Brenda Channel Crowned 1965 Little Miss Parade of the Hills
Brenda Channel of The Plains won the 1965 Little Miss Parade of the Hills in Nelsonville. First runner up was Kelli Anne Hinerman with escort Bret Crothers, second runner up Carol June Walker with sponsor Dale's Ashland Service. Nearly 2000 attended as 1964 Little Miss Pamela North placed the tiara with Timmy Freeman escorting. The event included a parade from Poplar Street, Athens County band, Smoky the Clown, and judges Rhea Panghett Brown Nick Sanborn and Mary Lou Haten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Brenda Channel
Dale Channel
the Plains
Kelli Anne Hinerman
Donna Hinerman
Haydenville
Bret Crothers
Martin Crothers
Spark’s Grocery
Carol June Walker
George J. Walker
Gore
Dale's
Ashland Service
Pamela North
Athens County
Buchtel
Cau Cgy
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Poston
Deeds
Hocking County
Rhea Panghett Brown
Nick Sanborn
Mary Lou Haten
Child Welfare Department
Avens
Gary Jeffers
Nelsonville Residents Return From Canadian Motor Tour
Police Chief Max Valkin and family return home after a two week motor tour through Northern Canada visiting Montreal and Quebec. William Siddle of Grover Street and Keith Zimmerman of Nelsonville Route 1 won trophies at an old model car show in Nitro West Virginia. Robert Juniper of Pleasanton California, former Nelsonville resident, visits relatives this week.
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Max Valkinburg
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
William Siddle
Grover St
Keith Zimmerman
Nelsonville
Nitro
W. Va
Robert Juniper
Pleasanton
Calif
Local Residents and Families Visit Across States
Syracuse notes show Norman Hendricks and Denise visiting Ham Mond relatives while Suzanne Woodie and Dana Hendricks join from Milwaukee. Other guests include Thurman Kaiser from Ironton, Ruth Cundiff visiting Charleston, W Va, and Robert Sylvester on leave from the Marines in San Diego. Families from Columbus and Parma Heights also visit home with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Norman Hendricks
Denise
Hammond
Ind
Hendricks
Woodrow Hendricks
Suzanne Woodie
Dana Hendricks
Milwaukee
Robert A. Harden
Harden
Thurman Kaiser
Ironton
Ruth Cundiff
Carl B. Weese
Enrollment rules set for Nel sonville kindergartners
Nelsonville schools superintendent Lloyd Gray announces rules for kindergarten and first grade enrollment requiring children to be five or six by Sept 15, immunization proof, and birth certificates. Registration runs to Aug 27 with four kindergarten classes and specific bus routes and times outlined for class one, starting at 8:25 a.m.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Gray
Supt. Gray
Kenneth Kinneer
Nelsonville School Bus To Start Earlier Time
Nelsonville school buses will start 10 minutes earlier due to kindergarten enrollment, with 7:25 a.m. pickup at the self service ice house on Canal Street. Beginning term, grades four to six begin at 8:15 a.m. and grades one to three at 8:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Fick
Howe's
Davis
Walnut
Second Sts
Pinegrove
Washington and
Madison Sts
Lloyd Gray
Canal St
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Births and enrollments
Mount St Mary Hospital notes births for several families including Smith Eldridge Dyer and Arbell with a daughter or son for each. Admitted list includes Manning Conker Arnold Haynes Heath Dunkle Cook Anderson Morgan Evans Bell McLaughlin McHenry Slisher Harrold McCord among others. School schedule changes outline start times and enrollment reminders. kindergarten riders and trip details mentioned. Community notices include a Be rean Class barbecue at Baird lot during Parade of the Hills and a Nelsonville Motorcycle Club meeting at John's Cycle Ship on Watkins Street.
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David Manning
Shawnee
James Conker
Buchtel
Ralph Arnold
Nelsonville
Sophie Haynes
Mineral
Charles Edward Heath
Louisville
Kvy
James Richard Dunkle
Millfield
Robert Cook Jr
Amesville
John Anderson Sr
Glouster
Richard Morgan
McArthur
Carrie Evans
Edith Bell Athens
Dairy Queen
Canal and
Hocking Sts
Nelsonville Motorcycle Club
John’s
Watkins St
Queen's Ball Slated At Elk's Saturday
NELSONVILLE The Parade of the Hills Queen's Ball will be at the Elks Hall Saturday night starting at 9 30 p m Music by the Fabul ous Counts Four Tickets available at Kuhn's Clothing Store POMEROY Watterson family reunion set Aug 29 at Buckle School Mason County West Virginia near Hidden Acres Hunting Lodge travel Route 2 Mercers Bottom Jerry's Run Rd all welcome to attend 25 BOND FORFEITED Eugene McDaniel Gallipolis forfeited a 25 bond in the court of Mayor Charles Legar on charges of disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Parade of the Hills
the Elks Hall
Kuhn
W. Columbus St
Pomeroy
Watterson
Buckle
Mason County
W. Va
Hidden Acres Hunting Lodge
Mercers Bottom
Jerry’s Run Rd
Eugene McDaniel
Gallipolis
Charles Legar
Miss Lackey Weds Wood in Memphis Church Ceremony
Dorothy Lackey, daughter of L. L. Lackey of Memphis, married Thomas J. Wood of Nelsonville at Arlington Baptist Church on July 31. Wood, a Navy serviceman, is on furlough before deployment to Vietnam in September.
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Nelsonville
Dorothy Lackey
L. L. Lackey
Lackey
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas J. Wood
William Wood
Arlington Baptist Church
Wood
Navy
Viet Nam
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Timmy Freeman
Pamela
Richard Hubbard
Mary Mash
Andrea Sue Stobart
Irene Sekora
Chauncey
Judy Bailey
Coolville
Miriam L. Verfers
Miss Corning
Marilyn Lange
Christy Wolfe
Murray City
Lynn Shafer
Julia Stewart
Union Furnace
Connie Swaro
Sharon Lehman
Rose Anne Foster
Paul Strahm
Doris Thompson
Maureen Bickham
Malinda Hamilton
Mary V. Linscott
James Whitlatch
Margaret Cottrill
Frederick Smith
William Arbell
Carbon Hill
Klaus Eldridge
Athens
Danny Dyer
Crooksville
George McLaughlin
Sarah McHenry
Jacksonville
George Slisher
Charles Harrold
Thomas McCord
Junction City
Elk’s
Miss Lackey
VOCS
Goodyear
Pamela Spencer
Hocking St
Laverne Spencer
Spencer
Gary Snook
Everett Snook
Chesterhill
Nelsonville High School
Snook
Marion High School
BORON
Sohio
THE
Standard Oil Company
Achoo
Electric .O
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
North Front Street
Columbus
Ohio
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