Hocking Jury Lists Drawn
Logan drawn grand and petit jurors list completed. Named jurors include Teresa K. Smith, Dorothy Pierson, Gaynell Crawford, Kathryn Nunnally, Susan A. Duus, Virgie L. Kemper, Zelma Truax, Robert E. Taulbee, Thomas E. Saunders, Helen M. Smith, Donna Irvine, Linda Ervin, Richard E. Sloan, Curtis W. Stimson, Mary L. Dixon, Betty L. Brown, Mary Jane Philips, D Virgene Davis, Mary Hoover, Betty Corby, Lillian Hampshire, James R. King Jr., Ardis E. Helber, Letha Garrett, James E. Hood, O E. Cook, David Kimball, Ira Mae Wright, Evelyn M Struckman, Arthur J. Townsend, Mary Barber, Karen Allison, Woodrow King, Bertha Wiggins, Jane Solon, Rhea Glidden, Charles C. Bond, Willard Hall, Russell Howdyshell, Richard D. Turner, Roger A. Valentine, James Gunn, Rozella Schwalbaugh, Larry Powers, William Kesterson, John Stufflebean, Marian Hall DeBolt, Boyton Amerine, Donald Kempton Jr., Susan Sigler, Mann Pearsall, Myrtle Mitchell, Annette Farmer, Dollie Thompson, Evelyn Graham, Daniel Snyder, Ned Fickel, Clarence Lawson, Agnes Eveland, Richard A. Harwood, Marilyn Justice, Barbara Riggs, Della Webb, Donna Snyder, Bruce Rife, Margaret Karr, Carolyn Willison, Ethel Taylor, Nancy Ansel, John McFadden, Ilene Risch, Freda Willige, Roger Chute, Judy Fisk along with numerous others listed in the official roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa K. Smith
Logan
Dorothy Pierson
Summit Drive
Gaynell Crawford
Kathryn B. Nunnally
Jennison
Susan A. Duus
Rockbridge
Virgie L. Kemper
New Straitsville
Zelma Truax
Gallagher Ave
Robert E. Taulbee
Thomas E. Saunders
Helen M. Smith
E. Main St
Donna B Irvine
Linda Ervin
Richard E. Sloan
S. Walnut
Curtis W. Stimson
Mary L. Dixon
New Plymouth
Betty L. Brown
Fourth St
Mary Jane Philips
Virgene Davis
Walhending
Mary Hoover
North St
Betty Corby
Lillian Hampshire
James R. King Jr
Falls
Ardis E. Helber
Letha Garrett
Bloomingville
Jane Solon
Wood St
Rhea Glidden
E. Hunter
Charles C. Bond
Willard E. Hall
S. High St
Apt
Russell E. Howdyshell
Walhonding
Richard D. Turner
Kansas Avenue
Roger A. Valentine
Laurelville
James Gunn
Hideaway Hills
Rozella Schwalbaugh
Larry A. Powers
E. Hunter St
William Kesterson
Church St
John Stufflebean
Nelsonville
Marian Hall DeBolt
Boyton Amerine
South Bloomingville
Donald R Kempton Jr
Susan R Sigler
N. Orchard St
Mann Pearsall
Myrtle Mitchell
Murray City
Annette Farmer
Daniel Snyder
Hansel Ave
Ned Fickel
E. Second St
Clarence Lawson
Agnes Eveland
South
Richard A. Harwood
Marilyn Justice
Wellston Board Approves Radio Broadcasts and Staff for 1976-77
Wellston City School Board hired six teachers and approved substitute lists for 1976-77. They authorized WKOV to broadcast Wellston football games at no cost and planned to confirm basketball broadcasts. The board granted one year contracts to six teachers and approved several supplemental contracts and budgets. A tax and program alignment with federal and state agencies was approved, with a future OSBA conference trip planned and a building rental review pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Wellston City
WKOV
McCormick
Ralph Kisbaugh
Lanelle Landrum
Beverly Smith
William O
Frank Keck
Richard Preston
Michael Wood
Coalton
Tom Cooper
Mitchell Baker
State Department of Health
OSBA
September Jury Lists Drawn in Meigs County
Meigs County Common Pleas draws September grand and petit juries under Judge John C. Bacon. Fifteen names selected for grand jury include Jean Will Homer Bailey Charles Karr Sr Mary Lee Wayne Swisher and others from Pomeroy Albany Dexter Langsville Reedsville Rutland Middleport and Racine. Fifty names listed for petit jury cover Albany Middleport Pomeroy Racine Langsville Salem Chester and several other communities with multiple residents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Common Pleas
John C. Bacon
Jean Will
Homer Bailey
Charles Karr Sr
Mary Lee
Wayne Swisher
Elizabeth Jordan
Paul Gaston
Albany
Nina McComber
Dexter
Pauline Gorby
Langsville
Dorothy Hall
Reedsville
Homer Parker
Mary Hobstetter
Rutland
Lawrence Reed
Middleport
Betty Blackwood
Racine
Petit Jury
West Virginia weighs replica of Kanawha lead plate exhibit
State officials consider casting a replica of a 1749 lead plate found at the Kanawha mouth to display at the West Virginia Science and Culture Center. The plate, owned by the Virginia Historical Society, symbolizes French claims over Ohio and Kanawha rivers and is a prized main gallery exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha River
West Virginia Science and Culture Center
The
Virginia Historical Society
Point Pleasant
John M. Jennings
State Culture Center
Jennings
Ohio River
Kanawha
Ohio Rivers
J.W. Beale
Richmond
West Virginia
George Washington
Garden Club Hosts Progressive Dinner Across Three Homes
NEW HAVEN The Nehaclima Garden Club held its annual progressive dinner with an appetizer at Charlotte Wren's home, a main course in Hallie A. Roush Memorial Garden, and dessert at Marlene Campbell's residence. Sally Clark led a brief meeting, new yearbooks were shown, and the group plans a Sept. 13 meeting with guest speaker Mrs. Florence Bauerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club
Charlotte Wren
Hallie A. Roush
Marlene Campbell
Tana Simonton
Sally Clark
Brenda Merritt
Florence Bauerly
Heritage Theme Of Settlers Reunion Parade
Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion sets parade for Labor Day September 6 at 10 30 a m with theme Our American Heritage. Prizes of 150 100 and 50 awarded for best floats and judging based on theme. Enter via Jeff Tolliver at 767 2659.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Jeff Tolliver
Glouster Garden Club Plans September Bake and Rummage Sale
Glouster Garden Club met at Burr Oak Lodge with 21 members and guests. President Louella Noon led plans for a bake sale and rummage on Main Street September 3 to aid the Wakeena Nature Preserve and Athens Mental Health Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Whippoor-will
Burr Oak Lodge
Glouster Garden Club
Wanda Kittle
Louella Noon
Main Street
Ohio Historical Society
Wakeena
Athens
Mildred Harrison
Mae Jones
Ina Gordon
Mabel Hamphill
Morehead, North Carolina
Julie Elder
Helen Noon
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Hocking
O E. Cook
David Kimball
Columbus
George Trace
Wellstop High School
Ralph E. Fickel
Betty Ave
American Red Cross
Fickel
Smead Manufacturing Co
Veeager
Ruth Stump
Don Gable
Blood Program
Elaine Meyers
Hocking County
James Heinlein
Smead Manufacturing
Dennis Dilliacur
Central Ohio Red Cross Blood Program
Cora Moore
Leonard Brooks
Freda Smith
Paul Peck
Howard Larkins
Portland
Roger Toney
William Will
Chester Max Davis
Kenneth Imboden
Russell Lyons
Dorothy Davis
Norma Wilcox
Betty Sayre
Robert Lewis Jr
Raymond Wilcox
Sara Yonker
Charles Eskew
Shirley Sisson
Salem Yates
Janet Smith
Thad Dye
Virgil Brown
Roger Gaul
Stephen Eblin
Irene Baxter
Danny Zirkle
Keith Romine
Dale Colburn
Alta Harmon
Dan Arnold
Peggy Brickles
Oscar Price
Kenneth Alkire
Wilma Reiber
June Ashley
Beulah Cornell
Jane Hill
Betty Hutchinson
Norman Will
Roger Riggs
Joe Bolin
Mary Buckley
BJ. Upton
Janet Connolly
Chester Mundry Jr
Ada Bissell
Long Bottom
Mildred Hawley
Maxine Dyer
Bidwell
Rosalie Wright
W.va
Garden Club
Vance-Leach
Sasiin
Stearns & Foster
Vance
Idw
State St
Leach
Hove Furnishings
Deane Ih
Hoover Sales & Service
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