Yellow Jackets and bicycle warnings stir Nelsonville notes
Nelsonville residents warn of a spike in yellow jackets and urge caution around stinging insects amid apples and warm weather. The column also critiques foreign aid shipments delays, promotes a senior citizens club, calls for voter vigilance, and cautions parents about bicycle safety and unlawful riding rules. Fire department use of equipment outside Nelsonville is urged to stop to prevent leaving fires unprotected.
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Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
City
York T
Supper Honors Elder Anderson in Nelsonville Church
A pot luck supper hosted by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Jackson Street Nelsonville honored pastor Elder John William Anderson who served two years. Mrs Anderson and branch officers were recognized. Elder Anderson was transferred to The Plains church and succeeded by Elder David Mingus with new branch officers presented to the congregation.
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Nelsonville
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
John William Anderson
Anderson
Plains Church
David Mingus
Roadside Rest Area Announced Near Circlehill
Federal approval secures construction of an interstate style roadside rest area on the Stout farm above Circlehill. The site will tie into the four lane U.S. Route 33 project between Chauncey and Nelsonville this fiscal year with parking for 40 cars and 10 semi trailers. Amenities include shrub plantings, a roadside toilet, storage, motorist shelter, well shelter, shelter house, charcoal grills with serving tables and picnic benches. State Sen. C. Stanley Mechem announced the plan.
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Nelsonville
Stout Farm
Circlehill
Chauncey
Stanley Mechem
Reference Books Helpful EDITOR S NOTE
This is the fourth of five articles advising study methods. It urges using encyclopedias dictionaries and reference guides to answer unknowns. It stresses environment lighting temperature and avoiding distractions for effective study.
Mayor mandates weed clearance and dog control in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mayor Charles Williams announces all village weeds must be cut on every lot by September 1. If owners fail, the village will cut the weeds and assess the cost on property taxes. He also says dogs running loose will be captured and turned over to the county.
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Ralph Schultz
Jacksonville
Charles Williams
Jacksonville Village
Town dog warden limits sidewalk biking to private property
The dog warden notes complaints about children riding bicycles on town sidewalks. Riding on sidewalks is allowed only if children are on their own property. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCleland recently left to visit Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sabo in Powhatan Point for the weekend.
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Sam McClelland
Francis Sabo
Margirite
Powhaten Point
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