Nelsonville Trade Board Elects Seven Directors
Nelsonville Board of Trade elected seven new directors to its executive board at the annual meeting held Thursday night at the First Presbyterian Church social rooms. Governor Richard Hubbard announced 66 members renewed for 1964 as the group plans to attract new industry and aid expansion, including a Brooks Shoe firm site proposal and Goodyear plant workers from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Hubbard
Alice Kelso
Hubert Stage
William Hoffman
William A. Mechem
Earl Hilleary
Delbert Kuhn
Jack Oakley
Stage
John Coker
William Friedrich
Pearl Hartley
Edward Howe
Richard Hubbard
Jack Maurer
Gene Young
Dix Powell
Nelsonville Development Corp
Brooks Shoe Firm
Trade Board
Ohio Developing Finance Body
Bobbie Brooks
Garment
William Mechem
Mechem
Hubbard Ro
J. Lloyd Evans
Board of Trade
Goodyear
Logan
Goodyear Development
Supplement Issued To Rio Grande College Catalog
A 17 page retroactive supplement to the 1963-65 Rio Grande College Catalog adds co curricular credits in drama forensics speech and journalism and introduces new minors teaching fields and math programs. Extensions require on campus registration with early dates through summer 1965 and graduation hours reduced from 128 to 120 retroactively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande
Ohio
Holzer Hospital
Orpha Class of Methodist Church Meets at Hill Street Home
The Orpha Class gathered at Hill Street home of Mrs Anselm Gamwell with the hostess presiding in the president's absence. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Ethel Blower and Mrs Mildred Hines. Nine members enjoyed refreshments. Visitors included David Pickard and daughter Leona from Longview Heights Athens. The Pickards formerly lived in Glouster. Set and Mrs Raymond Blower visited Mary Blower on Broad Street. they have been stationed in Germany for several years. Mr and Mrs Enlow Grubbs of Walnut Hill spent the weekend in Akron with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and family. Their grandson Mark underwent a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Orpha
Methodist Church
Anselm Gamwell
Hill St
Lillie White
Florida
Ethel Blower
Mildred Hines
David Pickard
Leona
Longview Heights
Athens
Pickards
Set
Raymond Blower
Mary Blower
Broad St
Germany
Enlow Grubbs
Walnut Hill
Akron
Robert Smith
Mark
Louis Waddell Hurt In Fall From Garage
Nelsonville. Louis Waddell suffered a broken left shoulder a broken right wrist and a head cut when he fell from the roof of his garage while repairing after heavy snowfall. He was treated at Mount St. Mary Hospital and has returned home to recover. His wife reports he is recovering satisfactorily. The entry also notes the 1964 New York World's Fair marks the 300th anniversary of the city's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Louis
Waddell
Back St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mount St. Mary Hospital Daily Admissions and Dismissals
The notice lists new births to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morrison. It also records admitted patients including Mrs Marguerite Hulme and several others, with dismissals of multiple patients. Blood used totals two units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Miller
Glouster
Howard Morrison
New Plymouth
Marguerite Hulme
Nelsonville
Betty Jean Glaneman
Hemlock
Halstead Lehman
Logan
Hubert McConnell
Orville Stout
Albany
Robert Huntley
McArthur
Mary K. Mechem
William Burch
Fourteen Attend Auto Meeting by Ath ens County club
Fourteen teen members attended the January 18 meeting of the Athens County Antique Auto Association at the home of Mr and Mrs Roger Morman on Canal Street. After the program, refreshments were served by the hosts assisted by Mr and Mrs Don Morman. A follow up meeting is set for February 15 at 7 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenny Tye with Mr and Mrs Harold Warren assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens County
Antique Auto Association
Roger Morman
Canal St
Don Morman
Kenny Tye
Harold Warren
VFW Ladies Auxiliary Auditing Report Presented
Mrs. Max Michael hosted the VFW Ladies Auxiliary meeting with Mrs. Clarence Fuller presiding and Mrs. Lloyd Kittle presenting the auditing report. Hostess prizes were awarded to Mrs. Norman Smith and Mrs. Max Michael. The Jacksonville Eagles announce a dance on January 25 from 9 to 12 with The Vikings providing music. minors require parental accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Max Michael
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Clarence Fuller
Lloyd Kittle
Norman Smith
Anne Tanguy Makes College Dean's List
Anne Tanguy of Warren and formerly of Nelsonville is on the Dean's list at Jamestown Business College for the first trimester of the 1963 64 school year and studies executive secretarial work at the New York College. Sylvia Sue Creachbaum and Wilbur Galbraith married in Glouster at Pleasant View Baptist Church with Rev. R E Lyons officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Anne Tanguy
Charles Tanguy
Warren, Pa
Jamestown Business College
Anne
New York College
Glouster
Sylvia Sue Creachbaum
Max Creachbaum
Guernsey
Route 1
Wilbur Galbraith
Howard Galbraith
Pleasant View Baptist Church
R. E. Lyons
Belle Creachbaum
Mrs Jagers Installed As Shrinette President
The Athens Shrinettes held their January meeting at Mrs. Elwood Daugherty home in Athens The officers installed were Mrs. Jerry Jagers president Mrs Harold Winefordner vice president Mrs Frank Higgins corresponding secretary Mrs Elwood Daugherty recording secretary and Mrs David Hughes treasurer Each member contributed an article of clothing for the Crippled Children s Hospital with plans to send the box to Lexington Kentucky in May They also knotted a comfort top and made bandages for the Cancer Society The next meeting will be at Mrs Frank Higgins home to sew cancer dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Athens
Lexington
The
Cancer Society
Frank Higgins
Man Fined For Assaulting Pomeroy Officer
John S. Mohler, 32, Syracuse, was fined $50 and costs for assault and $25 and costs for resisting arrest in mayor's court. He pleaded innocent to assault and battery and resisting arrest but was found guilty of assaulting Ptl. Henry Werry during the Firemen’s Dance at Pomeroy Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
John S. Mohler
Syracuse
Mohler
Charles Legar
Ptl
Henry Werry
Pomeroy Junior High School
Werry
Prizes Awarded at January Jolly Chatters Meeting
The Plains Mrs Dwight Ferrell hosted the January meeting of The Jolly Chatters. The hostess gift went to Mrs Basil Jeffers and a game prize to Mrs James Herron. Mrs Charles Nishwitz was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Dwight Ferrell
Jolly Chatters
Basil Jeffers
James Herron
Charles Nishwitz
Mother's March of Dimes Set for Late January
THE PLAINS The 1964 Mother's March of Dimes will be held during the last week of January. Chairmen are Mrs. Elmo Scott and Mrs. Richard Michael with a large list of volunteers assisting in soliciting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Elmo Scott
Richard Michael
George Fuller
Basil Jeffers
Thomas Thomas
Osborne Fulks
Robert L. Hawk
Walter McHarg
Fred McKibben
Dana Brooks
Lloyd Kittle
Millard Douglas
Charles Willard
Roger Sapp
Walter Wharton, Jr
Robert Williams
Bill Williams
Ted Foster
Stanley Dishong
Paul Maccombs
William Wilson
Junior High Group To Discuss Nepal At Family School
Mrs. John Earich will lead the junior high group at First Methodist Church Family School for four Monday night sessions starting 6 p.m. The study centers on the Kingdom of Nepal. A story titled Come To Shantu Bhawan and a film strip New Day In Nepal will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Earich
First Methodist Church Family School
Kingdom of
Nepal
Shantu Bhawan
First Presbyterian Choir to Sing Ye Watchers Sunday
Nelsonville Miss Jerri Corrigan will play the concert grand piano as add ed accompaniment for the Presbyterian Choir at 10 30 a.m. services Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. Miss Mary Louise Bowen Logan will accompany on pipe organ with Prof. Ed Glick directing. Legion Post 229 to Meet in Nelsonville at 7 45 p.m. Monday. 1964 membership cards available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jerri Corrigan
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
J. Lloyd Evans
Mary Louise Bowen
Logan
Ed Glick
Chit Chat Club Plans Trip to Ruth Lyons TV Show
The Chit Chat Club met at the Gamwell home with Mrs. Glenna Gamwell and Mrs. Jody Moore and Mrs. Carole Zimmer presiding. Members bought a $1 gift to raise funds for the annual trip, aiming to visit Ruth Lyons's TV show this year. Prizes went to Cynthia Phillips, Jeanne Butts, and Jane Schoeman. refreshments served to listed members and one new member, Jane Faires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glenna Gamwell
Jody Moore
Gamwell
Walnut Hill
Carole Zimmer
Ruth Lyon
Gladys Dixon
Irene Waiton
Cynthia Phillips
Jeanne Butts
Jane Schoeman
Arlene Andrews
Mary Trace
Mina Vore
Pat Faires
Ruth Christman
Barbara Cox
Jane Faires
Postal System Growth Topic At Progressive Club Meeting
Mrs. J. E. Anderson hosted the Senior Progressive Study Club at the Hotel Gordon. Mrs. D. M. Gladden directed a program on Our Postal System covering communication history from the fifth century to today’s ZIP code. Attendees included Miss Merle Danford and multiple listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan
D. M. Gladden
Merle Danford
E. D. Eddy
Norbert W. Johnston
Glouster Eagles Dance And Dinner Plans
The Jacksonville Eagles host a Saturday dance at the Eagles Hall from 9 p m to midnight with music by The Vikings. A free Sunday dinner at 2 p m for members and guests. Past Matrons meet Monday at 6 30 p m in the Masonic Hall for the annual dinner, with members bringing a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonvill Eagles
Eagles Hall
Vikings
Eagles
Jacksonville Eagles
Masonic Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelsonville Trade Board
Ucation
Louis Waddell
Glenn Ford
Hope Lange
French
Riviera
Mars
Earth
Eva Mae Grinstead
Annie Williams
John Allen
New Marshfield
Connie Priser
Arthur Wormley
Worthington
Herbert Hartley
Earnest Lindsey
Carol Burchfield
Frank Moody
Marie Blosser
James Lane
Millfield
Cecil Campbell
Buchtel
Jacksonville
Chauncey
Bob McCune
Evelyn Burchfield
James Day
Canal Winchester
Mary Savage
Bobby
Sarah Mae
Virgil Wilson
Bartlett
Marjorie McNulty
Weymouth
Mass
Mrs. Jagers
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Oldest Savings and Loan
W. Columbus ST
Postal System’s Growth Progressive Club
Glouster Meetings
Sohio
the Standard of Company
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