Vinton County Denies Probate Court Budget Request
Vinton County commissioners denied a $3,600 salary plus $400 travel budget for Maude B. Lohr as juvenile officer and case worker. They also rejected Judge W. H. Lohr’s $3,600 juvenile court appropriation and a stenographer request from Judge C. W. Smith, as part of an $800,000 budget including $175,000 general fund and $430,000 highway maintenance. The decision may trigger a mandamus action to compel funds. Delaware Park in Wilmington, a major track, limits programs to eight races.
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McArthur
Vinton County
W. H. Lohr
Maude B. Lohr
Esther Class Meets and Social Hour at First Methodist
Nelsonville seven teen members attended the January meeting of the Queen Esther Class at First Methodist Church. Devotional leader Mrs. Virginia Romine read Be Ye Kind To One Another from the Wayside Pulpit. President Mrs. Mary Tignor led a brief business session followed by a social hour. The group celebrated teacher Mrs. Kathryn Gray's birthday with games and prizes for Mrs. Romine and Mrs. Fick. traveling prizes went to several members. Hostesses were Mrs. Todd Hoskins Earich and Matheny. Next meeting February 4 features a fifty cent Valentine gift exchange.
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Virginia Romine
Mary Tignor
Kathryn Gray
Romine
Martha Fick
Ellen Davis
Gray
Mary Beth Hook
Violet Carroll
Jane Heintzelman
Mary Todd
Dorothy Hoskins
Juanita Earich
Norma Matheny
Twig 3 Meeting Planned at Mrs Haffner's Home
Mrs Mabel Haffner will host Twig 3 members of the Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild at 182 W Washington St at 7 30 p m Monday Miss Treva Shaw Twig Chairman will preside during the business session
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Mabel Haffner
Twig 3
Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild
W. Washington St
Twig
Treva Shaw
Allensville School Chief Faces Protest Over Dismissal
A Citizens Committee plans a Thursday meeting to protest the Allensville Consolidated School District board’s decision to terminate Supt Everett B Webb’s contract after July 31 1964. Webb, who has led the district 17 years, planned to retire in 1965 amid a closed vote to rehire replacing him.
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Allensville
Everett B. Webb
Board of Education
Webb
Rio Grande College Extension
Darrell Timmons
Don Smith
Ronald Murray
Denno McClure
Steve Wortman
Virginia Byers
Norma Henson
Ethel Arbell
Gene Bledsoe
June Ratliff
George Wilson
Allensville Grocer
John Waldron
Paul Cecil
Roy Kruger
Ray Hart
Neil Scott
Knights of Pythias Lodge Rated Excellent in Nelsonville
Grand Chancellor Harlan Wall praised Valley Lodge 169 in Nelsonville after an official inspection. Newly elected officers were installed with Past Chancellor James Hollenbaugh presiding and Deputy Grand Chancellor Sam Moscato assisting. The order marks its 100th anniversary on February 19 with a special program planned.
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Nelsonville
Harlan Wall
Norwood
Domain of
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Valley Lodge 169
Nelsonville Lodge
James Hollenbaugh
Gibert Smith
Hollenbaugh
Pi Beta Pi
the Pythian Lodge
Knights of Pythias Order
Sam Moscato
Lohse Appointed At Village Council Meeting
Chauncey village council filled vacancies at an organizational meeting. Herman Lohse was appointed to fill Willard Lanning’s vacancy after Lanning moved from the village before taking office. John Smart won a four year term to complete the council slate and Daugherty became council president. William Lavelle was hired as solicitor and Maxine Smith as clerk treasurer succeeding Alta Lewis who moved away.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Village
Charles Wadley
Herman Lohse
Willard Lanning
John Schoonover
Walter Staley
Robert Daugherty
William Abdella
John Smart
Daugherty
Schoonover and
Smart
Abdella
Lohse
Schoonover
Staley
Street
William Lavelle
Athens
Maxine Smith
Wadley
Alta Lewis
Chauncey Personalities Share Christmas Visits
CHAUNCEY residents Rev and Mrs Charles Hook of Chauncey visited relatives in Hollywood Florida over Christmas. Mrs Jack Antle and children of Chauncey Mrs Merle Kelzenberg and daughter of Jacksonville and Mrs Cecil Antle of Concord were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Lasure and daughter Melinda of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Charles Hook
Nelsonville
Hollywood, Fla
Jack Antle
Merle Kelzenberg
Jacksonville
Cecil Antle
Concord
Richard Lasure
Melinda
the Plains
Farewell party for Bill Theisen in Chauncey
Chauncey residents held a farewell gathering for Bill Theisen of Millfield who left January 2 for Navy duty at Great Lakes. Attendees included Theisen family, Chappelears, Browns, Parker, Kovaleski, and the Richardsons with distant relatives telephoning in. Charades and refreshments completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Richardson
Chappelear
Brown
Carolyn Parker
Jacksonville
Max “Slug” Kovaleski
Richardson
Don
Lois Ann
Frederica Theisen
Coatesville
Gerald Daft
Bobby
Athens
Kovaleski
Navy
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births and Discharges
Hospital notes list births for Poling, Morrison, Arena, Barnett, Conley, Stobart, Taylor, Hunter, Green, Starlin, Fiume, Bethel, Nichols, Bowen, Pettit. Dismissals include Easterling, McNeeley, McDonald, Carter, Rollins, Vess, Maurer, Kopis.
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Dora Conley
Nelsonville
Martin Stobart
Amesville
Kathleen Taylor
Buchtel
Howard Hunter
New Marshfield
Alice Green
Logan
Patricia Starlin
Stewart
Joseph Fiume
Gibisonville
Pauline Bethel
Glouster
Bessie Nicholson
Chauncey
Elmer Bowen
Charles E. Pettit
Don Easterling
Murray City
Eugene McNeeley
New Plymouth
Patricia McDonald
Carbondale
Floyd Carter
Ethel Rollins
William Vess
Trimble
John Maurer
Steve Kopis
Shawnee
Trade Board To Elect Directors For 1964
Nelsonville board of trade schedules its annual meeting at First Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. January 23. Nominees for seven director openings across three classifications are named by the nominating committee. Members should renew 1964 memberships and announce alternates if they cannot attend the session. Officers will report on 1963 progress and 1964 plans.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Richard Hubbard
First Presbyterian Church
Alice Kelso
Charles Corrigan
Jack Oakley
William Hoffman
William Mechem
Mel _ Blackburn
Earl Hilleary
Edward Murphy
Trade and Development Organization
Meigs Memorial Hospital Admission and Discharges
Admitted to Meigs Memorial Hospital were Robert Hysell of Pomeroy Mildred Tubbs of Pomeroy Roma Hawkins of Middleport. Discharges include Mrs William Ferguson and her son Mrs William Musser and her son Mrs William Taylor and her son Pauline Hysell and Lucy Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hysell
Pomeroy
Mildred Tubbs
Roma Hawkins
Middleport
William Ferguson
William Musser
William Taylor
Pauline Hysell
Lucy Cole
Meigs General Hospital Notes Brief List
Meigs General Hospital notes include Millard Durst from Cheshire Leopold Hysell from Pomeroy Dessie Patterson from Pomeroy Joyce Bing and Fred Swatzel among listed individuals.
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Meigs General Hospital
Millard Durst
Cheshire
Leopold Hysell
Pomeroy
Dessie Patterson
Joyce Bing, Fred Swatzel
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Vinton Commissioners
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Raymond Cottrill
Hamden
Board of Commissioners
Eagle Two
Common Pleas
C. W. Smith
Delaware Park
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Del
Credit Thrift Plan
Esther
Olafsen
Reema
Aytinal
Gee
Foster
Emiuy Ama
Raymond C. Patton
Harry Nill
Henry Glass
Aaron Adcock
Clarence Green
Ray Howe
John Bownes
C. Roy Tomlinson
T. A. Hickman
James Paton
Wilbur D. Mender
R. C. Patton
W. M. Howe
Springfield
Slate
Public Square
Chris Wolfe, Sr
Wolfe
Bill Theisen
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Clarence A. Poling
Gerald Morrison
Thomas Arena
Cecil Barnett
Trade Board
Nett Kuhn
Stuart Hoodler
John Brooks
John Coker
Jack Maurer
Delbert Kuhn
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Betts
W. Washington St. Nelsonville
Collins & Young
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