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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1962

Page

10

Nelsonville Charter Commission on Ballot Tuesday

Nelsonville voters will decide on a charter commission to study a new plan of government. County Auditor J W Whaley and former auditor Harry Evans say state revenue from sources would differ little whether Nelsonville remains a city or becomes a village. Fifteen members will sit on the commission, and any proposed plan goes to the ballot for acceptance or rejection.

Wilbur D. Mender Nelsonville Ohio J. W. Whaley Harry Evans Mission City Council Charter Commission

Mayor Hears Four Cases Wednesday

Four residents appeared before Mayor William Hoffman for minor offenses. William O. Alexander pleaded guilty to crossing a painted center line and had a $10 fine with $6.70 costs suspended. Marion E. Bruce also pleaded guilty and had the same fine and suspended costs. Phillip Guess, charged with intoxication, was jailed after posting a $20 bond and failing to appear. William Tootle pleaded guilty to reckless operation and disobeying a command, with $10 and costs on each charge.

Nelsonville William Hoffman William O. Alexander Washington St Marion E. Bruce Chestnut St Phillip Guess E. Main Street Logan William Tootle New Straitsville

Hallo Ween Party For Southern Ohio Auto Club

Eighteen members attended the Hallo ween party in Nelsonville hosted by the Southern Ohio Old Auto Club. Prizes were awarded to Wib Morman and Ann Frazee after refreshments and games. Several couples attended including the Mormans and Frazees along with Siddels, Bulas, Kellys, Frazees, Olbers, Zimmermans, Smiths, and Millers.

Nelsonville Southern Ohio Old Auto Club Wib Morman Ann Frazee Morman Bill Siddle Jeff Bula King Kelly Ted Frazee Bill Olbers Keith Zimmerman Kenneth Smith Miller Logan

Five Straitsville Elementary students earn straight A's

Five Straitsville Elementary School pupils achieved all A's for the first six weeks. Seventh graders Kathy Davis Vickie Martin and Mary Opperman and eighth grader Lynn Griffith plus Marsha Seals led the perfect records.

New Pamela Hughes Linda Begley Donna Miller Patty Newman Larry Thompson Patricia Wilt

Woman Is Honored At Bride Shower

Cathy McDaniel was honored at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. John Fink 680 Chestnut St October 20. Hostesses were Mrs. Mike Bullock and Mrs. Tom Carroll. Guests included Mrs. Suzie Lindsey and many others. gifts were opened and refreshments served by the hostesses.

Nelsonville Cathy McDaniel John Fink Chestnut St Mike Bullock Tom Carroll Suzie Lindsey Father Carr Clyde McDaniel Jim Adams John Zook Roger McDaniel Robin Everett Carroll Robert Hunley Rita Williams Carolyn Collins Carolyn Iles Nancy Patton Janet Jacobs Elvin Bean Charles Shafer Don Fink Homer Shields Wayne Hunley

Births and notices from Mount St. Mary area

Mount St. Mary Hospital reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kidd Chauncey. Admissions include Macy Bell Haught New Marshfield Janice Tokie Shawnee Don ald Tinkham Chauncey Josie Graham Nelsonville George June Junction City Ronald Sabo Glouster Route 3 Elwood Harris Gore Genevieve Robison Corning. Dismissals list Albert Campbell Nelsonville Joseph Hutchins Logan Nellie Horden New Straitsville Katrina Campbell Nelsonville Route 1 Lulu Burns McArthur Minnie Crabtree Nelsonville Mae Burt Athens Timothy Malone Nelsonville David Camp and son Logan Route 38. Blood used 6 units. Nelsonville police cite Virgil Allen 25 Nelsonville Route 1 for failure to transfer license plates. he faces Mayor Hoffman’s court Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Kennedy-DiSalle Democratic Club calls 2:30 p.m. Sunday meeting at 103 W. Columbus St with transportation and coffee and donuts. Dr. Edgar Stedwill hosts Group One of the CWF Christian Church Monday evening at 608 Walnut St. devotions and program led by Mrs. Helen Mechem and Miss Sigrid Love.

Thomas Kidd Chauncey Macy Bell Haught New Marshfield Janice Tokie Shawnee Donald Tinkham Josie Graham Nelsonville George June Junction City Ronald Sabo Glouster Elwood Harris Gore Genevieve Robison Corning Albert Campbell Joseph Hutchins Logan Nellie Horden New Straitsville Katrina Edgar Stedwill Walnut St CWF The Christian Church Helen Mechem Sigrid Love

Six First Communicants at St Andrews Nelsonville

Six people received their first Holy Communion at St Andrews Church in Nelsonville on Sunday morning. The group included Susan Dearth Nadia Najm Terri Wagner Chris Coffman Jacob Pickett and James Pickett. Nancy Sheskey and Tina Coffman assisted at the altar. The choir was directed by Lois Barrows with Alice Kelso on organ. Rev Father Roger Brisgal led the service.

Nelsonville St. Andrews Church Susan Lynn Dearth Nadia Rose Najm Terri Lynn Wagner Chris Coffman Jacob James Pickett Nelsonville Catholic Church Nancy Sheskey Tina Coffman Lois Barrows Alice Kelso Roger Brisgal

FHC to Meet Nelsonville Tuesday Night

The FHC Club will meet Tuesday at the Girl Scout Little House at 7 p m. Members plan a Christmas party during the session.

Nelsonville FHC Girl Scout Little House

Ballots Filed in Nelsonville Board of Elections

Records at the Athens board show 54 absentee and sick ballots filed from Nelsonville and eight military ballots had been voted.

Nelsonville Board of Elections Athens

Prizes Awarded For Costumes In Logan Halloween Parade

Logan Kiwanis Club held its annual Halloween parade with about 200 masked youngsters along Main Street. Judges at the Hocking County Courthouse awarded prizes for best dressed, funniest, ugliest, most unusual and prettiest costumes. First place winners earned silver dollars. second place received 50 cents.

LOGAN Logan Kiwanis Club Main St Hocking County Court House Miriam Paul Raymond Sturm James Joanie Hawk Mark Hartman Charles McKinsey Susan Kuhn Terry Green

Rev I J White to Speak at Wylie Chapel AME

The Rev I J White of Portsmouth will deliver a sermon Sunday at 2 30 p m at Wylie Chapel AME Church Popular Street A quartet will sing The Golden Light Solos will be by Roland Smith E White and Miss Patty White Public invited to attend.

Nelsonville I. J. White Portsmouth Wylie Chapel Ame St. A Roland Smith E. White Patty White

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the Messenger Auto Club Hazel Edington Edith Hanly W. Columbus St N. B. Edington Cuyahoga Falls John Hanly Lorain Miss Dearth Teresa Dearth Cindy Howard Kathy Horvath Alice Wolfe Kathy Tye Nancy Fiske Patty Teresa Paula McConnell Beth Hubble Debbie Standall Marty Howe Martha Susan Maurer Amilla Lowe the Plains Foster’s Drug and Jewelry Store W. Washington St West Washington St Clarence Hall Presbyterian Women’s Association Circle “B Circle “C First Baptist Church South Adams St Walter Huston Cincinnati Mount ST. Mary Hospital Allen Virgil Allen DEM Kennedy-DiSalle Democratic Club Columbus St Calvin Lanning Lanning Pete Congress 10Th Congressional District Ohio University Wellston Robert E. Zellar C. Stanley Mechem Ohio Senate State Republican Committee Rey C. Ellis Columbus Arthur Michael Ramsey Canterbury Church of England Kennedy White House Ramsey U.S Sue Fraizer Vicky Crawford Terry Burns Joe Riddlebarger Denise Larimer Nelsonville Home and Savings Association Nelsonville, Ohio Bob Evans Gallipolis Rhodes Columbus Dispatch Secretary of State Mr. Rhodes Athens County Democratic Executive Committee William A. Lavelle P. O. Box
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