Carbon Hill Baccalaureate Services Set
Carbon Hill High School seniors will hold baccalaureate services May 17 at 8 p m in the Methodist Church at Carbon Hill Rev Herbert H Harris will deliver the sermon. The Girls Glee Club will present the processional and recessional with numbers announced.
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Carbon Hill High School
Carbon Hill
Herbert H. Harris
Oe Ae
Mable Cole
Truck Driver Fined By Mayor Kennedy
In Nelsonville Delmar Lee Nutt of Carbon Hill pleaded guilty in Mayor Arthur Kennedy’s court to operating a truck on Route 33 without a workable stop light. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and is employed by Kelly Transportation Co.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Delmar Lee Nutt
Carbon Hill
Arthur Kennedy
Kelly Transportation Co
Commencement Class of 14 Seniors Receives Diplomas
The roster lists 14 seniors receiving diplomas at commencement including Phyllis Blake Violet Chutes Shirley Clark Ana Devol Betty Morgan Lois Smart Dixie Wingman Bob Crippen Dick Devol John Lax Earl Lehman Darrel Lehman John Sanborn and Benny Spencer.
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Phyllis Blake
Violet Chutes
Shirley Clark
Ana Devol
Betty Morgan
Lois Smart
Dixie Winigman
Bob Crippen
Dick Devol
John Lax
Earl Lehman
Darrel Lehman
John Sanborn
Benny Spencer
Mount St. Mary Hospital A Beacon Of Community Effort
Mount St. Mary Hospital at Nelsonville rose from a broad community drive led by Sisters of St. Francis with a $600,000 pledge and $251,324.98 locally raised funded to $1.25 million via federal support. The project, aided by a nine‑unit guild and Lay Advisory Board, opened in 1950 offering 74 beds and modern facilities while serving patients from the Hocking Valley and beyond.
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Mount Sst
Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Nelsonsville
Mount St. Mary
Sisters of St. Francis of Stella
Meenan
New Lexington
Oralg Daugherty
Eva Davis
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Einar Hansen
Athens
Eva Bradley
Fred Beasley
C. H. Bartlett
Alice Kelso
H. C. Bobo
Red Cross
Columbus
Mercy
Shuffleboard in England Since the Fifteenth Century
The game known as shovel-groat or shovel-penny was a popular pastime in England from the fifteenth century, according to Britannica. It highlights early names and cultural context for the pastime.
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