Tri County School Appropriations Total 1 293 799 28
Tri County District Board approves a 1972 73 budget totaling 1 293 799 28 for the Tri County Joint Vocational High School. General fund 1 070 204 28 with detailed allocations for administration salaries teaching supplies and maintenance plus bond and lunch room funds and uniform supply.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County District Board of Education
Tri-County Joint Vocational High School
General Fund
Board of Education
Tri-County
Joint Vocational High School
PTO Party Set For Wednesday At Dow's Rollarena
Nelsonville Elementary PTO plans a skating party to raise funds for PTO programs. Emily Tolliver, president, says the public is invited. Skating is from 7 to 10 p.m. Advance tickets cost 65 cents, 75 cents at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dow’s Rollarena
PTO
Emily Tolliver
Arts and Crafts Show Set for Baker Center Athens
Nelsonville Extension group met at Mrs Edna Miners home and announced an American Arts and Crafts Show to run Monday through Wednesday at Baker Center Athens. A decoupage demonstration was given and devotions led the session. Rep Kellam Foley Architects to attend upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Edna Miner
Frankin Street
Evelyn Burt
Baker Center
Athens
Hocking
Princess Little Pigeon Delivers Indian History Talk at DAR Tea
About 70 members and guests of the Governor Worthington Chapter DAR attended the George Washington Tea at the Logan Armory. Princess Little Pigeon of the Oneida Nation spoke on eastern Indian legends, debunked myths, and the Serpent Mound tale, urging better native relations and noting BIA communication issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Governor Worthington
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Logan Armory
Princess Little Pigeon
Brownsville
James A. Green
Anthony M. Toerner
Ohio
Detroit
Mississippi
Bering Straits
Antiquarians
Mississippi River
Kyoto
Bering Strait
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
United States
BIA
Interior
Rogers Morton
Water line rupture near East city limits disrupts local services
A six inch city water main break at the East city limits was found early Sunday night. Water Line Supt. Harold Conrad and Service Safety Director Paul Altier supervised the shutoff and repair plan. The North side Route 33 line near the Altier Maccombs shop serves the Tri County District Vocational School and Hocking Technical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harold Conrad
Paul Altier
Altier-Maccombs
Tri- County District
Hocking Technical College
Admitted list includes patients across multiple towns
A long roster shows admissions of patients from Buchtel Nelsonville Glouster Corning Logan and other areas. Names include master Johnny Paulk Joseph Wagner Mabel Badger Mercy Latollette Edna Standall Marie Keller Edward Harry Norma Carter Lara McCaskey Evelyn Bailey Mearle Rizer Forrest Coon Oreta Fink Anna Davis Louis Sabo Cheryl Johnson James Boyer Peter Glass Christina Losey Ruth McNabb John Hinton and Mary J Stover with one transfer to Riverside Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Paulk
Joseph Wagner
Buchtel
Mabel Badger
Mercy Latollette
Edna Standall
Nelsonville
Marie Keller
Corning
Edward Harry
Norma Carter
Glouster
Howard Phillips
Lara McCaskey
Jacksonville
Thomas Shifflet
Evelyn Bailey
Logan
Mearle F. Rizer
Forrest Coon
Deanville
Oreta Fink
Riverside Hospital
Columbus
Anna Davis
Louis Sabo
Cheryl Johnson
James Boyer
Peter Glass
Christina Losey
Ruth McNabb
John Hinton
Mary J. Stover
Birth notice for Wagner couple welcomes daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wagner of Nelsonville announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Logan, Mrs. James H. Love of New Straitsville, and others are listed in the notice. Additional names include Master Randy Nihiser, Hubert E Taulbee, Mrs. Ronald Riddle and son William Wiley, William R. E. Brame, Curtis A. Hartshorn and Mrs. Margaret Peppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Wagner
Nelsonville
Myrtle Smith
Logan
James H. Love
New Straitsville
Randy Nihiser
Hubert E. Taulbee
Ronald Riddle and Son
William Wiley
William R. E. Brame
Curtis A. Hartshorn
Margaret Peppers
Hocking Court Fines Six in County Court Action
Logan judge fined six persons and set one hearing in Hocking County Court Saturday. Fines ranged up to 100 dollars with several jail terms suspended for good behavior. Additional items include a logan crossing marker incident and a fraud case with bond details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Stilwell
Hocking
Kay Windle
Athens
William R. Boyd
Boyd
Roger A. Marsh
Steven R. Herron
W. Main St
Jerry Crosby
Laurelville
Melvin Hartshorn
Forfeit On Hunting Charges In Hocking County Court
Logan Marv Nungester filed charges against five persons for hunting violations. Each forfeited bonds ranging from 18.50 to 24 dollars for trapping without licenses or related offenses. Additional defendants forfeited bonds for speeding and other charges. Roads Open World notes a Mexican saying about opening a highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marvin Nungester
Hocking
James Stilwell
Glenneth Griffith
Mike Mount
Union Furnace
Rick Blatenhouse
Laurelville
David Hettinger
Adelphi
Robert Kieble
Whitehall
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Revenue
Little Pigeon
Mary Louise Bowen
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Dino Cardaras
Glouster High School
Nick Cardaras
Boy Scouts of America
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Hocking County
Asa Pickett
Minker Run Road
Thomas E. Glick
Lloyd Kimbel
Daniel Franklin Snow
Poca
W Va
Jay E. Jurgensmier
N. Mulberry St
James Hartsock
Paul D. Adair
Church St
Cheryl L. Starkey
Westerville
Thomas M. Shuttleworth
Nancy B. Kreider
Gary L. Hedges
Robert G. Migley Jr
Lancaster
Jerry J. Wamsher
Neil M. Jacobs
Centerville
Mwmbia Gas
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