Bonnie Jo Crane Crowned 1962 Little Miss Parade Winner
Bonnie Jo Crane of Haydenville won the 1962 Little Miss Parade of the Hills title on the Public Square after a night of competition with 23 contestants. Lori Jo Pennell of Glouster and Betsy Shearer of Nelsonville placed as runners up.
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Nelsonville
Bonnie Jo Crane
Haydenville
the Hills
Public Square
Lori Jo Pennell
Glouster
Betsy Shearer
Norris Pure Oil
Hamer’s Grocery
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Boyd Stover
Miss Pennell
Greg Blower
Miss Shearer
Ricky Smith
Bonnie
Sharon Bean
Messenger Newsphoto
Registration Is Scheduled For New School Year
Nelsonville school officials urge parents who moved into the district to register elementary students Aug 27 31. Registration hours 8 30 to 11 00 am and 1 00 to 3 00 pm. Bring birth certificates and immunization records. Lunch remains 30 cents per meal or 1 50 per week. tickets sold Mondays. First week of school starts Sept 5 with 90 cents per pupil due. No free lunches first two weeks. Bus schedule unchanged. teacher assignments on the first day. Local Little Queens contest winners named with a 3000 strong crowd enjoying Dave and the Half Nelsons performance.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Clum
Clum
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births and Dismissals
Hospital column lists numerous births and dismissals. Names include Douglas Davis Trimble and Joe Pedigo Shade Route 1 with a daughter or son, along with Davis Murray City and Hooper Gloucester Route 3, among others. The notice also records several dismissals such as Ethel Lewis Millfield Route 1 and Connie Skinner Gloucester Route 1.
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Douglas Davis
Trimble
Joe Pedigo
Shade
John Hooper
Glouster
Richard Davis
Murray City
Ethel Lewis
Millfield
Grace Atbell
Logan
Phillip Bope
Zaleski
Joseph Hammond
New Lexington
Albert Hall
Margaret Noon
Connie Skinner
Sylvia Coffey
New Plymouth
Louise Kussick
Shawnee
Eva Jo Sheline
Appreciation Dinner Attracts 200 At Nelsonville Event
Nelsonville hosted its third annual Industry Appreciation Dinner as part of the Parade of the Hills. about 200 attendees gathered in the Elks ballroom for speeches by Ohio Commerce Director Robert Secrest and Congressman Walter H Moeller. The program featured a long volunteer list of local business leaders and officials including John Coker president of the sponsoring Board of Trade and numerous company representatives from Allen Lumber Backus Lumber and more. The event concluded with a large introduction list and a lively round of celebratory applause.
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Nelsonville
Elks
Ohio Commerce
Robert Secrest
Walter H. Moeller
Fred Nixon
John Coker
Sponsoring Board of Trade
Harley Allen
Allen Lumber Co
Roy Backus
Backus Lumber Co
Fred R. Beasley
Robert Hess
Pat Patterson
Jack Wilson
John Brooks
Delbert Kuhn
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
George Sufrenko
Broughton’s
Don Heinerman
Homer Schein
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
Max Valkinburg
Gerald Bentley
Clarence Hall
Ward Phillips
Clyde Campbell
Clyde’s Machine Shop
Snap Coakley
Coakley Construction Co
Coker
Coker Distributing Co
William Friedrich
Dude Howe
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Willie Deeds
Phillip Deeds
Charles Sheets
Deeds Brothers Dairy
Phillip Weller
Phillip Willeke
First National Bank
Fleming
Fleming Hatcheries
Don Johnson
Gem Coal and Dry Dock Coal Co
Russ Johnson
Johnson Oil Co
Hubert Stage
Kimberly Mining Co
John Ward
Evelyn Little
Logan Daily News
Don Brown
Logan Trade Club
Barton Holl
Richard Holl
Logan Clay Products
William Mechem
Charles W
First Model Car Show Opens To Public In Nelsonville
The first Model Car show as a Parade of the Hills feature opened Tuesday on the second floor of the K of P Building. Bill Davis and Gary Barron organize 18 exhibits with classes from antiques to hot rods. Awards include senior and junior divisions with multiple ribbon winners and special honors for outstanding display and sweepstakes. Show hours are 1 to 4 p.m. daily through Saturday, plus Friday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Nelsonville
K. of P
Bill Davis
Gary Barron
Detroit
Davis and
Barron
Jim Green
Mike Marcum
John Fisk
Tim Weaver
Greg Campbell
Tim Tignor
Rodney Call
Ex Pomeroy Resident Dies
Joseph A. Renshaw, 56, of Columbus and former Pomeroy resident, died at St. Anthony Hospital Wednesday. Survived by wife Margaret, son Roy, daughter Sharon of Columbus, brothers Leonard of Columbus, George and Earl of Pomeroy, and sister Mrs. Helen Warren of Pomeroy. Friends may call at Ewing funeral home after Friday noon. Service 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. burial Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Joseph A. Renshaw
Columbus
St. Anthony Hospital
Margarite
Roy
Sharon
Leonard
George
Earl
Helen Warren
Ewing Funeral Home
Funeral
Beech Grove
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Roger
Mary Guess
Guess
Sally Dishong
Rita Woody
Dave
Half-Nelsons
David Hammond
Michele Shafer
Jerri Corrigan
Beverly Crombie
Curt Robinette
Charles Corrigan
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Howard Coleman
McArthur
Robert Kasler, Jr
Robert Dishong
George Davis
Dewin Wilson
Nick Bendervich
Jacksonville
James Stickhorn
Corning
Florence Courtney
Herman Ogg
Verl Ogg
Ogg Wholesale
Don DeLore
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
David Young
Jack Lenser
Gerald Baird
Dix Powell
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
E. A. Cottingham
Ohio Mining Co
Martin Hecht
Burton DeVeau
Ohio University
Miller
Ohio Valley Products
Red Allen
Peabody Coal Co
Vic Oakley
Peoples Bank
Joe Major
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
O. B. Carpenter
Standard Oil Co
Phil Ong
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Charles Tanguay
Sylvania Electric Products
Richard Kunzman
the Tribune
Dale Wharton
Wharton Auger Co
Miller Wilson
Tom Wilson
Wilson Brothers
William Hoffman
Parade of the Hills
Billy R. Neal
Raymond L. Sturm
Secrest
Moeller
Pearl Hartley
Robert Butts
Cable's
Majestic Paints
West Bend
Peras Foods
CABLE
Stoltz
Ansco
Stoltz Rexall Drug Store Member Credit Thrift Plan
Frigidaire rProsper
Collins & Young
Columbus St
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