Principal Nelle Rayford Oversees Learning Disabilities Program
Mrs. Nelle Rayford, principal of Coolville Elementary, reflects on feeling isolated yet making sound decisions for all. She previously taught first grade at Coolville and at Washington Irving Elementary in Cleveland where she pioneered a learning disabilities program for underachieving students.
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Nelle Rayford
Coolville Elementary
Nelle
Coolville
Washington Irving
Cleveland
Orren
Athens
Ohio University
Rayfords
Bluefield State
West Virginia
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland Browns
Hints From Heloise: Practical Stamps and Home Tips
A collection of reader tips on thrifty household hacks. Using trading stamps for pretty decor, decorating a child’s room with toy pictures, simple homemaking philosophy, a cracker in sugar to avoid lumps, a honeyed barbecue sauce recipe, and recycling papers. Included are ideas for potato soup, flavored cupcakes, scented stationery, and sandwiching scent into notes.
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Heloise
Happy Homemaker
Tips On Getting Most From Music Lessons
CHICAGO AP. University educator Herman H Slayman says most children can enjoy music and 96 percent can play if properly motivated. Parents should let kids pick instruments and consider rentals. instrument quality and teaching approach also affect continued interest.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Herman H. Slayman
Athens Cooperative Nursery School Begins 15th Year
The Athens Cooperative Nursery School starts its 15th year with 3 and 4 year olds in sessions three mornings weekly. Directed by Vivian Worthman June Black Regina James and Sue Weiner parents assist as teacher aides and contribute arts music and drama. For registration call Jane Villemez at 593 8761.
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Athens Cooperative Nursery School
Vivian Worthman
June Black
Regina James
Sue Weiner
Jane Villemez
Birth of Catherine Ferne Hissong in Wyandot Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Hissong of Upper Sandusky announce the birth of their daughter Catherine Ferne born at Wyandot Memorial Hospital on Friday January 14. The mother is Jeannine Gottfried Neutzling of Athens. Grandparents are Mrs. Lucille Gottfried of Upper Sandusky and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Hissong of Arcadia.
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Floyd C. Hissong
Upper Sandusky
Catherine Ferne
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Jeannine Gottfried Neutzling
Athens
Lucille Gottfried
Arcadia
Davis-Dunkle Wedding Planned In United Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Lawrence M Davis announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jeanette Gayle to John Timothy Dunkle son of Mr and Mrs John Warren Dunkle The ceremony will be at 230 PM March 19 at United Methodist Church New Straitsville with Rev Wilson Rollins Officiating A closed reception follows The wedding party includes maid of honor Rita Campbell bridesmaids Judy Berry Erdene Griffith Judy Danison flower girls Cindy and Cheri Nutter best man Jay Martin ushers Alan Berry Randy Gill Dave Thrapp and ring bearer Mark Davis Rice will be given by Bobby Dunkle and Curt Nutter Miss Davis works at Farmers and Merchants Bank Logan Dunkle is a junior at Ohio University Lancaster majoring in business management and works at Kroger Logan
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Lawrence M. Davis
Logan Route 2
Jeanette Gayle
John Timothy Dunkle
John Warren Dunkle
New Straitsville
United Methodist Church
Wilson Rollins
Rita Campbell
Judy Berry
Erdene Griffith
Judy Danison
Cindy
Cheri Nutter
Jay Martin
Alan Berry
Randy Gill
Dave Thrapp
Mark Davis
Bobby Dunkle
Curt Nutter
Rice
West Elementary PTA hears safety gun clinics from Dean
Ted Dean of the Division of Wildlife told West Elementary parents that safety clinics teach youths gun handling. He cited programs under the State Department of Natural Resources for junior and senior high students covering game and fish management and gun and water safety, offered through the schools.
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Athens
Ted Dean
Division of Wildlife
West Elementary
PTA
State Department of Natural Resources
Women students learn safe hunting and fishing skills
The Athens Messenger reports school clinics teach safe handling of gear and species identification. After a four hour program plus field work students receive a safety badge. Demand outstrips instructors as wildlife staff can only visit each school once every three years.
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Division of Wildlife
Dean
Abby Says Dont Turn Home Into Motel For Friends
Dear Abby notes that parents should not host unmarried couples overnight and warns against treating the family home as lodging for Dick and his friends. She advises against providing sleeping quarters for couples whose marital status is in question and addresses parental wedding invitation wording concerns.
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Son
Abby
Ohio canal history and club notices in Athens
The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution heard Wilson Smith recount Ohio canal history from 1827 to the 1880s. He noted canal locks near Nelsonville and Route 33, with railroads replacing canals as the economy modernized.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
Wilson Smith
Ohio
Smith
Athens
Hocking
Depot Street
Chauncey
Nelsonville
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Ohio Canal
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Morris Ave
Toledo
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Lowell Burnelle
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Marian Coe
Howard Bobo
Mary Stalder
Robert Main
D. S. Grones
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Lowell Burnell
Gordon Gray
A. L. Bechtel
H. O. Sedwick
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H. L. Musgrave
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Ohio University Inn
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Edward Mizicko
Harry Cokenougher
Lawrence Shields
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Debbie Martin
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