Pythian Lodge Gives Nelsonville Post Office Military Bulletin Board
Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias presented a Christmas tree bulletin board of service member addresses to Postmaster William Theisen in Nelsonville. The board will reside in the post office lobby to collect and share local service members’ addresses for cards and letters, with relatives submitting details and staff typing cards.
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Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
William Theisen
James Hollenbaugh
Lodge
Tom Hickman III
U. S
Hollenbaugh
York Grange
American Legion
Theisen
Nelsonville Area
Thomas Hickman III
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Officials Re-Elected By Two Logan Banks
Logan two banks held 1966 reorganizational meetings. Farmers & Merchants Bank re-elected directors R B Perkins Lester V Risch Clarence Blosser Robert Keynes Fred E Hull Barton A Hall Fred A Murray Carl C Harsh. Officers re-elected Hall chairman Perkins president Ralph O Moorehead vice president J M Hartman vice president Herschel Bensonhaver cashier Glenn Hemsworth assistant cashier Ted McVey assistant cashier. Citizen Bank directors re elected Rolland Bright James Frey Roy Funk Ernest Hartman Roger Humphrey Ralph Poston Aubrey W Prewitt Dayton Schultheis. Lavon Goodlive new director. Bright chairman Prewitt president cashier Poston vice president. James K Fowler elected assistant cashier. Asset high $3,137,000 December. bank organized 1961.
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LOGAN
Farmers & Merchants Bank
R. B. Perkins
Lester V. Risch
Clarence Blosser
Robert Keynes
Fred E. Hull
Barton A. Hall
Fred A. Murray
Carl C. Harsh
Hall
Perkins
Ralph O. Moorehead
J. M. Hartman
Herschel Bensonhaver
Glenn Hemsworth
Ted McVey
Citizen Bank
Rolland Bright
James Frey
Roy Funk
Ernest Hartman
Roger Hum
Bright
Prewitt
Poston
James K. Fowler
Legion Post 420 to Host Reception for District President
The American Legion Post 420 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the post home to plan an official reception for the American Legion Eighth District president visiting soon.
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Murray City
American Legion
American Legion Eighth District
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Local Notices
Births listed from Mount St. Mary Hospital include numerous parents and newborns by name and residence or route in Nelsonville Athens Glouster and surrounding areas. Nelsonville Emblem Club president Mrs. Charles Barrows returns from Los Angeles convention and will report on activities. Logan police charged David B Spackey, 23, with reckless operation of a motor vehicle and driving with no operator's license Saturday night.
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Nelsonville
Charles Barrows
Emblem Club
Los Angeles
LOGAN
David B. Spackey
W. 2Nd St
Rio Grande dedicates 420000 Jeanette Albiez Davis Library
A Sunday dedication at Rio Grande College unveiled the $420 000 Jeanette Albiez Davis Library for a 50 000 volume facility. Francis Keppel former U S Commissioner of Education spoke on library needs and small colleges role while guests included Rep Walter E Moeller Ohio University president Vernon Alden and college officials. Dr Alphus Christensen noted most funds came from contributions with a small federal grant. over 170 attended the dedication dinner.
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Rio Grande College
Jeanette Albiez Davis
Francis Keppel
U. S
Samuel S. Davis
Columbus
Walter E. Moeller
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio
Davis
Alphus Christensen
Keppel
Nelsonville Teen Age GOP Receives Award At Meeting
Nelsonville Teen Age Republican Club the Nelsonville chapter won a state Young Republican certificate for traveling the farthest to the Republican political school in Columbus. Speakers from Ohio included Ted Brown Roger Cloud John W Brown and Roger Tracy Jr. at the sixth annual event.
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Nelsonville
The
Young Republican Club
Republican Political School
Columbus
Columbus-Sheraton
Ohio
Ted Brown
Roger Cloud
John W. Brown
Roger Tracy
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
James E. Betts
Betts
Frank C. Betts
Watkins Sr
Kathy Steenrod
Debbie Davis
David Colwell
Diane Stage
Susie Gibbons
Nancy Howe
Two Logan Juveniles Cited After Police Chase
Logan police cited Harold M. Casto aged 16 of Route 3 and Robert Roy Curl aged 17 of 36 S Culver after a Saturday night chase in eastern Logan. Casto drove a car that ran a stop sign nearly hit a pickup and had its lights out at 10 45 p m. Both youths admitted alcohol use per police report.
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Logan
Hocking County
Harold M. Casto
Robert Roy Curl
S. Culver
Casto
Bloodmobile Visit Set On Jan 26 In Logan
The Columbus Region Bloodmobile will make its first 1966 Logan visit on January 26 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Westminster House of the Presbyterian Church. An added visit follows a regional request. prior December donors are ineligible. Appointments: EV 5-3536.
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Logan
Columbus
Westminister House
The
Presbyterian Church
Restaurant Buyer Moves To Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bush and their two children have moved to 245 Warner Ave Logan from Gallipolis. Bush has purchased Blosser's Restaurant from Clarence Blosser who operated it 37 years on Main Street. Bush takes possession Feb.
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Charles Bush
Warner Ave
Gallipolis
Bush
Blosser
Clarence Blosser
Main Street
Logan School Board Sets 7 30 PM Meeting Time
Logan city school board meets tonight at 7 30 p.m. in the high school superintendent's office. The time change moves the meeting earlier from 8 p.m. to 7 30.
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Logan
Logan City
Carbondale Woman Tops Pythian Slate
Nora Cox of Carbondale won a second term as most excellent Chief of Valley Temple 137 Pythian Sisters during rites at the Pythian building. Florence Coakley served as installing officer. new officers include Louise Pearce Emma Buckley Edna Cavanaugh Nellie Patton Flossie Cope Lacey Mace Linda Wend Mary Lowry Edith Patton. Mrs Raymond Patton named grand representative and Mrs Cope as alternate. Trustees are Thelma Hutchins Mary Lou Barber and Gertrude Green.
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Nora Cox
Carbondale
Valley Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Building
Florence Coakley
Louise Pearce
Emma Buckley
Edna Cavanaugh
Nellie Patton
Flossie Cope
Lacey Mace
Linda Wend
Mary Lowry
Edith Patton
Raymond Patton
Cope
Thelma Hutchins
Mary Lou Barber
Gertrude Green
Nelsonville Lodges and Groups Evening Activities
Nelsonville Philodorian Lodge No 157 F and AM meets at 7 p m in the Masonic Temple for Master Mason degree work. Boy Scout Troop 66 practices rope lashings at 7 30 p m in the Pythian building. Rainbow for Girls Nelsonville Assembly No 109 holds officers practice at 7 p m Tuesday and installs new officers Wednesday at 7 p m in the Masonic Temple with a social hour to follow chaired by Mrs Evelyn Hewitt mother advisor.
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F&am
Masonic Temple
Tommy L. McMannis
Boy Scout Troop 66
Pythian
Nelsonville Assembly
Order of
Nelsonville Man Leaves for Boston to Study Biochemistry
Carlin Carpenter of Nelsonville Route 2 departs Sunday for Boston Massachusetts to enter the University of Massachusetts biochemistry program. He will study on a university schol arship the first year and National Defense Fellowship for the next three years. Carpenter taught special education in the city schools this year before resigning. He will live in North Hadley with his wife Sharon O N ail and daughter Kelly Lynn. Michael McKenna of Lakewood was cited for excess speed and ordered to appear in Nelsonville Mayor Court Friday at 8 30 p.m.
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Carlin
Jeep
Sharon O’nail
Kelly Lynn
North Hadley
Mass
Michael McKenna
Elbur Ave
Lakewood
Gas Role In Ohio Topic at Logan Rotary Meeting
Miss Ann Drumel of Columbia Gas of Ohio will speak to the Logan Rotary Club on The Land of Enchantment Ohio. Her program uses Ohio products and scenic slides to show natural gas helping Ohio rise to third in the nation as an industrial state.
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Logan
Ann Drumel
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Logan Rotary Club
Land of Enchantment
Ohio
Drumel
Springfield High School
Wittenberg
Denison
Bowling Green State University
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery with New Remedy
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, branded as Preparation H, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction while easing discomfort, with patients declaring piles no longer a problem. Distributed as suppository or ointment, available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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