Rotary Tour Shows Sylvania Plant Growth in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Sylvania plant tour for the Rotary Club highlighted rapid growth from 30 workers two years ago at Warren to about 150 employees on a round the clock schedule. Industrial engineer Jerry Wesling outlined lead in wires for soft and hard glass tubes used in lighting, flash bulbs, radio, and X ray and electronics. Charles Tanguay assisted, tours conducted by Wesling and plant manager Carl Albrecht arranged the luncheon program. guest Charlie Parks of Royal Oak, Michigan attended.
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Nelsonville
Sylvania
Bessemer
Rotary Club
Warren
Jerry Wesling
Presbyterian Church
Wesling
Charles Tanguay
Carl Albrecht
Charlies Parks
Royal Oak
Mich
One Floor Plan Home Under Construction in Nelsonville
A new one floor plan house on St. Charles St built by C. W. Backus Lumber Co for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy in early November. The modern six room home features a bath and full basement with a large front porch as a notable departure from current trends.
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Nelsonville
St. Charles St
C. W. Backus Lumber Co
Bob Wilson
Future Nurses Are Honored by Nelsonville Group
Five Nelsonville girls serving as nurses aides at Mount St. Mary Hospital will enter nursing schools in Columbus for the fall term. A sixth local girl transfers from Ohio State University to a school of nursing. The group was honored at a farewell party in the hospital auditorium with each receiving a fountain pen.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Columbus
Ohio State University
Jo Ann Mallin
Jos. D. Mallin
W. Franklin St
Beth Gray
Lloyd C. Gray
Gray
Jefferson St
Violet Woody
Herbert Woody
St. John St
Patty Raybould
Jack Raybould
Fairview St
Helen Jane Crawford
Giouster
Jack Sayre
Fort St
Lead Change in Nelsonville Queen Contest
The Band Booster committee reports a shift in the Nelsonville Queen competition. Gladys Windle fell to second as Patty Locke rose to first, with Barbara McKnight third and Shirley Windie fourth after the latest ballot count.
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Nelsonville
Band Booster
Gladys Windle
Patty Locke
Barbara McKnight
Shirley Windie
Dance Benefit For Eagles Baseball Player At Hall
Nelsonville Eagles sponsor a benefit dance at their hall on W. Washington Street this Saturday night. All proceeds go to a FEagles baseball team member sidelined for weeks by a leg fracture from a ball game.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
W. Washington St
Feagles
Head On Bicycle Crash Sends Youths to Hospital
Nelsonville report notes a head on bicycle collision involving John Sigler, 16, and a community peer. Sigler was briefly unconscious, then revived and released after a Mount St. Mary Hospital checkup. Also treated were Billy Christian, 6, for a foot laceration from broken glass and J. W. Adams, a trucker, with a forehead cut from a highway skid.
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Nelsonville
New Plymouth
Mount St. Mary Hospital
John Sigler
John
Billy Christian
Jackson St
J. W. Adams
Local Physician Recovers After Major Surgery
Dr. C. C. Butt underwent major surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus and is recovering satisfactorily. He plans to return to his Nelsonville home early next week, friends report.
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Nelsonville
C. C. Butt
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Tennis Court Dance Friday in Nelsonville
Roy Knight and his orchestra will play an open air dance at the tennis courts by the community pool Friday night. Sponsored by the Emblem Club, the event runs from 8 to 11 with refreshments and cash prizes. If rain, the dance moves to the Elks Hall.
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Nelsonville
Roy Knight
Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Trucker Fined For Overload And Stop Sign Violations
Nelsonville West Virginia trucker Don W Goff pleaded guilty to operating a truck with a 520 pound overload on the drive axle and paid 25 dollars plus costs He also pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a sign and paid 10 dollars plus costs Merritt R Cunningham faced a 550 pound drive axle overload charge and was fined 25 dollars plus costs
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Nelsonville
West Virginia
Arthur Kennedy
State Highway Patrol
Don W. Goff
Lewisburg
W. Va
Merritt R. Cunningham
Barns Burn Near Haydenville Destroying Hay Bales
In Nelsonville area, about 400 bales of hay were destroyed along with two adjacent barns on Oprea Shark's farm near Haydenville. Shark's son suffered a minor forehead burn while removing items from the blaze. Fire described as likely caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Nelsonville
Haydenville
Oprea Shark
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