Nelsonville Mayor Reports Mixed 1976 Year
Nelsonville Mayor Violet Hollenbaugh presented a year end review to City Council noting a disappointing year in many respects but hopeful elements as well. The report covers a new police chief, higher fines, fire department repairs, street and sewer challenges, duty shifts under CETA, stolen tools, and ongoing water billing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Violet Hollenbaugh
Richard L. Morgan
CETA
Danny Knight
Murray City
Richard Johnson
Insurance Water Office
Parkersburg College Closes Classes for Week
Parkersburg Community College shuts down for the week at 5 p.m. Tuesday due to a request by Hope Natural Gas. All classes and events are canceled and offices remain closed as heating is constrained. Spring break may be canceled to make up missed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Parkersburg Community College
Jerry Lee Jones
Hope Natural Gas Co
Children's and Youth College
PCC
Bernard L. Allen
Board Re-Elects Officers at Hocking County Board of Health
Logan The Hocking County Board of Health re elected Dr R J Grueser as president and Dr J Ward Doering as vice president at the organizational meeting Tuesday night. Owen Yaw reported accrued sick leave and vacation pay for Ada Rheinscheid who has resigned. payment and monthly bills were approved. An unused literature rack was junked from inventory. Some members favored 7 p.m. winter meetings, with 8 p.m. summer time. Next meeting set for Feb 14 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Kiwanis program highlights Hearing Research Project Lab
Dan Teater spoke on Kiwanis outreach through individual gifts to the Kiwanis International Foundation, noting a dedication plaque at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center Chicago for a Hearing Research Project Laboratory. The lab develops electrocochleography to test infants and children for early diagnosis and treatment of hearing impairments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Foundation
Teater
Kiwanis
Libraries To Show Disney Color Feature At Two Branches
The Athens and Chauncey Libraries will screen two films this week. The Horse With the Flying Tail, a 47 minute Disney Color feature about a palomino trained as a cow horse and tied to the American Equestrian team, and Dragon Stew, a 14 minute color animated fantasy based on Tom McGowen. The screenings are Wednesday 11 a.m. at Athens and Friday 7 p.m. at Chauncey, open to all area children.
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Athens
Chauncey
London
Tom McGowen
Chauncey Library
Nelsonville St Bernard Chapter 156 Meeting Thursday
Nelsonville St Bernard Chapter No 156 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m Members will practice for inspection and urged to attend Glouster is a 100 percent contributing club All organizations are carried on without government support
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard
Glouster
Two Men Appear In Court In Belpre Robbery Case
Wendell Thorogood Derricks and John David Mankin both of Belpre appeared before Judge Robert Buck in Meigs County on aggravated robbery charges tied to an incident in Rutland Route 1. Bond set at 100000 each, preliminary hearing scheduled for Monday at 9 30 a m. Other suspects Coffey and Dawson held in other counties awaiting transfer.
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Pomeroy
Wendell Thorogood Derricks
John David Mankin
Belpre
Meigs County
Tom Zane
Rutland
Robert Buck
Carson Crow
Buck
Robert Coffey
Randy Dawson
Parkersburg
Washington County
Wood County
James Proffitt
Vinton County Officials Seek Accurate Income Figures
McARTHUR The Vinton County Commissioners, led by President Ivan Bowman, push for precise income estimates before finalizing permanent 1977 budget work. A temporary budget remains in force while talks with CETA and Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation proceed. Bowman also joins the Planning Commission, with a Law Enforcement Assistance Agency meeting slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Ivan Bowman
Commission
Bowman
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc
Tammie Clark
Herbert Westcoat
Wellston Board Approves New Bus Funds and Coop Ed Move
The Wellston Board authorized Supt. Ralph McCormick to apply for a 100 percent funded new bus for parochial student transport. Funding notification is expected in April. The board also backs a joint effort with Vinton County to provide special education for about 100 handicapped students and changes its meeting plans to Houston for the National School Board Association event. A Dec. 30 1976 balance in the general fund was $124,237.16.
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Wellston
Wellston Board of Education
Ralph McCormick
McCormick
Vinton County Board of Education
Board of Education
National School Board Association
Houston
Texas
AASA
Las Vegas
Doris May
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Hollenbaugh
Vinton
Larry Hivner
Hivner
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Congressional
Wellston Bus Buy
Sunset
Columbus Rd
Homer Norvell
Beltone
Bellone
Hearing Aid Service
Main St
Zanesville
Ohio
Sealy
Sealy Slumber Guard
Twin Save
Queen Save
King Save
Keller
Vance
Leach
RTA Peere
Aes
Ome
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