Nelsonville Council debates relief plan and Central School fate
Nelsonville council tackles ending relief in city limits while weighing demolition of Central School and off street parking. discussion covers county relief option with Athens and impact on finances, school board talks, and parking meter staffing.
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Nelsonville Council
Nelsonville
Central School
Linquent
Earl Hilleary
White
Athens
Hilleary
Council
Soldiers and Sailors
Charlies Shafer
Ward Phillips
John Brooks
Brooks
Violet Hollenbaugh
Legion Members Press Senator Young in Nelsonville Conference
Eastern Ohio Legionnaires at the Winter Conference condemn Senator Stephen Young for unbecoming conduct and urge resignation if he opposes American Legion values. A district leader warns citizens to stay alert to subversive agents as posts celebrate quota achievements and Boys State outcomes at Ohio University.
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Nelsonville — Legionnaires
Ohio
Nelsonville Sunday
Stephen Young
Zion
Hamilton County
Ican Legion
James Ported
South Wagonseller
Lancaster
United States
Ohio Legion
Nolan Mace
Boys’ State
Ohio University
Joan Baker
Don Brady
Nelsonville
Charles Courtney
Earl Hilleary
Legionnaires
Laurelville
Bremen
Don Roach
Lancaster Post 11
Post Department
Wagenseller
Legion
Mount St. Mary Hospital Receives Three Year Accreditation
Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville has been renewed for a three year period by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. The action follows a November 16 1959 survey and commends the medical staff administration and nursing care for maintaining high standards of patient care.
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Nelsonville
Board of Commissioners
The
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Mount St. Mary Hospital
M. Bernice
Joint Commission
Mother Bernice
Kenneth B. Babcock
Fred N. Elliott
Perry County Candidates Seek Offices
Perry County residents filed candidacies in the Perry County primaries. Democrats include Rhoderick G. Mills seeking the 15th district Congress nomination, Parker C. Ice for county commissioner, and Charles J. Ratliff for sheriff. Republican contenders are Dr. A. J. Ball for coroner, Lester Snide and John Brown for sheriff, and H. A. Zollinger for state representative. Dave Moore, the current sheriff, will not seek a third term. A Pirouette Club meeting is announced in Nelsonville at 8 p.m.
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Rhoderick G. Mills Democrat
Perry County
Congress
Parker C. Ice
Glenford
Charles J. Ratliff
New Lexington
Lester Snide
John Brown
Crooksville
Brown
H. A. Zollinger
Dave Moore
Relatives Die Suddenly In West Virginia
Nelsonville reports two unexpected deaths on Sunday heart attacks. Mrs. Mary Heilman, daughter of Ward and Woodard, died after a first attack and a second fatal one while her daughter Dorothy was driving her to hospital. Her sister is Lulu Saltz and her nephew Si Meadows, a Logan druggist, also died two hours later in Logan.
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Nelsonville
West Virginia
Lulu Saltz
J. M. Hartley
Huntington
Mary Heilman
Deer Killed With Bow Near Junction City
Perry Wolfe, a Junction City sophomore, earned the distinction of killing Perry County’s first deer with a bow and arrow. On the Hampton farm between Junction City and Somer, the deer charged then hid in a bush after a first miss. The second arrow struck near the heart. the 185 pound dressed buck was finally brought down.
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Junction City
Perry Wolfe
Perry County
Hampton Farm
Somerset
Wrecking firm wins expressway contract in New Lexington area
The Kiener Wrecking Co. of Moxahala was the low bidder for wrecking and removal to ground level of all buildings on seven lots in New Lexington area, grand tender awarded for expressway project.
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New Lexington
Kiener Wrecking Co
Moxahala
New Lexington School Board Reorganizes Leadership
NEW LEXINGTON The New Lexington Board of Education reorganized and elected officers. W Robert Thompson named president Nyal Berry vice president C R Ridenour clerk. Other members include Dr R L Yeardley John C Ferguson and George F Christy. The Zanesville area notes and regional club mentions follow.
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New Lexington
New Lexington Board of Education
W. Robert Thompson
Nyal Berry
C. R. Ridenour
R. L. Yeardley
John C Ferguson
George F. Christy
Swim classes for Scouts planned at Ohio University pool
Hocking District leaders announce non-swimmer instruction for Boy Scouts in Athens County at the Ohio University natatorium starting Thursday January 14. Classes run from 8 to 9 pm on the second and third Thursdays for two months or more with a small admission fee. Unit leaders must arrange pool transportation for their members.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Ohio University
Hock
Hocking
William Teders
Newark teen killed in Route 75 crash near Crooksville
William M. Maness, 17, of Newark, lost control on a curve three miles north of Crooksville on Route 75, struck an embankment and went into a ditch. Passenger Nelson Waldrop, 15, of Buckeye Lake, suffered internal injuries and fractured ribs.
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New Lexington
William M. Maness
Newark
Crooksville
Nelson Waldrop
Buckeye Lake
Patrolman McMannis Resigns from Nelsonville Police Post
Nelsonville reports the resignation of Patrolman Tom McMannis accepted by Service Director Homes Adams. McMannis left to take a job at the Carborundum plant in Logan after a two week suspension and reinstatement ordeal earlier, having been reinstated Friday.
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Nelsonville
Tom McMannis
Homes Adams
McMannis
Logan
The
Civil Service Commission
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Denver White
Matt Adkins
Phillips
Gilbert Courtney
Homer Adams
York Two
Judiciary Committee
Firemen Pension Fund
Public Employes Retirement Fund
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Oregon
SEC Legion
Senator Young
Mount St. Mary
A. J. Ball
Republican
Tnoight
Robertick
Fort St
Voxahala Wreckers
New Lexington School Board
Zanesville
Ex Emblem Club
Nelson- the Kiener
Ville Emblem Club
Elks
U.S. Gars
Rambler
America
U. S
American Motors
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Platt's Shell
W. Union St
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