Progress Reports Slated At Parade of the Hills Meeting
Nelsonville prepares for the Parade of the Hills festival with a 7 pm meeting of the committee chairmen and former leaders. Attendees include William Mechem, Mrs. Rita Woody, Mrs. Nora Jo Hall, Everett Woody, Watson Wolfe, and others as plans for Aug 7 13 proceed. The carnival contract with Gooding Amusement of Columbus is in place, and earnings may fund valley charity projects this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jack Riley
William Mechem
Rita Woody
Nora Jo Hall
Everett Woody
Watson Wolfe
Mabel Haffner
Roland Pierce
Paul Betts
Betty Butts
Delbert Kuhn
Riley
Gooding Amusement Firm
Columbus
Jacksonville
Managers Life Tough Pee Wee Leaguers Diversions
Nelsonville reporters recount light moments from Pee Wee and Little League seasons. A infielders fascination with a cow beyond the fence distracts players, while seven errors spur a pitcher to sarcasm about hitting. One manager learns a rival took his first baseman on an overnight camp trip and jokes about unfair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Birthday Birth of Paula Joleen Collins
John and Eileen Collins of Fullerton announce the birth of their daughter Paula Joleen on June 20, sharing the coincidence with her mother s birthday. The family notes Mr Collins is a Nelsonville resident and Ohio University graduate who teaches at Fullerton Junior College.
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Nelsonville
John and
Eileen Collins
N. Howard Ave
Fullerton
Calif
Paula Joleen
Collins
Ohio University
Fullerton Junior College
Births and dismissals at Mount St. Mary Hospital
New arrivals include a son for Mr and Mrs John Conn of New TraItsville. Admits include Miss Jean Verdone Glouster and Mrs Rosemary Sherritt Hav enville among others. Dismissals list Mrs Virgil Nichols New Marshfield Route 2 with daughter and several others. Blood used 1 unit.
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John Conn
New Traitsville
Jean Verdone
Glouster
Rosemary Sherritt
Havenville
Ervin Frasure
Logan
Valeria Ruffner
Emory Lantz
Trimble
Helen Thomas
Garfield Nicholson
Chauncey
Virgil Nichols
New Marshfield
George Deal
Floyd Kimble
New Lexigton
Warren Dupler
Buchtel
Paul A. Hall
Nelsonville
Charles Drake
Correction clarifies Nelsonville car accident details
A report fixes the Saturday accident near the Sts intersection noting Jimmy Reeves of Nelsonville owned the parked car struck by William Gibson of Sharpburg. Police filed no charges. In a separate matter Floyd Hook of Nelsonville was fined $10 plus costs for intoxication in Mayor Auflick’s court.
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Nelsonville
Sts
Jimmy Reeves
William Gibson
Sharpsburg
Reeves
Floyd Hook
Robert Auflick
Local social notes and a Columbus harness win
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Evan Morgan and son Paul from Columbus and others from Jacksonville and Columbus. Wedding guests, family visits, and multiple household moves are noted across Coshocton Trimble Mansfield Barberton and Lancaster. Irish Ballad wins Class B handicap trot at Hilliards Raceway paying $25.80 on 11 to 1 odds.
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Albert Gordon
Evan Morgan
Paul
Melvin Allard
Thelma Winster
John Temple
Columbus
Robert Talbert
Connie
Susan
Patsy Eisenaugle
Jacksonville
Elizabeth Gordon
Loretta McGlaughlin
Essa Cairelli
Ronnie Poches
Dayton
Cairelli
Mary Newsad
Bernard Ray
S. S. Underwood
Madge Chenoweth
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Trimble
Laura Zimmer
Dorothy Saulters
Homer Vian
Stephen
Diana
Scott
Mansfield
Leslie Sprouse
Randy
Larry
George Marquis
Myron Marquis
Lee
Zane Marquis
Craig
Barberton
Larry Sprouse
Leslie
Mr. Marquis
Margaret Davis
New England
Ohio
Hilliards Raceway
Mystery Chance
Charles Sims
Waldo
Nelsonville Chieftains Plan Picnic and Reading Club Notes
The Little Chieftains reading club met at the library with seven members. Tim Weaver brought two games, Johnny Hartley told a story, and Mrs. James Pritchard told The Little Black Pot. Plans are underway for a picnic on Wednesday July 16. Fourteen MYF members from First Methodist Church returned from the Institute at Lancaster Camp Grounds with counselors Mrs. J. Wilson and Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Wentz. theme was Does a Belief in God Matter.
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Little Chieftains Reading Club
Tim Weaver
Johnny Hartley
James Pritchard
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
First Methodist Church
MYF
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Jim Elliott
Dave Anderson
Jerry Maffin
Ron Bean
Sharon Konkle
Sharon Clouston
Sharon Bean
Beverly Bennett
Tanya Priser
Joyce Forbes
Peggy Mingus
Jackie Wilson
Kathy McDaniels
Tanya Reynolds
J. Wilson
F. M. Wentz
God
Frank O'Neil Dies at 72 in Nelsonville
Frank O'Neil of Nelsonville died Thursday morning at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a long illness. He was 72, born in Little Hocking, worked as an agent and telegrapher for the Hocking Valley and later Chesapeake and Ohio railroads, then ran a watch and clock repair business. He is survived by his wife May, daughter Mrs. Herman Humphrey, two brothers, and three sisters. Funeral services are Saturday at 2 p.m. at Johnson funeral home with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Plains
Frank O'Neil
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Little Hocking
David
Mina O’neil
Hocking Valley Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Modern Woodmen and Order of Railroad Telegraphers
May
Herman Humphrey
The
Ralph
John
Michael LaValle
Columbus
Clara Soliday
Washington
Johnson Funeral Home
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Green Lawn Cemetery
Pirouette Club Hosts World Theme Picnic at City Park
The Pirouette Club met Tuesday night for a picnic at the shelter house in the city park for members and their children. Each child received a flag of a nation and a favor. A brief business meeting followed. the next gathering will be a September dinner when new officers are installed.
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Shelter House
Pirouette Club
Nurses Meet Friday in Logan with Guest Speaker
The Practical Nurse Association of Ohio Division 14 will hold its regular meeting at the D of A Hall in Logan Friday at 7 30 p m Betty Newton will be guest speaker Attendees should bring a wrapped 25 cent article for a grab sale and sales tax stamps All practical nurses or anyone interested in the work are invited to attend.
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Practical Nurse Association of Ohio
Division 14
D of A
Logan
Betty Newton
Early golf origins debated by historians
The article notes some historians argue golf began in Holland rather than Scotland, traditionally seen as the sport's homeland. It also recounts Gustavus Franklin Swift starting Swift and Company with $20 borrowed at age 16.
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Holland
Scotland
Gustavus Franklin Swift
Swift and Company
Former Band Director Mary Jane McKinley Admitted for Observation
Miss Mary Jane McKinley, former Union Furnace band director and last year assistant at Nelsonville High School, has entered St. Anthony Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment. She also directed the First Methodist Church choir.
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Mary Jane McKinley
Union Furnace
Nelsonville High School
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
First Methodist Church
Warren Extends Daylight Time to October End
Warren City Council approved extending daylight saving time beyond the usual September end date. The move aligns Warren with Youngstown and Cleveland by keeping clocks ahead through the last Sunday in October.
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Warren
Youngstown
Cleveland
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