Trash Haul Billing Explained in Nelsonville Dispute
City officials and W and S Sanitation address complaints over solid waste billing. The firm says January charges reflect December pickups and cites a 50 cent late payment penalty, though not in the city ordinance. Police chief Valkinburg warns no one may haul trash from others’ properties without a contract and requires health department inspected trucks.
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Nelsonville
W and S Sanitation
Max Valkinburg
Health Department
Valkinburg
Hilleary and Ball named to area law committee
Nelsonville Mayors Earl Hilleary and Max Valkinburg attended a 13 county law enforcement conference in Marietta. Athens County Prosecutor Claire Ball Jr and Hilleary were appointed to a committee to meet in St. Clairsville to form an advisory group for the 15th district spanning Belmont to Gallia. The Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 aims to provide federal matching funds for police education training facility construction and organized crime and riot control.
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Athens County
Claire Ball Jr
Hilleary
St. Clairsville
Belmont
Gallia
Marietta
Valkinburg
Spaghetti Supper Planned by Millfield CWF
The Christian Women's Fellowship sponsors a spaghetti supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday in the Millfield Christian Church basement. Tickets are available at the door or from any CWF member.
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Millfield
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Millfield Christian Church
CWF
Roger Kittle Installed as Glouster Kiwanis President
Roger Kittle became president of the Glouster Kiwanis Club for 1969 at a Hotel Gordon ceremony. Frank Harms of the Portsmouth Kiwanis Club installed officers, with Norman Westfall as first vice president and Joseph Bokovitz as second vice president.
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Roger Kittle
Kiwanis
Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Gordon
Frank Harms
Portsmouth Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Division
Norman Westfall
Joseph Bokovitz
Anthony Nickel
Dean Ferrell
Harrs
Glouster Club
Richard Guinther
Guinther
Kittle
Church Buys Historic Text From Sothebys in Exeter
Dr. Robert Mortimer Bishop of Exeter persuaded Sothebys to withdraw a historic book bearing signatures of West Country clergy who swore allegiance to King Charles after the civil war. The Diocese of Exeter purchased it for a nominal 100 pounds and will place it in diocesan archives.
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Exeter
England
Robert Mortimer
Sothebys
Charles
Diocese of
Teenagers Present Ole Folks Choral Mass
In Nelsonville the St. John's Episcopal Church youth group will perform an Ole Folks Choral Mass at 5 p m Sunday at the Church of the Epiphany Jefferson Street. The program features teen staged choral and instrumental music followed by a luncheon and social hour in the undercroft with a community invitation to youth attendance.
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Nelsonville
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lancaster
Illegal Entry Blocked In South Africa
Pretoria reports a government crackdown on illegal immigrants by land and sea. Brigadier P J Venter says both blacks and whites seek jobs, with some Africans crossing Kruger National Park into South Africa, risking dangers and slipping across unprotected borders or from the sea.
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Pretoria
South Africa
P. J. Venter
Kruger National Park
Mozambique
Rhodesia
Venter
South Africa Urges Tourism Shift to Sun and Sea
Kimberley South Africa MP F J Cronje advocates refocusing tourism from game reserves to sun and sea to boost foreign exchange as gold output is expected to fall. Cronje, also Netherlands Bank of South Africa chairman, says tourism offers the best comparative advantage.
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Kimberly
South Africa
F. J. C. Cronje
Cronje
Netherlands Bank of South Africa
Nuptial Laws face change in Scotland amid runaways
In Edinburgh the Presbyterian Church of Scotland calls for a six month residency requirement for both spouses to marry, tightening rules that currently require only 15 days residence and public declarations. Also noted is the Oakland Athletics scheduling 39 night games at home in 1969 after 60 at night the prior season.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Scoutland
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Oakland Athletics
Moon journey waiting list grows at Pan Am
Pan American World Airways has a two year old moon flight waiting list with about 200 reservations. Family prospects include Richard E Abruscato and spouse with two children from Seaford New York. Others like Bob Wishnick of Scarsdale New York express serious interest for future generations. No deposits yet. Passenger comfort during blast off remains a key issue.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Outer Space
Richard FE. Abruscato
Seaford
N.Y
Bob Wishnick
Scarsdale, N.Y
Syracuse University
Nelsonville Airman Completes Basic Training at Amarillo
Airman Michael W. Guess son of Mr and Mrs Robert M Guess of Nelsonville has finished basic training at Amarillo Air Force Base Texas and will train in the supply field at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado He is a 1966 Nelsonville High School graduate and earned an AA degree in 1963 from Mountain State College Parkersburg West Virginia His new address is Airman Michael W Guess AF 11712296 Box B 3633 Lowry Air Force Base Colorado 80230
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Nelsonville
Michael W. Guess
Robert M. Guess
St. Charles St
Amarillo Air Force Base
Texas
Lowry Afb
Colo
Guess
Nelsonville High School
The
Mountain State College
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lowry Air Force Base
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits Local Residents
The Mount St. Mary Hospital lists admissions including Ruth Hook of Nelsonville Laura Hummel Helen Heine of Logan Route 2 and Joseph H Malone of New Plymouth Route 1. Also admitted are Julie Ann Rheinscheld of Logan Route 1 Kay Mitchell Athens Route 4 and Deborah Lehman among others.
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Ruth Hook
Nelsonville
Laura Hummel
Helen Heine
Logan
Charles Heine
Jane Stickhorn
Shawnee
Kay Mitchell
Athens
Julie Ann Rheinscheld
Paul M. Russell
Glouster
Joseph H. Malone
New Plymouth
William N. Irwin
Mary Ann Dearing
Mary Adams
Chester Woodrum
Louise Mount
Tom
Glissen
Deborah Lehman
Charles G . Faires
Eva Mae Thomas
Nelsonville library names Knight president with budget OK’d
Nelsonville Public Library trustees elected James G. Knight president and approved a 1949 operating budget of 87 698.63. The board set monthly meetings for the second Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Other officers include Dix Powell as vice president Mrs Larry Flowers as secretary and J K Kinneer as clerk.
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Nelsonville Public Library
Knight
Nelsonville
Kenneth Bodyer
Athens County Library Service
Office Closed For Changes In Nelsonville
The law offices of Attorney Francis White on Washington Street are temporarily closed for remodeling. Expected to reopen early next week after paneling acoustical ceiling and central heating and air conditioning system installations.
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Nelsonville
Francis White
Washington Street
Mason Clinic Fire Knocks Out Mason Telephone Lines
A fire that destroyed the Mason Clinic cut Mason telephone service. Workers began repairing lines Thursday morning. Meigs County divorce action filed as Mary Corsey of Pomeroy sues Ther O Corsey of Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Mason
Meigs CO
Mary Corsey
Ther O Corsey
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Ball
Area Law Committee
Earl Hilleary
West Union Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
Dairy Guild
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
Athens Kiwanis Club
Llegal
Goodness
Moon Journey
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Middleport
Office Machines Division
Follett Store
Logan's
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