Nelsonville Faces Fund Gaps and Staffing Needs
Nelsonville has $80,000 in restricted funds for sewer, permanent improvements, and city buildings, limiting transfers and borrowing. Streets need resurfacing, water operations require modern methods, and the city should hire a full-time mayor or safety director with at least $6000 a year to improve services.
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Water Department
Water Division
Nelsonville
Esther Class Has Picnic
Nelsonville notes cover a First Christian Church Esther Class picnic at the parsonage with Rev Stockdale and hostesses. Activities include devotions by Mrs Agnes Cox and a secretary treasurer report by Mrs Velma Pritchard. 18 members attended.
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Nelsonville
Esther
First Christian Church
Thomas V. Stockdale
Sadie Linton
Velma Pritchard
Agnes Cox
Mabel Hooper
Renetta Hodgeson
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes and Local Notices
Mount St Mary Hospital notes births admissions and dismissals for families in Nelsonville Athens Glouster and surrounding areas. Local items include a dance for high school youth at the Legion War Memorial Building, a month to month resuscitation film shown to lifeguards, a fire at Deanville, a juvenile citation for James Kanter and a board of trade directors meeting at Ethel’s Tea Room.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion War Memorial
Wilbert Hartman
Robbins Rd
Terry Hackney
Columbus
The
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
James T. Kanter
Athens
Athens County Juvenile Court
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Ethel’s
Slim Interest in Little Queen Title In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville applications for the Little Miss Parade of the Hills title are described as very slim by chairwoman Mrs. Raymond Juniper. Entrants must be six by August 1 and deadlines are August 1. Sponsorship is required with no costs involved, and entries may include two photos. forms are available from Mrs. Mary V. Linscott or Walters' Tot Shop. Judging is set for August 17 at specified locations.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Juniper
Juniper
Driver Is Jailed After Shepherd St. Accident
Delbert Barber 53 of Redstone Arsenal Alabama was held at the Nelsonville city jail after a Wednesday evening crash on Shepherd Street. Police accuse him of driving while intoxicated as his car rolled into Mary Copeland and Mary Sayers properties, causing property damage but no injuries. He faces Nelsonville Mayor Court.
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Nelsonville
Delbert Barber
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
City Jail
Barber
Shepherd St. Hill
Mary Copeland
Mary Sayers
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