Sammy Davis Jr Is Man of the Year for Human Rights Work
The Associated Press reports Sammy Davis Jr converted to Judaism five years ago and named man of the year by the Metropolitan Council of B a R I T H for his human rights and Jewish service. Mrs. John F Kennedy attended the New York world premiere of The Eleanor Roosevelt Story with Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. Proceeds go to the Goodman Fund in memory of Andrew Goodman. Glenn Ford and Kathy Hays announce plans to marry next year after Ford finishes two films.
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Associated Press
Sammy Davis Jr
Metropolitan Council of B'rith
Jewish Service
Davis
John F. Kennedy
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Goodman
Andrew Goodman
Mississippi
Glenn Ford
Kathy Hays
Ford
Nelsonville Meetings and Club Gatherings Planned
Nelsonville groups host Namemakers at 1 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Carl Coakley. Ath ents County extension service notes dressings for the Athens County Cancer Society. Den Two Cub Pack 64 meets 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. James Holtel’s home. Valley Temple Pythian Sisters discuss winter plans Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Pythian Hall and members bring sandwiches. Athens County Pomona Grange to meet at York Grange Hall Thursday night.
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Carl Coakley
Oak St
Athens County Cancer Society
James Holtel
Columbus St
Valley Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Athens County Pomona Grange
York Grange
Oak Grove
Masons Pick V Milhean To Head Lodge
Charles Milhean was chosen Worshipful Master during elections of the Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM. Others elected were Larry Schoeman senior warden Gary Walton junior warden William Parker treasurer Ralph Gatchel secretary Eugene Kinnison senior deacon Charles Vernon junior deacon Charles Swartz tuner and Don Hooper trustee. Installation ceremonies have tentatively been set for Dec. 1.
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Glouster
Charles Milhean
Glouster Lodge 607
F&am
Larry Schoeman
Gary Walton
William Parker
Ralph Gatchel
Eugene Kinnison
Charles Vernon
Charles Swartz
Tuler
Don Hooper
Red Cross Orientation Session Set
Logan county volunteers without certification under the updating plan are invited to a basic orientation on November 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Red Cross Chapter House Logan conducted by Mrs. Arthur Prey, volunteers chairman.
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Logan
Red Cross
Arthur Prey
Logan Trade Club Seeks Labor Survey Across Region
The Logan Trade Club with the Ohio State Employment Service launches a labor supply survey covering Athens County and neighboring counties. It aims to map available workers for new industries and expansion, informing decisions for the Hocking Valley area within a 50 mile radius. A questionnaire will appear in The Messenger, urging prompt cooperation.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Ohio State Employment Service
Athens County
Hocking Valley
Trade Club
Messenger
Club
S. Spring St
Ohio
Meadowbrook Subdivision Planned Near Logan
Plans for Meadowbrook, a new housing subdivision three miles south of Logan off Route 664, feature 20 lots from 1.10 acres to over three acres. Logan attorney Neal Dillon and Keith Hawk own the development, with Ralph Courter of Logan as builder and Elmer F. Jones and Associates Realty Co. as exclusive agents. Three display homes begin open around April 1. underground utility options are being explored.
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LOGAN
Meadowbrook
Neal Dillon
Keith Hawk
Harry L. Armstrong
Elmer F. Jones and
Grange Official Urges Rural Improvement Projects
Nelsonville Ohio. Deputy State Grange Master Waldo Poston urged York Grange members to promote community improvement projects. He described statewide membership drives and rural city relations plans from the Toledo convention and noted upcoming Armistice and Veterans Days programs.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Waldo Poston
Albany
York Grange
Oak Grove
Toledo
Five Overcome by Fumes at Cleveland Laundry
In Cleveland, eleven people were rushed to St. Vincent Charity Hospital after a solvent cooker released chlorine gas when the water was turned on following a Saturday closing. Manager Ralph Lieberman said workers began collapsing as vapor filled the area. none were reported seriously injured.
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iPi
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Ralph Lieberman
Cocker
Lieberman
Civil Service Group Hosts State Official
Nelsonville Ohio civil service employees meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Little House Myers Street. Kenneth Mahan of Columbus will discuss membership benefits for city and county workers. Newly elected officers are James Hollenbaugh president Beatrice Walters vice president Beverly Blake secretary Carroll Williams treasurer and executive committee Walter McDonald Helen Dishong Anna Mae Woolever. Refreshments follow.
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Nelsonville
Golden Rule Class To Meet Thursday
Mrs. Harry Stage at 727 Walnut Street will host the Golden Rule Class of First Methodist Church Thursday at 7 30 p m. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Lucille Weaver and Mrs Marie Weiss with devotions led by Mrs Edith Howson and program leaders Mrs Ruth Patton and Mrs Joanna Evans.
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Nelsonville
Harry Stage
Walnut St
First Methodist Church
Lucille Weaver
Marie Weiss
Edith Howson
Ruth Patton
Joanna Evans
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes and Local Admissions
A Mount St Mary Hospital notes list shows numerous admissions and discharges for residents of Nelsonville, Logan, Glouster and surrounding areas. The entry also notes a public skating party at Dow's Roll Arena in Nelsonville, hosted by the Nelsonville Assembly Order of Rainbow Girls, planned for Wednesday evening.
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Dow’s Roll Arena
The
Nelsonville Assembly
Order of Rainbow Girls
Four Cases Docketed in Nelsonville Court
Nelsonville Mayor's Court docketed four cases from weekend incidents. Gladden Warren and Joseph Bender posted $20 bonds for Saturday night appearances on passing in an intersection charges. Leo King and Ronald Shanett faced driving while intoxicated and failure to yield, with bonds set. Steven Holley pleaded guilty to improper starting from a parked position, fined $10. Ralph Gwily n forfeited $20 bond for driving left of center.
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Joseph Bender
Cleveland
Leo King
Lancaster
William Hoffman
Ronald Shanett
Logan
Janine Thomas
Shanett
Thomas
Lake Burr Oak Blvd
Hoffman
Graeme Neish
Nelsonville Court
Steven James Holley
Ralph Gwilyn
Columbus
History of Dolls Topic Highlights Club Meeting
GLOUSTER The Roth well Club met Thursday afternoon in the Hotel Gordon with Mrs. N W Johnston as hostess and Mrs Sara Willis presiding. A program on The History of Dolls was presented by Mrs. C A Pride noting dolls began in Paris by a French toymaker and were called French Fusion Dolls.
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R. H. Gamwell
J. H. Henshaw
N. W. Johnston
Roger Kittle
Edward Ley
Earl Morris
T. A. Noon
Merrill Ogg
A. Pride
BE. J. Taylor
H. W. Wagner
C. L. Whaley
C. E. Sweeney
J. E. Williams
Ann Williams
Sara Willis
Marion Church Group Visits In Glouster
Members of Epworth Methodist Church in Marion visited Glouster on a chartered bus for their annual trip. The group included class teacher Paul Bingman a former Glouster resident. They dined at the Hotel Gordon with Don Makarius and his family after services.
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Epworth
Marion
Paul Bingman
Gordon
Don Makarius
Tutor Attends Two Day Clinic In Columbus
Mrs. Helen Earnhart, a teacher at the Hocking County Rainbow School, returns home after a two day workshop at the Neil House Columbus for teachers of mentally retarded children. The Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction sponsored it with Eleanore Horwell of the Hocking child welfare board also attending.
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Helen Earnhart
Neil House
Columbus
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Earnhart
Hocking County
Rainbow School
Eleanore Horwell
Hocking Child Welfare Board
New Manager Named at Hocking Hills Country Club
Logan bulletin reports Perry J. Lankford of Huntington West Virginia takes over as manager and golf pro at Hocking Hills Country Club replacing Duane Shipley who resigned after two years in the post. Lankford, 38, comes from Spring Valley Country Club and has prior stints at Meadowbrook in Dayton. He is a Texas A&I graduate and a Class A PGA member who has led West Virginia PGA activities. He and his wife have a five year old daughter.
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Hocking Hills Country Club
Duane Shipley
Shipley
Perry J. Lankford
Huntington
W. Va
Jan. J. Lankford
Lankford
Texas
Spring Valley Country Club
Meadowbrook Country Club
Dayton
Professional Golfers Association
West Virginia Pga
Texas A&i College
Nationwide Announces Dividend for Nationwide Life Stock
Nationwide Corp. declares a stock dividend distribiting Nationwide Life Insurance Co. shares to corporation shareholders. One Nationwide Life share per 50 Nationwide Corp. shares, with fractional options. Record date January 6 1966. distribution February 10 1966.
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Nationwide Corp
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
George H. Dunlap
Insurance
Nationwide Life
Corporation
Rotary Hosts Two Mayors at Nel sonville Luncheon
Nelsonville Rotary Club invites Lancaster mayor and Mayor William Hoffman to speak at the noon session Tuesday. John Coker leads the event held at Ethel's Tea Room.
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Rotary Club
Lancaster
William Hoffman
John Coker
Ethel
Glouster Legion Post 414 to Hold Special Armistice Meeting
American Legion McCann Frederick Post 414 schedules a special meeting Tuesday at the Legion Home for an Armistice Day program, initiation, and refreshments. The Jacksonville Mother's Club meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Joyce Johnson.
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Legion
Jacksonville Mother's Club
Joyce Johnson
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