Nelsonville Athletic Fund plans 10 percent reserve
Nelsonville Ath letic Association met to report finances for the year ending June 1. They proposed setting aside 10 percent of all income to an emergency fund to cover injury expenses for the Nelsonville Greyhound football squad. A blood drive is planned for September 12 at Mount St Mary Hospital and tickets will be sold at the station.
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Nelsonville Ath- Gamestic Association
J. K. Kinneer
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Associated
Ohio State
Carroll
Ciation
Athletic Association
Athletic Fund
Eerome
Mount St
Sean
Parade Activity Aids City Fund Drive Event
Deputies Bernard Porter and Harold Shields attended a meeting about a parade that will march as a unit from 8 to 11 pm. Tickets from the event will fund equipment for the league and proceeds go to support public services.
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Ily
Bulding
Bethe Nee
Longue
Durant
Ted Roller
Ing
League
Bernard Porter
Harold Shields
Fighting Is Charged After Tavern Affray
Esunville men were arrested by city police after a tavern affray. John Eyre pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Fred Jenkins received emergency treatment at Mount St Mary hospital for facial cuts and has not yet been arraigned. The fight occurred near an east end tavern.
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Esunville
Telsonville
John Eyre
Fred Jenkins
Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville High Society Announces Marriage of Sheila and Jets Patterson
Nelsonville notes announce the marriage of Sheila Patterson, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Patterson of Chesternit Route 1, to Jets Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Patterson of Chesternit. The Rev F Melvin Wentz officiated at the double ring ceremony Saturday Aug 27 at First Methodist Church. Bride wore a center corded satin gown with pink sequins. Faith French served as maid of honor. Gene Bowman attended as best man. Only guests were present at the wedding and reception at the bride’s home. Sheila is a graduate of Buchtel York High School and attended Ohio University. she is employed at the Athens County Treasurer's office. Jets Patterson is employed and will resume studies at Muskingum College in New Concord this fall. The couple plans to reside in New Concord this fall.
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Jets Patterson
Mixohn Patterson
Chesternit
F. Melvin Wents
Iver Inmar
Prut
Gene Bowman
Chesterhil
Buchtel-Yorkigh ‘School
Ohio University
Athens County Treasurers
Ratterson
Muskingum
College
Parade Chairmen Final Meeting Hints at City Hall
Nelsonville reports the Parade of the Hills committee chairmen held a final meeting at the City Building. Byers, the general chairman, urged any absent chairmen to designate a member to attend in their stead.
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Nelsonville
Byers
Parade of the Hills
Hogsett Man Injured in Dock Fall at Gallipolis Dam
Boyd Jones, 31, of Hogsett, was admitted Tuesday afternoon with fractured ribs and possible ruptured spleen after a fall from a dock on the Gallipolis dam barge. Local 9852 of the United Mine Workers will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7 pm. Carl Andrews serves as secretary for Johnson Brothers of Kimberly Wash House painters.
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Jallifulis
Boyd Jones
Nelsonville
Hogsett
United Mine Workers of Wall
Gallipolis
Lead America
Fiiby Johnson Brothers
Kimberly Wash House
Wigh
Carl Andrews
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Discharges
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list several new births and discharge statuses. Names include Mr and Mrs Hayden conning a son on route 3, Mr and Mrs Ryan with a daughter in Nelsonville, Maree Dennis Pack in Nelsonville, and others such as Mrs Adams, Jacob Bernhardt in Amesville, and Mrs Keiffer in Nelsonville. Also listed are Mrs Guy Stewart in Union Furnace and Nina Audinol in Glouster with Ronald Windle in Murray City.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Paul Hayden
Giouster
Charles Ryan
Nelsonvile
Maree Dennis Pack
Nelsonville
Carolyn Adams
Nelson
Jacob Bernhardt
Amesville
Gertrude Keiffer
Guy Stewart
Union Furnace
Nina Audinol
Glouster
Ronald Windle
Murray City
Decorations Begin For Parade Of The Hills In Nelsonville
Bunting and store front decorations rise on Nelsonville streets as preparations for the Parade of the Hills start ahead of Labor Day. City workers finish a reviewing stand in the Central School yard to serve multiple parade week functions.
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Hills
Collal
Nelsonville
Volunteers and Auxiliaries to Patrol City
Nelsonville volunteers from the fire department and highway patrol auxiliary agreed to work during the Parade of the Hills festival. Fire Chief Clarence Hall called the meeting and Safety Service Director Homer Adams spoke to the group about policing the city.
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Nelsonville
Highway Patrol
Clarence Hall
Homer Adams
Canned Goods Display For Parade Of Hills in Nelsonville
Canned goods display for the Parade of the Hills will be shown at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co office. Entrants are asked to bring items to the office from Saturday morning until Tuesday evening, said Mrs Velma Drake who oversees that portion of the women's events. A radiator theft was reported in Nelsonville, with police investigating.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
OU Enrollment Jump Discussed Rotarians Hear OU Official
OU enrollment rose by 13 percent while total students at the university stood around 6000. Sudnick described a new office handling scholarships loans and job placement aiming to coordinate efforts under one head and to expand aid as enrollment is expected to surge to 10 000 to 12 000. He noted a tidal wave of demand for testing services scholarships and work opportunities and said three offices like his exist in the state. Guests at the Rotary meeting included Dr William Allen Victor Oakley Anderson and John Ward.
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Jelsonville
Faward Sudsion
Matheny
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Teresa
Regul
Sudnick
William Allen
Victor Oakley
Anderson
John Ward
Parks
Laura's Guild plans year long project in Nelsonville
The Larte Guild of Ohio met at Mrs. Cecil Shater's summer cottage to organize and plan activities for the coming year. Miss Laura Kei J Mooney was elected president with Miss Jane Powhey of Monroeville as vice president. The group will work on a project following a gift adoption from Tamassee Daughters at the American Revolution School in Tamassee, South Carolina. Mrs. Karlson Colwell attended from Nelsonville.
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Larte Guild
Ohio
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Laura
Kei J Mooney
Gilead
Eas
Jane Powhey
Monroeville
Aiter
Tamassee
American Revolution School
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DAR
Irs
Srail
Beim
Columbus
Karlson Colwell
Nelsonville Children’s Day Ticket Draw at Central School
Merchants distribute numbered ticket stubs for Children’s Day events in Nelsonville. Tickets, issued by the merchants association, will award two prizes to area children. On Saturday the program includes movie screenings at the Orpheum Theater for accompanied youngsters, with showings at 9 am and 10:45 am.
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Mhem
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Malsiore
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