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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1969
Page
35
The article surveys witch hazel as the last flowering plant of the season, its yellow blossoms, seeds, habitat, and autumn color. It compares witch hazel with hazelnut, noting growth forms, flowering, and identifying features. It also mentions uses, aromas, and a Christmas market name for hazelnuts as filbert.
Two motorists, Thomas Albert Cox of LaSalle and Florence Cummings of Lancaster, were cited Friday by Nelsonville police. Cox paid a $13 fine and costs after waiving a hearing for excessive speed. Cummings paid a $10 fine and costs after waiving a hearing for a stop sign violation.
Nelsonville area evening school announces wide course offerings at Tri County Evening School. Registration for evening classes runs Wednesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to noon. early registration advised.
In Nelsonville the Senior Youth group of First United Methodist Church will attend a four program planning retreat at Lancaster Camp Grounds over the weekend. They depart Friday at 6 30 p.m. with counselors Mr and Mrs Dean Hhisard Roy ad Mrs Roy Bal ard. Attendees are to bring a pillow bed linens blankets towels soap and other toilet items. The two church youth groups will practice for the Christmas program presented December 1 for the Women’s Society of Christian Service.
A projection to the Ohio Board of Regents warns Nelsonville Technical Institute is short on space as enrollment nears 40,000 square feet of expansion space. Future growth hinges on housing, new programs, and a five percent annual enrollment rise, with potential for 1,000 more students by 1970.
Royal Ace Encampment No 376 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Nelsonville elected its officers for the new term on Wednesday night. Paul Tomlinson was chosen chef patriarch and will succeed Chief Patriarch James Brouse. Other officers include John McCombs senior warden Harold Dixon high priest Gean Dicken junior warden Wilbur Mender scribe and Charles Blair financial scribe. Installation is planned for January with appointive officers to be announced by the new chief patriarch.
The Women's Society of Christian Service meets Monday at 7 30 p m in First United Methodist Church with a Youth Fellowship Christmas program and a candlelight service. Circle Five hosts. Jerford Dugan Post 229 American Legion meets Monday at 7 43 p m at Legion War Memorial Building per Adjutant Calvin Lancaster. VFW Post 3457 Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 6 p m at Post home with no potluck and business matters. Association to Meet Glouster Bishopville Water Sewer and Recreation Development Inc meets Tuesday in Burr Oak Lodge 10 to elect trustees adopt regulations. Five Million The African Republic of Mall Ina population of nearly five
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