Administrator Named At Nelsonville Hospital
Sister Joan Maurer was named administrator of Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville, succeeding Mother Euphemia after a six year term. The Buffalo native, educated at Blessed Trinity, Bishop McMahon, Rosary Hill College, and Xavier University, joins the Sisters of St. Francis of Stella Niagara with prior posts including commercial teaching and hospital management. Sister Bernice will lead the nuns as superior.
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Cincinnati
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Board Hires Occupational Therapist In Logan Athens
Mrs. Gameela MacDonald of Athens will be employed as an occupational therapist by the Logan Hocking County health board. She will start when Medicare payments begin and will work 10 hours weekly at $8. About 10 county residents qualify for Medicare therapy. Officials seek an agreement to treat non Medicare groups. MacDonald holds a science degree from the American University of Cairo India and therapy credentials from the University of Pennsylvania plus a masters in education. She and her husband moved to Athens where he teaches at Ohio University.
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Athens
Logan-Hocking County
India
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University of Pennsylvania
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Council Post Applications To Be Taken
Nelsonville invites applications for the city council clerk post. The $40 monthly position can be filled by a man or woman. Pat Stockdale resigns effective after the September council session. Mrs Stockdale is to be replaced soon. the council will select.
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Charles Shafer
E. Franklin Sr
Converse Crawford
Patricia Stockdale
Stockdale
Perry County court notes review of state funds and local cases
County Auditor Delmar D. Hoops reports Perry County received 20000 from state gasoline taxes, with 800 allotted to each township, and 3333 in Aug sales tax receipts distributed to city, town, county funds and townships. Two suits filed in common pleas include Marks Tractor against James Reed for 695 and Crawler Supply Co. against Arnold Bankus for 515. Grand jury named five locals. several individuals charged with assault, theft, and intoxication. Marital dissolution actions include Theodore Lyons vs Margie Lyons and Gary Markin vs Connie Markin. Multiple marriages license issued, property transfers and estate changes noted.
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Zanesville
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Gore
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Clyde James
Greendale
Miller High School
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Somerset
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Someret
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Marion D. Markin
Connie Sue Markin
Fultonham
Hemlock
Pomeroy Community Notices Include Dean's List Student
Delmar Hamm learns son James made the University of Cincinnati spring dean's list in the McMicken College with a 3.6 average. Guests include Lafayette Indiana Locharys and their son, plus Lochary and Boney families from Florida and Maryland. Boone Iowa violinist Conrad Scholl and Boone High School music head returns visit. former Pomeroy residents active in local music.
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McMicken College of Arts
Racine High School
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Smoky Mountains
James Lochary
Lafayette
Ind
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Charles Lochary
Weaton
Ralph Henry
Julie
Lakeland
Fla
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Florida
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Columbus
Pomeroy
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Boone
Iowa
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Tomeroy
Money Owed to State Agency by Hospital
LOGAN The Public Employees Retirement System says Hocking Valley Community Hospital owes 19007.15 for June employee liability. The system asked payment by Aug. 15 and will certify the past due amount to the state auditor for collection, who will deduct from funds due Hocking County. Also: Isaac Walton dinner at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren may attend.
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Public Employees Retirement System
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Food Stamp Plan Discussed by Hocking Officials
Logan County officials considered offering food stamps to aid recipients in Hocking County. Carl Blosser proposed, with a decision due by August 18, and the plan would replace the existing commodity distribution. Stamps would require a $16 purchase for $24 in value and could be used at cooperating grocers for shopping with restrictions on nonessential items.
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Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Several Local Residents
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted Guy Bailey of Logan and Master Phillip A. Travis of Logan, Route 4. Mrs. Louise Miller of Logan. Mrs. Harold E. Nihiser of Logan Route 2. Mrs. Elden Dexter of New Plymouth Route 1. Mrs. Blanche L. Burgess of New Straitsville. Dismissals include Mrs Bernard F. Schmeltzer. Mrs Richard E. Myers and daughter. Mrs. Robert Verity and daughter. Kenneth Johnson. Mrs Emil Thompson and daughter. Clarence W. Wood. Mrs. Lillian Griffin. and Mrs. Elden Dexter.
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Guy Bailey
Logan
Phillip A. Travis
Louise Miller
Harold E. Nihiser
Elden Dexter
New Plymouth
Blanche L. Burgess
New Straitsville
Bernard F. Schmeltzer
Richard E. Myers
Robert Verity
Kenneth Johnson
Emil Thompson
Clarence W. Wood
Lillian Griffin
Truck Bids Sought by Logan-Hocking County
Logan-Hocking County Commissioners voted to advertise for bids for two dump trucks at the Tuesday meeting. It was the first session attended by Commissioner J. Russell Young in some time as he recovers from surgery. County engineer Clyde O Underwood said the department is hampered by truck shortages, hindering the planned 60 miles of road paving for the season. he now expects to complete under 40 miles.
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J. Russell Young
Clyde O. Underwood
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