Nelsonville Chief Valkinburg Honored at Dinner
Police Chief Max Valkinburg of Nelsonville was saluted at a Saturday night event at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. He received a recliner chair and gift certificate as he plans to retire after 30 years with the Nelsonville Police Department.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Valkinburg
Richard Morgan
Joe Simms
Athens County
Nelsonville Police Department
Carl Young
Young
George Bateman
Morgan
Ray Misner
Tim Irwin
Ray Kendall
Robert Bumgardner
Jack Kirkendall
Buchtel
Kirkendall
CETO
Oral Daugherty
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Harold Shields
Ohio Police Chiefs Association
International Police Chiefs Association
Hocking Technical College
Tri-County Technical Institute
Ohio Peace Officers Training School
Officers Elected By Church Women at Alfred United Methodist
Alfred United Methodist Church Women elected new officers Nellie Parker as president June Stearns as vice president Helen Woode as secretary Nina Robinson as treasurer Emma Finch as missions and nominating chair Thelma Henderson as program material Osie Follrod as membership The group planned to attend the district meeting in Nelsonville Thursday from 6 30 to 9 30 p m A district secretary’s retirement was noted and officers’ names were sought Magazines subscriptions were renewed A missions report by Emma Finch and a program led by Thelma Henderson titled Mission Starts with People opened the meeting which began with prayer and a hymn led by Mrs Parker The next meeting is Oct 19 at Mrs Henderson’s home with June Stearns giving the opening service Potluck refreshments followed.
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Nellie Parker
June Stearns
Helen Woode
Nina Robinson
Emma Finch
Thelma Henderson
Osie Follrod
Nelsonville
Parker
CB Radio Stolen at Logan High School
A CB base radio valued at 85 dollars was stolen from Logan Senior High School over the weekend. Ed Killoran reports the offices were ransacked and the intruder tried to pry the teachers lounge machine and damaged several doors. Entry came through a second story window. BCI investigators assist.
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Logan
Logan Senior High
Ed Killoran
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Bathroom and Auto Fires Cause Damages in Three Local Incidents
In Nelsonville a bathroom fire at 185 Edward St caused light interior wall damage due to defective wiring. At Mount St Mary Hospital a dryer fire in the laundry area damaged the appliance. In Logan an auto fire at Union Furnace service station severely damaged a vehicle owned by Steve Miller with unknown cause.
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Nelsonville
Robert Hollenbaugh
Edward St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Logan — City
Union Furnace
Steve Miller
Circle Plans Rummage Sale at First Presbyterian Church
The Lois Circle of First Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville will host a rummage sale in the church social room on Friday 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Rummage may be brought Thursday after noon or evening. The circle meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the church with Miss Mildred Roberts and Mrs. J.L. Evans in charge and members are asked to bring a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lois Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Roberts
J.L. Evans
Safety drives in UMW convention push tough mine health rules
United Mine Workers delegates hear Harry Patrick recount his brother's death as they adopt tough safety proposals. They seek full time union safety reps at each mine, funded training, EMTs on every shift, asbestos elimination, dust monitoring, diesel bans, and transfer options for black lung cases. Patrick notes two brothers’ deaths halted opening day.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers
Harry Patrick
Patrick
UMW
Robert Garrett
Federal Mining Enforcement and Safe
Ty Administration
MESA
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Alfred
Alfred United Methodist Church
Circle Plans
Golden Isle
Seaman's Gateway
Union St
Athens, Ohio
Pipe Dreams
Dwight H. Rutherford
John D. Clark
Ted Vogt
Emagene Davis
Harry Alice
Beto
Harry
Alice
BankAmericard
First Banc Group
Ohio
Athens
First Banc Group of
Ohio, Inc
FDIC
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