Musical History Review Given For Pandorians
NELSONVILLE The Pandorian Club met Thursday at the Little House with eleven members present. Mrs. Roger Johnson presented Musical History of Nelsonville and Mrs. Dorothy Oakley led The Living Souls with several selections. Members include Kim Dexter Meg Hubble Betsy Shearer and Jenny Carter. A special fund project offers Vigilantes whistles flashlights and keychains sold by members or at 753 1620. Guests Mrs. James Shumaker and Mrs. James Parsons attended. Next session is Jan 2 at the Little House under Mary Davis and Robert Hunley.
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Nelsonville
Pandorian Club
Little House
Roger Johnson
Living Souls
Dorothy Oakley
Kim Dexter
Meg Hubble
Betsy Shearer
Jenny Carter
Mary Davis
Robert Hunley
W and S Ends First Week of Operation
Nelsonville contracts W and S Sanitation for city trash collection. The firm hires many former collectors, has attempted phone contact with residents, and offers service by calling 753-1325. Operators Gary Walton and Robert Shuttleworth of Glouster lead the company.
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Nelsonville
W and S Sanitation Co
Gary Walton
Robert Shuttleworth
Glouster
Howe Class Has Party at First Methodist Church
The Retta Howe Class of the First United Methodist Church held a Christmas dinner meeting at the church. Circle Five served the meal, Mrs. Flossie Whitmore read the Christmas story, and members sang carols. A gift exchange followed and special guests Rev and Mrs Roy Ballard attended. The group will skip January’s meeting due on New Year’s Day.
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Nelsonville
Retta Howe
First United Methodist Church
Circle Five
Flossie Whitmore
Roy Ballard
Rebekah Lodge Plans Made In Nelsonville
Nelsonville lodge members and their wives held a dinner with 40 in attendance at Patrick's Steak House. Violet Hollenbaugh spoke on the Rebekah Lodge Theta Rho and Odd Fellows Home. A Jan 9 meeting at Odd Fellows Hall was set to organize the local Rebekah Lodge.
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Nelsonville
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge No. 339
Governor Receives Computer Praise At New Mexico Fair
Gov David F Cargo fed his signature to a computer at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair in Roswell The machine produced remarks praising the governor noting his pleasure in discussing issues and his suitability to lead in learning The governor said he had known this all along.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
David F. Cargo
Three Bonds Forfeited In Nelsonville Court
Three motorists forfeited bonds in Nelsonville mayor's court on Friday. Mildred M. Bruce of Nelsonville Route 2 paid $60 for leaving the scene of an accident. Cecil T. Campbell of Glouster Route 3 forfeited $30 for failure to yield the right of way. Barbara June Weston of Buchtel paid $27 on speeding charges.
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Nelsonville
Mildred M. Bruce
Cecil T. Campbell
Glouster
Barbara June Weston
Buchtel
Cows Milked To Music
Tax collections rise to a record 68.9 billion for state and local governments in 1968 with income taxes leading gains. Individual income taxes up 27.4 percent to 7.5 billion, corporate net income 2.5 billion, and motor vehicle licenses 2.6 billion. Mount St. Mary Hospital notes additions and a list of admissions and new arrivals at area hospitals.
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Chicago —P
Commerce Clearing House
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville City and community meetings schedule
Nelsonville city council meets tonight at 7 in council chambers for the last regular session of the year. The Nelsonville York City Board of Education convenes Tuesday at 7 in the high school board room. Harmony Class Christmas party is Thursday at First Christian Church social rooms with a 7 p.m. potluck and gift exchange. Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias meets Wednesday at 7:30 at the Pythian Building. Dr Edward L Murphy is chancellor commander. Explorer Scout Post parents meet tonight at 7:30 with the Post Advisor at First Christian Church Fort Street. Chauncey village council meets tonight at 7 for the next to last year session to plan the Merchants Citizens Christmas treat for village youngsters.
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Nelsonville- York City
Edward L. Murphy
Explorer Scout Post
First Christian Church
Fort Street
Chauncey
Merchants-Citizens
Four Drivers Cited in Nelsonville
Four drivers were cited on Canal Street in Nelsonville for speeding and unsafe operation. Charles M. McClain, 18, of Columbus, faces a mayor's court appearance on December 17. Sandra Sheperd, 21, Athens, is due in court Tuesday. Ronald J. Hanning, 32, Albany, is to appear Friday. Scott M. Mender, 19, Albany Street, was cited for unsafe operation and ordered to appear Friday.
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Nelsonville
Charles M. McClain
Columbus
Canal Street
Sandra Sheperd
N. College St
Athens
Ronald J. Hanning
Clinton Street
Albany
Scott M. Mender
Church Street
Buchtel audit finds village records in good order
Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices released its audit of Buchtel for Aug 24 1966 to Oct 8 1968. Clerk treasurer records were in good order though depository contract expired in 1964. Depository balance stood at 4525.32 as of Oct 8 1968. Bonds for clerk treasurer mayor and marshal were 1000 each. 1967 financial report may not have been published. Mayor, clerk treasurer, and council members listed. marshal John L. Sullivan noted.
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Buchtel
Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Terry K. Bunting
Harry A. Evans
Peoples Bank
Ohio Casualty Insurance Co
Council of
Herman Lanning
Robert J. Bunting
Malachy Sullivan
Joe
Nelsonville VEW District 12 Convention Report
Nelsonville hosted the District 12 Veterans of Foreign Wars convention on Sunday afternoon. VFW Post 3467 led by District Commander Cecil Southward presided over the business session with Department Commander James Allen as a guest addressing district programs. Auxiliary members met at the Elks Hall for sessions.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467
Cecil Southward
James Allen
Elks Hall
Preparation H Promises Hemorrhoid Relief and Shrinkage
Science reports a medication that quickly stops itching relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids in many cases. Tests by doctors show inflamed tissue reducing while pain eases. The product is Preparation H available as ointment or suppository and helps prevent further infection.
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New York, N.Y
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