Henry Haller named White House executive chef
Swiss born Henry Haller, 43, to assume executive chef duties at the White House on Feb 1 after four years as head cook at the Sheraton East Hotel in New York City. Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson called him one of the finest in the country as Rene Verdon had quit Jan 1 leaving the post vacant. Edsel Ford wins Poetry Society prize and faces mistaken identity with other Fords. Camden Maine townsfolk consider a woman police chief as applicants rise.
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Henry Haller
White House
Sheraton - East
New York City
Haller
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rene Verdon
Edsel Ford
Poetry Society of America
June Kincade
Marjorie Knowlton
Nelsonville High leads Class A rating sparks local buzz
Nelsonville fans pack discussions as the Southeast Ohio League honors Nelsonville High School basketball atop Class A. A Plain Dealer writer notes no pep rally before Friday's game with Jackson. Parking meters bring in 218 dollars for the week ending January 20.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jackson
Lions Clubs Hold Zone Meeting In McArthur
Representatives from Albany Athens Jackson Wellston and Chillicothe Lions Clubs attended the McArthur Lions Club zone meeting. Zone Chairman Walter Hawk led talks on strengthening clubs and community service. Dr Richard H Billman spoke on the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation. Next meeting set for January 26 at 6 30 p m with an antique gun collection exhibit by Senior Deputy Gov Hardel.
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McArthur
Lions Clubs
Albany
Athens
Jackson
Wellston
Chillicothe
McArthur Lions Club
Walter Hawk
McArthur Club
R. W. McClelland
Andrew Adelman
O. L. Hutchinson
Virgil Lough
Clifford Kerby
Richard H. Billman
Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation
Lions Club
Hardel
Nelsonville Council To Consider Levy
Nelsonville mayor calls a special 7 p.m. Monday council session to discuss enacting a recreation levy for the May 3 ballot. The agenda may include other business. Out of town relatives attend services for Mrs. Estelle Hotnit Davis, High St., including John Hotnit Columbus and others from Washington N Y Philadelphia Penn Canton W Va Zanesville and Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Estelle Hotnit Davis
High St
John L. Hotnit
Columbus
Robert Thomas
Betty Hotnit
Washington, N. Y
James L. Colbert
Philadelphia
Penn
George Walker
Canton
Willis Edward Walker
Charleston
W. Va
Bernard Miller
Zanesville
F. Ely
Ann
Byron
Charles Colbert
Gertie Frank
Mayor Williams signals stance amid village squabbles
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Jr asserts he will not flee disputes and backs Joseph Sikorski Jr for street commissioner after a prior candidate withdrew. Council opposed earlier, with no vote for James A. Russell. The meeting also set plans for a police ordinance on hours and dog leash rules and discussed cemetery funding and budgeting steps.
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William LaVelle
Ohio
Glouster
Williams
Park Fund
Hospital Notes Add Names and Transfers From Mount St Mary
Mount St Mary Hospital notes admit list includes John Beattie New Straits ville Bernard Berens McAr thur Mrs Muriel Standley Glouster Wilbur Brown Jr Zaleski Mrs James Stewart and daughter Logan Graydon Snyder Moxahala Mrs Mar lene Patton Nelsonville Route 1 Mrs Forrest Jolley Nelson ville Floyd Barber Nelson ville Harold Goodin Zaleski Mrs Myrna Smart Nelson ville Route 2 Mrs Lena Burt Athens Mrs Fannie Spencer Logan transferred to University Hospital Columbus.
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John Beattie
New Straitsville
Bernard Berens
McArthur
Muriel Standley
Glouster
Wilbur Brown Jr. Zaleski
James Stewart
Logan
Graydon Snyder
Moxahala
Marlene Patton
Nelsonville
Forrest Jolley
Floyd Barber
Harold Goodin
Zaleski
Myrna Smart
Lena Burt
Athens
Fannie Spencer
University Hospital
Columbus
Special Grange Conference At McArthur Methodist Church
Jackson County led ten counties in attendance at a Grange conference held at the McArthur Methodist Church. Members from Bloomfield Limerick Milton Washington Scioto Victory and Jackson Granges attended along with Athens Vinton Meigs Gallia Lawrence Ross Pickaway. State Grange Master Bryan Frederick delivered a 75 question Grange quiz. Mrs Lucille Frederick spoke on family emphasis and Gus Umbach outlined youth opportunities. A young married couple conference is planned for March 26-27.
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Jackson County
Bloomfield
Limerick
Milton
Washington
Scioto
Victory
Jackson Granges
Athens
Vinton
Meigs
Gallia
Lawrence
Jackson
Ross
Pickaway
State Grange
Bryan Frederick
Lucille Frederick
Gus Umbach
Grange
Umbach
Native Seeks Senate Seat in Ohio Republican Primary
Alban L. Whiteside, a Columbus attorney and former Ross County resident, announced his bid for the Republican nomination for state senator from the 17th District. The district covers Fairfield Hocking Pickaway Ross and Vinton counties and parts of Franklin County. Whiteside attended Chillicothe schools and once worked on the Chillicothe Gazette news staff.
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Columbus
Alban L. Whiteside
Ross County
Fairfield
Hocking
Pickaway
Ross
Vinton
Franklin County
Whiteside
Chillicothe
The
Chillicothe Gazette
Theisen Birth Brings Daughter Brenda Kay to Nelsonville Family
Mr. and Mrs. William Theisen of Nelsonville Route 1 announce the birth of daughter Brenda Kay on January 15 at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Glouster Route 3 and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Theisen of Corning. Great grandparents are Mrs. Jennie Smith of Glouster Route 3 and Mr. and Mrs. John Theisen of Glouster. The Theisens also have two sons, Frank and Randy, and another daughter, Jennifer Lynn.
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Nelsonville
William Theisen
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Brenda Kay
Frank Smith
Glouster
Fred Theisen
Corning
Jennie Smith
John Theisen
Theisens
Frank
Randy
Jennifer Lynn
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N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Beshara
Frank Darling
Joe Roback
W. R. Balderson
F.D.I.C
the Peoples Bank
Nelsonville, Ohio
Rvice Bank
Senate
Altim
Onno
Orion
Altmans
Wrangler
Lucky Boy
Deerfield
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