Enrollment Limited For Pre Kindergarten
NELSONVILLE The First Presbyterian Church will run a four year old program with a 30 pupil limit to allow individual attention. Rev J Lloyd Evans said they cannot admit all who applied but prioritize quality education amid financial constraints. Classes begin Oct 7 at 9 30 a m. at the church. The tomahawk note discusses its debated origin as tool versus weapon. gold wire fact noted: an ounce of gold stretched into 50 miles.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
J. Lloyd Evans
Old Time Republican Rally Planned in Nelsonville
An old time Republican Rally is set for September 5 at the First Christian Church social rooms. Lt. Gov. John W. Brown will speak at 7 30 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Nelsonville Teen Age Republican Club Nelsonville Young Republican Club and the York Nelsonville Republican Club.
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First Christian Church
John W. Brown
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Installs Trash Containers in Business District
Nelsonville introduces new metal trash containers in the business district under a Lions Club program. The containers feature advertising on their sides and are aimed at improving cleanliness by encouraging residents to dispose of papers and wrappers properly. Lions Club urges resident cooperation, especially from children, to keep the city tidy.
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Ness
Nelsonville Lions Club
The
Lions Club
Rotary group tours Ohio Bell exchange in Nelsonville
Members of the Rotary Club toured the Ohio Bell Telephone automatic exchange building on West Washington Street after a luncheon. Kenneth Snider, district plant chief, led the tour with assistance from Don DeLor, district commercial manager, New Lexington. Leonard Grigst announced plans for the Rotary picnic on September 24, and President Jim Parsons introduced visiting Rotarians Bob Sparnum Earl Deets and Harry Dickerson of Logan Alva Oakley Whitesville W. Va.
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Rotary Club
Ohio
Kenneth Snider
Don DeLor
New Lexington
Leonard Grigst
Jim Parsons
Bob Sparnum
Earl Deets
Harry Dickerson
Logan
Alva Oakley
Whitesville
W. Va
Glouster Personal Guests and Family News
Sunday dinner at Mrs. Sadie Morrison home included Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and family from Glouster and Kingsport. Williams and the Andersons head to Cherokee Lake Tennessee. James Fleming hosts guests from Laurel Maryland with local relatives visiting. Armel Rainey returns from Washington DC after a month with the Zimmer family in Oxon Hill Maryland.
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Sadie Morrison
Andy Anderson
Henry Williams
Kingsport
Tenn
Larry Morrison
Todd
Vicki
Middleport
Mike Morrison
Chillicothe
Suzi Morrison
Glouster
Harold Morrison
Trimble
Williams
Anderson’s
Cherokee Lake
James Fleming
Larry Lahon
Laurel
Armel Rainey
Washington D.C
Jack Zimmer
Oxon Hill
Laura Zimmer
Change In Hours Slated At Library
Nelsonville Public Library announces new hours starting September 3 opening at noon and closing at 9 p.m. The change aims to better serve students and the library will be closed on Labor Day.
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Nelsonville
Hemlock Minister to continue at church after study leave
Hemlock's Main Street Church of Christ will keep Arthur K. Jauchius as minister after he returns to Cincinnati Bible Seminary this fall. He has led the Hemlock congregation this summer and will commute on weekends during seminary studies until a full time replacement is found. A series of nightly services runs through Sept. 1 starting at 7 30 p.m. This Sunday he finishes a slide series on the Holy Land from a recent Middle East trip.
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Jauchius
Main Street
Lock
Jackius
Hemlock
Holy Land
Middle East
Camp Fire Luau Slated Saturday
Nelsonville notes a Junior High Camp Fire Luau set for Saturday at 7 30 p m on Sandy Wilson's patio The event aims to resemble a Hawaiian luau with décor and leis for each guest
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Luau
Nelsonville
Sandy Wilson
St. Charles St
Debbie Johnson
Fayette Street
Homecoming Set Sunday At Sand Run
Nelsonville report says Sand Run Homecoming will be held Sunday at Sand Run Lake near Carbon Hill in Hocking County. The all day event takes place at the former Mills farm with a picnic area in a pine grove by a small lake.
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Nelsonville
Sand Run
Sand Run Lake
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Mills Farm
Nelsonville Man Jailed Over Unpaid Beer Charge
In Nelsonville mayor court Edward Woolever 22 pleaded innocent to intoxication, was found guilty, fined 25 dollars and costs. Others like David Jacobs 25 and Clarence Shutts pleaded guilty to related charges, with fines and jail, or bonds posted for intoxication and defrauding an inn keeper over 50 cents beer purchases.
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Nelsonville
Edward Woolever
Marietta Rd
David Jacobs
Poplar St
William M. Myer
Athens County
Clarence L. Shutts
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes and Local Briefs
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes reports births and admissions and dismissals in Corning Nelsonville Glouster Murray City and Athens. A city civil service exam for fireman was held in Nelsonville and a note warns philodendron and ivy are poisonous to house cats.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Della Shafer
Nelsonville
Elmer Goldsberry
Glouster
Mary Cribfield
Murray City
John Maraz
Debra New
Betty Smith
Logan
James Runyon
Blanche Humphrey
Sherman Hopkins
Athens
Grace Dyker
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Corning
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Robert Robinson
Charles Nichell
Joseph Molnar
Ralph Moorhead
Frank Walton
Ida Young
Stuart Speelman
Venus Pitts
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Cavin Kirk
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