Bloodmobile collects 113 pints for Red Cross drive
113 pints were collected Monday at the First Christian Church during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in Nelsonville. 123 registered, 10 rejected for medical reasons. Physicians assisting included Dr. Webb Dr. Hyde Dr. Najm Dr. Johnson Dr. Lines and Dr. Meyers. Volunteers from nursing staff and area students aided registration nursing and canteen tasks. Donors earning Gallon Club status named, with leaders Carl Williams six gallons and Earl Ellinger three gallons. Local sponsors provided refreshments and supplies.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
First Christian Church
Dr. Webb
Hyde
Najm
Johnson
Lines
Meyers
Carl Williams
Earl Ellinger
John Auflick
Richard Blackford
Robert Sheskey
Crystal Barker
Emma Conner
Presbyterian Session Sets Play Day Plan
The First Presbyterian Church session will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m to discuss underwriting supervised play one day a week for community children. The senior choir will practice Thursday at 6 p m at the church to accommodate the senior band concert at the high school.
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Nelsonvill
First Presbyterian Church
J. Lloyd Evans
Birth at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Harold Parkison of Logan welcome a son. Admissions include Mrs Clara Blosser Mrs Dwight Cozad Lester Aurand Mrs Hester Speelman and Mrs Orville Yates all of Logan. Dismissals include John Minor Ellis Fausey Master Roger Bentley Mrs Minna Gruner Don Shull and Mrs Lewis Guy. The Roman Catholic Church claims allegiance of more than 90 percent of Quebec’s population.
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Clara Blosser
Dwight Cozad
Lester Aurand
Hester Speelman
Orville Yates
Logan
John Minor
Ellis Fausey
Roger Bentley
Minna Gruner
Don Shull
Lewis Guy
Quebec
FREDERICK MAGGIORE ELEVATED CHEVALIER IN COLUMBUS
Frederick Maggiore of Columbus was elevated to chevalier by the Columbus Order of DeMolay at a May 22 awards presentation. He is a sophomore at Ohio State University and served as master councilor in 1968 and holds roles as representative DeMolay and treasurer of the chapter.
Nelsonville Council Studies New Sewer Rate Schedule
Nelsonville officials review a proposed sewer rate plan from Floyd G. Browne and Associates. The base minimum would rise to 4.06 per quarter, a 31 cent increase, with tiers charging 75 cents, 50 cents and 25 cents per 1000 gallons and a 5 cent rate above 35,000 gallons.
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Nelsonville
Floyd G. Browne and Associates
Council
Vinton Personal Notes From Mrs. Eleanor White
Mrs. Margaret Edwards and Mrs. Lester Waugh of Bidwell were dinner guests of Mrs. Anna Higgins. Desta Swick returned home after visiting her daughter and son in law in Columbus. Dale Gleason and Mrs. Katie Quickel hosted visitors from Wellston. Oscar Chamberlain and Pearl George stay in Florida for weeks.
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Eleanor White Vinton
Margaret Edwards
Lester Waugh
Bidwell
Anna Higgins
Desta Swick
Joe Matthews
Columbus
Dale Gleason
Katie Quickel
Wellston
David McCarley
Piqua
Mary Ann
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Joan Licht
Pat McIntosh
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Barbara Lattimer
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