Nelsonville council repeals water bond and rate actions
Nelsonville council under emergency rules repealed the old council’s approval of a 2 057 000 water project with Farmers Home Administration and the sale of 1 670 500 in bonds. The bond repeal passed 5 to 2 and the new water rate ordinance was repealed 6 to 1. Repeal motions go to Mayor Bumgardner who may veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Farmers Home Administration
Sion
FHA
Bruce Rogers
Arthur Lavely
Carl Young
Reginald Levering
Robert Hollenbaugh
Ralph E. Davis
Donald Williams
Lavely
Rogers
Bumgardner
City Unions Seek Bargaining Recognition From Council
Nelsonville union rep Fred Haynes told the council that city employees including the fire chief and water and sewer supervisors favor recognizing the AFL-CIO affiliated group. The city has a Jan. 7 letter to consider and Judiciary Committee head Bruce Rogers said he would fast track the issue, though legal questions about chiefs and supervisors remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fred Haynes
Afl-Cio
Haynes
Judiciary Committee
Bruce Rogers
Rogers
Logan County sewer complaints heard by county commissioners
Six complaints regarding the proposed West Logan sewage disposal system were addressed at a special Hocking County meeting. Residents questioned pipe sizes and assessments while engineers noted limits on answers until installation and operation begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovell
Logan
West Logan
Hocking County
Thomas A. Hart
Hart
Burgess and Niple
Clarence Mason
Paul Brown
Otto Shaw
Harry Brinager
Donald Wyshiver
Nelsonville Council Adopts Budget for 1974
Nelsonville city council approved the 1974 annual budget. City Auditor Mabel Tigner presented figures allocating 209,380.13 to the general fund with 24,000 for contingencies, and a 2,000 transfer from Parking Meter Fund to Street Fund. Tax receipts and year-end balances were reported: Jan 1 1973 balance 46,790.61, receipts 117,364.54, expenditures 141,978.89 leaving Dec 31 1973 balance 22,176.26 with transfers 130,000 and refunds 1,017.15 plus admin 7,360 and office 3,601.74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mabel Tigner
Tigner
Nelsonville weighs water project amid voter passion
At Nelsonville city council, a large crowd debated the rural water system and a proposed outside line plan. Supporters argued for rehabilitation and rural aid, while opponents warned of a potential $4 million debt and higher rates for Nelsonville users. Repeal action and a January timing loom as officials consider resurvey and rehab steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Raymond Foughty
Kern
FHA
Jerry Wallace
Rogers
Camp Fire Girls urged to check registrations
The Nelsonville Executive Council asks Camp Fire and Blue Bird leaders to verify member registrations. Girls not registered by Jan. 25 lose Camp Fire Girls insurance coverage, and lapsed registrations should be renewed at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire and
Blue Bird
Camp Fire
Choir Program Delights Glouster Church Audience
The GLOUSTER Weley Choir of Ohio University performed a hour long program titled Ministry Through Music at the United Methodist Church in Glouster on Sunday afternoon. The singers led the program in full, and Rev. Wilbur Boyer hosted a reception for the group after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Weley
Ohio University
United Methodist Church
Glouster
Wilbur Boyer
Community Club Evening Schedule Across Chauncey and Millfield
A dense list of evening gatherings and meetings shows multiple groups from Millfield and Chauncey meeting at homes and parish facilities. Activities include choirs youth groups Cub Scouts Brownies and church boards with times ranging from 2 pm to 7 30 pm plus staff conduct at Chillicothe Correctional Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Lucille Sanders
Millfield Chi Rho
Susan Moody
Chauncey Adult Choir
Millfield Cyf
Jerry Russell
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Chauncey Official Board
Pearl Henry
Chauncey Cub Scout den
Baughman’'s
Brownie
Chauncey Parish House
Chauncey Junior Fellowship
Chauncey Chi Rho
Chauncey Cwf
Chillicothe Correctional Insitute
Business Women Hear Band Director at January ABWA Meeting
LOGAN A guest speaker, Al Horsky, Logan City Schools band director, outlined Logan bands education from fifth grade lessons to marching and concert ensembles. He detailed halftime show formations and the effort behind football performances. Plans for the Aces High for Scholarship card party were set to raise funds for Hocking County girls' education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Hills
American Business Women's Association
al Horsky
Logan City
Ruth Hinerman
Hocking County
Martha Parsons
Logan Federal Community Room
Sharon Hinerman
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Janie Mack
England
Inservice Workshop Set for Logan Pupils and Teachers
Logan City Schools dismiss elementary pupils at 1 30 p m Wednesday and omit afternoon kindergarten so teachers may attend an in service training workshop in science. Consultants from Ohio State University cover Hatch a New Idea for the Classroom Avian Embryo Exploring the World of Plants Exploring the World of Insects. Program offered through Don Young Hocking County Extension Agent at the Ohio National Guard Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
Ohio State University
Jim Marquand
Jim Utzinger
Don Young
Hocking County
Ohio National Guard Armory
West Franklin Street traffic to stay open until Cable Alley repair
Nelsonville Mayor Donald W. Bumgardner said traffic on West Franklin Street will continue as before until Cable Alley is repaired, allowing passable passage for cars. Residents will be notified when a one way traffic plan becomes effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald W. Bumgardner
West Franklin Street
Trimble Lodge to Confer Entered Apprentice Degree
The Masonic Lodge No. 557 in Trimble will meet Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Masonic building to confer the Entered Apprentice degree on one candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Masonic Lodge No
Masonic
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hocking Valley Community Hospital reports admissions for Clarence Hall of New Straitsville and Logan residents Robert Redd Mrs. John Thompson Mrs. William Thompson and Mrs. Frank Nihiser. Discharged Edgar Dennis and Mrs. Charles Slagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rock
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Clarence Hall
New Straitsville
Robert Redd
John Thompson
William Thompson
Frank Nihiser
Edgar Dennis
Charles Slagle
Columbus Weekend Guests Visit Moody and Simpson Families
Chauncey Personals reports that Mrs. Carl Moody and Mrs. Susan Taylor with Mrs. Marie Taylor joined Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moody and children in Columbus last weekend. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson and Shelly, and Galloway, with Mrs. Myrtle Simpson and Lois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Moody
Susan
Marie Taylor
Columbus
Jerry Moody
Robert Simpson
Shelly
Galloway
Myrtle Simpson
Lois
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Viount
Raymond T. Nichols
Haydenville
Sinie Pancake
Lawrence Dishong Jr
Faye Bumgardner
Ralph Schultz
Jacksonville
Jennie Collins
Murray City
John Sheskey
Buchtel
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Dundas
William Taylor
Angel of Mercy Nursing Home
Albany
Joe Bullock
Jack Barney
Lawrence Reeves
Ellsworth Neel
Sime Pancake
Hocking Secems
James Shumaker
J. Lloyd Evans
Hocking
John Brooks
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Southeast
Vaughn Gwilym
Connett
Hocking Valley
Earl F. Radcliffe
Athens
Ohio
Fraternal Life Insurance
Rock Island, Illinois
Inservice
Larry Conner
West Franklin
Chauncey
Wilson
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