Pamela North Crowned Little Miss Parade of the Hills 1964
Pamela North daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard North was crowned Little Miss Parade of the Hills for 1964 in Nelsonville. Her escort was Jimmie Freeman and sponsor Frank's Market. First runner up Cathy Jean Harris was escorted by Mathew Bunting and sponsored by Bunting's Confectionery. Second runner up Tamela Sue Coe was escorted by Richard Coe and sponsored by Nelsonville TV Community Cable Service Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pamela North
Bernard North
Myers St
Jimmie Freeman
Frank’s Market
Cathy Jean Harris
Solomon Harris
Buchtel
Mathew Bunting
Bunting
Tamela Sue Coe
Bob Coe
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville TV Community Cable Service, Inc
Richard Coe
Little Queen
Don Delor
New Lexington
Jerry Isor
Athens
Little Queens
Harriette Juniper
Mary Guess
Harold R. Smith
Logan
Michael Forrest
Linda Evans
John Arnold
Becky Hartman
Bobby Wilson
Robbin McCollister
Don Johnson, Jr
Brenda Sue Dawley
Steven Walter
Lisa Lynn White
Eddie Parsons
Marilyn Sue Riley
Steve Mitchell
Murray City
Lena Gale Hart
Nick L. Scott
the Plains
Jo Ann Fultz
Joe Koker
Margaret Sheskey
Center
Mathrew Bunting
Messenger Newsphoto
Queens crowned in Hills parade mark Miss Parade of the Hills phase
About 2000 people gathered at the Public Square to witness 16 community queens selected from 56 candidates in the 14th annual Miss Parade of the Hills. Judy Poffenbarger of Athens welcomed the crowd as the queens were introduced by Harold R. Smith.
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Nelsonville
Judy Poffenbarger
Athens
Junior Parade Steams Through Nelsonville Streets
The Nelsonville junior parade opened at 6 30 p m Monday with little queen candidates on floats escorted by officials. It moved from Poplar Street to Jefferson Columbus and Washington Streets past the Public Square speakers stand, led by a police cruiser and fire truck. The Nelsonville junior band played as Mayor William Hoffman parade officials and judges rode along. Floats came from Cub Pack 64 Pee Wee League Cub Pack 65 Pos ton School Camp Fire Girls and local trucks.
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Nelsonville
Poplar St
Jefferson, Columbus
Washington Sts
Public Square
Queens
William Hoffman
Cub Pack
Pee Wee League
Poston School
Camp Fire Girls
Nelsonville News Briefs on Fines and Pleas
Charles William Kyle of Canfield forfeited a $20 bond in Nelsonville Mayor's Court on speed charges. Donald Eugene Fouty of Nelsonville Route 1 pleaded guilty to quarreling and fighting and was fined $10 plus costs by Mayor William Hoffman. Paul Chalfant Barrett of Trimble was fined $10 and costs for operating a loud muffler after pleading guilty before Mayor Hoffman.
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Nelsonville
Charles William Kyle
Canfield
Donald Eugene Fouty
William Hoffman
Paul Chalfant Barrett
Trimble
Western Horse Show Described As Success At Nelsonville
The Western Horse Show at Nelsonville athletic field sponsored by Buckeye Trail Riding Club drew hundreds. Winners included Lady Baye Kay Dye Coolville in the pony halter class and Red Ants Annie Kay Allen Athens in open halter. Casey Jones Junior Lecrone Bremen won the stake race and Bubba Reed Wayne Stellar Watford topped the open barrel event.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Atheletic Field
Buckeye Train Riding Club
Logan
Earl Hilleary
Cochairman
Lady Baye
Kay Dye
Coolville
Red Ant
Annie
Kay Allen
Athens
Ralph Guthrie
Lady
Bremen
Western Pleasure Horses
Roy Walsh
Milucktu
Junior
Shellman
Guy Allison
Circleville
Baties
East End
Casey Jones
Junior Lecrone
Bower
Rushville
Junior Shellman
Mick
Dave Carr
South Perry
Kentucky
Pride
Donna Allen
Buck
Jim Grover
Carroll
Judy Dye
Keyhole
Sherri Williams
Rutland
Little Sun
Bubba Reed
C. A. Woodward
Tom Rauch
David Dogmire
Five Fined By Hoffman In Nelsonville Court
In the Court of Mayor William Hoffman Clyde Metcalf 18 pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 10 dollars and costs. Jack Proctor also fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication charges. Arthur L. Chilcoate found guilty on fighting charges with a 10 dollar fine and costs after an innocent plea. Ray Mitchell pleaded guilty to following too closely and was fined 10 dollars and costs. James Woodrow Conker pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received 150 dollar fine, costs, and three days in jail.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Clyde Metcalf
Stewart
Jack Proctor
Arthur L. Chilcoate
Grosvenor Sr
Ray Mitchell
Logan
James Woodrow Conker
Buchtel
Innkeeper fraud charges dismissed for lack of accusing witness
Joan B. Pritts and W. Columbus Sr. filed charges against Owen White of New Plymouth for defrauding an innkeeper. Mayor William Hoffman dismissed the case for lack of an accusing witness. Costs were paid.
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Nelsonville
Joan B. Pritts
W. Columbus Sr
Owen White
New Plymouth
William Hoffman
Parade Units Assigned for Coronation Pageant
Parade units are assigned for Thursday night in roughly the same areas as last year. Positions span 4th Street to Harper Street on Chestnut, Poplar, and Walnut Streets with seven divisions led by a commander each. The march route runs west on Poplar from Fourth to Jefferson, Columbus to Adams, then east on Washington past the Square. O. B. Shine Carpenter chairs the Parade Committee.
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Nelsonville
4Th St
Harper St
Chestnut, Poplar
Walnut Sts
Poplar St
Fourth St
Jefferson
Columbus St
Adams
Washington St
Public Square
O. B. “Shine” Carpenter
Escape Act Set for Public Square in Nelsonville
Vernon the Magician will stage an escape act at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Public Square. Friday at 7:30 p.m. he will present a full show at Eagles Hall on Washington Street for the Parade of the Hills benefit.
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Nelsonville
Vernon
Public Square
Eagles Hall
Washington St
Sturdy 1056-foot Eiffel Tower rarely needs repairs
The Eiffel Tower endures as a landmark with only a small fraction of its 18 036 steel sections ever replaced underscoring its enduring structural integrity and iconic status.
Community Queens to Appear on Channel 6 and Local Events
Miss Parade of the Hills contestants will appear on Dialing for Dollars with Sally Flowers on Channel 6 at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Activities include a flower show at Wolfe Furniture, a Mechem's Store style show at First Christian Church, a Collins and Young cooking demonstration, bicycle judging and parade, and a public pony auction by Mount St. Mary Hospital Twig 8 at 7:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Queens
Sally Flowers
Wtvn-Tv
Wolfe Furniture Store
Washington St
Community Garden Club
Mechem’s
First Christian Church
Collins and Young Appliance
Fayette St
Monroe
E. Columbus St
Cable Alley
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Car theft charges in Nelsonville case at 11 p.m.
A 15 year old from New Straitsville Route 3 and 18 year old James Junior Jack of Glouster were arrested Monday at 11 p.m. on auto larceny charges. The juvenile is being held for Juvenile Court authorities.
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Nelsonville
New Straitsville
James Junior Jack
Glouster
Nelsonville Man Fined on Assault and Battery Charges
Nelsonville Route 1 resident Runyon pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Mayor William Hoffman after arraignment Monday night. Barbara Runyon filed the charges.
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Nelsonville
Harrison Runyon
William Hoffman
Barbara Runyon
Players to Meet Before Oldtimers Game at West End
All Little League and Pee Wee League players and their managers are asked to meet at the West End Baseball Diamond at 1 15 p m Sunday. Players should assemble on the levee near the railroad tracks. Souvenirs will be given to all attendees with oldtimers.
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Nelsonville
West End
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Rita Byard
Brenda Ruth
Shade
Sandra Nichols
Linda Linton
Joyce Wright
Susan Min
Albany
Julia Scott
Susan Minney
Carolyn Steinbrink
Chauncey
New Marshfield
Elizabeth Cutlip
Janice Martin
Mary V. Linscott
Lilian Haffner
Leota Barrows
Jean Whitlatch
Jean Smith
Mary Dewhurst
Mary Ann Frank
Lenore Wolfe
Doris Thompson
Trans-World Air Lines
Leo Butner
514Th
Lockbourne Air Base
Paul D. Strahm
Hoffman
Play IT Safe
Boy Scout
Baird Lot
Canal St
June Fisk
People’s Bank Co
Clarence Nelson
Jim Whyte
Logan Monument Co., Inc
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Channel
Athens Pharmacy
Gay Gibson
Scotchgard
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