Tempered Debate Over York School Finances Continues
York school leaders clash over a $79,000 principal and interest bill plus $40,000 in unpaid bills as revenue trails outlays. Bunting pushes a May two mill levy while Edwards and others urge cuts and staff reductions to stabilize finances. The noisy session ends with a $50,000 note payoff surprise.
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Bunting
Forbes
Edwards
Cagg
Thomas
Nelsonville
Athens
Bert Barnes
Clyde Byers
Tax Commission
Board of Appeals
Ward Two
York
Nina McKnight
Virgil McKnight
John Pedigo
John Ayres
Murray City
Floyd Stiff
John Wade
Buchtel
Judy Thompson
C. V. Christman
Helen Robinette
John Mullens
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Arthur Green
Green
Poston
Floodwood
Mullens
Variety Show Schedules at Nelsonville Elementary
Pupils perform a variety show in the multi purpose room at 7 30 p m Friday with a matinee Thursday and a small admission fee. Circle B of the Presbyterian Women meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Florence Lowry's home 89 Fayette St
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Nelsonville
PTO
Haffner-Mellinger
Presbyterian Women
Florence Lowry
Fayette St
Nelsonville Looks to 26 New Street Lights Approval
Nelsonville council seeks enabling legislation to install 26 new street lights at a projected total for street improvements of about 5871.40. A 1.3 mill street light levy funds the project with 20 mercury vapor units planned on Public Square and surrounding streets. The panel also amended parking rules, debated college summer jobs, and heard water bill and uniform allowance adjustments.
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Nelsonville
Tion
Police and Fire Department
Carl Young
Utility Committee
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Young
C&soe
William Lavelle
Public Square
Washington Sts
Cable Alley
Church St
Back St
Madison St. Hill
Shephard St
Lavelle
Gerald Bentley
Service Safety
Council
Pine Grove
Grover, Edwards
Williams St
John
Frederick
Shephard
Robins Rd
Robins
Patton, Grosvenor
High
Church
Charles Shafer
Shafer
Bentley
Recreation Commission
Ward Phillips
Violet Hollenbaugh
Raymond Foughty
Alonzo Higgins
Hoffman
Route 691 Hearing Planned April 18
A public hearing in Athens County will discuss relocating a 1.4 mile section of Route 691 near Nelsonville. The plan includes a new bridge over the Hocking River, connecting to Route 691 and Route 33 with a 24 foot pavement width and 44 foot roadway. Estimated total cost is 260000 dollars.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Athens
Common Pleas Court Room
Court House
Max R. Farley
Division Ten
Ohio Department of Highways
Hocking River
C and O
Mrs Ayers Dies At 31 In Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville Barbara Louise Ayers 31 of 443 High St died Monday evening at Mount St. Mary Hospital after four weeks as a patient. She was born in Nelsonville, daughter of Louise Dexter and the late William Dexter. Survived by husband Alphonso and five sons, sisters, brothers, and grandmother. Services at Johnson funeral home Friday at 1 pm. burial Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Barbara Louise Ayers
High St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Louise Dexter
Madison St
William Dexter
Alphonso
Stephen
Ronald
Jay
John
Alphonso Jr
Rosa Amanda Romine
Reneville
Betty Williams
Newark
N. J
Mary Williams
Belpre
Donna Thompson
Columbus
Rebecca
Gertrude Dexter
Santa Ana
Calif
Tom Dexter
Michael Dexter
Logan
Rachel] Thomas
Johnson Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville Men In Navy
Nelsonville natives continue service in the U.S. Navy. George F. Beal aviation electronics technician third class serves at Naval Air Station Alameda California, son of Mr and Mrs Vern L Beal of 535 Jackson St Nelsonville. William H Nelson Jr fire control technician seaman serves aboard USS Springfield guided missile light cruiser, son of Mr and Mrs William H Nelson of Nelsonville Route 2.
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Nelsonville
George F. Beal
Naval Air Station
Alameda
Calif
Vern L. Beal
Jackson St
William H. Nelson Jr
Springfield
William H. Nelson
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Includes Births and Dismissals
Mount St Mary Hospital notes report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Toth of Glouster Route 3. Admissions include John Owings New Straitsville and several others. discharges include Mrs Earl Conley Nelsonville and her son and Mrs Joe McDonald McConnelsville and daughter. Esther Class meeting at First Christian Church Nelsonville postponed to April 17. S E A Easter party set for 2 pm Sunday at the Sylvania plant per association spokesman.
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John Owings
New Straitsville
Juanita Keyes
Nelsonville
Donald Lawrence
Millfield
Mary Smathers
George Fitzer
Judith Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Annabelle Reynolds
Earl Conley
Joe McDonald
McConnelsville
James Peppers
Haydenville
Margaret Gabriel
New Plymouth
Andrew Cominsky
Glouster
University Hospital, Columbus
Margaret Noon
New Lexington
Esther
First Christian Church
Sylvania
Super Shell anti-icer protects carburetors year round
The article explains that carburetor icing can occur even above freezing when moisture laden air enters the engine during warmer months. Super Shell’s anti-icer coats vital carburetor parts with a film to prevent ice buildup and stall, and invites readers to review another capsule report on today’s product ingredients.
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Super Shell
Super Shells Nine Ingredients for Top Performance
Shell introduces a gasoline additive formulation featuring nine components TCP for power mileage and longer plug life pentane mix for fast warm ups anti knock mix to resist knocks gum preventive to keep carburetors clean butane for quick starts cat cracked gasoline anti ice to reduce cold weather stalling alkylate to control high speed knock and platformate for extra mileage. Trademark for Shells additive. Gasoline containing TCP covered by US Patent 2889212.
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Shell
U.S
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Brenda
Sandra Aulis
Foxboro
Mass
Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Circle B
Nelsonville Council
Jack Whyte Ques
Atkins
Recreation Committee
William Hoffman
Max Valkinburg
Route 691
Navy
John Toth
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