Employees Injured By Falling Steel At Ohio Brick Plant
Robert Guess of the Hocking Valley Brick Co. suffered a head laceration when a piece of steel fell Tuesday at The Diamond plant in Nelsonville. Treated at Mount St Mary Hospital, he was later sent home. Guess’s father Melvin Guess remains in Ath ens Sheltering Arms Hospital after surgery.
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Nelsonville
Robert Guess
Ohio
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Guess
Melvin Guess
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Contract Awarded for VFW Roofing Job in Nelsonville
John Freer awarded the contract to erect a new roof on Nelsonville Post 3467 VFW home. Work began Tuesday after fire damage. rebuilding follows insurance settlement. Reopening planned for Parade of Shifts festival and homecoming in early September.
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Nelsonville
John Freer
Nelsonville Post
VFW
Dance Studios To Open In Nelsonville And Athens
Miss Jo Schneider of Sugar Grove announces plans to open dance studios in Nelsonville and Athens this fall after attending a National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists convention in New York. She will also run the existing Hempleman Studios in Logan and teach in the Lancaster branch, with registrations and opening dates to be announced on her return. Her family background is noted as the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Schneider.
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Nelsonville
Jo Schneider
Sugar Grove
Athens
Miss Schneider
New York
National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists
Logan
Hempleman Studios
Lancaster
Hempleman's
Ohio
Herbert Schneider
Lancaster Camp Ground Opens July 6 for 80th Summer Meeting
The Lancaster Camp Ground near Lancaster Ohio hosts its 80th Summer Camp Meeting from July 6 to August 17 with appearances by Charles P Taft Senator John W Bricker Michael DiSalle and others. A anniversary day pageant on July 20 marks the event with sermons by Dr Kenneth Leary and Dr John Versteeg among others.
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Lancaster
Charles P. Taft
John W. Bricker
Michael DiSalle
Roland Carter
Central Methodist Church
Springfield
Ohio
Paul B. Frank
Columbus
Kenneth Leary
Defiance
John Versteeg
First Methodist Church
Athens
Camp Ground Association
Chillicothe Youth Fellowship
Ted Hightower
St. Paul Methodist Church
Louisville
Curt and
Charlotte Davis
Indianapolis
Homer Rodeheaver
Lancaster Camp Ground
Local Dismissals Named in Court List
Dismissals include Berry Rutherford of Carbon Hill Mrs Victor Reider of Logan Philip Colbert of Glouster Terry Monk of Nelsonville Richard Standall of Nelsonville Roy Lanning of Murray City Mrs Earl Graham of Columbus and her daughter.
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Berry Rutherford
Carbon Hill
Victor Reider
Logan
Philip Colbert
Glouster
Terry Monk
Nelsonville
Richard Standall
Roy Lanning
Murray City
Earl Graham
Columbus
Franklin the youngest of 17 born in Boston
Benjamin Franklin was born January 17 1706 in Boston as the youngest of 17 children. His direct line traced five generations to the youngest son in each generation.
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Benjamin Franklin
Josiah Franklin
Franklin
Spaniel Adopts Family at Burr Oak Dam
Frightened by a storm at Burr Oak Dam a male red cocker spaniel climbed into the Martin family car and adopted them for the night. The dog is at 111 Myers St Nelsonville. owners may recover it by contacting Mrs. Paul Martin at 855.
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Nelsonville
Burr Oak Dam
Paul Martin
Motorists warned: cemetery not for driving practice
Nelsonville reports damage at Green Lawn cemetery from beginner drivers. Trustee Ernest Curtis says narrow drives should not be used for practice as markers near driveways have been knocked over. Restoration progress praised, with plans to blacktop all drives. Also: Mrs. Jennie Bell of Murray City injured in a fall with chipped hip and arm fracture.
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Nelsonville
Ernest Curtis
York Township
Green Lawn
Jennie Bell
Murray City
Robert Bell
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Here
Mayor Hears 65 Cases During June
In Nelsonville Mayor Paul Galvin heard 65 cases in June per a police arrest report. The State Highway Patrol filed 25 cases. intoxication caused 14 city arrests including one DUI. Assault and battery led with eight charges, then fighting with seven. Three unsafe motor vehicle arrests occurred, plus two for leaving the scene, and two for non support. One each for ignoring a stop sign, breaking and entering, and disturbing the peace. Eight people were committed to county jail.
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Nelsonville
Paul Galvin
James Cope
State Highway Patrol
Stores Open Thursday To Be Closed Friday
Nelsonville retailers announce Thursday hours normal and Friday shutdown in observance of the nation’s birthday and holiday. Retail Merchants group officers issued the closure plan.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Group
Police Detain Seven Temporarily Over Nonpayment of Fines
For non payment of fines and costs seven individuals were detained temporarily by police for investigation.
Bus schedules trimmed as Lake Shore cuts Nelsonville trips
Lake Shore System will drop one southbound and one northbound daily bus on a revised timetable effective July 23. Nelsonville will run nine trips each way instead of ten, with morning and afternoon departures listed. Also noted is Hack Wilson holding the all-time RBI record with 190 in 1930 for the Cubs.
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Nelsonville
Lake Shore
Ed C. Evans
Hack Wilso
Chicago Cubs
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