Two Ohio teens buried together after fatal wreck
In Miller City Ohio 16 year olds Mary Kay Hermiller and Mary Lou Niese are buried with classmates after a weekend crash that also killed Dennis Lammers 16 and his brother Tony 15. The wreck occurred when a car driven by Marylin Verhoff 16 slid through a stop sign.
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Miller City
Ohio
Mary Kay Hermiller
Mary Lou Niese
Miss Hermiller
Ottawa
Miss Neise
Leipsic
Marylin Verhoff
Putnam County
Dennis Lammers
Dennis
Tony
Richard Barlage
Towel Shower Report Given
Jacksonville United Methodist Women met at Wahnera Enkenkampers home with Marena Schultz leading devotion using the Upper Room and James. Arlene Davis reported a towel shower for Lucy Swarts. Janice McGee spoke on the Ada Ohio Northern University conference and next years School of Missions beginning July 8. The unit plans a Nov 5 6 Christmas Bazaar and voted funds for youth roller skating and conference claims.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville United Methodist
Wahnera Exenkamper
Marena Schultz
James
Arlene Davis
Mary Tolliver
Lucy Swarts
Janice McGee
United Methodist Women
Ohio Northern University
Ada
School of Missions
Triple S
Logan
Shutins
Miss Davis
Iris Pettit
West Carrollton
Frances Sayre
McGee
Two Youth Groups Elect Officers at First Christian Church
Nelsonville youth groups elect officers for the new year. Chi Rho officers include Ross Flowers as president and Linda Green as vice president with Melissa Midkiff secretary Lynne Jacobs treasurer and Lisa Jacobs photographer. CYF co leaders are Mike Jewell and Mary Ella Shinn with Karen Atkins treasurer Jerry Patton secretary and Gary DeVol historian. Haunted House event set at the church during Halloween runs 7 30 to 9 30 p m from Wednesday through Sunday excluding Friday.
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Nelsonville
First Christian Church
Chi Rho
Ross Flowers
Linda Green
Melissa Midkiff
Lynne Jacobs
Lisa Jacobs
Julie James
The
Christian Youth Fellowship
CYF
Mike Jewell
Mary Ella Shinn
Karen K. Atkins
Jerry Lee Patton
Gary DeVol
Joe Koker
Jim Chickrell
Mike Yarbrough
Armistice Day ceremonies set for November 11 in Nelsonville
Veterans Day was not observed today in Nelsonville but traditional ceremonies are planned for November 11 at the Public Square. Veterans groups led by VFW Post No. 3467 and assisted by American Legion Post No. 229 and the Nelsonville York High School band organize the event.
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Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
American Legion
Nelsonville-York City
Public Square
Electric bill payments moved to Economy Store Glouster
GLOUSTER Effective immediately Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co customers in the Jacksonville Trimble Hollister and Bishopville area may pay their electric bills at the Economy Store on High Street in Glouster according to Elton Swart division manager in Athens.
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Glouster
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Jacksonville
Trimble
Hollister
Bishopville
Economy
High Street
Elton Swart
Athens
Greenery Sale Aids Band Uniform Purchases
Trimble Local Band members and boosters sell holly evergreen wreaths and garland to fund new uniforms. Orders are taken through Nov 7 via band members or the school office with prices from 1.50 to 5 dollars. Proceeds support band uniform purchases.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Rothwell Club Meets at Burr Oak Lodge in GLOUSTER
The Rothwell Club gathered at Burr Oak Lodge in GLOUSTER for a 12:30 p.m. meeting with Mrs. Enid Cox hosting and leading a program on George Washington the Hidden Side. Members shared articles of interest and planned a November 4 guest speaker.
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Glouster
Rothwell Club
Burr Oak Lodge
Enid Cox
Emblem Club Plans Initiation in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Emblem Club No. 90 will initiate new members at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Elks Hall. Officers should wear white gloves. A potluck with covered dishes follows the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Emblem Club No. 90
Elks Hall
Nelsonville Teacher Invited to National Energy Tech Conference
Walter P. Selvage of Hocking Technical College travels to Atlanta to present on the oil well servicing and maintenance program funded by CETA. The conference, run by ERDA and the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, covers energy tech topics with workshops in coal mining nuclear petroleum and solar energy.
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Nelsonville
Walter P. Selvage
Hocking
Hocking Tech
Two Charged With Shoplifting At Local Store
Logan police report two individuals charged with shoplifting at the Super Duper Store on West Hunter Street. Yvonnia M. Berry 25 of 1282 Vermont Avenue charged for taking Rolaids on Oct 15. Charles S. Nichols 31 of 539A Frasure Helber Road charged for taking a carton of cigarettes. Nichols posted a $50 bond. Both cited into Mayor's Court Thursday.
Parkersburg enrollment down at Parkersburg Community College
Parkersburg Community College reports fall enrollment at 4611 students with 3672 in credit classes and 939 in non credit continuing education courses. The non credit portion is not state funded and is not counted in the fall tally. President Jerry Lee Jones says the move improves academic structure and that non credit courses must be self supporting.
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Parkersburg Community College
Jerry Lee Jones
West Virginia Board of Regents
Bailey Seeks Meigs County Commissioner Post
James Bailey 49 of Bashan seeks Meigs County county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. A former State Highway Department superintendent and 20 year US Air Force veteran, he cites road construction experience and international service. Bailey, a fire chief and Elks member, lives with wife Celia and son Clinton in Bashan.
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Pomeroy
State Highway Department
James Bailey
Bashan
Meigs County
Bailey
United States Air Force
Saudi Arabia
Highway Department
Chester
Abe Lincoln
Celia
Clinton
Elks Lodge
Gallipolis
College plans pause in growth as enrollment dips
PCC official cites slower growth, a shift to quality education, and a 1,477 drop in credit enrollments to 3,672 this year versus 3,089 projected. Tuition increases hit out of state students hardest, with 54 percent fewer nonresident enrollees, while admissions standards rise and January nursing enters.
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Wood and Tower
Board of Regents
Thomas J. Hillyard
PCC
George A. Clovis
Jones
Ohio
Evans’ Spanish Barb Horse To Join Washington Pageant
Bob Evans took a rare Spanish Barb mustang to Washington D C for a Bicentennial display of 475 years of horses in America. Evans has sheltered Barbs at his 1100 acre farm since 1972 and earlier donated two Barbs to the Chincoteague herd in Virginia.
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Rio Grande
United States
Washington, D. C
Bob Evans
America
Evans
Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Department
Virginia
Washington
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William Lammers
Dennis Becker
Northwestern Ohio High School
Miss Niese
Girls Athletic Association
Future Homemakers of America
Lammers Brothers
Future Farmers of American
Supt
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Kreinbrink
Verhoff
Niese
Hermiller
Rothwell
Emblem Club
Bettilee
Glenn Martin
Cruise
Travel Agency
San Juan
Puerto Rico
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Puerto Plata
Dominican Republic
Cap Haitien
Haiti
OU Inn
Parkersburg
Ates
Carpenter Hardware
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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Kerr-Hunter
S. Court
Nanpo
Warpbros
Chicago
C&e
Richland Ave
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