Nelsonville Welcomes Dr. Najm Opens Office June
Dr. T. J. Najm a United States Army surgeon relocates to Nelsonville to open a surgical office at his home on West Washington Street after two years of service including a Korea tour. He trained at American University Beirut Elizabeth General Norwalk and Miami Valley Hospital and is board certified. He and his wife Louise nurse have three children De Mary Louise 6 Ramsey 4 and Nadia Rose 16 months.
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Nelsonville
T. J. Najm
U. S. Army
W. Washington St
Dale Foster
Najm
Beirut
Lebanon
American University
Elizabeth General Hospital
Elizabeth
N. J
Norwalk Hospital
Norwalk
Conn
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
American Boardgen
Korea
Army Staff
Louise
Linden
Hospital
de Mary Louise
Ramsey
Nadia Rose
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes
Birth notices list several families welcoming daughters at Mount St Mary Hospital. Names include Mr and Mrs Walter Wysong of Athens, Mrs Anna Mitchell of Surrey City, and Mrs Dallas Clayton of Athens, among others, with accompanying locations. Additional entries reference Miss Barbara Snyder of New Straitsville and individuals from Chauncey Nelsonville New Lexington and Buchtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Snyder
New Straitsville
Paul Kostical
Chauncey
Anna Mitchell
Scurrey City
Ona Wilson
John Lent
Etta McKibben
Nelsonville
Dallas Clayton
Athens
Paul Kennard
Ben Taylor
Buchtel
Merle Dickson
New Lexington
Robert Todd
Dr. Perry Oakley Receives Diploma At Still College
Nelsonville reports Dr. G. Oakley son of Mr and Mrs P G Oakley received a Still College of Osteopathy and Surgery diploma in Des Moines Iowa as part of a class of 60. He has trained at Doctors Hospitals in Columbus and will begin an internship in Grand Rapids Michigan on July 1. Mr and Mrs P G Oakley and grandson Robert Ellis Pospichel attended graduation activities in Des Moines.
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Nelsonville
G. Oakley
P. G. Oakley
Still College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Des Moines
Iowa
Oakley
Doctors Hospitals
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert Ellis Pospichel
Leffler of Chauncey Dies at 88 in Ohio Coal District
G. E. Leffler of Chauncey dies at 88 after a life working in district mines. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias. Surviving are his wife Nellie, four sons Carl Dorothy Yager and others, a brother Charles, a sister Nellie Cox, 15 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Three children preceded him. Funeral at 2 p.m. at Warren-North funeral home. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
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Knights of Pythias
Nellie Leffler
Carl
Dorothy Yager
Corning
Charles Leffler
Chauncey
Nellie Cox
Jacksonville
John Evans
Warren - North Funeral Home
Nye Cemetery
Scouts of Troop 64 Meet With Master Scouts
Scouts from Troop 64 gathered for a regular Monday evening meeting led by Senior Patrol Leader Mickey Young and Scoutmaster Bob Harris. Jerry Norris and Jim Hellyer demonstrated knapsack packing while members prepared for Tenderfoot rank reviews and later bundled papers for a drive.
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Nelsonville
Shane Kelly Terry
Steve Matheny
Terry
Tom Cox
Jaellyer
Mickey Young
Walt Lineback
Bob Harris
Lowell Miller
Jim Hellyer
Jerry Norris
Child Bitten on Face by Neighbor's Dog
Cheryl McNamee daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McNamee 444 Fairview St was bitten on the nose lip and cheek Tuesday afternoon by a dog owned by neighbor Tom Higgins. Abrasions were minor and treated by a local physician. The dog will be confined by the owner for two weeks as a precaution. Patrolman Burns Ervin investigated the incident.
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Nelsonville
Cheryl McNamee
Robert McNamee
Fairview St
Tom Higgins
Burns Ervin
Ohio University
Holzer Hospital Notes Admitted And Discharges
List of patients admitted to Holzer Hospital including Mrs. Ted Stevens Point Pleasant surgical and Miss Jean E Sheward Jackson medical. Names also include Charles Barton Gallipolis Mrs A E Hassell Point Pleasant Jasper D McMurray Rutland Middleport Laura Hager Middleport Osher B Martin West Columbia Frank Hill Gallipolis Arch M Roush Letart Jean E Sheward Jackson Fred C Wood Coalton Delmar D Christian Oak Hill. Discharged: Elmer Patton Raymond Lieving and daughter Ronald Lockwood Paul French Sandra Campbell Clara Spencer Arthur Lehman Charles Daniels Mrs Wayne Morgan Mrs Joseph Le Blanc Mrs Gilbert Hayes.
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Ted Stevens
Point Pleasant
Charles Barton
Gallipolis
A. E. Hassell
Jasper D. McMurray
Laura Hager
Middleport
Litytoe
Gant Mannering
Jackson
Osher B. Martin
West Columbia
Frank Hill
Arch M. Roush
Letart
Jean E. Sheward
Boston Woman Named President of The Mother Church
Mrs Gertrude W Eiseman of Boston was named president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston at the Annual Meeting. She has long served in Christian Science roles and was a wartime War Relief Committee member.
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Gertrude W. Eiseman
Boston
Mass
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Williams Installed as Nelsonville Eagles President
Henry Williams was installed head of Nelsonville Aerie 391, Fraternal Order of Eagles, at a Tuesday lodge meeting succeeding Bernard Jacobs. Other new officers include Leslie Grubb as vice president, Morris Clouston as chaplain, Charles Pancake as conductor, Pearl Altman outside guard, Leroy Bennett inside guard, Gerald Jacobs treasurer, with Homer Adams as three year trustee. Holdovers are Robert Wilson and Richard Smith, and Watson Wolf remains secretary.
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Nelsonville
Henry Williams
Nelsonville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Bernard Jacobs
Tior
Leslie Grubb
Morris Clouston
Charles Pancake
Pearl Altman
Leroy Bennett
Gerald Jacobs
Homer Adams
Robert Wilson
Richard Smith
Watson Wolf
Retail Merchants Meet at City Hall Thursday
Nelsonville reports an important Retail Merchants Association gathering at city hall on Thursday at 7. Robison, chairman, announced the event.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
City Hall
Robison
Nelsonville Cosmo Club Receives Blue Ribbon at State Conven
The Cosmopolitan Club met at Mrs. Ball's Poplar Street home and received the Blue Ribbon for its Year Book at the recent state convention in Columbus. Mrs Ball, on the committee evaluating comic books, reported 121 titles on the market with 161 rated objectionable or partly objectionable. Refreshments followed.
Driver Fined After Crash in Nelsonville
Police reports two city crashes with one driver fined for unsafe operation. David Neiman of Nelsonville was fined 15 dollars and costs after a Canal Street collision around 11 am. Two other vehicles, driven by James McKnight and Kenneth Tye with Richard Morris, collided near E Wash and Jefferson Streets around 3:45 pm.
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Nelsonville
James Cope
David Neiman
Canal St
Neiman
Earl Hilleary
James Edward McKnight
Canal
Kenneth Tye
Richard Morris
Athens
E. Wash
Jefferson Sts
Boy Breaks Both Arms Swinging on Arbor
Nelsonville report says 12 year old Dicky North fractured both arms above the wrists Sunday while swinging on a grape arbor at the home of Mrs. Pearl Keiffer on Run Road. Fractures were reduced at Mount St. Mary Hospital. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul North of Logan Route 5.
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Nelsonville
Dicky North
Drother
Pearl Keiffer
Run
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Paul North
Logan
Mrs Fisk Hosts Rummage Group and Workshop Event
Mrs Fisk chairs a rummage group and the women’s workshop at Trimble on June 23. Devotional services focused on the topic for God led by Mrs Ariens Powell. Mrs Johnson presented the program with leader India’s Door Clarence Scott as reader.
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Trimble
God
Ariens Powell
Johnson
India’s Door
Clarence Scott
Mies
Our Own Workers in the Field Read at Meeting
Mrs. Patton spoke on India and the Christ in Home. Mrs. Johnson presented India and the Christ in Home. Readings titled Our Own Workers in the Field were read by Mrs. J. A. Long Mrs. Cope and Mrs. Flora Powell. The hostess served refreshments to 13 members.
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India
Willing Workers Plan Noon Pot Luck Meeting
The Willing Workers class of the Christian Church will meet at Mrs. Goldie Bryson's home at 300 Oak Street on Thursday at noon. A pot luck lunch will be served.
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The
Christian Church
Goldie Bryson
Oak St
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Walter Wysong
Francis Miller
Lewis Davis
Perry Oakley
First National Bank
J. H. Wilson
Nelsonville, Ohio
NYE Chevrolet CO
Laverne Arnold
Prandwenes
G. E. Leffler
Holzer Hospital
Ussr
Great Britain
Germany
Turkey
Baltic Sea
Adriatic
NATO
Soviet Union
Austria
Switzerland
Europe
Moscow
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Yugoslavia
Tito
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
Eagles
Williams
Nelsonville Society
Cosmopolitan Club
Tye
Jefferson
Washington
Cope
Morris
Shough Corner
Mrs. Fisk
Adache
Core
Ees
Pere
Kroger
Chevrolet
Daytona Beach
Florida
Columbia
N. C
Fayetteville
General Motors
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Fayette St
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