Rotarians Review Nelsonville High Yearbooks
Nelsonville Rotarians studied old Nelsonville High School yearbooks at Ethel's Tea Room. Principal Lowell Cole noted yearbooks exist for 1914 through 1967 at the former senior high building, with three years missing. The last class graduated in 1967 as visiting Rotarians were welcomed and upcoming Christmas dinner announced.
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Nelsonville
Ethel’s Tea Room
Lowell Cole
Greyhound
Leonard Grigst
Robert Savage
Athens
Alva Oakley
Whitesville
W. Va
Roger Wolf
Cole
Grigst
the Elks Lodge
Deer Killed In Meigs County Patrol Report
Meigs County Sheriff reports a deer was struck and killed Monday at 8 45 p m on County Road 50 west of Routes 124 and 50 A car driven by Donald E Bartimus Reedsville Route 1 was traveling east on Route 50 when a deer crossed his path and was struck.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Donald E. Bartimus
Reedsville
Haydenville Photo Show Scheduled by Ohio University students
Haydenville photo exhibit at Haydenville United Methodist Church features photographs and slides by Phillip Harrington students of Haydenville people and places. The event runs Friday from 5 to 8 30 p m and showcases more than two months of student effort. Susan Koe Krompecker versus Laszlo Koe Krompecker divorce decree filed in Athens.
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Haydenville
Ohio University
Phillip Harrington
Haydenville United Methodist Church
95 Loans Approved Ray Says
Frank D. Ray, director of the Columbus District office of the U S Small Business Administration, announced 95 loans totaling 4 675 003 in November. 49 regular business loans totaled 4 524 500 across 21 counties and 46 disaster loans 150 503 in Belmont Monroe and Defiance Counties. The office moved to 34 North High Street Columbus 43215 with expanded facilities to serve small businessmen in the district. Messenger area loans included 300 000 in Athens and 150 000 in Perry County.
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Columbus
Frank D. Ray
U.S. Small Business Administration
Belmont
Monroe
Defiance
Ray
North High Street
Messenger
Athens
Perry County
LHS Bands Attend Two State Music Events
Logan area band members joined the Band Reading Clinic All-Star Band at OSU led by former OSU director Jack O Evans to hear a wide range of music. Attendees from Logan included Steve Walter Sam Steward Jeff Gallagher Carl Bell and David Spencer with assistant director David Sellers. Another Music Opportunity Day at Ohio University explored careers in music and education for high school students.
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Logan
Ohio State University School of Music
Jack O. Evans
OSU
Buckeye
David Sellers
Steve Walter
Sam Steward
Jeff Gallagher
Carl Bell
David Spencer
al Horsky
Rick Hoffman
Ohio University School of Music
4-H Leaders Banquet Scheduled in Point Pleasant
The 4 H Leaders Recognition Banquet is set for December 14 at 7 p.m. at the Point Pleasant Vocational School. It will be pot luck with leaders supplying meat and coffee. attendees should call Mrs. Jo Ann Sommer at 675-1083. Sand Hill Toppers 4 H Club will give devotions.
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Point Pleasant
Jo Ann Sommer
Sand Hill Toppers
Carbon Hill Church Hosts Special Service and Dedication
Carbon Hill Christian Church will hold Sunday services at 10 30 a m with Dr Herald B Monroe of Cleveland as guest speaker. A dedicatory ceremony for the new fellowship hall follows the service and a reception will be held. The 20 by 35 foot cement block building adds meeting space rest rooms and a kitchen.
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Carbon Hill
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Rushville
Avion UB
Christ Church
Glouster Church of the Nazarene
Betty
Ray Sherlock
Linda Johnson
Joyce Bode
Rotarians Review Annuals
Meigs
Haydenville Photo Show
Susan Koe-Krompecker
Laszlo Koe- Krompecker
Elberfelds
LEE Tech
BIG Ben
Hallmark
Santa Claus
Mechanic Street
Sears
Mara
Ory
LHS
Sears Care Service
U.S.A
Carbon Hill Services
Hemlock
Miller High School
Dra
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