Logan Exams Slated
The Civil Service Commission elected officers at the meeting with John Wells Larry Holzapfel and Jack Cummins as board members. Holzapfel became chairman and Wells secretary while tests for meter attendant and waste water plant assistant engineer were tentatively set for February 23 and job descriptions ordered.
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LOGAN
Civil Service Commission
John Wells
Hickory Street
Larry Holzapfel
Hickory
Jack Cummins
Tannyhill Road
Wells
Holzapfel
Cummins
Page Bachus
Bachus
Delbert Lindsey
Don Schultz
Gary Hunter
Hunter
Hearing Flop as Ohio Uses 183 Million Federally Shared Funds
In Columbus a lone state employee attended a hearing on 183 million federal revenue sharing funds. budget official James Vroonland called the turnout not enthusiastic and suggested no real need for the session. In Coalton Maurice Napper became marshal after Wayne Kight resigned. Wellston police reported a high school break in with undetermined losses.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Vroonland
Coalton
Maurice Napper
Wellston
Wayne Kight
Marshall
Napper
Ross Ekstrom
Vroonland
General Revenue Fund
Chamber Plans Future Activities For Glouster Area
The Trimble Township Chamber of Commerce met at Hotel Gordon for a dinner and discussions on future activities and community improvement. They planned clearance sale days Feb 4 and 5, noted snow damage on High Street, proposed merging carnival with other events for a July Fourth festival, and considered funding facilities like a medical center and sewage plant with Mayor and officials invited to next meeting.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Chamber
Wellston Cadet Parade Honors Wellston Youth in D C Event
David Swonger son of James and (Mrs) Swonger from 21 W Broadway Wellston attends the Air Force Academy Colorado. He marched in President Carters Inaugural Parade in Washington DC as a Barnstormers drill squad member who won last summers drill contest. He is dean list first quarter majoring in science and participates in Chorale and Protestant Chapel choir.
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Wellston
Washington
David Swonger
James Swonger
W. Broadway
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Barnstormers
Carter Swonger
Wellston High School
Denver Women’s College
Denver
Cadet
Swanger
California
Chorale
Protestant Chapel
Necklace stolen from Knoderer in Glouster area
Police investigate a theft from Virginia Knoderer on Route 3 Glouster. A diamond necklace valued at 70 dollars disappeared from her purse at Mount St. Mary Hospital on December 28. Suspect details not released. Reported to police Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Virginia Knoderer
Glouster
Peoples Bank Posts 26 Million In Resources At Nelsonville Dinner
At a recent dinner for stockholders at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge in Nelsonville the Peoples Bank reported total resources exceeding 26 million dollars for 1976. R V Oakley was reelected chairman and C R Hubbard named president with a full board reappointment and several promotions announced.
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Nelsonville
The
Peoples Bank
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
R.V. Oakley
Oakley
C.R. Hubbard
Farmers Home Administration Office Closure Warns Local Farmers
The Farmers Home Administration office in Pomeroy will close Tuesday and Wednesday as staff attend an out of town meeting. Local farmers are advised of the temporary disruption and to plan accordingly.
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Pomeroy
Farmers Home Administration
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Hocking
Hocking County
Messenger
Ruth Stump
Bill Carrier
Bob Kreitz
Bill Grove
Dee Gabriel
Dewey Brown
Sheriff Paul Thrush
Jim Mock
Leon Kieffer
Dale Neal
Vinton County
Appalachia
McArthur
Vinton County National Bank
the Messenger
Athens
Thurs
Hubbard
Harry N. Raden
Ruth D. Blair
Jack V. Oakley
Phil H. Ong
William H. Hyde
Raden
Delbert Kuhn
Thomas P Prichard
Jennie M_ Altier
Evelyn Ross
Martha Adams
William H May
Edwin D_ Ellison
John King
Athens County
Si 4 Shoe Store
South Court Street
Melio
N. Court Street
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