Nelsonville approves 2000 for new city park equipment
Nelsonville council, in emergency session, approved a second 1000 to buy playground and athletic field equipment for the new municipal park. Mayor Hilleary says plans include a shelter house, picnic facilities, landscaping and other recreational improvements to make the park prominent in Southeastern Ohio. The council also set the swim program salary schedule and pledged a recreation commission meeting next week to review resurfacing costs for the tennis courts.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Earl Hilleary
City Recreation Commission
Nelsonville Society Teacher Honored at PTA Meeting
Nelsonville Central School PTA honored retired teacher Christy Knight with two vocal solos by students during a meeting led by president Jean Shafer who installed new officers Elizabeth Keller Martha Friedrich Dorothy Barber. Committees were named and a coffee hour for Estelle Reynolds marked the event. A Board meeting of the Order of Rainbow for Girls was postponed to May 31 due to Nelsonville High School commencement.
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Nelsonville
Central School Parent Teachers Association
Jean Hawkins
Christy Knight
Jimmy Cot‘till
Jean Shafer
Elizabeth Keller
Martha Friedrich
Dorothy Barber
Keller
Elizabeth Galvin
P Kathleen Hartley
Trudy Bullock
Betty Health
Martha Phiropouman
Bess Neiman
Martha Donahey
Beatrice Adamson
Kathryn’ Gray
Evelyn Williams
Ruth Hoskins
Francis Cox
Luunch
Estelle Reynolds
PTA
The
Order of Winbow For
Nelsonville High School
Virgene Carpenter
St Charles St
Nelsonville Student To Receive Degree
Nelsonville student xéaounviie rami Green is a candidate for a Bachelor of Arts degree at the College of Wooster. The history major will graduate and attend a Knights of Pythias meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m in Wooster Ohio. After the meeting members will sew for the Cancer Society. Green has been active in the Spanish Club International Relations Club Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers.
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Xéaounviie
Rami Green
Claude W. Green
Nelsonville
Valley Temple
Pythian
Siss
College of P.m
Knights of Pythias Wooster
Wooster
Ohio
Lune
Miss Green
Society
Bowling Banquet Tonight At Mount St Mary Hospital Guild
An event tonight at Eagles Hall hosts the Mount St Mary Hospital Guild banquet for the three bowling leagues this past year. Janet Russell of New Marshfield attended as a guest of her sister. Mrs Agnes Cox of Elizabeth Street was fined $25. Hubert Nye was also fined $25. Mrs Cox spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ben Lammars and Don Linscott of St Marys Ohio, accompanying Mayor Earl Hilleary.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild
Eagles
Janet Russell
New Marshfield
Trucker
Agnes Cox
Elizabeth St. Nelsonville
Hubert Nye
Cox
Ben
Earl Hilleary
Lammars
Diane Ae Eee
Ren Linscott
Don Linscott
St. Marys
Ohio
Railroader Dies at 65 in Corning
URNING-marry C. Hoff man 65, a retired New York Central railroader, died Monday at his Corning home after a four-year illness. A Mason County W Va native, he moved from Middleport to Corning 23 years ago. Survived by wife race, two daughters Margie Columbus and Frances Youngs town, three brothers in Columbus Springfield and Zanesville, and three sisters and another brother from Magon. Friends may call at the family home. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at home. Final services at Fogelsong funeral home in Mason. Burial in Point Pleasant cemetery.
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Urning
C. Hoffman
New York Central
Corning
Mason County
W. Va
Hoffman
Middleport
Race
Margie
Columbus
Frances
Youngs
Springfield
Zanesville
Magon
Fogelsong
Mason
Point Pleasant
Births and hospital notes from Mount St Mary area
Births reported at Mount St Mary Hospital include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Smith of Nelseville and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radel of Athens. Admissions include Joe Brenick of Logan Downey Altman of Nelsonville and Mrs Eva Dutiel of Crooksville Route 2. Dismissals include Mrs. Murray Haskins of Nelsonville and son Robert V Carter of New Plymouth Route 2. A Cub Scout pack meeting at First Methodist Church Nelsonville on Tuesday at 7 p.m. features a Hobos themed program and a magic show by Rev F M Wentz. Awards announced for Billy Willis Steven Crawford Billy Hellyer William Davis Mike Haffner Max Bennett Larry Barber and Jimmy McDaniels.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Richard L. Smith
Nelsevile
Robert Radel
Athens
Joe Brenick
Logan
Downey
Neusonville
First Methodist
F. M. Wentz
Billy Willis
Steven Crawford
Billy Hellyer
William Davis
Mike Haffner
Max Bennett
Larry Barber
Jimmy McDaniels
Nelsonville Cancer Crusade totals by township and donors
Mrs. Ruth Daugherty reports Athens County area casts a total of 1300.90 for the Cancer Crusade with Nelsonville leading at 1096.90 under Mrs. Mabel Haffner. Other chairmen include Mrs. Roy Wright in Buchtel 56, Miss Helen Chappie in Deanville 95, and Mrs. C. H. Hallett for Oak Grove Kimberly 116. Donations still accepted for the Athens County unit of the Ohio Division of the American Cancer Society.
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Nelsonville
Ruth Daughvty
Cancer Crusade
York Township
Mabel_ Haffner
Buchtel
Roy Wright
Deanville
Helen Chappie
Connet
Oak Grove
Kimberly
C. H. Hallet
Daugherty
Crusaders
Athens County
Ohio
American Cancer Society
Summer Baseball League Planned for Nelsonville Youths
Nelsonville invites boys ages 13 to 15 to register for a summer baseball league at the Athens Messenger office before Saturday noon. A front desk registration board will allow youths to print their names and ages as organizers determine team numbers. Canada’s population is 5 million and exports growth is noted with Canada supplying 25 percent of U S exports and the United States purchasing 60 percent of Canadian exports.
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Nelsonville
Athens Messenger and Register
Canada
U. S
United States
Ohio's Oldest House Comes From East
Cincinnati report notes Ohio's oldest house, originally built in 1782 on Main Street Watertown Conn, moved to Indian Hill and reassembled after marked master plan. Mentions Marietta's 1788 house as oldest in Ohio and notes potash production shift from Germany to U S after WWI.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indian Hill
Watertown
Conn
R. W. Barrett
Marietta
Poppy Days Proclaimed in Nelsonville by Mayor Hilleary
Mayor Earl Hilleary proclaims Saturday and the following day as Poppy Days in Nelsonville. American Legion Auxiliary volunteers will sell miniature poppies on streets to aid disabled veterans in hospitals. The drive funds ongoing veteran hospital visits and patient support. Mrs. Lillie Wallace heads the auxiliary.
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Nelson Vaseik
Earl Hilleary
Nelsonville
American Legion ! ‘Auxiliary
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Lillie Wallace
Nelsonville Mayor Remembers Local Veterans in War Honors
In a tribute by Mayor Hilleary, Nelsonville residents recall local men who fought in World War I World War II and Korea. He notes the honoring of those who fled and those home at peacetime work, bringing sunshine to his hospital room and easing daily life.
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Nelsonville
Korea
Hee
Pike's Peak Plaque for Pike's Discovery This Summer
A Boulder monument to Zebulon Montgomery Pike will be unveiled this summer on Pike's Peak, honoring his 150 year old discovery. The dedication tops the sesquicentennial events of Pike's exploration with a four by two foot bronze plaque bearing Pike's head. The plaque, cast by the U.S. Postal Service relief, uses a model by John Fetzer, noted sculptor and Colorado Springs Telegraph critic.
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Colorado Springs
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
Pike's Peak
Pike
U.S. Mail
United States Post Office
John Fet
Colorado Springs Gazette World
Telegraph
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