Nelsonville honors industry with Parade of the Hills tribute
About 300 people attended the Industry Appreciation Day dinner at the Elks Hall in Nelsonville as Johnny Jones of the Columbus Dispatch praised the region for its image shift from coal mines and strikes to new factories and growth. He noted Wall Street’s interest in Southeastern Ohio and urged continued progress.
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Roy Cross
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Board of Trade
Elks Hall
Johnny Jones
Columbus Dispatch
Jones
State Department
Wall Street
Ohio
New
Columbus
United Nations
Babel
Elks Lodge
Lodge
William Hoffman
Hoffman
Earl Hilleary
Charles Barrows
Flks
Barrows
David DeVore
Guv
Jack Maurer
Maurer
Hubert
Dana Hindy
Paul Conrad
Fred Nixon
Hilleary
Conrad
America
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Secretary of Commerce
Global Growth Rotary Reviewed By Speaker Nelsonville Club
James W. Miller Lancaster district governor spoke at the Nelsonville Rotary Club luncheon. Miller, lawyer and past club president, described Rotary's global growth to 12,785 clubs with 613 500 members in 134 countries and noted daily meetings and community service. He conferred with President Roger Johnson on local programs before illness interrupted.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Rotary Club
James W. Miller
Lancaster
Govenor
Roger Johnson
Miller
Lancaster Rotary Club
Fairfield County Bar Association
Lancaster City
Central Ohio Council
Boy Scouts of America
Rotary
Rotary Club
Johnson
Thomas Stockdale
County Commissioners Plan To End Tuesday Meetings
Logan Hocking County Commissioners agreed to skip future Tuesday sessions unless business requires attention. Regular Thursday meetings will continue. Secretary Franchon Mount will notify members if a Tuesday matter arises. Present at the session were Thomas Van Duren and Howard Blum. J Russell Young was absent.
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J. Russell Young
Young Girl Struck by Car While Crossing Highway
Mary Whiteman twelve from Lake Burr Oak Boulevard was struck by a sedan driven by Charles Harris while crossing Route 216 near High Street in Nelsonville. She sustained cuts and bruises, received emergency treatment, and was admitted for observation at Mount St Mary Hospital. Police noted she ran onto the road and appeared not to see the approaching vehicle. the car skidded and carried her before she fell from the hood. No charges were filed.
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Nelsonville
Mary Whiteman
Lake Burr Oak Blvd
High Street
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Charles Harris
Whiteman
Harris
Nelsonville Kindergarten To Have Two Sections
Nelsonville announces two kindergarten classes for the new term under Principal Robert Penrod. Morning and afternoon sessions run 9:15 to 11:43 and 12:20 to 2:45 with Monday start August 28. transportation not provided by the district.
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Nelsonville
Robert Penrod
Penrod
Dick Carter
Jim Brooker
Tommy Hull
Cindy Campbell
Ronald North
Bobby Bush
Lori Pierce
Janie Haines
Christy Warrent
Jeff Pritchard
Billy McCombs
Pamla Russell
Lisa Toth
Dean Cottrill
Dayne Grinstead
Ricky Koker
Danny Kelly
Laura Forbes
Dennis Hummel
Vicki Foughty
Theresa Dickerson
Kenneth Doolittle
Kristi Sanborn
Jane Wend
Bruce Stumbo
Brent Stumbo
Allen Monk
Robbin O'Nail
Sheila Simms
Timmy Drescher
Jerry Carpenter
Teresa Cline
Leah Burchfield
David Kelley
Annette McGee
Tracy Morman
Bernadette Stump
Danny Thompson
Jess Morman
Jess Matheny
Karen Smith
Dale Sufrenko
Matthew Maccombs
Antique Car Owners Meet in Shawnee
Mr and Mrs William Ricketts hosted the Mocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club in Shawnee. Twelve members attended as they heard about a trip to Hot Springs Arkansas by Mr and Mrs Carl Risch to participate in an antique car show.
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Logan
William Ricketts
Shawnee
Mocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club
Carl Risch
Hot Springs
Ark
Cub Pack 64 to Parade in Nelsonville Thursday Night
Cub Pack 64 will join the Corona on Parade Thursday night. Members meet on Second Street between Poplar and Chestnut at 6 10 p.m. Cub den to wear full uniform.
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Nelsonville
Poplar l
Chestnut Streets
Logan Sets Wage Scales At School Board Meeting
Logan City School Board approved wage scales for custodians and bus drivers at a Monday night meeting. Rates ranged from $1.43 to $3.09 per hour, with custodial supervisors at $368.40 to $448.40 monthly, and a five cent daily rise in lunch prices.
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Logan
Logan City
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Foster’s Drug & Jewelry
West Washington Street
Nelsonville, Ghio
Bob Reger
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Maxine Wolfe
Betty Riley
Forest Young
David Boston
Sherry McFadden
Chris Johnson
Patricia Corwin
Timmy Stockdale
Barbara Dean
Vicki Davis
Dorothy Smith
Donald Rutter
Randy
North Atlantic
Reykjavik
Iceland
Surtesy
N. Court St
Belk
Belk’s
Caroline
Peewee
Reg
Ibermudas
Cubs
Barkeche
Doan
Bey Doan
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