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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1977
Page
9
Nelsonville Emblem Club No 97 held its officer installation at the Elks Lodge. Supreme President Dottie Cameron from San Fernando California installed the officers, including Ben Brouse as president and Mary Ann as a listed officer.
Pomeroy Meigs County Sheriff Proffitt advises vacationers to stop deliveries or have daily pickups, alert trusted friends, avoid public vacation details, and use timer lighting to make homes appear occupied. Move valuables out of sight, alter lighting patterns, and notify the sheriff if plans include time away.
Mrs Brouse received yellow roses from her husband Jim and a gift from daughter Donna. Junior past president Mary Ann Frank was honored with gifts for her year in office. Exhausted Ruler White received a $500 gift from Emblem Club No 97. Dinner followed the installation.
Hamden will hold Memorial Day events Monday starting with a parade at 1 30 p.m. forming on North Main Street and proceeding to Hamden Cemetery for a guest address by State Rep. Claire M Buzz Ball Jr. The Wellston American Legion provides color guard and firing squad. participants should contact Jim Beckner or Bob Rodgers and be ready by 1 p.m. Michael Mury of Rutland has finished his junior year at Marietta College and will work this summer with Tenneco Oil Co in Lafayette Louisiana after making the dean's list.
In Nelsonville the Business and Professional Women's Club inducted thirteen new members at the May meeting held in Mount St. Mary Hospital Blue Room. New members include Betty Bails Elizabeth Siddle Naomi Maurer Pat Rutherford Shirley Patel Teresa Hannis Patty McIntosh Vickie Knoderer Virginia Bateman Janice Perry Heidi Simonton Martha Philopolous Judy Tolliver. Officers for the coming year were proposed by the nominating committee and will be installed in June. President Edna Cavanaugh begins her third term. Martha Lines is first vice president. Harriet Juniper second vice president. Bernice Cagg third vice president. Sherry Maffin recording secretary. Mildred Frank corresponding secretary. Dorothy Gettle treasurer. Thirty three members and seven guests attended.
The Fourth Annual Memorial Day Homecoming begins at noon Sunday and runs through Monday with a flea market, bake sale at the mayor’s office, euchre tournament, dancing on the tennis courts, a wiener roast, and a Monday military exhibit by the National Guard. Memorial services feature the Nelsonville York band and veterans parade bike winners.
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