Winds Fan Fire In Happy Hollow
A brush fire driven by 45 mph winds threatened the Happy Hollow Community Church and nearby structures in Nelsonville. Firefighters from the Nelsonville department, U S Forest Service rangers, and volunteers battled two hours, aided by a strip mine access cut, with about 30 volunteers and multiple fire vehicles. The fire burned over 15 acres before being extinguished. one old fire truck broke down and was sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Happy Hollow
U.S. Forest Service
Clarence Hall
Forest Service
New Straitsville
Jack Riley
York
Green Lawn
Woodruff Johnson
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Admissions List
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes report new admissions including Master Timothy Brooks and a long list of patients such as Mrs Elsie Ruth Deaver, Mrs Charlene Johnson, Roby Blackford, Harry Disbennett, John Jackson, Jerome Dumott Jr, Miss Vivian Hartman, Daniel Gyure, Eldon Skinner, Harley Wakefield, Clarence Skivers, and others from multiple townships and routes. The entry names numerous individuals by name and residence, reflecting community hospital intake data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Brooks
Glouster
Joe Shuttleworth
New Straitsville
Elsie Ruth Deaver
Columbus
Charlene Johnson
Nelsonville
Robly Blackford
Harry Disbennett
Rockbridge
John Jackson
Millfield
Jerome Dumott, Jr
Junction City
Vivian Hartman
Lillian Knowlton
New Marshfield
Daniel Gyure
Muriel Stanley
Gladys van Ness
Sharpsburg
Eldon Skinner
Chauncey
Harley Wakefield
Athens
Clarence Skivers
Grass Fire in Nelsonville Suppressed After Paper Burning
A three acre grass fire behind Richard Hopstetter's Nelsonville home was extinguished by the Nelsonville fire department and U S Forest Service fighters around 5 p m Monday. Firemen said a Hopstetter youth set papers alight, igniting the grass. TO HOLD RUMMAGE SALE MIDDLEPORT Evangeline Chapter Order of Eastern Star will stage a rummage sale Friday and Saturday in the former Sanborn Jewelry building. A bake sale planned for Saturday has been cancelled.
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Nelsonville
Richard Hopstetter
Middleport — Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Sanborn Jewelry
Word Quiz Held By Circle Two Women’s Association
Nine members gathered at Miss Dorothy Vorhes home for a Circle Two meeting with Mrs. Sarepta Barber conducting the business period and Mrs. Sybil Puckett leading the study. A word quiz was run by Mrs. Harriette Sayers and refreshments followed. The next session will be at Mrs. Ruth Blair’s home with Mrs. Mary Corrigan assisting. Members of Eudora Chapter No. 72 CBS are reminded of the annual inspection on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with the deputy grand matron for District 25 presiding.
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Nelsonville
Circle Two
Barber-Blair
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Dorothy Vorhes
W. Washington St
Sarepta Barber
Sybil Puckett
Harriette Sayers
Ruth Blair
Pine Grove
Mary Corrigan
Eudora
CBS
Masonic Temple
Driver Hurt, Is Charged With Speed
Nelsonville Robly Blackford 24 of Route 2 was cited for conditional speed after a one car crash on E Canal St near Hoskinson Gulf Service. His 1957 sedan left the road striking a light standard, then skid 135 feet and 22 feet before stopping near Certified Station. He was hospitalized at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Robly Blackford
E. Canal St
Hoskinson Gulf Service
Blackford
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Style Show Thursday At First Christian Church
NELSONVILLE The Business and Professional Women's Style Show is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the First Christian Church. Tickets available at the door. All models to rehearse at 7 p m Wednesday in the church social rooms.
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Nelsonville
First Christian Church
Nelsonville Band Excels At SEO Music Contest
Nelsonville High School Band earned a superior rating at the Southeastern Ohio Music Contest in Class B 2. Directed by Miss Mary Jane McKinley with Assistant Director Larry Gillespie, the group played Burnished Brasses Overature For Winds and Hebrides Suite with high praise for interpretation and dynamics. Soloists Nancy Bumgardner Glenna Shafer Jerri Corrigan and Debbie Galvin were noted. The band advances to the state contest in Columbus on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Jane McKinley
Larry Gillespie
John Cacavas
Charles Carter
Hebrides
Claire Grundman
Nancy Bumgardner
Glenna Shafer
Jerri Corrigan
Debbie Galvin
Miss McKinley
Columbus
Miss Sorrell Selected for 1964 State Chorus
Linda Joy Sorrell of York FHA and York Local School District is chosen for the 1964 Ohio FHA state chorus as second soprano. She placed as a senior high soloist at the Feb 29 15th District contest at Ohio University and has earned superior solo ratings. She will perform at the April 10 11 convention in Columbus under director Raymond Lilley, accompanied by FHA adviser Mrs. Guy Sharp.
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Nelsonville
Linda Joy Sorrell
York
Future Homemakers of America
Floyd Sorrells
Ohio University
Ohio Fha
Columbus
Raymond Lilley
Sorrell
York Club
Guy Sharp
FHA
Minister Will Speak Week of Preaching in Carbon Hill
Nelsonville area churches wrap the Week of Preaching with Rev. Thomas V. Stockdale of First Christian Church Nelsonville as speaker at 7 30 p m. A chorus from Mennonite Messiah Bible School Carbon Hill will sing. The Candlelight Communion closes the week with Rev. William A Mechem delivering the sermon. The public is invited.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
William A. Mechem
Dinner Held In Honor Of Mrs Crary
Louise Crary, who will be 87 on Thursday, was guest of honor at a Sunday dinner hosted by her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mora on Chester Road. Guests included Norman Fisher Reed Crary Gerald Wildermuth and others. two birthday cakes marked Mr Wildermuth's birthday. Mrs. Crary received flowers cards and gifts and calls from Anna Shumaker and George Crary. Afternoon visitors included Reed Crary Pete Nibert and Donald Mora families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Louise Crary
Pearl Mora
Chester Rd
Norman Fisher
Senacaville
Reed Crary
Long Bottom
Gerald Wildermuth
Wildermuth
Mayor's Court Fines Three In Nelsonville
NELSONVILLE In Nelsonville Mayor's Court Burt Holland of Columbus charged with intoxication pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars and costs Bernadine Elenore Scott Logan Route 3 forfeited 25 dollar bond on excess speed charges William Eugene Helber Logan pleaded guilty to unsafe operation charges and was fined 10 dollars and costs POMEROY Mrs Lloyd Wright entertained with a dinner honoring Mr Wright on his birthday Guests included Mr and Mrs Milton Hood and Sam Mrs Beulah Birch and the Wright children Michael Benny and Becky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Burt Holland
Columbus
Bernadine Elenore Scott
Logan
William Eugene Helber
Pomeroy
Lloyd Wright
Mr. Wright
Milton Hood
Sam
Beulah Birch
Wright
Michael
Benny
Becky
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Ronald Stickhorn
Shawnee
Admissions
Bess Callahan
Elizabeth Sinnott
Union Furnace
Lillian Griffith
Charles Courtney
Mella Riley
the Plains
Jamison Hartley
Jacksonville
Hazel Syx
Corning
Charlotte Brady
Wayne Sanders
Jack L. Easler
Charles Fiddler
Buchtel
John McDowell
Albany
Hocking Valley Hospital
Walter L. Speegle
Max Saylor
Walbridge
Frank J. Brown
Ella Mae Sheppard
Clarence Lehman
Haydenville
Noah R. Guess
NHS
Linda Sorrell
Crary
Pete Nibert
Tina
Todd
Gallipolis
Donald Mora
Sears
San To
Kenmore Automatic
Sears Kenmore
Kenmore
Homart
H.p
Logan, Ohio
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