Shelly Kranyik Crowned Little Miss Parade of the Hills 1971
Shelly Kranyik of Nelsonville was crowned Little Miss Parade of the Hills for 1971 on the Public Square after a parade of 50 candidates. First runner up was Patty Sue Dixon and second runner up Angela Bookman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelly Kranyik
Parade of the Hills
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Tom Kranyik
Patty Sue Dixon
Ted Dixon
New Lexington
Angela Bookman
Richard Bookman
Logan
Debbie Riley
Myrven
Vickie Lynn Joyce
Carbon Hill
Janie Carpenter
Brenda Fuller
Nelsonville-York
Trimble
Athens County
Messenger
Monty Calvert
Shelly
Center
32 Units To Take Part In Coronation Parade
Nelsonville hosts the Coronation Parade Friday night as part of the Parade of the Hills Festival. Thirty two units, including community queens, bands, floats, Scouts, and civic groups, assemble at 6 p.m. on Poplar Street and march at 6 30 p.m. through downtown to Public Square platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Poplar Street
Backus Lumber Co
Queens
Athens County Mounted Police
Nel
sonville-York
Little Queens
Logan High School
Peoples Bank
Federal Hocking
Odd Fellow
Glouster
Boy Scouts
Columbus
Southern Ohio
Technical College Expansion Plans Highlight Dinner
Tri County Technical College faces a 400 percent enrollment rise to 1800, with two new projects and a move to a new campus. The expansion targets para medical training, criminal justice, and police science tech, boosting local salaries and spending by about 2 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational School and
Technical College
Local effort key to community development says state official
Dr. David C. Sweet of the Ohio Development Department told an Industry Appreciation Dinner at Tri-County Vocational School that success hinges on intense local effort. He urged partnerships among government, private industry, and utilities, and noted $1.5 million in Appalachia funds aimed to total $5.5 million for health, roads, water, and sewer projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Porter
Vocational
Porter
Nelsonville
Ohio Development Department
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
David C. Sweet
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Sweet
Tri-County
Ohio
DOD
David M. DeVore
William M. Hoffman
U.S
Clarence Miller
Wellston Youth Severely Injured in Farm Accident
Greg Pugh a Wellston High School senior 17 son of Mr and Mrs George Pugh Wellston was seriously hurt Tuesday afternoon in an accident at Max Jolly Farm Wellston Route 1 He and two other youths operated bush hogs when one machine caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Greg Pugh
George Pugh
Wellston High School
Max Jolly
Pugh
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Residents
George Allen Wilson Gerald Stant Letha Smith Harry Burchfield Timmy Sininger Delcia Smith Lucille Linton Fern Martin Phillip Faires Clarence Birch er Charles Jolley Linda Shingler admitted to Mount St Mary Hospital. A bush dog mishap on a tractor near Wellston left Pugh with a compound leg fracture, severe arm injuries, and multiple cuts. He received 20 pints of blood and is in serious condition. Holzer Medical Center called for blood donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen Wilson
New Straitsville
Gerald Stant
Junction City
Letha Smith
Nelsonville
Harry Burchfield
Timmy Sininger
the Plains
Delcia Smith
Gore
Lucille Linton
Glouster
Fern Martin
Buchtel
Pugh
Holzer Medical Center
Huntington
J. P. Rogers
Hocking Valley Hospital Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kapple Logan welcome a daughter. Also noted were Mrs. Bill Young Lancaster Ed Friel New Straitsville John Watkins and Mrs. Margaret Clouston Logan. Dismissed were Mrs. John Parkinson Mrs. Kathleen Lines Mrs. Maude Lange and Mrs. Jerry Myers and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Kapple
Logan
Bill Young
Lancaster
Ed Friel
New Straitsville
John Watkins
Margaret Clouston
John Parkinson
Kathleen Lines
Maude Lange
Jerry Myers and Son
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Monarch
Libby
Carnation
Jar
Sane
Whitwell
Borden
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Sox
Maxwell House
Rey
Loin End
Kahn’s Bologna
Kahn
Ali Ot
Carnation Milk
East State
Athens
Oho
Old Virginia
APPLE
Friskies
Ajax
Spic & Span
Paris
Cy . la
Roy Cross
Tri-County Technical College
John Light
Ohio Board of Regents
Tri- County
Regents
Light
Appalachia
William H. Theisen
Board of Trade
Earl Hilleary
William Mechem
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Phillip Faires
Clarence Bircher
Charles Jolley
Linda Shingler
Chines
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mother Goose
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