Nelsonville approves $172 447 budget and utility actions
Nelsonville city council adopted a six month budget totaling receipts of 172447.90 and expenditures of 143705. It authorized 2600 for a new fire alert radio system and 250 for extra water office help. They eyed water bill overcharges, FHA funding for water projects, Route 33 by pass costs, sewerage plant expansion, and gas rate increases. Committees set meetings over next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Mabel Tigner
Athens County Budget Commission
Council
Fourth Ward
Darrell Figgins
Carl Young
Young
Columbus
Shumaker
FHA
Hilleary
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Child and Man Hurt in Vinton County Accidents
A ten year old child ran from a service station toward a van on Allensville Road in McArthur and was seriously injured. The van driver Mildred Mac Dubois was not cited. In a separate Route 93 crash, Ray Reffett of Columbus suffered multiple injuries when his car struck a semi trailer truck after losing control. he was charged with driving left of center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
George Lovell
Ray Reffett
Columbus
Mervin D. Sims
Lancaster
Reffett
Mildred Mac Dubois
Chillicothe
Chillicothe Hospital
Jerry Fee
Hamden-Allensville
McArthur
Troy Weese
Londonderry
Ronnie Riddle
Adelphia
Larry Nanna
State Highway Patrol
Teen Age Republicans To Meet In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Teen Age Republican Club hosts a free swim for members and prospects from 8 to 10 p.m. at the city pool. A brief business meeting will elect officers. Membership eligibility is 13 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Violet Hollenbaugh
Birth At Hocking Valley Hospital Sees New Laurelville Son
Mr and Mrs William Clements Laurelville welcome a son at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Mrs Virgil Linn Rockbridge and Roy Deible Logan announce the birth. Mrs Mary Woodgeard is dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
William Clements
Laurelville
Virgil Linn
Rockbridge
Roy Deible
Logan
Drug Council Sets Goals In Hocking County
The Hocking County Drug Council met in the Jaycee room to discuss two goals a drug identification program and an information center at the county fair. Plans for fair exhibition and a late summer or fall public meeting were noted along with literature on drug programs and a future TB hospital drug and mental health center. Petitions are circulating. contact John Yates or write the council at Box 587 Logan.
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Logan
Hocking
John Yates
Hospital notes and local Grange meeting in Nelsonville
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list residents and transfers to Homestead Nursing Home. Nelsonville York Grange No 2436 schedules Thursday meeting at 8 p.m. Grange Hall Oak Grove with pot luck served per Grange Master Bernice Cagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Everett Warix
Foster Day
Louise Lewis
Davis Cox
Harry Dodd
Robert North
Maggie Marshall
Everett Rowe
Kathryn Russell
Harold McGlone
Katherine McDaniel
Rebecca Vansickle
Lancaster
Homestead Nursing Home
NELSONVILLE — _ York
Oak Grove
Bernice Cagg
LEA Urges Needs Budget for Logan City Schools
Logan City School District faces a public hearing recess as the LEA and Ohio Education Association officials push for a needs budget. They seek an extra 300 000 beyond the 1 879 931 proposed total to cover raises and supplies, warning funds may be lost without state aid. The board cautions against budgeting unavailable money while noting possible revenue changes and levy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
LEA
Logan City
Board of Education
Logan Education Association
Babetta Breuhaus
Columbus
Ohio Education Association
Hocking
Perry
Fairfield
Hal Thorley
OEA
Jo Horsky
General Assembly
Budget Commission
Justice in Grand Forks Restored After Dome Strike
Grand Forks North Dakota reports the courthouse dome statue of justice has been repaired after a lightning strike years ago loosened the scale. Local officials say restoration makes the figure once again balanced and symbolically upright.
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Grande Forks
N. D
Grand Forks
Market Set By Citizens Flea Market Planned
George Kennedy of Tri County Community Action Agency spoke to the Senior Citizens of Nelsonville at the First Presbyterian Church. Plans for a flea market were completed and members thanked Charles Shafer for sponsoring the club booth.
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LOGAN
Tri-County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees
First Street
New Lexington
Nelsonville
George Kennedy
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Shafer
Logan Red Cross Class Certifies 122 Swimmers
Logan Ohio reports 122 of 306 enrollees certified after the first summer session of Red Cross swimming lessons. Janet Lambert and Dave Yaw demonstrated mouth to mouth resuscitation. Water safety instructors included Peggy Long and others. Rainbow and Order of Rainbow volunteers assisted with lessons and certificates were awarded to numerous beginner swimmers.
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Logan Red Cross
Logan
Red Cross
Janet Lambert
Dave Yaw
Logan- Hocking County
Peggy Long
Audrey Townsend
David Yaw
Eleanor Barkhurst
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Jenny Darnell
Debbie Horsky
Sue Forsythe
Diana Turner
Dodie Tucker
Anita Wrentmore
Kathy Kornmiller
Linda Schein
Pam Jamison
Becky Carr
Bob Zickefoose
Carol Helber
Lewie Brown
Kathy Hart
Debbie Zickefoose
Keith McClure
Barbara Carr
Christy Bowlby
Denise Coomer
Dollie Alison
Terry
California Prisons Admired for Rewarding Good Behavior
California's correctional system is cited as one of the world's most admired for focusing on rewarding good behavior over punishment, per Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger at Southwestern University's law school graduation. The report also notes public records of state names and local names, including centennial references, and details on drowning incident of Joni Villard, 10, at Camp Tel Pah Ah in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Evelle Younger
Southwestern University
Law School
Canton
Ohio
Prince Philip Warns Britain Faces Bankruptcy Risk
At a jubilee dinner, Prince Philip warned Britain is becoming poorer and could see more bankruptcies and higher unemployment if overseas markets decline. He criticized government effectiveness and cited overloaded administration and heavy paperwork as possible causes.
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London
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Britain
Middleport Council Proposes Bond for New Fire Station
Middleport council gave second reading to a $5 auto license fee and discussed a $61,000 bond issue to fund a new fire station. Fire Chief Darst outlined the project as needed for modern equipment, with a plan to place the bond before voters. The budget for 1972 was reviewed, totaling $294,421, with certain funds excluded from general operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Thomas Darst
Pete Kloes
Council
Darst
Gene Grate
Six Fined By Judge In Hocking County Court
In Hocking County Court Monday Judge James Stilwell forfeit five bonds, fined six persons and set two arraignments. Fines ranged from 10 to 15 dollars for speeding, unsafe vehicle operation, failure to yield right of way, improper passing and following distance. Bonds of 24 dollars each for speeding were forfeited by four individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
James Stilwell
Ronalville Mills
Virgil E. MacNichols
Londonderry
Homer E. Petty
Lake Logan
Gregroy T. Huffman
Hill Street
Ralph Harris Edison
Columbus
Jerry D. Mellinger
Front St
John N. McGathey
Nelsonville
Anne T. Back
Lancaster
17 year old Clark Henderson driver cited after car over river bank
Robert William Neal Jr. 17 of Henderson was cited for failure to have his vehicle under control after a one car crash at 3 a.m. Sunday. The car owned by Carol Bates overturned, ending with the back end in the river at 1205 First St. Neal crawled free through a window with no injuries. Vehicle damage estimated at $800. Nearby note mentions sodium vapor streetlights in Washington, D.C., hoped to cut night crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Robert William Neal Jr
Henderson
Neal
Carol Bates
First St
Public notice in Athens County probate court heirs case
In the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Athens County Ohio Paul J. Gerig as Administrator of Rachel H Barker deceased sues unknown heirs and several Whaleys to determine heirship and grant relief. Defendants must answer within 28 days after last publication six weekly notices dated July 6 to August 10 1971. Clerk Mary C Mechem.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Paul J. Gerig
Rachel H. Barker
Charles Wahle
Ronald L. Whaley
Richard D. Whaley
Kenneth H. Whaley
Terry N. Whaley
Edith Genheimer
Alfred Greenler
Mary C. Mechem
Court of Common Pleas Probate Division
Athens County Court House
Athens
Sealed bids for Hattie Baker estate land in Guysville and Rome Twp
Nellie Wood administratrix of Hattie Olive Baker deceased invites sealed bids for three parcels in Guysville Athens County and a triangular strip in Rome Township plus the south half of Lot 51 bundle. Appraised value 3400 dollars. minimum bid equal to appraisal. Bids due July 16 1971 at noon. Right to reject all bids reserved. Rowland Bridgewater & Robe Athens attorneys.
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Rowland, Bridgewater & Robe
Athens
Ohio
Nellie Wood
Hattie Olive Baker
Ollie Baker
Savannah
Guysville
Guy Street
B & O RR
Hocking River
Recorder's Office
Athens County
Rome Township
B & O RR Company
William Rodehaver
Isaac Brewer
Rowland Bridgewater & Robe
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Nelsonville Council
Tigner
Water Department
Shafer
Earl Hilleary
James Shumaker
State Farmers Home Administration
Floyd G. Browne
Figgins
Mason City Hill
Lake Burr Oak Blvd
Columbia Gas Co
Jane Heintzel
Columbia Gas Co. of
Vinton
Vinton County
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Nanna
Young Republican Club
Richard Gail
Mrs. Hollenbaugh
Nelsonville — A
Mary Woodgeard
Drug Council
Granville Thomas
Thomas Auflick
Lydia Stanley
Carbondale
Grange
Ruth Wilkinson Logan
Carl Risch
Cleveland
Cincinnati
CFA
Bill Collier
Askew
Dee Blythe
Lilian Campbell
Kate Nunnally
Karen Ellinger
Sandie Erb
Marjorie Collison
Bertye Donaldson
Leona Mason
Eileen Ellinger
Judy Woltz
Carla Dicken
Rosie Ruggles
Mary Bonecutter
Louise Hawk
Anna Gerken
Roberta Wolfe
Dottie Swaim
Joyce Smith
Jo Ann Murtha
Kathy Freeman
Arlene Auker
Dorothy Sirota
Sharron Ellinger
Marge Laving
Jane
Jim McFadden
Jo Ann Valiquette
Susan McClain
Steve Walters
Robbie Kunn
Randy Bolin
Becky Cottrill
Laura Heinlein
Nancy Converse
Colorado
Pat Alison
Cindy Bateman
Carolyn Collison
Doug Lambert
Mark Mingus
Jeff Smith
Cathy Walter
Christy Walter
Carol Wilkinson
Chris Chapman
Debbie Bonecutter
Christy Johnston
Trina Acker
Terri Kinball
Lisa Gruser
Diane Mason
Mickey Davis
Mike Hudson
Julie Bell
Denny Ellinger
Carl Bell
Renee Barkhurst
Fred Hawk
Susan Ruggles
Becky Wimner
Rena Brown
Camp Lake
Silverton
Colo
Prince
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Meigs
Bernard Fultz
John Zerkle
C. O. Fisher
Roger Morgan
Clifford Stumbo
Richard Vaughan
Lawrence Stewart
Allen King
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Eliza Powell
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