Mental Board Approves Budget in Early 1974 Meetings
The Hocking County Board of Mental Retardation kept officers for 1974, set monthly meetings on the first Thursday at 7 p.m., and approved a budget of 49,715.91 with line items for salaries 35000, supplies 300, materials 3000, equipment 320, repairs 600, services 2000, rentals 1200, advertising 100, travel 1200, retirement 3500, workers compensation 600, and other expenses 1895.91.
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Logan
Hocking County
Rainbow Activity Center
Boards Association
Columbus
Mingus
Harold Drummond
Arledge
Jack Beverly
Mary Ann Bail
Rainbow School
Rainbow Center
Dicken To Head 1974 Westminster Variety Show
Logan businessman Dicken will direct the 1974 variety show announced by Joe Gabriel. Plans include student night April 5 and performances April 6 and 7 with a 90 minute limit. Cheryl Dickerson is pianist. other roles filled by Ray Dennis Jo Horsky Charles Moore Jud Matheny Joe Gabriel and Ben Gabriel. Rehearsals start February 3 with Westminster House as venue.
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Logan
Willis Dicken
Joe Gabriel
Dicken
Cheryl Dickerson
Ray Dennis
Jo Horsky
Charles Moore
Jud Matheny
Ben Gabriel
Westminster House
Jobless Claims Rise in Logan Athens Area
Unemployment claims in the Logan Athens area increase with 86 initial and 544 continuing in Logan and 103 initial and 490 continuing in Athens for the week ending Jan 5. Total claims reach 1,223, up 160 from the prior week and 348 from last year. Job openings include positions in dispatch, cosmetology, retail, security, domestic care, and food service.
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Logan
Logan-Athens
Harold Zimmerman
Bureau of Employment Services
Athens
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits New Patients
Hospital notes list admissions including Sylvester Stiers Glouster Route 1 Master Michael Dane New Marshfield Route 1 Richard Kraft Lancaster Elsworth Neel Glouster Guy Spencer Carbon Hill and several others plus Miss Tina Thomas Miss Barbara McDonald Robert O'Neil Mrs Rose Thomas Miss Suzanne Estes Joseph Benedict Harold Reeves and more.
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Sylvester Stiers
Glouster
Michael Dane
New Marshfield
Richard Kraft
Lancaster
Elsworth Neel
Guy Spencer
Carbon Hill
Mable Auflick
Helen Brown
Joe Bullock
Paul Johnson
Nelsonville
Tina Thomas
Barbara McDonald
Robert O'Neil
Rose Thomas
Suzanne Estes
Joseph Benedict
Harold Reeves
Logan district supervisors named for state meeting
Logan Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District selects Vernie Stahr Ed Hankison to represent Logan at the Ohio Federation of SWCDs 31st annual meeting January 15 16 17 at the Scot's Inn Columbus. Attending are Herschel Bensonhaver Louise Smith Robert Kapper and N Richard Mowrey. Also notes Jennifer Byers dean's list at Miami University and baton contest awards for Lisa Dearth.
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Logan
Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District
Vernie Stahr
Ed Hankison
Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation District
Scot’s Inn
Columbus
SWCD
Hocking
Herschel Bensonhaver
Louise Smith
Robert Kapper
N. Richard Mowrey
Foe district meeting set by Eagles at Nelsonville Aerie
The Fraternal Order of Eagles nine aeries meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at Nelsonville Aerie 6742 W Washington St. State Trustee William Kyser of Salem Aerie No 316 will speak. Kyser, a Navy veteran, has resided in Salem 44 years and held various district posts.
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Nelsonville
Order of Eagles
Nelsonville Aerie
Washington St
William Kyser
Salem Aerie No
Ohio
Salem
Salem Aerie
Camp Plans Explained To Class
The Sunbeam Class of Oakdale Church of Christ met at the church with 12 members present. Ed Moore reported improvements at the Ohio Valley Christian Service Campground and the addition of 35 acres. The group plans a commissary building and an Easter Cantata sponsorship. Dan Teater announced a youth meeting January 19 at Hooper Ridge Church with an officers meeting beforehand.
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Glouster
Sunbeam
Oakdale Church of Christ
Ed Moore
Ohio Valley Christian Service
Champground
Dan Teater
Hooper Ridge
Brooks Opposes Waterworks Plan At Nelsonville Meeting
Nelsonville Board of Trade held a special session at Ethel's Tea Room with 12 directors and guests. Jerry Wallace and Michael Patton heard Gov. DeVore present Wallace, a local builder, who discussed research on planning a new city waterworks and rural system expansion.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Ethel’s Tea Room
Jerry Wallace
Michael Patton
David DeVore
Wallace
John Brooks
William Brooks Shoe Co
Brooks
Bill Hoffman
Eight join baton clinic in Columbus and Ohio talks
Crystalier Drum and Baton Corps members attended an all day baton clinic in Columbus led by Brooks Going and Lanie Gill. The event featured advanced twirling and strutting with several Athens and surrounding area members and director Bill Bruce attending. Bruce is now a certified baton judge, with upcoming assignments in Lima Charleston W Va and District Heights Md.
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Nelsonville
Crystalier
Columbus
Brooks Going
Chicago
Lanie Gill
Iowa State University
Brenda Bruce
Lee Ann French
Gail Deardorff
Albany
Nancy Coomer
New Straitsville
Jeffie Leach
Karen Young
Lisa Patton
Athens
Cindy Easler
the Plains
Bill Bruce
Ohio Baton Judges Association
Bruce
United States
Lima
Charleston
W. Va
District Heights
Nelsonville Girl Joins Scuba Group
Nineteen Muskingum College students will travel to the Caribbean for a week long skin and scuba diving program starting January 19. Deborah Sue Matheny of Nelsonville, a freshman, joins the group. They will train in the college pool and study physiology and marine life before diving near the Virgin Islands.
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NEW Concord
Muskingum College
Caribbean
Deborah Sue Matheny
Nelsonville
Virgin Islands
Water board to meet city council on Friday evening
The board of directors set an 8 30 p m Friday meeting with city council members to discuss the benefits of a new waterworks and the rural system build out.
Hocking Valley births list announced by hospital
The Hocking Valley Community Hospital announces births for Mr and Mrs James Waltz Logan Route 4 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Stephen Brown Nelsonville a son The notice lists several relatives in Logan Haydenville and other areas including Mrs Walter Leonard Mrs Robert Fisk Roy Crothers Freda E Kinerle Mike Powers and others.
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James Waltz
Logan
Stephen Brown
Nelsonville
Walter Leonard
Robert Fisk
Roy Crothers
Haydenville
Freda E. Kinerle
Glouster Personal News Reports Homecomings and Visits
Verna Leroy returns to Front Street Glouster after weeks with son in Columbus. Don Stemn and family from Columbus visit Spring Street home, joined by Gerald Stemn and Circleville family. Hazel Antle returns to Glouster after a month with children. visits Fairborn and Centerville households. Helen Willeke hosts about 35 mourners for graveside service at Sands Cemetery. Jack Stephenson of Columbus recovering from back surgery at Grant Hospital, room 543.
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Verna Leroy
Front Street
Glouster
James Franklin
Columbus
James Stemn
Spring Street
Stemn
Gerald Stemn
Circleville
Hazel Antle
Bill
Fairborn
David
Centerville
Helen Willeke
Trimble
Sands Cemetery
Faye E. Miner
Bill Stephenson
Jack Stephenson
Grant Hospital
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John J. Lavelle
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Ralph Hines
Jennifer Byers
Miami University
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Jennifer
Robert Byers
Jackson
Ernest Byers
Westerville
Lisa Dearth
Jim Dearth
High Street
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Pacific Theatre
Far East
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Murray City
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Glouster and
Corning
Board of Trade
Baton Clinic
Glouster Mayor's Court
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Gordon P. Losey
Agnes
Sunday Messenger
Chestnut St
Dodge
Dodge Boys
Popular Science
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Chrysler
Pat Walsh
Jimson Ave
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mike Powers
Roy Thompson
Joy Rutherford
Ned Fickel
Marcella J. Ludlow
Bonnie Woodruff
Herman Engle
Rudolph Rempel
Don Stemn
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