Nelsonville Board of Trade names Jack Oakley governor
Nelsonville Board of Trade directors meet at Ethel's Tea Room and elect Jack Oakley as governor for the coming year. Oakley, of Oakley and Oakley Insurance and a real estate broker, has two years as vice governor and leads the industrial team. Execut ive vice governor is Dale P. Wharton. Betty Butts remains secretary treasurer. New directors include David DeVore and Delbert Kuhn.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Ethel’s Tea Room
Jack Oakley
Oakley
Oakley and Oakley Insurance Firm
The
Trade Board
Surer
Betty Butts
K and B Business Service
David DeVore
Delbert Kuhn
Edward Howe
Keith Butt
C. R. Hubbard
Pearl Hartley
Mary Davis
R. V. Oakley
Kuhn
Melvin Blackbur
William Hoffman
Hubert Stage
Roland Pierce
Nelsonville Nike Club formed at high school
Nelsonville York High School hosts the Nelsonville Business and Professional Women s Club the 99th chartered in the United States. Twenty five girls meet scholastic requirements join as officers Connie Dalton president Debbie Hubbard vice president Charlene Wachenschwanz secretary Jackie Osborne treasurer Linda Sheksey news reporter. Service project raises 228 for the March Against Muscular Dystrophy. Installation set for March at Brandt s Restaurant Logan with Mrs Barrows directing a May week of activities.
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Nike Club
Nelsonville-York High School
Connie Dalton
Charlene Wachenschwanz
Debbie Hubbard
Jackie Osborne
Susan Kline
Beverly Arnold
Kathy Adams
Rhonda Graham
Linda Sheskey
Bonnie Dishong
Joan Smith
Connie Whitmore
Debbie Taylor
Mrs. Nelle Elliott
Linda Courtney
Ann Puckett
Jean Winigman
Jean Lavely
Martha Maurer
Raphael Anderson
Rosemarie Lanning
Cathy Dalton
Janice Traugh
Barbara Downhour
Loretta Six
Debbie Davis
Gracie Wright
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Nelsonville-York
United States
Leota Barrows
Nelsonville B & PW
Linda Sheksey
Nelle Elliott
Brandt’s
Logan
Barrows
Pythias Honors Glass for 50 Years of Membership
Nelsonville observes Henry Glass Night as Knights of Pythias Valley Lodge No. 169 presents a 50-year pin certificate and membership card. District Deputy Grand Chancellor John Bownes presided with Grand Chancellor Harold Peters attending. Glass joined in 1919 and has held key lodge roles.
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Nelsonville
Henry Glass
Zanesville Ave
Logan
Knights of Pythias
Valley Lodge No. 169
Lodge
Grand Domain of Ohio
John Bownes
Harold Peters
Pataskala
Ohio Domain
Bownes
C. Roy Tomlinson
W. A. Patton
Fred Surgeon
Gus Graham
Robert White
Charles B. Howell
Ohio Pythian
Springfield
Glass
Pythian Order
Mem
Bers
Supreme and
Domain
Order
Logan Lodge
State Department of Highways
Valley Lodge
Edward L. Murphy
Ralph Helber
Vietnam
Gary Young
Air Force
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Loses New Arrival and Discharges
Mr and Mrs Russell Spencer Logan welcomed a daughter. Admissions include Edward Klinebriel Nelsonville Jess Thompson Shawnee Maudie Kinnison Murray City Rebecca Jo Mansfield The Plains Sharon Stover Nelsonville Lydia Hunter McArthur. Dismissals include Mrs Rodney Harper and son Mrs George Nagle Raymond Taylor.
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Russell Spencer
Logan
Admissions
Edward Klinebriel
Nelsonville
Jess Thompson
Shawnee
Maudie Kinnison
Murray City
Rebecca Jo Mansfield
the Plains
Sharon Stover
Lydia Hunter
McArthur
Rodney Harper and Son
George Nagle
Raymond Taylor
Hocking Valley Historical Vehicle Club Meeting Held
Mr. and Mrs. William Morman hosted the Hocking Valley Historical Vehicle Club on Williams Street with 14 members present. Mrs. Nell Patton won the contest. The club plans a meeting next month with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goss on March 21.
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Nelsonville
William Morman
Williams Street
Hocking Valley
Nell Patton
Paul Goss
Two Men Injured In Route 93 Crash Near McArthur
Two Kentucky men suffered severe injuries when their car left Route 93 five miles north of McArthur, hit a rock on a sharp curve and overturned. Paul Kelley of Ashland was not cited. both he and William Kelley were taken by ambulance to Hocking Valley Community Hospital. One man was pinned in the wreck for a long time.
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Mcarthur
Kentucky
Route 93
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Paul
William Kelley
Ashland
State Highway Patrol
Paul Kelley
Special Election to Fill FOE Nelsonville Posts
Nelsonville Aerie No. 391 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a special election on March 4 at 7:30 PM to fill vacancies for vice president secretary and chaplain after resignations. DeVore the secretary urges member attendance. Also noted is the Hyperion Club meeting at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co office on Lake Howe Drive with Mrs. Mabel Haffner hosting and Mrs. Beatrice Adamson presenting Project Hope. The Siberian River Ob is listed with length and basin area.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aerie No
Order of Eagles
DeVore
Nelsonville Hyperion Club
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Lake Howe Drive
Mabel Haffner
Eagles Plan Benefit Dance for Major John Yorde
A Murray City Eagles Hall benefit dance for Major John Yorde is set for Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Glendale Robson's band will provide the music as announced by lodge officers.
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Murray City
Eagles
John Yorde
Glendale Robson
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Dale P. Wharton
Maurer
Trea
Pythias Honors Glass
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Historical Vehicle Organization Meets
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Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Miki
Athens, Ohio
FOE
Hyperion Club
Beatrice Adamson
Project Hope
Ob River
Siberia
Goldberg
High ST
Glouster, Ohio
Berry Hall Security Bank
Cover Girl
Clairol
Hazel Bishop
Bankamericard
Gleem
Plains
M. L
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M. Conant
Bowman's
Bowman’s Dept. Store
Chauncey, Ohio
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Cable Now
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