Nelsonville reorganizes police force with new hires and training
Chief Max Valkinburg outlines plans for a re organized Nelsonville police department. Two new patrolmen Dale Townsend and Nick Sanborn join, with Clarence Wolfe as a regular officer. Officers will train at Athens and state academies while radios link to area sheriffs and patrols. Additional notes cover overtime, a planned Policemen's Ball, and 1960 arrest statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Earl Hilleary
Rotary Club
Valkinburg
Athens County
Harold Shields
Hilleary
Civil Service
Dale Townsend
Nick Sanborn
Clarence Wolfe
Athens Police Department
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Association
Fire Department
Sheriffs
Roy W Davis
Prayer Day Observance Set By Presbyterian Group
Circle No 1 members hosted the first year meeting in Nelsonville Church social rooms. President Mrs J M Hartley presided as treasurer report was accepted and the World Day of Prayer will be observed Feb 17 at the Church of the Epiphany. Circle leaders were told stockings will be distributed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Circle No. 1
Presbyterian Women’s Association
J. M. Hartley
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal
Nora Jo Hall
Betty Crawford
James Shumaker
Eugene Snyder
Crawford
Fraedrich Re-Elected School Board Chief
In Nelsonville William Fraedrich was re-elected board president and Richard Hubbard was returned as vice president. The vote on both offices was unanimous. The board raised the clerk salary to 160 dollars, fixed the third Monday as the meeting day, and adopted current rules and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Fraedrich
E. Washington Sr
Richard Hubbard
Pandorian Club Sets January Meeting on Banking Topic
The Pandorian Club will hold its first 2 p.m. meeting of the year at Mrs. James Shumaker's home 467 Chestnut Street. Mrs. Richard Kunzman leads the program titled We Learn About Banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pandorian Club
James Shumaker
Chestnut St
Richard Kunzman
Meeting Canceled Circle 2 WSCS Cancelled at Parsonage
Circle 2 of the First Methodist Church WSCS led by Mrs Hazel Bean announced a Thursday evening meeting at the church parsonage but the gathering has been canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Circle 2
Hazel Bean
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Nelsonville Visitors at Fayette Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duncan of Lithopolis and their children Jeanne and Gary visited Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Duncan at 122 Fayette Street in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Donald Duncan
Jeanne
Gary
Lithopolis
C. D. Duncan
Fayette St
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admissions and Discharges
The Mount St. Mary Hospital reports multiple births and admissions. Newborns to Beliford Snowden Barlow families listed, with several patients including Deborah Warner, David Graham, Frank Townsend, Margaret Noon, Edith Robinson, Letha Smith, Nathan Thomas, Clarence Meek, and John Giffin. Discharges note Mrs Larry Green and her son.
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Deborah 8. Warner
Athens
David Graham
Murray City
Eben Chilcoate
Millfield
Frank Townsend
Wilkesville
Margaret Noon
New Lexington
Edith Robinson
Glouster
Letha Smith
Nelsonville
Nathan Thomas
Clarence Meek
John Giffin
Larry Green
Logan
Patsy Cox Honored On Seventh Birthday
Mrs. Bill Cox hosted a birthday party for Patsy Cox on her seventh birthday at St. Charles Street in Nelsonville. Guests included Sandy Wilson Jennifer Dishong and Rita Carter who won prizes. Refreshments were served and favors given to the guests including Lelia Todd and Debbie Fick among others with Marilyn Carter assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Cox
Nelsonville
Bill Cox
St. Charles St
Patsy
Sandy Wilson
Jennifer Dishong
Rita Carter
Lelia Todd
Vicki
Janice McCombs
Debbie Fick
Debbie Johnson
Carolyn
Virginia Carter
Merilee Kunzman
Jemnifer Dishong
Cox
Marilyn Carter
Nelsonville Rainbow Girls election set for Wednesday
Nelsonville assembly No. 100 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will elect officers Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. All girls should bring a quarter for a donation to the Helen Washburn Memorial Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Assembly of the Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Helen Washburn
Birth of Gail Evelyn Lash in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs John Lash of 193 Canal Street announce the birth of their daughter Gail Evelyn on December 30 at Mount St Mary Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs Grace Lash and Mr and Mrs Elza Miller, all of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Lash
Canal St
Gail Evelyn
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Grace Lash
Elza Miller
Antique Auto Dinner Meeting Planned in Nelsonville
The Athens County Antique Auto Association schedules a dinner meeting at Ethel's Tea Room at 7 p.m. Saturday in Nelsonville. The event invites members to gather for meals and discuss club activities.
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Nelsonville
Athens County Antique Auto Association
Ethel’s
Christmas Guests and Visits Across Local Families
A mosaic of holiday gatherings spans Athens Logan and surrounding areas as families hosted relatives and friends over Christmas. Notable visits included the McVeys and Johnsons from Athens, the McGlothlins, Cherry, and Lambert clans, and many others from Columbus Logan and Warren Ohio.
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Albert Ingmire
Union Furnace
Charles McVey
Athens
Harry McVey
Brandenton
Fla
Ralph Johnson
Johnson
Harry McGlothlin
Max McGlothlin
Cecil McGlothlin
Opal Powell
Visi
Paul Hull
Carl Hull
John Mosure
Sandy Yarborough
Columbus
Elizabeth Patton
Don Castell
Logan
Harry Wilson
Ellen
Jim Ingmire
Leone Wisecup
Fairborn
Ingmire
Lillian Howard
Robert Howard
Mae Currie
Ray Will
Roy Taylor
Warren
Ohio
Earl Loomis Sr
Earl Anthony
Boosters to Meet Nelsonville York Athlet ic Boosters
Athletic boosters will meet at 7 p m on Wednesday in the York High School building to discuss upcoming events and support for sports programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — York
York High School
Mount St Mary Hospital marks tenth anniversary year
The Mount St Mary Hospital in Nelsonville marked its tenth anniversary in 1960 10th year expansion and improvements included adding 12 beds bringing total capacity to 87 The year saw staff rise from 123 to 136 and 3792 total admissions 658 births 340 boys 318 girls The period also featured guild activity gifts and accreditation news with Dr T J Najm elected chief of staff and C S Matheny as advisory board president
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Farley Brunton
Glouster
Alice Kelso
Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild
Perry County Twig
New Lexington
Vocational Industrial Club of
Buchtel-York High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Nelsonville Elks Lodge
Joint Commission On the Accreditation of Hospitals
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Ohio State Department of Health
Nelsonville Gray Ladies
Athens County
American Red Cross
T. J. Najm
C. S. Matheny
Haydenville
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Robert Beliford
Jack Snowden
Wilbur Barlow
New Straitsville
BALL
Arctics
United States
Skin
St. Logan, Ohio
U. Furnace
Joe Hickey
Wyoming
U. S. Senate
Keith Thompson
Baby IS
Athens & Glouster Stores
Coats
Raven
Little Boys
Childrens
Crasance
Heck
Listerine Weise
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