Nel sonville Prom Puts Dream Come True Theme in 1964
Nel sonville High School held the 1964 Junior-Senior Prom at Pythian Hall with nearly 200 attendees. Ray Cincione and his orchestra provided music while blue and white decor created a spring garden theme. Senior queen Margie Campbell and king Charles Anderson. junior queen Jodi Halil and king Bobby O N ail were crowned.
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Pythian Hall
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Ray Cincione
Washington St
Margie Campbell
Charles Anderson
Disturbing the Peace Charged To Man
Nelsonville police charged Clarence O Buck Warren with disturbing the peace and ordered him to appear before Mayor William Hoffman at 7 30 p m Saturday. Terence Joseph Lynch of Fairfield County Home Lancaster was arrested for intoxication and held at City Jail. Jerry Wayne Lanning of Grover Street was cited for operating a motor vehicle without a license and ordered to appear in Nelsonville Mayor Court at 7 30 p.m. Monday.
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Nelsonville
Clarence O
Buck” Warren
William Hoffman
Terence Joseph Lynch
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Jerry Wayne Lanning
Grover St
Educator To Study In Vermont
Bob Hutchins former Nelsonville resident and Garfield Elementary principal Heath will join 29 other elementary principals and supervisors at a seven week summer institute in mathematics at the University of Vermont in Burlington starting June 29. The $892 grant from the National Science Foundation funds the program to update elementary math instruction and offers six hours of credit. Hutchins is the son of Thelma Hutchins and the late C E Hutchins and formerly taught in the York school system.
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Nelsonville
Bob Hutchins
Garfield
Heath
University of Vermont
Burlington
National Science Foundation
Local social notes from Haydenville and Nelsonville events
Haydenville residents from Scout troop 118 attend district dinner at Isaac Walton club house. Pvt Harold Sharb stationed at Ft Knox on furlough visits family. Nelsonville births announce Thomas Mathew Odenthal at Mount St Mary Hospital along with grandparents. Local obit notes funeral in Lewisburg for Robert Dilley, formerly Nationwide Insurance. rummage sale May 22 at Mount St Mary Hospital Guild parish hall. Nelsonville Board of Education to meet 6 30 p m Monday in high school office.
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Ray Crothers
Charles Moore
Don Volmer
Luther Skiver
Porter Harden
Haydenville
Isaac Walton Club
Harold Sharb
Ft. Knox By
Victor Sharb
George McBee
Bill
Columbus
Genevieve Martin
Lynda Crothers
Roy Crothers
Lester Crothers
Logan
Joe Patton
Cora Crane
Nelsonville
Thomas Odenthal
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Thomas Mathew
Reginia Whyte
William Watkins
Waynesburg
Ohio
James Odenthal
Don Taylor and
Daugh Sr
Lewisburg
W. Va
Robert Dilley
Nationwide Insurance Co
Dilley
Twig Five
Mount St. Mary
Nelsonville City
Laurelville Community Visits and Local Guests
Laurelville social notes list Junior Youth Fellowship at Laurelville Church of God with attendees including Donald and family, Linda Radabaugh, Sam Johnston, and many Eberts and Johnstons. WSCS and various local notables hosted, with visits from Columbus, Gahanna, Chillicothe, and Florida, plus families of Hoy and Poling.
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Celesta Hoy
Laurelville
Donald Hardman
Route 1
Laurelville Church of God
Lester Ebert
Linda Radabaugh
Sam Johnston
Linda
Terry
James Johnston
Jerry Wiggins
Stevie Radabaugh
Timmy Ebert
Connie Ebert
Chuck
Bradley
Roger Ebert
Brent
Mark
Debra
Karen Sue
Lenny
Gary
Mike Hardman
WSCS
ME Church
Werden McClelland
Melvin Mettler
Arthur Hinton
Clyde Boecher
Edward Boecher
Jane
Columbus
William McNeal
Diana
Kingston
Tiffin McNeal
Florida
George Armstrong
Dallas
Texas
Rolla Karshner
Donna
David Warner
Ray Poling
Carrie Sheeler
Ken
Chillicothe
Miss Hoy
C. E. Swackhamer
Groveport
Gael Jinks
Jeff
Parma
Ola Jinks
George Sells
Sam Sells
Ernest Sells
William Tuller
Dick Karr
Pete Swepston
Jerry Rooney
Circleville
Claude Crawford
Whisler
Walter McCabe
Joe Copuse
Somerset
Daisy Strous
Man Charged In Fracas At Nelsonville Station
In Nelsonville, Charles Robert Forrest 20 of Nelsonville Route 1 faces disorderly conduct charges after alleged profanity threats at Harrys Gulf Station on East Canal Street. Police ordered appearance before Mayor William Hoffman at 7 30 p m Saturday. Separately, Grace Niggemeyer filed disorderly conduct charges against John Salyers in Athens with a hearing set before Mayor Hoffman.
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Nelsonville
Harry’s Gulf Station
East Canal St
Charles Robert Forrest
Harry Hoskinson, Jr
William Hoffman
Grace Niggemeyer
Jackson Sr
Nelsonville Union and Lodge Meetings Schedule
Local No. 876 United Brick and Clay Workers Union meets 7 30 p.m. Wednesday in Elks dining room Hocking Street Circle Two First Methodist Church holds 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. O P Bingman home 117 East Columbus Street Pythian Sisters Valley Temple No 137 to hold special meeting 7 30 p.m. Thursday at Pythian Hall to release for annual inspection.
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United Brick and Clay Workers Union
Elks Dining Room
Hocking St
First Methodist Church
O. P. Bingman
East Columbus St
Pythian Sisters
Valley Temple No. 137
Pythian Hall
Man Goes To Jail On Drinking Charge
Nelsonville George Kempton pled guilty to intoxication charges before Mayor William Hoffman. Unable to pay the $10 fine and costs he was committed to Athens County Jail. Bond of $30 was posted by Arthur Leroy Elser who was charged with operating a vehicle without a license. He failed to appear in NelsonvilleMayor court as ordered.
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Nelsonville
George Kempton
Walnut Sr
William Hoffman
Athens County
Arthur Leroy Elser
Youngstown
Pandorian Club Plans June Trip and Robe Purchase
The Pandorian Club held its May meeting at Mrs. David Devore’s home in Nelsonville. The group voted to buy a new queen’s robe for the Miss Parade of the Hills and planned a June trip to Adena. Mrs. James Shumaker reviewed The Child Worshippers by Martha Wienman Lear. Refreshments were served.
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Nelsonville
Pandorian Club
David Devore
Oak St
Adena
Martha Wienman Lear
James Shumaker
Glouster Driver Cited After Crash
A Glouster youth and four passengers escaped injury when their car left Route 216 hit a power pole north of here. State patrol cited David Lewis Gatchel, 16, into Juvenile Court for defective brakes.
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Nelsonville
Here
David Lewis Gatchel
Nelsonville PTO to hold final meeting at Poston School
The Poston Elementary PTO will hold its final meeting of the year on Monday at Poston School with an open house for all parents to tour rooms after the meeting. First grade room mothers will run the social program. A fire call to the Public Squad Friday at 8 20 p m found a motorcycle owned by Cash Dexter on fire with damage unspecified.
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Nelsonville
Poston Elementary
PTO
Poston
Cash Dexter
High St
A&p
Judith Verba Weds Ted Canter in Murray City Church
Judith Mae Verba and Ted Canter married May 9 at St. Philip Neri Church Murray City. The ceremony officiated by Rev. John O Rourke featured pink and lavender wedding attire, attendants, and a Moose Hall reception. both graduates of Murray City High School.
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Murray City
Judith Mae Verba
Andrew Verba
Ted Canter
Floyd Canter
John O’rourke
St. Philip Neri Catholic Church
Ethel McConnell
Buchtel
Margaret Ann Verba
Columbus
Marilyn Nagy
Cleveland
Kathy Manda
the Plains
Lisa Jean Meredith
Athens
John Michael Verba
William Burkart
Zanesville
Ronnie Six
William Courtney
Nelsonville
Jerry McDonald
Arthur Spencer
Gallipolis
Moose Hall
Glouster
Bridale
Teresa Mohler
Canter
United States Marine Corps
Surplus Materials Corporation
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Read Across Counties
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list numerous names and addresses in Ohio towns including Corning Murray City McArthur Millfield Athens Glouster Nelsonville and New Lexington. The notes mention visitors and out of town guests attending events in Detroit Cleveland and West Virginia with travel to Zanesville and Parma.
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Michael Lowery
Corning
Naomi Spencer
Murray City
Mattie West
McArthur
Mary Kottgan
Millfield
Ralph Koker
Athens
Maude
Wanda Burritt
James Morris
Nelsonville
Freda Conkey
New Marshfield
Rye Cunningham
Mary Savel
Glouster
Mark Six
Clifton Swain
Roy Dawley
Jacksonville
Arthur Burgess
Fayette St
Detroit
Cleveland
Mary G. Fish
West Virginia
Zanesville
Glouster, Buchtel
the Plains
Gallipolis
Dayton
Logan
Columbus
Roseville
New Lexington
Parma
Poston Elementary variety show delights full house
Nelsonville critics judge a school program at Poston Elementary on Kimberly Road. In junior division third grade girls singing Over The Rainbow and third graders Joyce Glass and David Pidcock dancing The Irish Jig shared first place. Second grade won for a musical game Take a Little Peek. First grade presented Ten Little Ducks and Ten Little Indians. Senior division saw two seventh grade groups tie for first with a boys trio singing April Showers and a double quartet performing The Happy Wanderer. Betsy Pedigo solo Capricante in sixth grade and Elizabeth Tignor sang He in eighth grade while Steve Nixon earned praise as master of ceremonies.
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Jodi Halil
Bobby O’nail
Jeri Corrigan
Majestic Theater
Dale Morman
Bob O’nail
Patricia Bumgardner
Jack Sowers
Nelsonville
Poston Elementary
Kimberly Rd
Roberta Burson
William Lightfritz
Joyce Glass
David Pidcock
April Showers
Happy Wanderer
Betsy Pedigo
Elizabeth Tignor
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Vermont
Hutchins
Thelma Hutchins
C. E. Hutchins
York
Odenthals
Man
Mrs
Judith Verba
John Gardner, Jr
Margaret Lines
New Straitsville
Mabel Justice
Caron Hill
Charlotte Raskey
Lynn Roberts
Terry Shirley
Dwite Cunningham
Deanville
Cheryl Pettet
Malta
Adam Bors
Bessie Carlin
Virgil Dawson
Trimble
Egnos Tanko
the Messenger
Poston School
Libby Tignor
Molly Jackson
Steve Nixon
Miracle+Eari
Washington, D. C
Buchanan Hearing Aid CO
Dept
Wyatt
14Th Street
Mlw
Washington, D.C
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