Nelsonville Board Urges Waterworks Bids
Nelsonville officials weigh a $1.9 million waterworks project with a 22 mile line extension to rural areas. The Board of Trade pushes bids to determine true costs as FHA financing and Appalachian funds shape the plan. Executive session follows to study the project while city operations and police staffing receive funding actions.
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Board of Trade
Council
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Jack Oakley
William Theisen
C. R. Martin
Floyd G. Browne and Associates
Lmtd
Martin
Mr. Butler
Farmers Home Administration
Oakley
Earl Hilleary
Theisen
Appalachia
Carl Young
FHA
Shumaker
Young
Chauncey Village Council approves pay raises and water enforcement
Chauncey officials vote 10 cent hourly raise to $1.75 and a 5.5 percent raise for Marshal Don Douglas after certification course. They back a delinquent water bill enforcement with 24 hour notice, shut off and $6 reconnection fee. Rebuilt meters, new Green Meadows meter approved, and Mayor Wadley’s $180 report adopted into general fund.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Village
Don Douglas
Hocking
Cline
Clyde Canter
Green Meadows
Charles Wadley
Edith Cochran
Canter Kranyik
Barney Snodgrass
Charles Lowry
Walter Staley
WSCS Holds January Meeting at Glouster Church
The Glouster United Methodist Church WSCS met at Mrs. Ralph Hines home with 12 members and guest Rev. Gary Ritts. Miss Mabel LeFever led a Self Denial and Prayer program titled Open Up Your Life focusing on thanksgiving awareness doing giving and others.
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Glouster
WSCS
Glouster United Methodist Church
Ralph Hines
Gary Ritts
Mabel LeFever
Ansel Gamwell
Willis Blower
Logan City DUI arrest for Howard Miles Stump
Logan City police cited 41 year old Howard Miles Stump of 290 West Main Street Monday at 7 13 a m for driving while under the influence. He was jailed in lieu of bond and awaits a Mayor's appearance.
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Logan
Howard Miles Stump
W. Main St
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Mrs. Robert Bateman from Nelsonville Mrs. Eddie Edwards Mrs. Hazel Manning and Mrs. Hazel Loomis from Logan admitted. Discharged are Miss Amy Kitchen George Bolin Miss Diane Housman and Miss Keila Hoffman.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Bateman
Nelsonville
Eddie Edwards
Hazel Manning
Hazel Loomis
Amy Kitchen
George Bolin
Diane Housman
Keila Hoffman
Salary Increase Consider Logan Board Meetings
Logan City School District board held a work session to discuss possible salary boosts for teachers and non teaching staff. A special session was called to administer the oath of office to Margaret Greenman. Two meetings were scheduled for Tuesday night with the personnel committee to discuss raises for non certificated and certificated personnel.
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Logan
Board of Education
Logan City
Don G. Young
Margaret Greenman
Dan Long
Justin L. Wells
C. T. Grey
Dorothy Hiles
Ohio Association
Harry Westfall
Logan Education Association
Trash System Working in Nelsonville
Officials of the W and Sanitation Co. report the new sticker system identifying customer pickup locations is working smoothly. They note some customers fail to leave stickers daily which could hinder collectors if pickups fall off the regular schedule.
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Nelsonville
W and § Sanitation Co
Lodge To Meet In Nelsonville Odd Fellows Temple
Nelsonville Rebekah Lodge No 906 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Odd Fellows Temple. Members are to bring a 50 cent gift.
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Nelsonville — Rebekah
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Stilwell Fines Two Monday in Hocking County Court
Judge James Stilwell fined Emerson A. Strait of Columbus 15 dollars plus costs for hunting after hours and Susan J. Robinson of Logan Route 3 ten dollars plus costs for speeding. Eleven bonds were forfeited including Shirley Ann McNeal for driving left of center and John E. Paulison for improper passing.
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Logan
Hocking County
James Stilwell
Emerson A. Strait
Columbus
Susan J. Robinson
Shirley Ann McNeal
John E. Paulison
Cleveland
John Patrick Blaney
New Straitsville
Mark A. Laudermilt
Harrisonville
Charles E. Bingaman
Dayton
Michael E. Neuman
Ralph J. Cannon
Lancaster
Evelyn L. Neil
Glouster
Harold R. Franklin
Oakwood
John J. Valados
Robert F. Jeffers
Syracuse
McArthur Firemen Answer 26 Alarms
The McArthur Fire Department reported 26 alarms in 1971 down from 34 in 1970 with total losses of 62 550. 19 alarms occurred in townships under protection and 5 in the village. Township losses totaled 62 175 while village losses were 375.
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Mcarthur
Loyd Gill
McArthur Department
VEW Post Becomes Corporation
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown grants a corporate charter to Trimble Township Post 9866 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. The non profit group locates its principal office in Jacksonville with incorporators Thomas Chester McClain James Lasko and William McLean and statutory agent Joe Marshall of Glouster Route 3.
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Jacksonville
Ted W. Brown
Trimble Township
United States
Thomas Chester McClain
James Lasko
William McLean
Joe Marshall
Glouster
Potluck Dinner Scheduled at First United Methodist Church
Nelsonville local notice says the Golden Rule Class of First United Methodist Church will host a potluck dinner Thursday at 6 p.m. in the church social room. Hostesses are Mrs. Wanda Jones and Mrs. Lulu Hoskins with Mrs. Marie Weiss leading devotions.
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Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
Wanda Jones
Lulu Hoskins
Marie Weiss
Nine Representatives Chosen By CAA Board
The Tri- County Community Action Agency elected nine low income representatives to one year terms on its board. Voters across nine centers cast 172 ballots. Elected reps by district include Hocking Hershel Buckner and Murray City Myrtle Mitchell. Athens Trimble and Dover Lucy Young. Lawrence Trix Smathers and Virgene Thomas. Rome Troy Barbara Tabler and Victoria Leeper. Perry County Louis Renick and Flo Willison. Pleasant and Monroe Cavender Edwards and Golden Drakes. Coal and Salt Lick Florabell Sheppard and Phil Smith. They begin January 20 at Bristol Community Center. A total of 15 low income reps may serve on the 45 member board. three seats remain open for residents outside the nine districts.
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Logan
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Tri-County
Hocking County
Neil Decker
Murray City
Myrtle Mitchell
Hershel Buckner
Virginia Malone
Athens County
Trimble
Dover
Lucy Young
Jacksonville
Gene Skinner
Glouster
York
Lawrence
Trix
Smathers
Nelsonville
Virgene Thomas
Rome
Troy
Barbara Tabler
Perry County
Bearfield
Harrison
Bristol
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Edward Howe
Mabel Tigner
James Shumaker
Opi
Valkinburg
Elizabeth Smith
W. Franklin Street
American Legion
Jane Heintzelman
State Liquor Department
James
Eileen Shafer
Chestnut Street
William Wells
First Christian Church
Chauncey Christian Church
Chauncey Cub Scout den
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Chauncey Girl Scouts
Millfield Christian Church
Millfield Cyf
Chauncey Friendship
Walter Dresher
Beaumont
Chauncey Loyal Women’s
Pauline Jackson
Chauncey Brownie Troop
Chauncey Chi Rho
Cha
Lodge
Stilwell
Brown
Clinton
Elk
Jackson
Richland
Swan
Lake Hope State Park
VEW Post
Corporation
CAA
Stewart
Victoria Leeper
Emergency Food and Medical Council
Headstart Parent Policy Committee
Tri- Council Youth Opportunity Council
Columbeia Igas
Ohio
SUL Dena
Athens
Marting’s Youth Center
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