Logan Teachers To Receive Pay Raise Effective Jan
Logan teachers will get a pay raise to comply with the new state foundation law. Increases range from 100 to 200 dollars yearly based on training, with specific boosts for cadet certificate through master's degrees. Other staff raises include steam engineers, custodians, cafeteria cooks, bus drivers, and secretaries. Board members and Superintendent Blake praised the changes and set a reorganization meeting for Jan. 4.
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Logan
State Foundation
Philip Kraker
Harry Westfall
Dwight Diller
Mel Adams
Charles Schoeppner
Carlos A. Gaffin
Wallace Blake
Blake
Harold Sommers
Giffin
Cabbage Snake Tales And Kraut In Beverly Christmas Reflections
A nostalgic column recalls 1900s cabbage snake rumors and their market effect, notes on Beverly Dispatch days, and the tasty Wilson family kraut. The author blends holiday cheer with memories of old newspapers, ads, and community kindness.
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Southland
Thomas D. Clark
Agricultural Department
Beverly
Dave Wilson
Ferry House
Dave
Janie
Wilson
Douglas Edwards
Beverly Dispatch
Lydia Pinkhams
Bucklen
Merry Christmas Baskets To Reach 75 Nelsonville Families
Nelsonville firefighters will deliver Christmas baskets to about 75 Nelsonville and area residents on Thursday. Each basket includes a stewing chicken or alternative based on family size, bread, 10 pounds of potatoes, beans, lard, oleo, sugar, egg noodles, canned vegetables, milk, cabbage, oranges, candy and peanuts. Fire Chief Clarence Hall leads the effort with volunteers.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Hall
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted Camellious Mitchell Murray City Miss Sheryl Marie Evans Nelsonville Miss Theresa Maurer Nelsonville James Nelson Nelsonville Route 2 Mrs Stella Waiters Nelsonville Dismissed Mrs Janet Poling Logan Mrs Flo Stoner Nelsonville Mrs Lizzie Barber Nelsonville William Blair Glouster Mrs Edna Everetts Trimble Clyde Snyder Athens Route 3 Blood Used 2 Units.
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Camellious Mitchell
Murray City
Sheryl Marie Evans
Nelsonville
Theresa Maurer
James Nelson
Stella Waiters
Janet Poling
Logan
Flo Stoner
Lizzie Barber
William Blair
Glouster
Edna Everetts
Trimble
Clyde Snyder
Athens
Wreck injures passenger near Canal and DeSteiger
A Saturday evening collision at Canal and DeSteiger involved Edison Hickman of Charleston and Karen Jones of Nelsonville. Passenger Mrs. T. A. Hickman sustained an ankle injury and was taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital. police said they had no investigation details.
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Nelsonville
Canal
DeSteiger
Edison Hickman
Charleston
W. Va
Karen Jones
T. A. Hickman
Hickman
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville Woman Given Jail Term
Nelsonville mayor court fined Marjorie Barnhart 100 dollars and costs and sentenced her to a days jail for keeping a disorderly house, with fine suspended. Donald Davis also fined 100 dollars and costs and given 90 days for assault.
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Nelsonville
Marjorie Barnhart
Robert Auflick
Donald Davis
Family Dinner at 1020 Chestnut St
Mr and Mrs Gus Smith hosted a family dinner Sunday at their home 1020 Chestnut St. Attending were Mr and Mrs Perry Smith Mr and Mrs C A Smith of Columbus and Mrs Mabel Davis of Granville. Mrs Davis will stay as a holiday guest.
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Nelsonville
Gus Smith
Chestnut St
Perry Smith
C. A. Smith
Columbus
Mabel Davis
Granville
Davis
Smiths
Library closures set for December and January
The Nelsonville Public Library and its branches in Athens Chauncey and Glouster will close at 5 p m on Saturday December 26 1959 and Saturday January 2 1960.
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Nelsonville
Two Treated After Wreck Juvenile Cited
Two people were treated at Mount St Mary Hospital after a Route 33 crash south of Logan. Thomas Burdette and Naomi Patterson, a passenger, suffered injuries from a guardrail impact after Burdette’s car was struck by James Arnett who failed to yield. Arnett was fined $10 with suspended costs by Hocking County Court.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Thomas Burdette
Millfield
Naomi Patterson
Glouster
Burdette
James Arnett
New Straitsville
Arnett
Hocking
Here
William Dewey
Columbus
Dewey
John Clum
Thurston
Clum
Athens
Dexter announces Daunae Dexter engagement in Nelsonville
Mrs. Louise Dexter of Nelsonville announces the coming marriage of her daughter Daunae E Dexter to Lawrence A Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Newton A Thompson of Columbus A New Year s Eve wedding is planned
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Nelsonville
Louise Dexter
Daunae E. Dexter
Lawrence A. Thompson
Newton A. Thompson
Columbus
Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild Gifts $600 for Nursery Equipment
Mrs. Elaine Rogers president of the Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild presented a $600 check to Mother Bernice. All of Nelsonville participated in the gift intended for new nursery equipment at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Bernice
Elaine Rogers
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Johnson daughters return home for holidays
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Johnson will host their daughters Polly Johnson of Cleveland and Dr. Kate Johnson from Ohio University faculty returning home for the holidays.
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Nelsonville
D. R. Johnson
Polly Johnson
Cleveland
Kate Johnson
Ohio University
Visit Highlights Local Military Family Plans
Lt Commander Helen Jackson from Treasure Island San Francisco arrives to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson at 96 East Columbus Street. She will return to base January 2. Mr and Mrs Erle Jackson of Philadelphia will visit January 28 for a week with the Jacksons.
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Nelsonville
Helen Jackson
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Cal
Frank Jackson
E. Columbus St
Erle Jackson
Philadelphia
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Everly Dispatch
Riley
Chick Sales
Jimmie Powell
Kingdom of Heaven
Merry Christmas
Poice
Banner Girl
Elaine
Fritzi
California
Luckoff
Doris Dodson
Roy Rogers
Cowboy Boots
Boots
Sheen
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