Nelsonville Council Debates Assault Penalty Change
Nelsonville council first reading a proposal to lower the assault and battery maximum fine from 100 to 50 dollars. The move aims to keep such cases in mayoral court and avoid delays and losses in higher courts. Gas rate increases were also announced by Columbia Gas Co. of Ohio effective Feb 9 and Mar 1.
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Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio
Earl Hilleary
Floyd G. Browne
James Shumaker
Glen Tharp
Finance Committee
Renewal Operating Measure Asks 11.5 Mills
Logan City Board of Education approves resolution to place an 11.5 mill renewal operating levy on the May ballot. Voters also consider a $4 million bond issue for two new schools. Renewal funds would preserve state foundation aid estimated around $745,000 as of June 30. The district plans bus purchases and committee appointments, and hires Susan Schmidt to replace Marilyn Ross.
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Logan
Logan City
Partment of
State Foundation
Hocking County
James Moore
Grey
Risch
Moore and Grey
Young
Long and Young
Moore and Risch
Athletic Board
Long
Marilyn Ross
Ross
Susan Schmidt
Athens
Tom Grey Replaces Russell on Logan City Board of Education
Logan City Board of Education approves Tom Grey to fill the unexpired term of Don R. Russell who resigned for personal reasons. Grey is a 22 year Ohio Power Co. employee and longtime civic volunteer with 4-H, Little League, and Kiwanis. The board also backs Tri County Cooperative Buying and raises cook helpers wages to 1.60 an hour. Kelly Stilwell to attend the State Baseball Coaches Clinic. Stump and Eberst declined to attend the Indoor Track Championship.
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Logan
C. T
Tom) Grey
Logan City
Grey
Board of Education
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority
of the Ohio Power Co
Tom
Margaret
Florence Ave
South Logan
Thomas
Bucyrus
John
Lancaster
Tri-County
Hapsec
Cook
Kelly Stilwell
Columbus
George E. Stump
J. David Eberst
Detroit
Logan Teachers Win Approval To Wear Pants Suits
Logan City School District board approves teachers wearing pants suits with jackets or tunic tops in coordinated colors. LEA poll shows 119 votes for and 30 against. Definition requires jackets covering hips and trousers that are dressy or tailored. Next dress code discussion set for March.
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Logan
Logan City
Board of Education
Jo Horsky
Logan Education Association
LEA
Circle Plans Bean Dinner at First United Methodist Church
The Charter Circle of the First United Methodist Church in Nelsonville will host a bean dinner on Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Adult price is $1 and children 75 cents. Tickets from circle members or at the church. Dinners will be delivered after orders by calling the church after 9 a.m.
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Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
Local Births List Noted from Glouster and Nearby
A brief society item records multiple newborns and family announcements from Glouster and Nelsonville areas. Names include Clyde Norris and Doris Ellinger with a daughter, plus several relatives and families in New Straitsville Pomeroy and surrounding towns.
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Doris Ellinger
James Whitlatch
Nelsonville
Alva Slatzer
New Straitsville
Eula Elam
Pomeroy
Merill Coey
Glouster
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Nelsonville Council
Marion
Shumaker
Tharp
Donald Kern
Judiciary Committee
Don Bumgardner
High Street
Charles Shafer
Hilleary
Service Safety
Homer Adams
Bumgardner
W and § Sanitation Co
W and S
Shafer
Oliver Lineback
Poplar Street
Lineback
Citizens Council
Logan Board
Oks
Norma Gable
Messenger
Tom Grey
Russell
Crescent
Bank Americard and Master Charge
Carpenters
S. Court
Athens, Ohio
Athens Heating CO
Central Gas
Athens Heating
Depot St
Moose Lodge
Don Lorenz
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Clyde Norris, Glouster
Robert Bunting
Lawrence McDonald
Larry Loudner
Marjorie Burdette
Robert Patterson
Mary Jo Bycofski
Charles Ainsley
Allen Barnhart
John Hogue
Delbert Kasler
Mgr. Kurtz
Metzler
Valley View Circle
Zanesville, Ohio
Robert O Nail
the Plains
F&t
Farmers and Traders
Nsurance Company
Columbia F
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