard Koker
W. Franklin St
Howard Zlatkind
Hamil Zlatkind
Pinegrove
Mary Colleen Barrows
William Barrows
Poplar St
Kevin Cline
Jerry Cline
St. John St. Cable Hardware and Furniture Co
Lori Leigh Brown
Keith Brown
Logan
Foster's Drug and Jewelry
Kevin May
William May
West City Limits
Antique Auto Wins Honors In Hamilton
Richard McDonald of Nelsonville won first place at the 12th Annual Hamilton Antique Auto Festival for best restored four door sedan non Model A Ford 1920 to 1929. William Pratt of Logan took second for his 1929 Oakland sedan.
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Nelsonville
Richard McDonald
Hamilton
William Pratt
Logan
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