Gifted Children Debate Urges Better School Programs
Nelsonville educators hear Dr. E P Lynn say gifted students are neglected by many schools. He cites insufficient advanced courses, lack of standard programs, and the need for elective options and appropriate sections to challenge rapid learners and prevent underutilization of talent.
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Nelsonville
E. P
Lynn
College of Causes
Ohio Universit
Nelson
Mile Rotary Club
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights Club Meetings
The G E G Club met in Mrs Ma ine McCombs home with games and contests. Guests included Jo Ann Pedigo Jean Smith Shirley Shafer and Juanita . Girl Scout Troop 2 opened by Miss Tonya Reynolds in the Little 7 oo with flag bearers Joan Pritts Jetty Jo Keller and James Han lahs. Leader Mary Margaret Tomlinson announced a trip to the athletic field postponed by rain. Fifteen Methodist Youth Fellowship members attended Sunday evening at First Methodist Church.
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G.E.G. Club
Maine McCombs
Jo Ann Pedigo
Jean Smith
Shirley Shafer
Juanita
Tonya Reynolds
Joan Pritts
Jetty Jo Keller
James Han ‘ Lahs
Mary Margaret Tomlinson
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Dollar Minimum Wage Is Effective Thursday
The federal wage hour act raises the minimum to one dollar per hour, applying to most employees unless exempt. It replaces the prior 73 cent rate, with nationwide enforcement beginning Thursday through the Wage Hour Division. Local notices invite public attendance at sessions and outline how to obtain detailed wage information from the department.
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Department of Labor
Nelsonville
Sixe Sim
Pomeroy
Christian Church
U.S
Federal Building
Tian Women's Fellowship
Cincinnati 2
Hospital Notes Record Local Births And Admissions
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list a newborn son for Mr. and Mrs Clyde Spicer of New Lexington and multiple admissions and hospital movements across Nelsonville Glouster and surrounding towns. Names include Robert Lent Mary Dewhurst Vaughn Sauters Etha Katzenbach Janice Starr Fred Newton Michael Hillis and many others with mentions of transfers to University Hospital Casto Rest Home Hocking Valley and Mount St Mary Hospital. Local residents also noted visiting and family events along with a turkey birthday dinner at an area home.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Clyde Spicer
New Lexington
Robert J. Lent
Nelsonville
Mary Dewhurst
Fred Newton
Michael Hillis
Delno Cummons
Mary Hemsley
Glouster
Janice Starr
New Straitsile
Hemlock Social Notes Tell of Visits and Birthdays
Hemlock community members and families from Columbus Zanesville New Lexington Congo Newark Corning Coshocton and Duncan travel join visits celebrate 16th birthday and other family occasions. Notable names include Linscott Hodgson Williams Baird and Campbell with multiple relatives and guests from surrounding towns.
Weekend work world shocks aging churchgoers
In Hagerstown Maryland Dr Vernon Richardson at St Pauls Methodist Church warned of a shifting culture. He noted that great grandparents called the Holy Sabbath grandparents called it the Sabbath and parents called it Sunday while younger generations now call it the weekend.
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Hagerstown
Vernon Richardson
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Local Visitors Share News In Chester Area
A stream of neighbors and relatives visited friends in the Chester area. Floyd Ridenour and family hosted a week with June and Keith Ridenour while Gordon Ridenour recovered at Meigs General Hospital. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Charles Woode hosted Jacob Schilling and sons from Middleport. Others stopping by included Mrs A H Brown and Mrs Hella Weaver visiting Mrs Alice, Mr Virgil Wood visiting from afar, and Sunday callers Mr and Mrs C D Cleland with Fred Rice. Mrs Anna Frecker of Pine visited her daughter Mrs J Jeenl Nelson, a vet Ridenour and son James traveled to Columbus on business. George Wolfe’s visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Sprague of Readsville. Roy and Roger Hines and Jo Chapman of Pomeroy joined Mr and Mrs Charles Woode for dinner.
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Emma Mos. Sr
University Hospital
Columbus
George Scott
Hamden
Casto
Wellston
Holzer Hospital
William Pabst
Toledo
Harry Nittles
Monahan Ave
Baker Wood Co
McArthur
Hocking Valley
Hattie Sowers
S. Main St
Logan
Drew Salmons
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
CR. White
Athens
Alta Cox
Vale Cottrill
A.R. Tedrow
Pomeroy
James Leitch
Floyd Buskirk
George Leitch
Rateliff
Thomas Wil Sr
Goldsboro
Henry Gerty
Thomas Willis
Charles
George Loper
George
Dunby
Clyde Morrow
Clarence Morrow
Edna
New Lexington
Harry Starling
Moxahala
Congo
William Starling
Detroit
Willard Baird
John Baird
Frank Vargo
Margaret
Charles Bope
Somerset
Harry Tharp Visied
Mary Horvath
Kenton
B. O. Pitzer
Lancaster
Charles Woods
Charles Kehl
Bellville
Bernard Hodgson
P. B. Osenbaugh
Judith Ann Jenkins
William Jenkins
Jerry
Jenkins
Debbie
Jerry Altier
Corning
Jack Edwards
Gene Jenkins
Clifford Davis
Newark
Paul Roberts
James Shawnee
Eliza Campbell
Chester
Floyd Ridenour
June
Keith Ridenour
Gordon Ridenour
Meigs General Hospital
Charles Woode
Jacob Schilling
Sons
Middleport
A. H. Brown
Hella Weaver
Alice
Robert Wood
Irgil Wood
Curtis Wolfe
Gene Columbus
D. Cleland
Fred Rice
Anna Frecker
Pine
J. Jeenl Nelson
Vet Ridenour
James
George Wolfe
Frank Sprague
Readsville
Roy
Roger Hines
Jo Chapman
Nelsonville Area Man Arrives in the Far East
Pvt Jerry Lehman 19 son of Mr and Mrs John W Lehman of Nelsonville Route 1 recently arrived in Japan and is now a member of the anti aircraft artillery brigade there He entered the Army in August 1955 and received basic training at Fort Bliss Texas He arrived in the Far East in February a 1955 Ward Local High School Canon Hil deceased to.
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Nelsonville
Jerry
Lehman
John W
Japan
Wen
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Far East
Ward Local High School
Canon Hil
Trade Board Plans To Name Committees
NELSONVILLE The directors of the Nelsonville Board of Trade will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Nelsonville City Hall. Tentative plans call for the naming of committees and the start of the membership drive to be discussed.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of ‘Trade
Nelsonville City Hall
Teens Form Band At Church Youth Meeting
Five teenagers attended a Monday night Youth Activities group meeting at the Church of the Epiphany Episcopal. After a brief business session the group danced and enjoyed refreshments. Plans for a small dance next week and selecting a group name were announced. Kenneth Orwiler showed slides from a trip by Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks to Havana. Adults present included Mr. and Mrs. William Fisk, Capt. William Paddock, Charles Ryan and Mrs. Betty Evi.
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Seloumelist
Auere Wee
Youth Activiies
Church of the 4 Epiphany
Episcopal
Kenneth Orwiler
William Fisk
William Paddock
Charles Ryan
Betty Evi
Boosters Meet Nelsonville Band Boosters Thursday
The Nelsonville Band Boosters will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Sand room of the high school Backstairs Passage is a seven mile wide channel between the mainland of South Australia and Kangaroo Island.
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Nelsonville
Backstairs Passage
South Australia
Kangaroo Island
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Mr. Swarts
Hobart ‘Swarts
Arthur Atherton
Hobart Swartz
Ms Wonderful
Ra Tee
Sinatra
Ey Et Mwah Lst Eng
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Romeo’duliet
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the Plains
Robert Green
Etha Katzenbach
Les Faris Crabtree
Chaun- Sirs
Ada Bowens
Nina Windle
Deana Cottrill
Union Furvee
Hemlock
News and Cartoon
Ohio
Zemo
Nelsonville Area
Trade Board
Miss Sadie Thompson
Rita Hay
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Severn Arnold
Roger Dean
Fayette Street
J. H. Wilson
First National Bank
Telephone
Nelsonville, Ohio
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Clinton Engine
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