Board Deeds Gibisonville School to Laurel Two
Logan City Board of Education approves deed of the Gibisonville school property to Laurel Two trustees pending a lease with the Hocking County Mental Health and Retardation board for Rainbow School use. Other actions include staff hires, fund transfers over 145000, and updated policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibisonville School
Laurel Two
Norma Gable
Logan
Logan City Board of Education
Hocking County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
Rainbow School
Don Young
Tri-County Vocational School Board of Education
Logan Board
Dan Long
Don Effleston
Local Hospital Admits Five Patients in Logan Area
Hocking Valley Community Hospital reports admission of Miss Christy Nichols, Logan Route 4, Mrs. William Thompson, Logan Route 5, David Pierce, and Mrs. Maude Hack, both of Logan. Also noted is the dismissal of Lewis Caten and Vincent Gillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Nichols
Logan
William Thompson
David Pierce
Maude Hack
Logan Board Adopts Policy on Pre Graduation Marriages and Pregnancies
Logan Board of Education approved policies opposing pre graduation marriages and pregnancies. The measures were developed with Logan High School Student Council. Pregnancies may lead to suspension or exclusion from school with a hearing possible before month five. home instruction may be arranged if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Board of Education
Kenneth Warling
Logan High School
Board of Education
Logan City Board of Education
Logan City
Special Friday Bus Runs For Logan Students
Logan schools superintendent Ken Warling announced a one day Friday bus schedule since Tri County Vocational runs on a different timetable. Bus 11 Pamela Mohler serves Rockbridge Gibisonville South Bloomingville West Logan and Logan High School with morning arrivals. Bus 7 Frances Holloway serves Marion School Maxville Logan High School East School and Green School with staggered departures. Bus 32 Betty Ellinger serves Ewing Ilesboro Starr Union Furnace with morning stops. The plan mirrors fall routes prior to Logan schools opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ken Warling
Logan Schools
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Tri- County
Pamela Mohler
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
West Logan
Logan High
Mathews Elected President of Hocking Conservancy District
Nelsonville Ohio The Hocking Conservancy District board met to elect 1974 officers with Robert Mathews of Athens chosen as president Robert King of Logan became vice president and R W Oakley of Nelsonville was named director Acting secretary Donald W Bumgardner reported the group and a U S Army Corps of Engineers team discussed Nelsonville Logan flood control plans Preliminary plans are finished and go to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for an environmental impact study
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Nelsonville
Hocking Conservancy District
W. Washington St
Robert Mathews
Athens
Robert King
Logan
R. W. Oakley
Donald W Bumgardner
Bumgardner
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Huntington
Nelsonville-Logan
Ohio Environmental Proection Agency
Parkview Estates opens in Nelsonville on Route 691
Parkview Estates Limited owners John Toth and James McCumber announce a new mobile home park near Tri-County District High School in Kimberly Nelsonville. The site features underground utilities cement patios and cable TV. It meets Health Department and Ohio EPA requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Parkview Estates
John Toth
James McCumber
Tri-County
Joint Vocational High School
Kimberly
Health Department
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Grange Plans Yule Meeting
Nelsonville York Grange No. 2436 will hold its annual Christmas meeting Thursday night. The regular session starts at 7 30 p m. Members should bring sandwiches or cookies for refreshments after the meeting and there will be a one dollar gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — York
Driving Safety Discussed at Ames-Bern Farm Bureau Meeting
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs Wyatt McDaniel hosted the December Ames Bern Farm Bureau Advisory Council gathering near Amesville Gail Brawley led the business session and the group voted to donate to CROP for their Christmas project Anthony Sargenti spoke on How to Make it Safer to Drive with discussion on safer approaches at blind intersections on Route 50 A Some members urged reconstructing intersections in the Amesville area Refreshments were served and the January meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Homer Linscott Glouster Route 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wyatt McDaniel
Ames- Bern Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Amesville
Gail Brawley
Anthony Sargenti
Homer Linscott
Citizens Seek Water Rate Referendum in Nelsonville
Petitioners file referendum on Ordinance No. 673 increasing city water rates effective January 1, 1974. The 10 day filing must occur at the City Auditor’s office before submission to the Board of Elections for the November election. Also, Christmas baskets applications open at the Nelsonville Fire Department with Salvation Army coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mabel Tignor
Auditor's
Board of Elections
Salvation Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nina Haning
Miss Haning
Ralph Blackston
Carolyn Baker
Girls Athletic Association
George Stump
Physical Education Department
Laura Wehrle
David Eberst
Elisa Zanner
Arch Taylor
Sue Nash
Berry DeLong
Linda Barber
Esther Palmer
Shelba Bauman
Judy Kennard
David York
Shelby Howard
Masons
Glouster Lodge No
F&am
Masonic Temple
Green
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Marion
Enterprise
Athletic Council
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Dimissed
Lewis Caten, Vincent Gillen
Mobile Home Park
Marting
Ian
Russel Stover
Little Ambassadors
Sweet Shop
Pullman
Chanel
Ois
Wigckx
N. Court Street
Hanes
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