Johnson Hosts 1966 White House Social Start
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson entertained 180 guests including Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Chief Justice Earl Warren. Tammy Grimes performed as the Johnsons learned their new chef reports Feb 1 and Rene Verdon departed over menu tensions. Humphrey misaddressed Johnson as Mr Vice President during toasts, drawing muted reactions.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Earl Warren
Johnsons
William H. Dallas
Blair House
Rene Verdon
Humphrey
Muriel
Humphrey Appar
Nelsonville York school reopens after break
Nelsonville York School opened for classes Thursday morning with most pupils present. Bus routes were generally smooth though some buses ran late getting over routes.
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Nelsonville — York School
New Officers Installed By Pi Delta Pi
Nelsonville chapter Pi Delta Pi installs new officers Monday night at Pythian Hall. Gary Haynes presides, aided by Courtney Haning and Greg Warren. New officers include Steve Wharton as chancellor, Steve Mender as vice chancellor, Jim Schultz as secretary, Jim Pierce as treasurer, Kelley Adkins as chaplain, David Barber as custodian, Jim Maiden as marshal, John Coker Jr inner guard, Scott Mender outer guard. Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Monday.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Hall
Pi Delta Pi
Gary Haynes
Courtney Haning
Marshall
Greg Warren
Steve Wharton
Steve Mender
Jim Schultz
Jim Pierce
Kelley Adkins
David Barber
Jim Maiden
John Coker, Jr
Scott Mender
Driver Cited After Crash at Nelsonville Intersection
Police cited John Molnar, 48, of Columbus for conditional speed after a single vehicle crash at the E Chestnut and Canal Street intersection around 8 50 p m Wednesday. His 1966 sedan went left of center for over 100 feet, struck a curb, and knocked down two signs before continuing 100 more feet. He is to appear in Nelsonville Mayor Court January 30.
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Nelsonville
E. Chestnut
Canal Street
John Molnar
Carolyn
Columbus
Marines Train at San Diego and Camp Pendleton
Marine Pvt. James L. Pancake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies L. Pancake of Nelsonville, completed basic training in San Diego and is assigned to Camp Pendleton for combat and specialist training. Also noted are local visits and family news from Lancaster, Peebles, Roseville, Canton, Millfield Route, and Athens.
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Nelsonville — Marine
James L. Pancake
Charlies L. Pancake
Jackson St
Nelsonville
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Chauncey
Jack Martin
Lancaster
Millfield
Raymond Savage
Peebles
Mary Savage
Florence Wilson
William Wetzel
Roseville
Earl Wilson
Canton
S. L. Darst
Jerry Lee Darst
Mare Alan
Athens
Nelsonville Street Crews Keeping Busy
Safety Director Clarence Kelley said crews cleared snow from the Public Square and business district on Tuesday and Wednesday. An end loader from Wharton Supply Co and two city dump trucks were used to dump snow along the river bank while all streets remain passable with limited plowing equipment.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Kelley
Public Square
Wharton Supply Co
Chauncey Parish Planning Council Meets Friday Evening
The Chauncey Parish planning council is to meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the Parish House. Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Junior Fellowship also meets Friday at 4 p m at the Church.
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Chauncey Parish
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Junior Fellowship
FBI Agent Leads Police Training Class in Nelsonville
Nelsonville resident agent Mack Ellis of the FBI conducted the first session of prowler investigations training for city police and auxiliaries in the city council chambers. Police Chief Max Valkinburg said 14 men attended the class and that sessions will be held frequently with instructors from the State Highway Patrol and other area agencies.
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Nelsonville
Mack Ellis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Athens
Max Valkinburg
State Highway Patrol
Births and Admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list births and admissions for several residents and nearby towns. Among births are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hutchinson of New Marshfield Route 1. Admissions include Florence Mecum and Debra Hite, with numerous patients from Gore, Wellston, Trimble, Logan, Nelsonville, Athens, Mineral and surrounding areas. Some transfers indicate patients moving to University Hospital in Columbus.
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Mrs. Franklin Hutchinson
New Marshfield
Florence Mecum
Jacksonville
Debra Hite
Gore
Viola M. Manter
Logan
Theresa Kittle
Trimble
Addie Bethel
Maple Heights Rest Home
Wellston
Harry Andrews
Glouster
Bertha Howson
Nelsonville
Kenneth McClellan
Donald Levering
Mary J. Thomas
Murray City
William Brown
Carbondale
University Hospital
Columbus
John Beattie
New Straitsville
Bess Lax
Athens
Orland Ely
Mineral
Glouster Socials Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Sunday visitors gathered at multiple homes including Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDivitt with Norman and Frances Walsh groups from Walbridge and Columbus. Gene Paul McDivitt, Arkansas Tech student, vacationed with his parents. Grace Sayre left for Phoenix to spend winter with Bob and family. Lena E. Davis hosted Thomas Masterson from Pennsville.
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Walter McDivitt
Norman Brown
Gene Paul
Judith Ann
Walbridge
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Russellville
Ark
Paul Coley
Jacksonville
Frances Walsh
Harold Walsh
Don Lowery
Frank Watson
Billy Hannah
Tammy
Timmy
Lillian Curry
Dana Zarley
Columbus
Howard Zarley
Johnstown
Denzil
Ellen Kay Roberts
Re Zarley
Glouster
Grace Sayre
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Sidington and
Lena E. Davis
Maplewood
Thomas Masterson
Pennsville
500 Club Hosts Dinner In Glouster Attended by Local Women
Mrs. Ernest Vernon entertained the 500 Club at Front Street, with a 6 PM dinner followed by two-table play. High score went to Miss Josephine Hedfelt, second to Mrs. Edward Ley, and low to Mrs. Earl Morris. Other attendees included Mrs. Carl Whaley, Mrs. C. E. Haskins, Mrs. Esther Lamborn, and Mrs. Albert Gordon.
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Glouster
Ernest Vernon
500
Front St
Josephine Hedfelt
Edward Ley
Earl Morris
Carl Whaley
C. E. Haskins
Esther Lamborn
Albert Gordon
Nelsonville Senior Citizens Tour Columbus Center Visit
Twenty one Logan Nelsonville and area seniors traveled to Columbus to tour the Senior Citizens Center. Names on the Nelsonville trip included Mr and Mrs A D Powell and others. Plans were announced for a Logan Senior Citizens Center. Nick Sanborn spoke to Harmony Class First Christian Church sharing a juvenile delinquent case history via film.
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Nelsonville
Twentyone
Senior Citizens Club
Logan
Columbus
Senior Citizens Center
A. D. Powell
Harry Westfall Sr
Leah Fick
Nellie Hamer
Nick Sanborn
Athens County
First Christian Church
Wilbur Morman Williams
Sanborn
Anniversary Plans Made by Knights of Pythias
Nelsonville report notes Valley Lodge 169 Pythias discussed August junior order convention in Indianapolis with Supreme Lodge to convene. A Feb 19 anniversary observance plan was created by Chancellor Commander Tom Hickman III. Elizabeth Inman suffered a hip fracture after a ice fall near Barnes Restaurant and was hospitalized.
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Nelsonville — Valley
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
James Hollenbaugh
Pi Delta Pi
Indianapolis
Supreme Lodge
Tom Hickman, III
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Inman
E. Franklin Sr
Barnes
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Saint Andrews Club to Host Sister Euphemia Speaker
Saint Andrew's Catholic Woman's Club will meet February 1 at 7 30 p m with Sister Euphemia Mount St Mary Hospital administrator as guest speaker The gathering will be at Mrs James Holtel home 153 East Columbus Street In York Grange No 2436 Saturday meeting canceled due to road conditions announced by Wilbur D Mender master of the grange
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Euphemia
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Saint Andrew's Catholic Woman’s Club
James Holtel
E. Columbus St
York Grange
Oak Grove
Wilbur D. Mender
Nurses Guild Plans Sweetheart Ball at Elks Hall
Nelsonville Twig Seven Mount St Mary Hospital Guild held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Hoffman’s home on E Columbus Street. Plans were finalized for the annual Sweetheart Ball on February 5 at the Elks Hall with music by the Five Saints Band.
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Nelsonville
Twig Seven
Mount St. Mary Hospital
A Hoffman
E. Columbus St
Elks Hall
Five Saints Band
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FBI
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Nurses Guild
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NEMA
Ohio University
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