Tri County Board tables wage rise and hires five teachers
Tri County District Board of Education in Nelsonville tabled a 22 percent wage increase request for Joint Vocational High School teachers due to the federal wage price freeze. The board hired five new staff, approved cafeteria policies, and awarded dairy and bakery bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Tri- County
Richard M. Nixon
Opment
Tri-County
Ronnie Smith
Smith
Technical Institute
Tri County trustees sworn in as budget woes limit actions
Nelsonville Tri County Technical College trustees welcomed new member Clyde Pratt and reappointed Roland Pierce and Cal Risch, elected officers, and accepted two resignations. Budget and staffing decisions were stalled by Ohio legislature inaction and President Nixon's wage freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Nelsonville
Tri-County Technical College
Clyde Pratt
Roland Pierce
Cal Risch
Light
Edmond Lange
Carl Risch
Logan
Ann Carr
Janet Hummel
12th Annual Reunion Held By Oliver Clan
NELSONVILLE The 12th annual Oliver Reunion was held Aug 8 at the city park in Findley. Attending were many Olivers and spouses from Dayton Clare Mich Detroit Groveport Canal Winchester Hernshaw W V Lewistown Columbus and Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Clan
Nelsonville
Oliver
Findley
Rhoda Oliver
Edna Oliver
Jane Erwin
Michael
Everett Branham
Mary Jane Branham
Everett Jr. Branham
Dayton
Bill Scott
Chris Scott
Terri Scott
Michael Scott
Jeff Scott
Jim Vochler
Ethel Scott
Richard Scott
Cheryl Scott
Kathy Scott
Detroit
Mich
del Nuckles
Bob Nuckles
Brenda Nuckles
Clare
David Foster
Sacramento
Calif
James Runyon
Linda Runyon
David Runyon
Roy Zarle
Andy Zarle
Dover
Harry Oliver
Sandra Oliver
Groveport
Dan Goss
Canal Winchester
Francis Oliver
Hernshaw
W. Va
Dennis Faulder
Linda
Betty
Edna Mae
Lewistown
Paul Burt
Sherry and
Sandra
Columbus
Teachers Attend Workshop
The 10th annual reading workshop completed at Stoffer's University Inn in Columbus. Mrs. Margaret Barclay and Mrs. Jean Black of Logan City School staff attended the intensified five day 30 hour study of reading instruction skills. George Sarbalas, Logan City Schools superintendent, and Harold Smith attended the one day administrators' workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harpster Audio-Visual Equipment and Psychotechnics, Inc
Stoffer’s University Inn
Columbus
Margaret Barclay
Jean Black
Logan City
George Sarbalas
Harold Smith
Water service on Poplar Street temporarily shut
Water service on Poplar Street from St. Charles to Harper Street will be shut off Wednesday from 8 a.m. to noon as a fire hydrant is removed at the corner of Poplar and DeSteiguer Streets per Water Line Supt. Harold Conrath.
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Nelsonville
Poplar Street
St. Charles
Harper Street
Harold Conrath
Poplar and
DeSteiguer Streets
Reunion Held In Logan
Descendants of Charles and Addie James held their second annual reunion at Rachelmacher Park Logan with members from Murray City Greenville Bremen Columbus and Worthington. The oldest attendee was Clark James and the youngest was the infant son of Ralph and Mrs James. The 1972 reunion is set for the third Sunday in August at Kachelmacher Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles
Addie James
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Murray City
Greendale
Bremen
Columbus
Worthington
Clark James
Ralph James
Kachelmacher Park
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Tri-County Board
Margaret Sanders
Rural Life
James Mabrey
Jim Armbruster
Tim Schoonover
Donald Cross
Meadowbrook
Fairmont Foods
Broughton’s. Pennington Bakery
Human Resources Center
Porter
Atty
James Shumaker
Ohio Department of Development
Shumaker
Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio Department of Devel
Elizabeth Opperman
General Fund
Frances Polley
Verl Ogg
Ogg Wholesale Co
Ogg
Pany
Porter Look
Food Service
Ohio General
Lee
Bunnie Dishong
George Radekin
Earl Parkins
Parkins
Elizabeth Caldwell
McArthur
Janet Beman
Gallipolis
Kathy Frye
Bette
Land O’ Lakes
Turkey
Ballard
Charmin
Fairmont
Nice ‘N Light
Van
Marsh
Maxwell House
Cig. & Tobacco
Inesco
Richland Avenue
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