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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1964

Page

7

Reception Planned for Dr Crawford at Mount St Mary

Nelsonville hosts an informal reception for Dr Henry Crawford president elect of the Ohio State Medical Association and Cleveland surgeon. Dr Genevieve Duton will introduce him. Mayor William Hoffman will give welcome. Crawford’s background includes Ohio Wesleyan 1923 Western Reserve 1927 and service in World War II. retired U S Air Force colonel.

Nelsonville Henry Crawford Ohio State Medical Association Cleveland Mount St. Mary Hospital Genevieve Garrett Dutton Athens County Medical Association Crawford William Hoffman Flossie Crawford Dixon Poplar St Betty Crawford Chestnut St Nelsonville High School Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Western Reserve Medical School Ohio National Guard Burma Road U. S. Air Force Carbon Hill Hocking County Oliver and Flossie Crawford

4-H Band Performs In Logan

Logan 189 people signed in at the 4-H officers and advisor meeting held in the high school cafeteria Tuesday evening. The 4-H Club band opened the meeting marking the first band concert since reorganization. Band members total 121 aged 10 to 19. new council members Karen Hampshire, Mrs Clara Mathias and Roy Beery were elected for three years. Council meets May 12 at 8 p.m. in the county extension office.

LOGAN Karen Hampshire Clara Mathias Roy Beery

Cases Handled In Hacking In April By Child Welfare Board

Ninety four cases were handled by the County Welfare Board in April. The breakdown shows 52 boarding, 4 with parents, 12 with relatives, 2 in free homes, 10 in adoptive homes, 2 in institutions, and 12 placed elsewhere. Total maintenance cost 1946.40, incidentals 26.28, medical 181.10, clothing 495.45, mileage 97.68, office supplies 4, miscellaneous 7.85, postage 8.50, grand total 2767.26. Twelve children attended Rainbow School at 640.90. No board was paid to real or adoptive parents.

Rainbow School

Car Wash Saturday to benefit Logan mission band

LOGAN A car wash organized by the Young People's Mission band is set for Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at United Brethren in Christ Church on Third and Riff Streets. Call EV 5-3344 for pickup. Prices are 1.25 for cars and 1.50 for trucks. proceeds finance the band's Laurel Mission trip in Kentucky.

Logan Young People’s Mission Band United Brethren In Christ Church Third Riff Sts Laurel Mission Kentucky

Three End Training at Jackson Manpower Center

Logan Friday at the Jackson Manpower Training Center in Jackson along with two residents from Hocking County will graduate from a 17 week clerk typist course, per Homer Schein manager of the State Employment Office. May 25 is the course start date for applicants or employers seeking graduates may contact EV 5 5609.

Logan Jackson Manpower Training Center Jackson Athens Hocking County Homer Schein

Downington Social Guests List from Area Residents

Recent social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willis and son Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haning. Mr. and Mrs. Noel and Haning of Harrisonville. Mrs. Theresa Main from Athens with Mrs. Weltha Clark. Emerson Wise and daughter visit Mrs. Vesta Robinson. Lesta Howell returns to Tuscarawas.

Downington Ray Haning Harold Willis Columbus Noland Haning Harrisonville Theresa Main Athens Weltha Clark Martha Robinson Mary Howell Clarence Alderman Emerson Wise Vesta Robinson Lesta Howell Tuscarawas Neva Howell C. A. Bolen Roland Smith Judy Hoffman Dayton L. C. Seipel Nelsonville Russell Cline Racine Ben David Herdman A. Slayton Middleport

Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Dismissals List

A hospital notes section lists patients at Mount St. Mary Hospital with discharge details. Dismissals include Mrs. Michael Dexter and daughter Logan Mrs. Laura LeMay Albany Route 1 and several others from Nelsonville Logan Glouster and surrounding areas. Blood used four units.

Mount ST. Mary Hospital Michael Dexter Logan Laura LeMay Albany Melanie Volk Jo Ann Volk Phyllis Maurer Nelsonville Lawrence Molihan Zaleski John Perkins Naomi Boley New Lexington Andrew Burchfield Jacklyn Mohney Hilda Hollard Lancaster

Hocking Valley Admissions and Dismissals Report

Listings show Mrs. Sylvanus Spradlin of Logan and Miss Linnie Arnold of McArthur as admitted. Dismissal records include Baby Boy Boling of New Plymouth Route 1. Births note Jerry Engle and Ernie Shanchez each with a daughter. Parade of the Hills boosters plan Friday meeting at Jack's Grill to finalize Saturday activities.

Sylvanus Spradlin Logan Linnie Arnold McArthur Boling New Plymouth Jerry Engle Ernie Shanchez Logan Route 1 Boosters Nelsonville Boosters Committee of the Parade of the Hills Jack’s Grill

Alumni Dinner and Dance Aids Nelsonville High School

Nelsonville High School alumni association announces tickets on sale for an alumni dinner at First Methodist Church at 6 p m on Memorial Day May 30 followed by a dance at Elks Hall at 9 p m. Tickets cost 3 50 and are available at local outlets and through committee members Dorothy Shearer Helen Oakley Jack Sowers Bill Knott and Bob Wilson. Reservations due by May 23 with limited out of town tickets. contact Helen Wilson at PL3 1120.

Nelsonville Robert Wilson Nelsonville High School First Methodist Church Elks Hall Betts Cut Foster's Pharmacy Kuhn's Clothing Store People’s Bank First National Bank Shafer’s Newstand Electric Company Wilson Dorothy Shearer Helen Oakley Jack Sowers Bill Knott Bob Wilson Helen Wilson

Eight Trimble Pupils Take District Tests

Eight Trimble Local School students sat the Final District State Scholarship Test at Ohio University on Saturday. Participants and subjects included Cheryl Davis English 11, Rita Kloh English 11, Patricia Roman English X, Carol Williams algebra 1, William Gaskalla geometry, William Gaston general science, Carl Lewis physics, and Ronald Bolin Spanish 11.

Trimble Ohio University Cheryl Davis Rita Kloh Patricia Roman Carol Williams William Gaskalla William Gaston Carl Lewis Ronald Bolin

Woman and Girl Hurt in Local Accidents

Bertie Henderson, 73, of New Plymouth Route 1, admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital after a stick lodged in her right leg while cutting grass with a mower. Linda Goss, 13, of E Hunter Street, treated and released after stepping on a nail at Hocking Valley Hospital.

Logan Bertie Henderson New Plymouth Hocking Valley Hospital Linda Goss E. Hunter St William Goss Hocking Valley

Taylor Ridge Notes Reflect Local Visits and Gatherings

Taylor Ridge residents list many guests and trips from Columbus Amesville Newark Millfield and Athens. Highlights include Perry Chalfant visiting Amesville Audrey Nagle and family nights at church and a Family Nite dinner planned at the Taylor Ridge Church of Christ with a covered dish.

Taylor Ridge Frank Paskievitch Columbus Bill Bartels Gerald Nagle Geraldean Ball Mike Jane Amesville Glen Chalfant Rolland Trimble Perry Chalfant John Law Millfield Lillian Alton Newark Marena Schultz Jacksonville WSCS Jacksonville Methodist Church Bartels Gene Camp Bell Roberta Nelson Kenneth Nelson Basilmore S Sgt Robert Snyder Terri Lynn Bill Olbers Thomas Shifflet Rodney Sawyer Audrey Nagle Tommy Graham Joe Ruth Olbers Kathy Bulstrom Martha Jo Mitch Bartels Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Ada McConkey Athens Lena Leake Harry Leake Vore Ridge

Electric Company Karn Safe Driving Awards Ceremony

Nelsonville division and Construction and Maintenance Dept of the Electric Co. honored 42 employees with Safe Driving Awards from the National Safety Council at a Nel sonville safety meeting. The group logged 3 190 316 accident free miles, with 10 members in the 100 000 Mile Club and many achieving multi year awards with miles listed for each driver.

Nelsonville W. G. Friedrich C. F. Wiliams Construction and Maintenance Dept the Electric Co National Safety Council P. D. Kuhn C and M Department C. W. Blair Clifford T. Williams Howard Plummer C. W. Bookman, Jr Paul E. Tomlinson Lester Withem Hubert Warix Everett R. Turner E. Gay Turner Virgil McKnight Richard Hoskins Francis Hayes P. R. Duffy L. W. Andrews

Starz-Ette 4-H Club Meeting With Dance Plans

UNION FURNACE April 27 the Starz-Ette 4-H Club met at Miss Carol Phillips home with sixteen members and two guests. They discussed the year’s program and the upcoming 4-H dance. Games and refreshments followed led by the recreation leader. LOGAN Judge Harley Never dismissed the divorce suit of Mildred Malone from Charles L. Malone without prejudice.

Union Furnace Carol Phillips Logan Harley Never Mildred Malone Charles L. Malone

Wreck investigations and cautionary driving cited in Logan report

Logan Police investigated two minor wrecks with no injuries or citations. William H Hansel’s car backed into a second street and struck Benjamin C Richmond’s parked vehicle. Robert M Herrett was cited for following too closely after his car was forced by another on Main Street. Memorial Day plans noted for VFW Post 3467 meeting.

Logan William H. Hansel Mulberry St Second St Hansel Benjamin C. Richmond Mohican Ave Robert M. Herrett Logan Route 4 E. High Main Herrett Main St Kathryn Blick Warner Ave Jack Moorehead

Religion At World's Fair Topic For Circle Meeting

Circle Five of First Methodist Church discussed Religion at the World’s Fair in a meeting at Mrs. Harry Stage’s Walnut Street home. Mrs. Rosa Freer led the program and devotions. Plans were set for a June pot luck dinner at Mrs. Victor Oakley’s home. Prizes went to Miss Edna Hall and Mrs. Helen Brown. Dessert was served to 11 members and guests Mrs. James Weaver and Mrs. Raymond Somers. Hostesses were Mrs. Stage and Mrs. Adelbert Patton.

Nelsonville Circle Five First Methodist Church Rosa Freer Victor Oakley Edna Hall Helen Brown James Weaver Raymond Somers Stage Adelbert Patton

Murray City Alumni Banquet and Dance May 30

The 29th annual Murray City alumni banquet will be May 30 at 8 p.m. in the Eagles Hall. The alumni dance runs from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. in the school gym with Donald Nelson and his Melodiers from Newark providing music. Invitations have been mailed to out of town alumni on file. for info contact secretary Janet Huston, Box 261, Murray City, 43144.

Murray City Eagles Hall Donald Nelson Janet Huston

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Doctor Crawford Mount St. Mary Lutheran Hospital 4-H Twig Five Oak Grove York Grange Hall Kimberly Carbondale Road Ralph Levering Alfred E. Seybert Dicken Seybert Laura Mae Mrs Mildred Dean Corning Bessie Carlin Ervin Channel the Plains Mabel Justice George R. Cotter Glouster Kevin R. Wilson Buchtel James W. Hicks Sharon L. Roberts Ethel Ely Ohio Ohio Newspaper Association Lockbourne Air Force Base James Linscott Pine Grove Ave James Hollenbaugh Sheppard St Joanne Woodward Richard Beymer Gypsy Rose Lee House OF the Damned Sword In the Stone Atlanta Johnny Dilbeck Zoo Stone Mountain Mrs. Dwight Smith Karn Safe Driving Awards D. R. Jones M. W. Herrold E. M. Howe B. T. Jacobs P. A. Midkiff J. P W. G. Fraedruch Floyd E. Barber Bernard E. Carter James T. Hellyer Fred S. Nixon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 Post Riverside Walnut St Volkswagen Stimson Palmer ST P.O.E
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