Unit To Meet Tuesday
Murray City American Legion Auxiliary Unit 420 will meet in the Legion Hall Tuesday at 8 p m Hostesses will be Mrs Carolyn Driggs Mrs Anna Simon and Mrs Nettie Maraz.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1953
Page
3
Murray City American Legion Auxiliary Unit 420 will meet in the Legion Hall Tuesday at 8 p m Hostesses will be Mrs Carolyn Driggs Mrs Anna Simon and Mrs Nettie Maraz.
Explorers and Scouts from Troops 64 and 66 are asked to assemble at the City Playgrounds at 1 pm Sunday to serve as color guard and traffic aides for the Mother's Day program. Keith Butt leads the Explorer detail, with Assistant Scoutmaster Jack Sowers supervising the Troop 66 group. If rain, the event moves to the Eagles Hall.
Twenty nine Nelsonville High School seniors travel Sunday at 6 a.m. by charter Lake Shore bus for a several days tour to Washington D C. They return Thursday and are joined by Miss Helen Washburn and John Daugherty of the faculty.
Patty Donahey, a 15 year old Nelsonville High sophomore, earned top awards in a May biology district event at Ohio University and scored high on an April science test. The article notes her family origin from Vic Donahey's lineage, leadership roles in school clubs, music involvement, and the broader impact of Nelsonville schools producing notable professionals across medicine, law, and education.
A plea to residents to join leaders including Arthur Kennedy to work with Patty Donahey and others to make Nelsonville a safer and more pleasant place to live through concerted action and civic cooperation.
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