Starr Washington School Board asks for charter to stand
The Starr Washington School Board of Education will present arguments Friday at 10 a m in Columbus to oppose revocation of the district charter. Referee William A Carroll will conduct the hearing with decision expected before the May 8 state board meeting. The district lists 155 high school students and 332 units as deficient in industrial arts music art and other facilities and services.
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Starr-Washington School Board of Education
State Board of Education
State Office
Columbus
James Frey
Hocking County
Jack Brown
William A. Carroll
Carroll
Starr-Washington
Tri-County Vocational School
Nelsonville York Band Returns From State Contest
Nelsonville York City High School band was welcomed home Sunday after earning a superior rating at the Ohio Music Education Association state contest in Grove City. A long caravan escorted the buses to Public Square along Route 33, with police sirens and horns amid cheers. Congratulations signs appeared on cars and in business windows for band director Mary Jane McKinley.
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Nelsonville
York City
Grove City
Ohio Music Education Association
Mary Jane McKinley
Bloodmobile visit planned for Nelsonville May 15
Athens County Chapter of the American Red Cross sponsors a bloodmobile stop at First Christ Church Fort Street Nelsonville from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The drive aims for 125 pints. Appointments required. donors ages 18 to 65.
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Athens County
American Red Cross
Christ Church
Fort Street
Zelma McVey
Bruce Rogers
Treva Shaw
Rogers
John
Carol) Kline
J. W
Myrtle) Tedrow
Tape Player Theft Reported At Nelsonville Residence
Nelsonville police were told a tape player and tapes were taken from the Raymond Johnson home at 903 Chestnut Street between 7 05 and 7 25 p m on Saturday night while the residents were away at a nearby store. The doors were unlocked.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Johnson
Chestnut St
Mike Levandofsky
Levandofsky
Logan High School Band Wins State Superior Ratings
Logan High School Concert Band earned all Superior ratings at the state contest in Lexington, performing La Contessa, Nabucco, Jubilance, and a two-dance sight-reading piece. This is the second time in three years with all Superior scores.
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Logan
al Horsky
Logan High School
Kendra Price
Andy
Lexington
George Gates
Nelsonville Groups Schedule Evening Gatherings
The Blue and Gold Ladies Associates meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Nelsonville Eagles lodge with a potluck lunch. Glenford Dugan Post No 229 American Legion meets Monday at 7 45 p.m. at the Legion Building.
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Blue and Gold Ladies Associates
Nelsonville Eagles Lodge
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Logan High School Receives NCA Warning
The North Central Association cites Logan High School with three violations including lack of an assistant principal library expenditures and inadequate facilities. Superintendent George M. Sarbalas warns failure to act could cost accreditation next year and notes a required 4 million bond issue and a 6 mill levy renewal in May 2.
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Logan
Logan High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
George M. Sarbalas
NCA
Saribalas
Water Main Break Is Repaired Near City Limits
A six inch water main break near the east city limits was found early Saturday and repaired by water department linemen. A reservoir graph showed a sharp drop after midnight Friday and continued to fall despite pumping efforts. The leak was at the Chestnut Canal Streets junction opposite Ruthies Restaurant and serves the Tri County School facility. GLOUSTER golf league players must register by Sunday at Forest Hills Golf Course.
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Nelsonville
East Corporation
Water Department
City Hall
Kentner Hill
Ruthies Restaurant
Chestnut and
Canal Streets
Tri-County
Hocking County Judge Sentences 3 To Jail
Judge James Stillwell sentenced two people to jail and fined others in Hocking County Court on Saturday. Names include Charles J. Cradlebaugh for DWI with a 30 day license revocation, Donald Gump for assault and battery with jail time suspended, and several for speeding and license violations with fines and forfeitures.
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Hocking
Logan
James Stillwell
Charles J. Cradlebaugh
Adelphi
Hocking County
Donald Gump
Orville
Carrie Gump
Phil Henderson
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