Rites Tuesday For Woodard Hinman Widow of Local Businessman
Stella Woodard Hinman, widow of former Nelsonville businessman Harry Hinman, died in Logan West Virginia after a long illness. A Nelsonville native, she was a Presbyterian. Burial will be Tuesday in Logan. She leaves daughter Ruth and sisters Mrs. Mary Heilman of Huntington and Mrs. John Saltz of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Stella Woodard Hinman
Logan
W. Va
Harry Hinman
Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Mary Heilman
Huntington
John Saltz
Eleven Troop 66 Scouts Headed for Camp Kootaga
Eleven scouts from Troop 66 depart Sunday for a week at Camp Kootaga near Parkersburg West Virginia. Scoutmaster Francis Bacus and Dick Covert accompany the group led by Bruce Konkle and the others including Bane Goss Eddie Matheny Ralph Lott Pat Bullock Morgan Monroe Tim Shivers Robert Lowry Homer O Nail Chuck Anderson and Mike Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Camp Kootaga
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bruce Konkle
Bane Goss
Eddie Matheny
Ralph Lott
Pat Bullock
Morgan Monroe
Tim Shivers
Robert Lowry
Homer O’nail
Chuck Anderson
Mike Brooks
Francis Bacus
Dick Covert
York Board Discusses Purchase of New Bus
Nelsonville Ohio York Local Board of Education met Saturday night at Buchtel school. They discussed purchasing a new school bus with five bids received and deferred action. The board approved a 250 826 budget for the coming year and agreed to hire band instructor John Hoy for August.
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York Board
Nelsonville
York
Stan Martin
McLaughlin and Keil
County Budget Commission
John Hoy
William Deeds
Lancaster
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
Iraq Regime Is Overthrown
Baghdad radio fell into revolutionary hands as Brig. Gen. Abdel Karim Kassem was named leader of the coup and a 13 man cabinet formed. A three man Sovereignity Council headed by Lt. Gen. Naguibel Ribael was announced to govern until a plebiscite. Foreign lives and property were pledged safety.
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Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
Abdel Karim Kassem
Naguibel Ribael
Ravenswood News Notes Highlights Local Activities
Reverend C A Bayne underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital. Mrs W S Ritchie Sr hosts guests including her nephew Elmer Stone and family from Arlington Virginia. Mary Noll and other Ravenswood residents received visits from former locals Erma Poling and Elizabeth Fleming. Paul Jones family from Virginia buys Harold Compston’s Race Street home and will move in next week.
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S. Ritchie
Ravenswood
Mary Noll
Jessie Geren
M. E. Polsene
Bert Fleming
Parkersburg
Paul Jones
Virginia
Harold Compston
Race St
Methodists Outline Year for Walden Memorial Church
Wal ton Memorial Methodist Church officials spent nearly four hours planning the conference year. Plans include leadership training for teachers, a church library, Christian Witness Mission for Youth, Religious Emphasis Week, member outreach, a visitation program, Golden Age Club for seniors, Vocational Guidance for Youth, construction of Unit 1, and programs to deepen religious life and education.
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Ravenswood
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Christian Witness
Golden Age Club
New Church
Golden Hour to Meet Ravenswood Sunday School class postpones July meeting
The Golden Hour class of Walton Memorial Methodist Church postpones its July meeting from July 18 to July 25. The gathering will be at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Elsie Geren with Mrs. L E Bollinger as co host.
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Ravenswood
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Elsie Geren
L. E. Bollinger
Boggess Reunion Planned for City Park Parkersburg
The annual Boggess reunion is set for Sunday July 20 at City Park Parkersburg. Dinner will be served at noon and all friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Ravenswood
Parkersburg
Minor On Route 33 Collision In Nelsonville Report
A minor accident occurred in Nelsonville during rain at Route 33 and Daugherty Drive. Vehicles driven by Charles C. Marcinko 39 of Long Bottom and John Fuller Jr 18 of Nelsonville Route 2 were involved. Fuller’s car rear-ended Marcinko’s. No charges were filed.
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Nelsonville
Route 33
Daugherty
Charles C. Marcinko
Long Bottom
John Fuller, Jr
Fuller Auto
Marcinko
Bowen opens new garage on Second St Nelsonville
Bill Bowen formerly ran a garage in the Fred Wolfe Building and has launched a new workshop on Second Street in Nelsonville to serve local motorists.
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Nelsonville
Bill Bowen
Fred Wolfe
Second St
Nelsonville City Council Sets Regular Monthly Meeting
The council will convene in council chambers at 7 tonight for the regular monthly session. Members will address local issues and hear reports from departments.
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Nelsonville
Council
Nelsonville Personal News Highlights From Local Families
Local notes list travels and visits among Nelsonville residents and relatives. Jack Haffner family, Marilyn Wolfe of Columbus, and the Haffners' trip to Jacksonville Florida. Rev. John Lloyd Evans and Cincinnati family. Kennard and granddaughter from St Petersburg Florida with Rosser and Settle families in town. Allen and Shafer families returned from Williamsburg Virginia. Koltz of Canton visiting Ruth Daughtery.
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Jack Haffner
Becky
Mike
Marilyn Wolfe
Columbus
Jacksonville
Fla
Haffner
John Lloyd Evans
Lloyd Evans
Cincinnati
C. H. Kennard
St. Petersberg
Ed Rosser
Richard Settle
Stephenie
Waverly
Ohio
Settle
H. E. Wilson
Glenn Allen
Don Shafer
Williamsburg
John Koltz
Canton
Ruth Daugherty
Two Fined and Two Forfeited in Mayor's Court
In Nelsonville, Mayor Robert Auflick presided. George Kempton of Millfield paid $25 plus costs for intoxication and faced jail for non payment. Sandy Auflick of Nelsonville paid $10 plus costs for assault and battery. Vivian Bonnell of Nelsonville and Frank Lazoricek of Columbus each forfeited $20 bonds for speeding in 65 in a 50 zone.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
George Kempton
Millfield
Sandy Auflick
Pat Auflick
Vivian Bonnell
Frank Lazoricek
Columbus
Glenford Dugan Post 229 Meets Tonight in Nelsonville
A regular session of Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion meets at 7 45 p m today in the Legion War Memorial Building. Commander Don Brady urges new officers and executive committee members to attend plus discuss interior decoration plans. Brady and manager Paul Barrows lead the Junior Baseball program already underway.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion War Memorial
Don Brady
Brady
Paul Barrows
Dixon Assumes Post at Valley Lodge Knights of Pythias
William R. Dixon has assumed chancellor commandership of Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias following installation with other new officers July 2. Wayne Hunley is vice chancellor. Committee assignments are to be announced by Dixon.
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Nelsonville
William R. Dixon
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wayne Hunley
Dixon Goon
Evangelical Group Offers Six Unit Bible Teaching Course
The Evangelical Teacher Training Association of Illinois presents a six unit Preliminary Teacher Training Certificate Course at Second Baptist Church starting July 13 at 6 45 p m The program trains parents Sunday School teachers and Christian educators in teaching methods ETTA credit cards are issued after each unit and a diploma or certificate awarded upon completion Earl Miller Jr pastor of Second Baptist leads the course with four years teaching experience and degrees B A and B D
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Second Baptist Church
Evangelical Teacher Training Association of Illinois
ETTA
Earl Miller, Jr
The
Second Baptist
Miller
Births and admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Donald Riley a daughter from New Marshfield Route 1 and others. Admissions include Herman Brown Carbondale Minnie Poling Mineral Harry Canter New Stairsville Nora Ohlinger Haydenville Evelyn Plummer New Marshfield Lorraine Bricker Athens Edith Bartlett Athens Ordis Wolfe Nelsonville Route 1 Charles Clements Glouster Route 3 Joyce Ann Cordle Logan Dennis Cordle Logan Route 1 Evelyn Wiblin Shade. Blood used 5 units.
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Herman Brown
Carbondale
Minnie Poling
Mineral
Harry Canter
New Stairsville
Nora Ohlinger
Haydenville
Evelyn Plummer
New Marshfield
Lorraine Bricker
Athens
Edith Bartlett
Ordis Wolfe
Nelsonville
Charles Clements
Glouster
Joyce Ann Cordle
Logan
Dennis Cordle
Evelyn Wiblin
Shade
Harold Carpenter
Gore
John Conn
New Straitsville
Ralph Gamble
Albany
Max Dawley
New Plymouth
George Householder
Jacksonville
Edward Bowe
Chauncey
Vera Newman
Roberta Ricketts
Shawnee
Deborah Ricketts
Sue Ann Morrison
David Starner
New Lexington
Charles Kierner
Myrtle Linscott
Edith Rizer
Tracy Newman
Buchtel
Francis Perry
Louise Coakley
Daisy Evans
Ellis Sorrell
Murray City
Mike Bartoe, Jr
the Plains
Earl Stumbaugh
Garfield Nicholson
Charles Biffle
McArthur
Rosa Williams
Mrs Plants Dies After Weeks of Illness in Point Pleasant
Mrs Fannie Mae Plants of Point Pleasant Route 2 died at Holzer Hospital after several weeks of illness. Born February 23 1905 in Fayette County she was the widow of Emmerson B Plants. Survived by son Christian Plants of St Marys daughter Isabelle two sisters Effie Lathey Beulah Slate and two brothers Albert and William Stephens and one grandson. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Eddy Chapel Methodist Church with Rev Hurley and Rev Harmon officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Tuesday at L G Mohr funeral home.
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Point Pleasant
Fannie Mae Plants
Holzer Hospital
Emmerson B. Plants
Plants
Fayette County
H. F. Stephens
Nellie Stephens
Eddy Chapel Methodist Church
Christian B. Plants
St. Marys
Ohio
Isabelle Plants
Group Picnic Set At Crossroads Camp
Ravenswood Young Adult Class of Walton Memorial Methodist Church plans a summer picnic Sunday at Crossroads Camp eight miles north of Parkersburg on Route 2. Transportation will depart from the church at 3:00 p.m. It is hoped that 75 will attend.
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Ravenswood
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Crossroads Camp
Parkersburg
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Dayton
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Cairo
Jordan
Baghdad
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Ravenswood News
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Evangelical Group
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Joe Hanning
Thomas Echstenkamper
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H. FE. Kibble
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Beauty Shop
Albany, Ohio
Patty Stiles
Luckoff
Athens Pharmacy
Dannie's Trailer Sales, Inc
Willys
International L
Gail Watkins
Whitley
Carl Michael
Landis Gulf
Brown's Pure Oil
North Court
Zundapp
Billy Perry Motor Sales
Cushman
Schwinn
Whizzer
White’s Shop
Lester Duff
Jerseyville
Slade
Messenger
L. E. White
West Roofing Co
Depot St
Armstrong
H. D. Martin
William J. Sycks
Denver Young
James Brown
Hunter St
Logan, Ohio
Grange
Baughman Ins
Harold Goddard
Aue
Phone Bartlett
Auto Insurance
D. M. Goddard
National Motel Training, Inc
the Messenger
Charles H. Russell
Acousticon Hearing Service
Julianna St
Sherwin Williams
RAPP
Uhlman's
Miller's Sanitation
Guysville
Coolville R. D
Vic
Elmer W. Sutton
Rawleigh Dealer
N. Or
S. Athens Co
Mable Kim
Tuppers Plains
Rawleigh’s
Freeport, Ill
Realsilk and Hoover
Hocking
Perry Counties
E. H. Phelps
Central Ave
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
W. O. Rose
Nichels Bakery
Main Street
Pomeroy
Vivian
Aviaries and Aquarium
Norwood, Logan
General Tree Service
Algeo Motor Sales
Baker and Stauffer
Sears Roebuck
Berry Hotel
Irene Dodd
Coolville
Charleston Market
Call Wilkesville
Maytag
State Street
Mahaffey Motor Service
Stanley
Jaguars
M. G. Autin Healy
Hillman
Joe McWhorter
Jackson
Gallia
Meigs
Lawrence
Washington
P. O. Box
Charleston
Wade Hanning
Guernsey
Garnet Anderson
Hillcrest
Harold Young
State Rt
Herman Budworth
Amesville
Yorkshire Pigs
Clarence L. Brown
Albany Rt
W. Union St
Emory Allen, Jr
Plains
Frank Lee
Vore Ridge
Route 2
Chevrolet
Plymouth
NASH
Pontiac
Desoto
Bos Hess
Fayette Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
Walter H. Wuerdeman
Madison Road
Williamson Company
CUSDA
U.S
Bob Hess Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
East State St
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