Tri County Vocational Board Elects Officers At Session
The Tri County District Joint Vocational Board re elected Roland Pierce as president and Robert Hampton as vice president during the organizational session. The six members kept monthly meetings on the third Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Vocational High School board room. Salaries for nine members stay at 20 dollars per regular meeting with a 10 cent per mile travel allowance. A two month January February operation appropriation of 194 306 dollars was approved. Supt. Porter presided and swore in James Eggleston and Pierce for new terms. Lawrence Thomas joined from Athens County school board. George Blosser was clerk treasurer. A proposed clerk treasurer raise to 4500 dollars failed 3 to 3, with a two year probation maintained at 4200 dollars. An assistant clerk treasurer position was approved at 190 dollars monthly for two years. Blosser’s and Opperman’s salaries partly paid from Technical Institute funds. Clerk’s bond set at 20000 dollars and assistant’s at 19000. A regular session followed the organizational meeting.
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Nelsonville
Roland Pierce
Robert H. Hampton
Tri-County
Joint Vocational Board of Education
Tri - County
Vocational High School
T. C. Porter
James Eggleston
Pierce
Lawrence Thomas
Athens County School Board
George Blosser
Risch
Eggleston
Moore
Pratt
Thomas
Elizabeth Opperman
Vocationa
Blosser
C. F. Harper
Porter
State Department of Education
Federal Health, Education and Welfare
Pirouette Club Names 1970 71 Program Committee
NELSONVILLE The Pirouette Club met at the Little House with hostesses Mrs Wayne Dixon and Mrs James McManaway. President Mrs Jerry Cline appointed the program committee for 1970 71: Mrs Dick Covert, Mrs Roger Smith, Mrs Richard Johnson, and Mrs Ned Carter. Covert chair. Traveling prizes went to Mrs Robert Fick and Mrs Eugene Sanborn. Members then joined in square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Little House
Wayne Dixon
James McManaway
Jerry Cline
Dick Covert
Roger Smith
Richard Johnson
Ned Carter
Covert
Robert Fick
Eugene Sanborn
Chief Warns Drivers of Crackdown in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Police Chief Max Valkinburg announces a crackdown on traffic violations after officers report cars parked on the wrong side of streets and in restricted zones near intersections. He notes several accidents tied to restricted parking and says many violations carry a $10 fine.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Valkinburg
Berry Seeks Democratic Bid For Hocking County Commissioner
Cecil Berry of 112 Mount Street Logan took out petitions signaling a bid for the Democratic nomination. Incumbent Democrat Ernest Shull is expected to seek the nomination, while Shull fills an unexpired term once held by the late Republican Russell Young. Howard Earnhart, the county bridge inspector, was appointed to the vacancy but lost to Shull in the November 1968 election.
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Logan
Hocking County
Cecil Berry
Mount St. Logan
Board of Elections
Ernest Shull
Shull
Russell Young
Howard Earnhart
Health Board Seeks 5 Mill Renewal Levy in May Ballot
The Logan Hocking County General Health District asks county commissioners to place a 5 mill renewal levy on the May election ballot to fund adequate health services. The plan to submit last November was not completed in time.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
the Health Board
Progress Toward Motel Hotel Training Funding Reported
Supt. T. C. Porter told the Tri-County Board of Education on Wednesday night that federal and private funds are being sought to establish the motel hotel project and training program at Tri-County Vocational High School. Officials cited Appalachia Regional Office funding and a $400 000 commitment from Imperial House motel personnel.
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Nelsonville
Tri- County
Tri-County Board of Education
T. C. Porter
Porter
Appalachia
Imperial House
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Roland Pierce
Clyde Pratt
James Moore
Carl Risch
Pierce
Tax Forms Mailed For City Income Tax
NELSONVILLE The city income tax office is mailing final declaration forms to taxpayers under the one per cent income tax. Reports may be filed any time through April 15, per Deputy Income Tax Collector Maxine Dixon. The tax office is on the second floor of the city building.
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Nelsonville
Maxine Dixon
The
City Income Tax Office
Birth Announcement for Wrights in Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wright of Nelsonville welcome a daughter. Also listed are admitted individuals: Mrs. Janice Gault Albany Elmer Traugh Mrs. Flossie Morman Nelsonville Pearl Phillips Jr Murray City Mrs. Eman Kelly Mrs. Sharon McLaughlin Raymond Windle Glouster Mrs. Roy Arbell and son Mrs. Roger Lyons and son Mrs. David Runyon and son Mrs. Paul Bourne and son Miss Mary Lou Reeves Mrs. Joy Dowler Mrs June Erdy Mrs. Joan Hanson Edward Long Mrs. Northalena Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Gault
Albany
Elmer Traugh
Flossie Morman
Nelsonville
Pearl Phillips Jr
Murray City
Eman Kelly
Sharon McLaughlin
Raymond Windle Glouster
Roy Arbell
Roger Lyons
David Runyon
Paul Bourne
Mary Lou Reeves
Joy Dowler
June Erdy
Joan Hanson
Edward Long
Northalena Hall
Hocking Valley Hospital Patients and Visitors
Mrs. Roy Huffines and Master Jeffery Patton of Logan, with Donald Hamilton of New Straits ville, and others including Rocky Bownes Kenneth Mor ris and Charles Hartley. Mrs. Walter Huffman and Miss Mary Ruth Krinn also listed. Mrs. James Hollenbaugh of Sheppard Street returned home after a week at University Hospital Columbus.
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Roy Huffines
Jeffery Patton
Logan
Donald Hamilton
New Straitsville
Rocky Bownes
Kenneth Morris
Charles Hartley
Walter Huffman
Mary Ruth Krinn
Nelsonville
James Hollenbaugh
Sheppard Street
University Hospital
Columbus
Hocking
Rebekahs Install Officers in Nelsonville Lodge
Mrs. Lucretia Adams was installed Tuesday night as noble grand of Rebekah Lodge No. 906. Installing officer Gwen Canale was assisted by Dorothy McClain. New officers include Kathryn Steenrod, Maxine Dixon, Jamie Steenrod, Mary Sparks, Flora Lechfeidner, Rita Neel, Dorothy Adams, Mildred Andrews, Lucille Steenrod, Judith Maccombs, Leah Fick, Pauline Knowlton, Shirley Robinette, Barbara Arbell. Candidates to be initiated next meeting. refreshments served.
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Nelsonville
Lucretia Adams
Rebekah Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Gwen Canale
Dorothy McClain
Kathryn Steenrod
Maxine Dixon
Jamie Steenrod
Mary Sparks
Flora Lechfeidner
Rita Neel
Dorothy Adams
Mildred Andrews
Lucille Steenrod
Noble Grand
Judith Maccombs
Leah Fick
Outside Sentinel
Pauline Knowlton
Inside Sentinel
Shirley Robinette
Barbara Arbell
Hocking Valley Coin Club Sets Sunday Meeting
The Hocking Valley Coin Club plans a 2 p.m. meeting Sunday in City Hall council chambers. A 1 p.m. social hour precedes the session, with a coin auction to follow the business agenda.
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Coin Club
Hocking Valley Coin Club
Council
City Hall
Nelsonville Public Library Trustees reelect Knight as president
Nelsonville Public Library board of trustees met for a reorganization. James G. Knight was re-elected president with Mrs. Larry Flowers as secretary and Kenneth Davis as vice president. Badger appointed to fill an unexpired term. other members named.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Public Library Board of Trustees
Public Square
James G. Knight
Larry Flowers
Kenneth Davis
Irvin Badger
Harry Baden
Badger
Nelsonville- York City
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Tri-County Board
Wilbur Mender
Berry
Health Board
Ment
They
American Association of School Adminis
Atlantic
City
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Maurice Wright
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Route
Roofing and Construction CO
Athens, Ohio
Elberfeld
Rebekahs
Public Library
Robert Penrod
Don
First Christian Church
A.m
al. Johnson
Hocking Conservancy District
Louise Wolfe
Kay Bodyer
Library Board
Pomeroy Ohio
Baca
Deceas
Ed Hhatching
Xciting
Imetwde
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