Government money fuels civil defense shelter push
An editorial on the Kennedy administration's plan to fund a national shelter program as U S officials seek federal leadership and funding. It outlines the threat from a nuclear attack, the plan to survey and retrofit shelters in buildings, and the need for federal plus state and local financing to stockpile food and medical supplies. Kansas City is noted as a potential safe area without new construction.
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Congress
Uncle Sam
Kennedy
Kansas City
Nelsonville Garden Club installs new officers
Mrs Earl Hilleary and others hosted the Nelsonville Garden Club as it held its final meeting of the year at the First Christian Church social rooms. New officers installed by Regional Director Mrs Herman Humphrey include Mrs John Coker president and Mrs George Freer first vice president.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
J. D. Adamson
Frank Oakley
Nelsonville Garden Club
First Christian Church
Hubert Mender
Herman Humphrey
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Region 11
John Coker
George Freer
Billy Neal
Donald Betts
York Band To Begin Summer Practice In School Room
The York High School Band will start at 9 a.m. Monday in the high school band room. Band director John J. Hoy announced the schedule for the remaining summer practices at Monday's rehearsal. the bus route will be the same as last year.
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Nelsonville
York
John J. Hoy
Miss Barber Honored At Nelsonville Bridal Shower
Miss Janet Howson and Miss Nettie Nan Carlin led a surprise bridal shower for Miss Phillis Barber at the Howsons home on Poplar Street. Guests included Miss Howson, Miss Cartin, Sue Powell, Jean Radford, Mary Ann Kinneer, Linda Wolfe, Carol Sue Adkins, La Donna Wolfe, Lois Tignor, Ruth Tedrow, Mrs. Arlene Hiles, Mrs. Marlene Deitman, Mrs. Phyllis Rowan, Miss Lynn Tedrick, and Mrs. Carolyn Leadbetter. Assistants were Mrs. Orlando Howson and Mrs. Shelby Barber.
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Nelsonville
Janet Howson
Nettie Nan Carlin
Phillis Barber
Orlando Howson
Poplar St
Miss Howson
Miss Cartin
Sue Powell
Jean Radford
Mary Ann Kinneer
Linda Wolfe
Carol Sue Adkins
la Donna Wolfe
Lois Tignor
Ruth Tedrow
Arlene Hiles
James Lees To Observe Golden Wedding Date
Nelsonville notes mark the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lee at 104 Mill St McArthur with family fete set for Sunday July 20. The Lees married July 30 1911 in Buchtel and have lived in Nelsonville for 45 years before moving to McArthur last year when Mr Lee became county engineer. They are surrounded by nine children and 19 grandchildren.
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Nelsonville
James E. Lee
Mill St
McArthur
Lee
Vinton County
Buchtel
Blanche Moore
W. A. Thomas
Buchtel Methodist Church
T. W. Wallace
Joseph M. Milner
Majel
Richard Swearengin
Kathryn
Jim Edward Lee
Columbus
Jack Milburn
Edith
Cincinnati
Clayton M. Lee
Bellefontaine
Jack H. Tedrick
Wanda
Athens
Fred Ellis
Virginia
Waverly
Robert L. Ayers
Ruth
Wooster
Robert W. Light
Coshocton
Nelsonville Athletic Association outlines grid program
Nelsonville High School football coach Lowell Cole spoke to the Nelsonville Athletic Association outlining upcoming season plans and staff. He introduced assistants Robert Sheskey, Robert Penrod, Hoy Seckenger and Byron Andrews and suggested a covered dish meeting for players, cheerleaders, parents and coaches at a shelter house with date to be announced. Paul Longgrear of Marietta presented projects including plastic athletic flags in school colors for sale during The Parade of The Hills. Officers were named: Charles Pancake president, Max Adkins vice president, Charles Ennis secretary treasurer, Violet Hollenbaugh recording secretary, and trustees Darrell Figgins Sr., Arthur Traugh, John Bob Wend, Dick Hubbard, and Leroy Bennett. The next meeting is Aug 16 for officer elections and Parade plans.
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Nelsonville
Lowell Cole
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville Athletic Association
Cole
Robert Sheskey
Robert Penrod
Hoy
Shelter House
Paul Longgrear
Marietta
Longgrear
Association
Charles Pancake
Max Adkins
Charles Ennis
Violet Hollenbaugh
Darrell Figgins Sr
Arthur Traugh
John Bob Wend
Dick Hubbard
Leroy Bennett
Potatoes and Bananas Stolen From Stand
A Route 33 produce stand near Nelsonville was entered through a front wire enclosure and robbed of two 50 pound sacks of potatoes and two bunches of bananas valued at 5.25 dollars. The theft occurred between 9 p.m. Tuesday and 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, according to owner H Otis Gill.
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Nelsonville
Route 33
H. Otis Gill
Gill
Elks' Friday Stag Menu Set by Activities Chair
Fred Nixon announces the Friday night Elks stag in Nelsonville with moose venison and roasting ears on the menu. The event is organized by the lodge activities committee.
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Nelsonville
Fred Nixon
Activities Committee
Library Gets 19 New Books for Nelsonville Shelf
Nelsonville Public Library received 19 new books to be placed on reserve Friday and Saturday and released to circulation Monday. Titles include The Golden Trollop by Scott, The White Wolfe by Brand, At Last to Kiss Amanda by Norris, The Guilty Ones by Telfer, For Fear We Shall Perish by Pigney, The House on Coliseum Street by Gray, Jimmy Riddle by Brook, The Secret Gifts by Johnson, Hunter Deep in Summer by Loomis, Lanterns to Lances by Thurber, Sketches from Life of Men I Have Known by Acheson, Mountains of Gilead by Ford, Saturn Over the Water by Priestley, Six Impossible Things by Cadel, Be My Love by Hale, Once Upon a Spring by Radford, The House of Healing by Risley, How Does It Work by Koff, A Crew of Two by Eberhart.
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Nelsonville
Radford
Risley
Koff
Eberhart
Ollie Rogers Dies At 76 In Nelsonville
Ollie Rogers 76 of New Floodwood died Wednesday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after an extended illness. A retired coal miner son of J. C. and Susan Rogers he is survived by wife Rena two daughters Maybelle Ball and Margaret Bentley both of Nelsonville RFD a brother Elza Rogers Nelsonville RFD eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A sister and a brother preceded him in death. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Warren funeral home with calling after 2 p.m. Thursday burial at Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Ollie Rogers
New Floodwood
Mount St. Mary Hospital
J. C
Susan Rogers
Warren Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Draper with a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Stires with a son. Admissions include Eva Maddix Logan Ann Wilson Moxahala Lucy Coffman Glouster Route 3 Jerry Oliver Nelsonville Cathryn Herrold Nelsonville Grace Dyker Murray City Elsie Walker Chauncey and others. Discharges name Lyle Robinson New Lexington and several Nelsonville and Chauncey residents.
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Arthur Draper
Millfield
Sylvester Stires
Glouster
Eva Maddix
Logan
Ann Wilson
Moxahala
Lucy Coffman
Jerry Oliver
Nelsonville
Cathryn Herrold
Grace Dyker
Murray City
Elsie Walker
Chauncey
William Wright, Jr
Corning
Mary Rife
Buchtel
Jack Hemsworth
Lyle Robinson
New Lexington
Margaret Walker
Ray Six
Athens
Nedra Evans
Charles Warren
Jean Standall
Oscar Pearson
Carbon Hill
William Verity
Leo Eberts
McArthur
Rita Robson to Marry John Ebner in Murray City
Mr and Mrs Glen D Robson announce the engagement of daughter Rita Eileen Robson to John Richard Ebner, son of Mr and Mrs Frank A Ebner of Columbus. Rita is a Murray City High School alumna working at Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan. Ebner attended Columbus schools and works at Hobby Ranch Houses in Columbus. The wedding is set for 10 am October 21 at St Philip Neri Catholic Church in Murray City with Rev. Father Joseph Zwitalski officiating.
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Glen D. Robson
Murray City
Rita Eileen
John Richard Ebner
Frank A. Ebner
East Welch Avenue
Columbus
Murray City High School
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Logan
Ebner
Hobby Ranch Houses, Inc
St. Philip Neri Catholic Church
Joseph Zwitalski
Girls Visit Relatives in Cleveland and Glens Village
Joan Sorrell and Judy Verba visit relatives at Cleveland and Glor ia Glens Village on Chippewa Lake, Murray City.
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Murray City
Joan Sorrell
Judy Verba
Cleveland
Gloria Glens Village
Chippewa Lake
Party Rally Plans Made by MYF Officers
Ten officers of the senior MYF of the First Methodist Church attended a council meeting at the church parsonage. They outlined plans for a local party on August 20 and a sub-district rally on September 10 along with August and September programs.
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Nelsonville
MYF
First Methodist Church
Driver Fined for Unsafe Operation in Mayor Hil leary Court
Danny War ren Jr. of Deanville was fined 20 dollars plus costs in Nelsonville mayor Earl Hilleary's court for unsafe operation following an accident.
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Nelsonville
Danny Warren, Jr
Deanville
Earl Hilleary
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