Nelsonville misses local benefits from Tri-County school growth
Nelsonville weighs housing and infrastructure needs as Tri-County Vocational School and Technical Institute expand. Officials note payroll rising toward over a million, with 74 faculty and 25 staff living in nearby towns. Enrollment projections rise to 1000 by 1975, boosting local economy if housing and services improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROV Cross Messenger
Edith Nelsonville
Nelsonville
Tri-County Vocational School and Technical Institute
Vocalical School
Tri-County
Technical Institute
Hefd
Athens
Logan
Plains
Tri.County
Millon
TC. Porter
Techical Institute
Technical St John Light
Porter
Light
Techcal Institute
Mee
Perry
Hocking
School of Practical Nursing
Barl Hilleary
Board of Trade
Dust+ besses
Hilleary
Photos Show Stark Change In Railroading Over Years
Middleport area photo essay contrasts 1959 rail yards with today showing Wobson yards once bustling with hundreds of workers. It notes NYC and Penn Central merges, skeleton crew remains, and empty car garages as rail jobs fade amid highway and air traffic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Nabson Yards
Howrash
Wobson Yards
Penn Central
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Skelton
Bce
Hobson
Ice
Pomeroy
America
Athens Man Finances Korean Friend’s US Journey
Garold Gilkey of Athens financed the trip of Funhai Shinn from Seoul to the United States. Shinn, who plans to enter Ohio University, worked at Gilkey’s service station on State Street and has adjusted to American life while studying English and American history. The reunion traces back to 1952 when Gilkey, then in the U.S. Army, met the refugee boy in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bennett
Ftioniship
Athens
Seoul
Korea
Garold Gilkey
Funhai Shinn
Chun Chon
Gilkey
U.S. Army
Shinn
Jon
Shum
Ohio University
State Street
Gilly
Aod Gilkey
Shorty
Satin
Shin
Gikey
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
U.S
Gilkey's
West Virginia
Nancy Tanks
Snearn
Gitkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tne
Oen
NYC
Domashe Yey
James Parkinson
City Pool
Junio High School
Ment
the Messenger
Ohio