Local Board Sets Regular Monthly Sessions and Hiring
Officials approve ongoing monthly meetings on the third Monday. Agnes Pendergrass remains clerk and was rehired in January for a four year term. The notice lists marriages licenses for Donald Lowe and June Rusk of Radcliff, and Charles Rogers with Mary Betts of McArthur, plus Louis Duncan and Ida Kish of Cincinnati and McArthur respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Pendergrass
Vinton
Donald W. Lowe
Radcliff
June Lorna Rusk
Charles Raymond Rogers
Laurelville
Mary Ann Betts
McArthur
Louis B. Duncan
Cincinnati
Ida Mae Kish
Homemakers Hold Party and Contest Winners
A homemakers group hosted a party with a reading by Mrs. Phyllis Morman. A pot luck dinner followed and Rev. Ronad Axtell offered a prayer. Contest winners were Mrs. Clara Mac Pitts, Mrs. Catherine Axtell, Mrs. Alice Smith, Mrs. Marjorie Moore, and Mrs. Jean Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout House
Phyllis Morman
Ronad Axtell
Jimon Janice McKnight
Clara MacPitts
Catherine Axtell
Alice Smith
Marjorie Moore
Jean Mitchell
Cabs in Nelsonville Under City Inspection
Nelsonville underway city cab permits law inspection. Mayor William Hoffman said Tuesday police department and a mechanic will give cabs complete checks to determine safe operation. One car a day will be inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Mayor's Court Returns Guilty Verdicts In Nelsonville Session
In Nelsonville mayor court on Monday night two defendants were found guilty and several others faced fines. Ruth Ann Neil of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without an operator license and was fined plus costs. Carol Lynn Morris forfeited a $20 bond for a red signal light violation. Xing Kelly, 794 Chestnut St., was fined $10 and costs for disturbing the peace after an earlier innocent plea. James Weston, of Buchtel, was found guilty of parking on the highway with faulty lights and no signals, fined $10 and costs. A meeting for vested organizations on a senior citizens center is set for Jan 13 at 7 p.m. at the Gas Company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carol Lynn Morris
Beverly Rd
Cleveland
Ruth Ann Neil
Canal St
Xing Kelly
Chestnut St
Florence Venters
Hoffman
James Weston
Buchtel
Weston
Sylvania Ave
Route 216
Weather watch and winter prep on The Square
The column discusses expected snow or mild weather and the need for snow removal gear in Ohio cities. It notes salt, pea gravel, and sawdust as potential anti ice aids, cites possible future concerns with gravel washing into storm sewers, and mentions a bird feeding project by Campfire girls near Mount St Mary Hospital. It also highlights the value of birds in insect control and ends with a tip that mustard helps remove onion odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Ohio
Allen Lumber Yard
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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