Wellston Church Festival Plans Summer Homecoming
Saint Peter and Paul Church School in Wellston announces a two day festival and homecoming on the school grounds. Activities include games, pony rides, a merry go round, fish pond and darts while a Sunday noon ham and chicken dinner is served. Proceeds from prizes total 100 50 25 15 and 10 to fund local scholarships. Co chairs Mrs. James Abele and Joseph Newman with John Gallivan organizing booths and concessions.
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Wellston
Saint Peter and Paul Church
Robert Lemon
James Abele
Joseph Newman
John Gallivan
Father Lemon
Nelsonville Library Receives 36 New Books
Nelsonville Public Library to place thirty six new titles on reserve Friday including biographies and fiction. Notable works include The Gods Themselves by Asimov One More Time by Baldwin Harrowhouse by Browne Bonecrack by Francis and The Morning Cool by Witherspoon Mystery The Lizard In The Cup The Day Miss Bessie Lewis Disappeared The Three Worlds Of Johnny Handsome Inspector Ghote Goes By Train and A Killing In Malta. Non fiction titles include Duet In Diamonds The Summertime Cookbook How To Paint Anything and Billy Graham Talks With David Frost.
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Nelsonville
Deans
Nelsonville Public Library
Asimov
Baldwin
L Harrowhouse
Browne
Bonecrack
Francis
Goldenrod
Harker
Dark Horse
Knebel
Malprac
Tice
Lipsky
Ogilvie
Rossiter
Sharp
Lakeland
Stranger
Witherspoon Mysteries
Dickinson
Bessie Lewis
Disney
Franklin
Johnny Handsome
Godey
Inspector Ghote
Keating
Lovell
Malta
Burke
Burros
Cobb
Billy Graham
David Frost
Frost
Humbard
Patience Worth
Livag
Morgan
Moss
Schwiebert
Bloodmobile Visit Set In Jackson
The Jackson Coun ty Red Cross chapter schedules a county wide bloodmobile at Christ United Methodist Church Jackson on July 28 from noon to 5 pm. Wellston Jackson and Oak Hill cooperate to recruit donors with appointments via local contacts. Blood donations can be given every eight weeks.
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Wellston
American Red Cross
United States
Jackson County
Christ United Methodist Church
Broadway
Portsmouth St
Jackson
Oak Hill
Tom Lockard
A. B. McCormick
Area Jobless Claims Decline. Logan Leads with 502 for Week
Unemployment claims for the week ending July 8 totaled 502, down from last week. Logan reported 39 initial and 202 continued. Athens had 40 initial and 221 continued, a rise from a year ago. Employment chief Harold Zimmerman notes the year over year increase of 44. Logan area openings include eight positions across retail, medical, automotive, and service roles.
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Logan
Athens
Harold Zimmerman
Employment Service Bureau
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Admitted patients include Pearl Brown Glouster Cliff Ford Stephenson New Straitsville Orland Gandee Mrs Geraldine Arnold Miss Phyllis Betts all Nelsonville Mrs Mary Hartman Athens Route 2 Mrs Marie Chapman Jacksonville Harley Freeman Glouster Route 1 Dismissals include Paul Martin Miss Debra Matheny Dana Ward Mrs Wanda Trace Master Jason Hanning Master Cameron Earick Mrs Mildred Francis Mrs Catherine Harkless Lindsey Pyles Mrs Irene McManaway Mrs Hazel Shark Charles Dunlap Mrs Margaret Buck Daniel Spires transferred to University Hospital Columbus.
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Pearl Brown
Glouster
Clifford Stephenson
New Straitsville
Orland Gandee
Geraldine Arnold
Phyllis Betts
Nelsonville
Mary Hartman
Athens
Marie Chapman
Jacksonville
Harley Freeman
Paul Martin
Debra Matheny
Dana Ward
Wanda Trace
Jason Hanning
Cameron Earick
Mildred Francis
Catherine Harkless
Lindsey Pyles
Irene McManaway
Hazel Shark
Charles Dunlap
Margaret Buck
Daniel Spires
University Hospital
Columbus
P&G Board approves 17th straight dividend raise
Procter & Gamble increases quarterly dividend by 39 cents to 1.56 per share, payable August 15 to holders of record July 21. The firm has never missed a dividend since its 1890 incorporation. In Chester, Shade River Lodge No 453 F and AM meets Thursday at 8 p.m. Master Mason’s degree work planned.
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Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
Chester
Shade River Lodge
F & AM
Driverless Car Damages City Street In Nelsonville Incident
A driverless car drifted backwards on W Franklin Street near Mount St Mary Hospital at 3 15 p m causing damage to a catch basin street signs and a utility pole. The 1969 sedan was reportedly parked near the hospital entrance when it moved on its own. Mrs Shirley Stephenson was cited for failure to secure a parked motor vehicle.
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Nelsonville
W. Franklin Street
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Shirley Stephenson
Pinegrove Drive
Franklin Street
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Gene Davis
TEMPO
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
P.O
Rockingham
Rug Runner
Hocking Valley Hospital
Larry Tisdale
Laurelville
Earl Crothers
John Norris
Betty Guess
Ronald Hardin
Russell Freeman
Lawrence Wolfe
Harry Woltz
Charles Timberlake
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