McArthur Fourth of July fete draws 3000 crowd
McArthur hosted a July 4 celebration with over 3000 attendees. Dean Sturm and the WSAZ TV hayriders headlined entertainment. Debby Hutchinson was named Miss Vinton County Queen, crowned by 1962 queen Marsha Barber. A parade, horse show, Cherry Ridge Run music, and a fireworks display capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Dean Sturm
Wsaz TV
Debby Hutchinson
Leroy Hutchinson
Vinton County
Marsha Barber
Beverly Harkins
Glen Harkins
Sandra Webb
Lonnie Webb
Robert Byers
Bernard Berens
Debby Huntley
Otho Huntley
New Plymouth
Willie Ross
Cherry Ridge
Ivan Miller
Vinton Hills
Ten Teacher Openings in Vinton County Schools
McArthur-County Sept. D. M. Bryson retires after 21 years on the county board of education. He notes 10 teaching vacancies across Zaleski, McArthur, Allensville, and Wilton districts. An art teacher is hired. a speech and hearing teacher remains needed. Resignations due by July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
M. Bryson
County Board of Education
Bryson
Zaleski
Allensville
Wilton
McArthur Man Named Production Manager at Adelman Lumber
Ernest W. Sprague, long time production official at McArthur Brick Co and former assistant superintendent to his late father E. F. Sprague, is named production manager of Adelman Lumber Co in McArthur effective June 16. He resigns from McArthur Brick after 17 years with the firm to join Adelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Ernest W. Sprague
McArthur Brick Co
Adelman Lumber Co
Sprague
EF. L. Sprague
Adelman
Taylor Ridge Social News Roundup From Local Families
Fred Heffkin took Mrs Heffkin and daughter June to Columbus airport then flew to Orange California to visit Mr and Mrs Delbert Lemoine. Gerald Bryan returned from Columbus with Noel Bryan family. Lena Leakey hosted guests including George Daft Baltimore Clara Cannon Columbus Hugh Seckinger Washington DC Thomas Blower Chauncey Henry Heffkin Millfield. Robert Runyon family visited Adamsville. Births announced at Mount St Mary Hospital by Bill Drake and by Robert Shifflet. Vesitors of Basil Vore included James Bickley Jack Terry and Robert Snyder family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Fred Heffkin
Heffkin
June
Columbus
Orange
Calif
Delbert Lemoine
Gerald Bryan
Noel Bryan
Lena Leake
George Daft
Baltimore
Clara Cannon
Hugh Seckinger
Washington, D. C
Thomas Blower
Chauncey
Henry Heffkin
Millfield
Robert Runyon
Dianna
Jane
Ruth Ellen
Adamsville
William Bulstrom
Bill Drake
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lena Leakey
Glen McConkey
Lew McConkey
Vera McConkey
Athens
June Heffkin
Sue Powell
Lancaster
Robert Shifflet
Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Basil Vore
James Bickley
Jack and
Terry
Robert Snyder
Terri Lynn
Vinton County Land Transfers List Numerous Property Deals
Ronald E and Ruth A Wells transfer 47 acres in Wilkesville Two to Luther J and Mary A Stapleton. Dennis M Robinette to Frances Follis for lots in Zaleski. Claude M Ethel Herrold and Robert B Helen Will to McArthur village council for a lot there. Cather Eleanor Waldron and Howard B Eggleston to Luther and Betty Jean Cain for 119 acres in Jackson Two. Howard B Eggleston to Eleanor Waldron for 119 acres in Jackson Two. Harry E and Anna May Davis to Otis Little for lots in Hamden. Estelle Humphreys to Ernest and Clara Schwalbach for 22.5 acres in Harrison Two. Leonard J and Mary Holzpel to Gerald R and Frances M Dobbins for 5.53 acres in Clinton Two. Joe and Maude Dale Nelson to Wilbur and Mona McLane for 20 acres in Elk Two. Olan O and Mary K Dearth to Bertha Clemens for land in Harrison Two. Bernard Ratliff to Sandra Lou and Bernard Dean Ratliff for lots in Hamden Irvin and Winnie Rinehart to Grace Imboden for five acres in Jackson Twp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald E
Ruth A. Wells
Luther J
Mary A. Stapleton
Wilkesville
Dennis M. Robinette
Frances Follis
Zaleski
Claude M
Ethel Herrold
Robert B
Helen Will
McArthur
Cather
Eleanor Waldron
Howard B. Eggleston
Luther
Betty Jean Cain
Jackson
Harry E
Anna May Davis
Otis Little
Hamden
Estelle Humphreys
Ernest
Clara Schwalbach
Harrison Two
Leonard J
Mary Holzaptel
Gerald R
Frances M. Dobbins
Clinton
Joe and
Maude Dale Nelson
Wilbur
Mona McLane
Elk Two
Olan O
Mary K. Dearth
Bertha Clemens
Bernard Ratliff
Sandra Lou
Bernard Dean Ratliff
Irvin
Winnie Rinehart
Grace Imboden
Jackson Twp
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births And Admissions
Births list new infants born to families including Nott Keeney Hiles and others. Admissions include Marvin Post Harry Davis Jack Pack Miss Marjorie Glass Mrs Mary Smith Russ Childress and more with many from Logan Nelsonville and Athens. Blood used eight units. Cottage visit notes Dora Calentine and guests at Calentine Cottage near McConnelsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nott
Athens
Frank Keeney
Buchtel
Ronald Hiles
Logan
Marvin Post
Corning
Harry Davis
Jack Pack
Nelsonville
Marjorie Glass
Mary Smith
Murray City
Russ Childress
Rhoderick Ice
Shawnee
Jesse Rush
Carl Price
Robert Walters
New Straitsville
Lois M. Huntsman
Arvilla Wilson
Charles Walton
Trimble
Christy Dupler
Carbon Hill
Edward Lowery
Deanville
Oron McVey
Hazel Shuttleworth
Albert Binderbasin
Dora Calentine
Calentine
McConnelsville
Howard Beveridge
Marion
Beverly Jean Calentine
Amesville
Homer Morrison Joins Eagle Construction Co Springfield
Homer Morrison has joined the Eagle Construction Co in Springfield as the firm relocates Route 68 north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Morrison
Eagle Construction Co
Springfield
New Bookkeeper Named at Dodrill Ford Sales
Miss Mary Kruger of Allensville assumes the role of bookkeeper at Dodrill Ford Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Mary Kruger
Allensville
Dodrill Ford Sales
Nelsonville Pythian Sisters Postpone Meeting
Valley Temple No 137 Pythian Sisters postpone today’s 7 30 p m meeting due to rededication work at the Pythian Building. Eagles auxiliary and District 4 meetings are announced with Harriet Juniper identified as district secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Temple No. 137
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Esther Class Meeting at First Christian Church
Nelsonville Esth er Class of First Christian Church met Monday night for a 6 o'clock dinner and monthly session. President Mrs Sadie Linton led business, reports were read by Mrs Velma Pritchard and Mrs Agnes Cox, devotions by Mrs Cox and Mrs Mabel Hooper. Hostesses were Mrs Emma Cook and Mrs Otto Tharp. Eighteen members attended as Rev Thomas Stockdale showed pictures on Creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Esther
First Christian Church
Sadie Linton
Velma Pritchard
Agnes Cox
Cox
Mabel Hooper
Emma Cook
Otto Tharp
Thomas V. Stockdale
City budget presented for 1963-64 in Nelsonville
City Auditor Mrs. Mabel Tignor read the proposed budget to council noting expected income and projected expenses. She said the Industrial Memorial Building may require two to three thousand dollars from another source by 1965 to meet payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mabel Tignor
Trial Memorial Building
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Loyd Steel
Vinton
McArthur Man
Mains
Logan, Ohio
City Loan Co
Mrs. Pwight Smith
Frigidaire
Thrifty Frigidaire Freezer
Credit Thrift Plan
Collins & Young
Columbus St
Tel
Bill Lawson
Hartford City
Ind
Eagles
Nelsonville Aerie
Aerie
Harriet Juniper
Eagles Auxiliaries
Glouster Eagles Hall
Eagle
Women’s Church
the Messenger
Ohio
Cable
Eredii Thrift
Teel
Eveready
Léaupa
Cincinnati
Ben Hur
Melnor
Suai
Baw
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