Middleport Clerk Reports Records Missing at Council Meeting
Middleport village council met at the village hall to approve a traffic signal at Locust and Pearl Streets and to address missing records. Gene Grate, the new clerk elect, said past budgets annual reports and the ordinance book are gone, and he asked to note the issue in minutes and be cleared of blame.
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Middleport
Locust and
Pearl St
Gene Grate
Grate
Council
Charles Murray
Point Pleasant
State Department of Highways
Pearl and Locust St
Leroy Bartrum
Locust St
James Arnold
Bernard Fultz
Safety and Traffic Committee
Fultz
H. H
W. H. Paston
Coakley
Patton
Robert Auflick
Nelsonville Sees Gas Rate Hike Second Reading
Nelsonville council votes 5 to 2 to move the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. proposal to a second reading for a 12 percent overall rate increase. The body also split on opening the road blocked by Vern Coakley with a 4 to 3 vote, while other city issues and budget items are discussed.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Vern
Snap) Coakley
John Brooks
Gasco
Violet Hollenbaugh
First Ward
North End
Hollenbaugh
James Patton
Happy Hollow Rd
Hubert Mender
Amos Ailes
Brooks
Ailes
Robert Matheny
Matt Adkins
Pedometer Counts Walks by Tom Williams in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report notes Tom Williams, W. Washington Street merchant, using a pedometer to track daily foot mileage. Friday showe d over seven miles of steps and Saturday over 11 miles, suggesting clerks and others log long miles on the job.
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Nelsonville
Tom Williams
W. Washington
St. Merchant
Williams
Woman injured by glass jar fall in Nelsonville
Mrs. Mary McDonald aged 64 slipped at her Nelsonville home injuring her right palm and thumb on a glass jar. She received treatment and was released from Mount St. Mary Hospital Emergency Room.
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Nelsonville
Mary McDonald
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Woman Slides on Ice Injures Ankle in Nelsonville
Calhoon Rollin Calhoon wife of Rollin Calhoon 38 slipped on ice while ice skating injuring her right ankle in Nelsonville Route 2. She was treated and released from Mount St. Mary Hospital emergency room Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Mary Calhoon
Rollin Calhoon
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Truck drivers fined in Nelsonville overload case
Clarence Jordon and Charles Campbell were fined in Mayor Robert Auflick’s court for overloaded trucks. Jordon paid 25 dollars plus 21 dollars in overload costs, while Campbell was assessed 25 dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Clarence Jordon
Charles Campbell
Jordon
Campbell
Nelsonville Emblem Club Regular Meeting Notice
The Nelsonville Emblem Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in the Elks Hall.
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Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges
The Mount St. Mary Hospital lists admissions including Benjamin Six Rendville Art Brandon Nelsonville John P. Shaw Jacksonville Mrs Geraldine Black Logan Mrs Amy Green Nelsonville Route 2 Frank Pickett Nelsonville Route 1 George Evans Logan Route 3 Mrs Gertrude Keiffer Nelson ville Robert Stephenson New Plymouth DISMISSED Mrs Austin Wiley Glouster and daughter Mrs Joseph Moffatt Glouster and son Rev Jacob Steen New Lexington Ben Hooper Glouster Mrs Helen Sheskey Glouster Route 3 Mrs Vada Kerr Nelsonville Paul Dalton Nelsonville Harvey Pennington Athens Mrs Norman Brown New Straitsville Route 1
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Benjamin Six
Rendville
Art Brandon
Nelsonville
John P. Shaw
Jacksonville
Geraldine Black
Logan
Amy Green
Frank Pickett
George Evans
Gertrude Keiffer
Robert Stephenson
New Plymouth
Austin Wiley
Glouster
Joseph Moffatt
Glouster, and Son
Jacob Steen
New Lexington
Ben Hooper
Helen Sheskey
Vada Kerr
Paul Dalton
Harvey Pennington
Athens
Norman Brown
New Straitsville
Fire damages clothes dryer at local residence
Fire Chief Clarence Hall responded yesterday afternoon to Darrell Figgins Jr. Adams Street when lint in a clothes dryer caught fire. Damage was minimal. Twig Nine of Mount St Mary Hospital Guild will meet Thursday at 7:30 pm in Mrs. Phyllis Keels’s home.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Hall
Darrell Figgins, Jr
Adams St
Lnt
TWIG
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Phyllis Keels
VOLS TO MEET NELSONVILLE
Nelsonville Volunteer Firemen plan 7 PM meeting at the city building to organize arrangements and discuss duties for upcoming duties and events.
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VOLS
Nelsonville
Twig 5 to meet Trans portation fund article notes
Twig 5 of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild will meet at 8 p m Thursday in the home of Mrs. Dorothy Ruscoe 300 W Washington St. A name omitted from a recent story concerning contributors to the Beacon School for Retarded Children was Norwood Haynes. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet at 8 p m Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Katie MacCandlish East Main Street Logan Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Dorothy Ruscoe
Washington St
Transportation Fund
Beacon School For
Norwood Haynes
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Katie MacCandlish
East Main Street
Logan
Ohio
Day of Prayer Date Is Set for Community Service
Middleport Group II of the Women's Association met at the First Presbyterian Church with co chairs J E Harley and Earl Owen. Devo tional leader Mrs Fred DeWees spoke on The World Within Us and Pilgrim Heart. Lesson Meet Dr Luke was led by Mrs Peter Stace. World Day of Prayer services are set for Feb 21 and family night for Feb 28. Dessert social was hosted by Mrs W H Juhling Walter Owen and Marcus Chambers.
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Middleport
Women’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Harley
Earl Owen
Fred DeWees
Peter Stace
Luke
Middleport Chamber of Commerce Meeting Friday Evening
The Middleport Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7 30 Friday evening at the village hall for a scheduled session.
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Middleport
Middleport Chamber of Commerce
Village approves unified insurance plan and three year term
Probe Advised agrees to carry out the plan. Council adopts a single insurance policy for all structures, increasing valuations for the village hall, Park St. building, and the pool. Contents insurance arranged with Barnes-Simpson. Three year cost set at 693.98. Mayor praises staff and notes cemetery work saved about 1900. Treasurers' balance and January receipts approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Koker
Council
Mark St
Brooks
Robert Auflick
Watkin St
Upper West End
Ailes
Kontner
Jackson St
Fleming Hatcheries
Patton
Matheny
Sharp Manufacturing Co
Old City
Park St
Barnes-Simpson Insurance Co
Ain the Black
Ellis
Jean Lama
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Pearl Glenn
Adkins
Corporation of
Auflick
Clarence Stage Con
Stage
Marietta Rd
Austin Kentner
Mill St
Grove Laboratories
Mercury
LMDA
Ego
WBNS
Channel 10
Emblem Club
George C. Shaw
Logan Monument Co
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Sears and Elberfeld
Henry J. Kaiser
Honolulu
Oakland
Calif
New York
Washington
Hawaii
Probe
C. O. Fisher
Lewis Ellis
Capital Finance Cor
Isuo
Gerald Forbes
Mgr
Columbus St
N. Court St. R. FE
Mac'’ McCammon
Mer
Gallipolis
Ind Ave
R. A
Bob’ Boudinot
Pomeroy
Ind St
Kal Hindy, Mer
L. E. May
War
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