13 Candidates Seek 2 School Board Seats Nelsonville York district voters pick board members
Nelsonville York district voters will choose 2 of 13 candidates to fill two year terms and three for four years as the newly consolidated district fields an interim board. Biographies list age, residence, career, education, military service, and family for each candidate, with finance as a major upcoming issue.
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Nelsonville
York City
York
Richard Hubbard
Roland Pierce
Robert Bentley
John Mullins
Eugene Edwards
York Board
Edwards
William Friedrich
Glen Dale Robson
James T. Sayre
Hubert Stage
Irvin P. Badger
Roy Bookman
Carl Howard
Woodruff Johnson
Meade A. Whyte
Pinegrove Drive
Uated
Glenville State College
W. Va
Ohio University
W. Franklin Sr
Tri-County
Murray City
Buchtel
North American Aviation
Columbus
Athletic Boosters Club
Hubert C. Stage
W. Canal St
Nelsonville High School
Masonic Bodies
Athletic Boosters
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Jackson St
William Brooks Shoe Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. Washington St
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Nelsonville City
Voting Places In City Same As Last Election
City Auditor announces voting sites remain unchanged from the last election. Listings include wards and precincts with locations such as Legion building, elementary school, First Christian Church, First Presbyterian Church, City Building, First Methodist Church, Town House, and several depots and storerooms across wards, plus North York precinct for Happy Hollow and Fast Clayton voters.
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Nelsonville
Legion
First Methodist Church
Jefferson Street
Fourth Ward
Town House
W. Walnut Street
Ruby Evans
Second Street
Warren Television Shop
Poplar St
Happy Hollow
Fast Clayton
North York
American Legion Building
Columbus and
Fulton Streets
Legion Hall
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Walter Sweazy
Plans For Turkey Hunt At Monday Creek Meeting
Members of the Monday Creek Fish and Game Club will meet at 8 p m tonight at the Carbon Hill gym. Plans for a turkey street hunt will be made and a squirrel fry will follow. A number of winter programs will be considered by the club.
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Nelsolnville
Monday Creek
Fish and Came Club
Carbon Hill
State Hearing to Resume in Columbus November 9
A Logan A hearing on reinstatement of three former Hocking Valley Community Hospital employees Nora King Donna Dixon and Judy Perry will resume in Columbus on November 9 at 1 30 p m Prosecuting Attorney Forrest Moore has been advised The case challenges their dismissal by the hospital board before the State Department of Personnel Board of Review The Department of Commerce and Labor was created by Congress on February 14 1903 at Roosevelt’s request.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Columbus
Forrest Moore
Nora King
Donna Dixon
Judy Perry
Hospital Board of Trustees
State Department of Personnel Board of Review
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Nelsonville Meetings Seek Church Gatherings
Circle Two of First Christian Church plans a Monday meeting at Mrs John Clous ton 115 Madison St. The Presbyterian Womens Association will meet Monday at 7 p m at First Presbyterian Church to receive the annual Thanksgiving offering.
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First Christian Church
John Clouston
Madison St
Presbyterian Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Playwright Capote Revises House of Flowers on Broadway
New York reports Truman Capote plans a revised version of House of Flowers. The musical, which briefly ran on Broadway in 1955, aims to reclaim his original concept of a simple, intimate work. Josephine Premice is slated for the central role.
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New York
Truman Capote
Capote
Josephine Premice
Fall Festival Plans Near Completion at Nelsonville Church
Nelsonville WSCS meets at 7:30 p.m. to finalize plans for the church Fall Festival and chicken dinner. The program titled The American Indian, His Heritage and Emerging Identity will feature Mrs. Leonard Myers and panelists exploring how Navajo Indians and other tribes cope with changing times. Society president Mrs. Betty Thompson invites all church women to attend.
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Nelsonville
WSCS
Leonard Myers
Betty Thompson
Society
Starter pots ease garden tasks for busy homeowners
Homeowners lacking time or skill opt for professionally started bedding plants in clay pots to ensure faster, more reliable growth. Clay-potted plants can be planted next spring by tapping out the soil ball and placing it in the garden without disturbing the roots.
St Louis Symphony to Move to Powell Hall in 1968
The St. Louis Symphony opened its 68th season October 20 at Kiel Opera House under conductor Eleanor de Carvalho, the seventh music director in its history. On January 26 it will relocate to its first permanent home, Powell Symphony Hall, under renovation from a movie theater at a cost exceeding $2 million.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Symphony
Kiel Opera House
Eleanor de Carvalho
Powell Symphony Hall
Morton Explains His New Viet Stand
Sen Thruston B Morton Kentucky Republican veteran diplomat outlines his shift on Vietnam policy. He says the administrations shift from assisting South Vietnam without coercion to fighting for U S security could sap morale there. He favors halting strikes on Haiphong Hanoi while continuing targeted bombing to aid deployed troops.
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Washington
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Johnson
Vietnam
Morton
United States
Kentuckian
Malibu Beach
Eisenhower
North Vietnam
Republican Coordinating Committee
Haiphong
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Campbell St
Standard Oil
Nelsonville Distributors
Chauncey High School
American Legion Post 229
C. Richard Hubbard
The
Peoples Bank
Nelsonville Television Cable Company
Robbins Rd
York Township
Union Furnace High School
Albany
Alexander
Second Ward
Fort Street
Washington Street
Glouster
North End Depot
South End Depot
Bill Golding
Turkey Hunt
Woub-Tv
Teen Beat
BY Bob Rogers
Hanoi
London
Warsaw
Rotterdam
Berlin
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