Nelsonville Board Appropriates 413541 For 1965 Budget
The Nelsonville City Board of Education adopted a total 1965 appropriation of 413 541.13 at its January meeting and established a 1 000 dollar service fund. They authorized a 25 000 dollar advance draw from the Athens County auditor for January payroll and operating expenses. The board tabled federal civil rights act compliance action pending study. Sheskey will relinquish head football duties to coach junior program. Edward King named head football coach. Carpenter named assistant coach and teacher. Replacement teachers hired for resignations of January 15 and January 8. New staff include Don Montgomery and Johanna Kelly for music and Mary Burkhardt as replacement for Fick. Vocational school district discussion underway with five districts. program expected 700-800 students. Next meeting set for February 8. members Friedrich, Hubbard, Badger, Pierce, Shumaker, Gray, and Pendergrass present.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Robert Sheskey
Gray
Edward King
Carlin Carpenter
Carpenter
Janice Straight
Martha Fick
Straight
Fick
Don Montgomery
Ohio University
Johanna Kelly
Mount Union College
Mary Burkhardt
Butler University
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lloyd Gray
American Association of
William Friedrich
C. R. Hubbard
Irvin Badger
Roland Pierce
James Shumaker
Mr. Gray
Agnes Pendergrass
Chauncey Meetings Scheduled At Local Churches
The official board of the Mill Field Christian Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Taylor Ridge youth group gathers Friday at 4 p.m. at the church. Cottage prayer meeting of Morristown Holiness Church is Friday at 7 30 p.m. in Mrs Dorothy Lanning’s home.
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Millfield Christian Church
Taylor Ridge
Morristown Holiness Church
Dorothy Lanning
Nelsonville Young Democrats donut sale funds trip to Columbus
The Nelsonville Young Democrats club will hold a donut sale on February 6. Donuts cost 50 cents a dozen and orders can be placed by calling PL3-2187 or PL3-3098. Proceeds support travel expenses for a trip to the state capitol.
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Nelsonville
Young Democrats Club
State Capitol
Logan Planners Elect and Discuss Zoning Laws
The Logan City Planning Commission organized and elected Dean Collison as chair, Claude Christman as vice chair, and Ralph Adcock as secretary. Francis Myers was rehired as commission clerk. Mayor Jack Moorehead and Ed Rutgers attended with other members. The group discussed Zoning Inspector Jim Parkison changes and policing of the three mile city limit under state authority, with a follow up meeting set for Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Logan
Logan City Planning Commission
Dean Collison
Claude Christman
Ralph Adcock
Francis Myers
Jack Moorehead
Ed Rutgers
Jim Parkison
Three Mile
State Planning Commission Authority
Herb Finally
Zoning Appeals Board
Ed Nelson
Lawrence
Merl Ellinger
Council
City Hall
Mount St. Mary Hospital births and dismissals list
Hospital records show new births for Ronald Bateman and partner Nelsonville Route 1 a daughter. John Bescoe Glouster a son. Delbert Canter Murray City a son. John Smathers Oriston a daughter. Charles Wilson Buchtel a son. Clinton Walker Nelsonville Route 2. Phylis Kieffer Buchtel. Calvin Reed Glouster Route 3. John Lehman Nelsonville Route 1. Arlene Linscott Buchtel. Robert Lent Nelsonville. Donald Keeney Nelsonville Route 1. Ethel Rollins Nelsonville. Dismissals include Cindy Pickett Nelsonville Route 1. James C. Rutter New Lexington Route 1. Henry Lattimer Nelsonville. Sharon Bohlen Marietta Rd Nelsonville. Amanda Hook Corning Route 1. Elmer Bowen Nelsonville Route 1. John Hunter Trimble.
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Ronald Bateman
Nelsonville
John Bescoe
Glouster
Delbert E. Canter
Murray City
John Smathers
Orbiston
Charles Wilson
Buchtel
Clinton Walker
Phylis Kieffer
Calvin Reed
John Lehman
Arlene Linscott
Robert Lent
Donald Keeney
Ethel Rollins
Cindy Pickett
James C. Rutter
New Lexington
Henry Lattimer
Sharon Bohlen
Marietta Rd
Amanda Hook Corning
Elmer Bowen
John Hunter
Trimble
McDaniel Elected President of Hocking County School Board
Logan-Glenn McDaniel of New Plymouth Route 1 was elected President of the Hocking County School Board at the 1965 organizational session. John Vencer of Laurelville was chosen Vice President, with Donald Eggleston and Vernie Starr as members. The board set meetings for the first Thursday at 8 p.m. in the county school offices.
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Logan
Glenn McDaniel
New Plymouth
Hocking County
John Vencer
Laurelville
Donald Eggleston
Vernie Starr
Alumni team defeats varsity in Nelsonville benefit game
The Nelsonville Alumni Basketball team beat the high school varsity 73 to 66 Saturday night at the high school in a benefit game. The junior varsity cagers defeated the Nelsonville reserves 59 to 46 in the preliminary. The event was sponsored by the Nelsonville Athletic Association to fund the all sports banquet.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Athletic Association
Delegates Named For FBLA National Convention Trip
Nelsonville Fu ture Business Leaders of America group met at the high school to plan fundraising for delegates to the FBLA national convention February 11 to 13. Jody Maiden and Glenna Shafer were chosen to attend in Dayton.
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Nelsonville
Future Business Leaders of America Club
FBLA
Dayton
Jody Maiden
Glenna Shafer
Board Needs 5th Member for Hocking County Welfare Board
LOGAN The Hocking County Child Welfare Board met Monday night and approved bills while discussing adoption procedure questions. The board remains one member short, with county commissioners expected to appoint a new member Thursday. Applicants include several unnamed individuals. current members are Harley Ellinger, Dalla Kinser, Mrs. George Shaw, and Judge Rhea Bangert Brown.
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Logan
Hocking County Child Welfare Board
Harley Ellinger
Dalla Kinser
George Shaw
Rhea Bangert Brown
Education Board Reports School Fund Balances
Nelsonville reports Jan 1 1965 balances for general fund 8197.93 bond retirement 9047.02 lunch room 515.33 and uniform supplies 489.80. The 1965 school year appropriation totals 413541.13 with detailed breakdowns for personal services supplies maintenance equipment and other charges.
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Nelsonville
City Board of Education
Trustees To Be Chosen For Fund
County Community Chest will hold its annual meeting Thursday in the Ohio Power Co offices with election of trustees on the agenda. Ten of 12 nominated will be elected for three year terms. Area residents contributing to the Chest Drive may vote. Nominees include Robert Potter Alvan Powers William Merchant Jim Heinlein Jim Dow Derl Oberlin Mrs Don Baun Mrs Harold Bryan Roy Kelch Dennis Murray Larry Whittaker John Spencer.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Community Chest Organization
Ohio Power Co
Robert Potter
Alvan Powers
William Merchant
Jim Heinlein
Jim Dow
Derl Oberlin
Don Baun
Harold Bryan
Roy Kelch
Dennis Murray
Larry Whittaker
John Spencer
Hubbard Speaks at FBLA Meeting in Nelsonville
Guest speaker C. R. Hubbard vice president and cashier of People's Bank Company addressed the January FBLA meeting. He discussed banking as a career, required qualifications, and employee requirements.
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Nelsonville
Future Business Leaders of America Club
C. R. Hubbard
People’s Bank Company
Castos Awarded 2500 in Oil Contamination Case
A Logan County jury awarded Mr and Mrs Arthur Casto 2500 in a suit against Barton A Holl over alleged well water contamination near their Route 664 North home. The jury was taken to the site on Monday by Sheriff Paul Hartman and deputies.
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Logan
Hocking County
Arthur Casto
Barton A. Holl
Castos
Holl
Casto
Paul Hartman
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