Seminar to Explore Police Work and Spousal Support
Nelsonville Hocking Technical College will host a five part seminar starting July 29 on the daily life and challenges of law enforcement. Corrections instructor Cheryl Denton and Olaf Bankis coordinate with experts including Athens Chief Ted Jones and firearms instructor Mike Worley to cover firearms handling jobs budgets and self defense for officers and spouses. Participants may attend selected sessions through August 26 with contact details provided for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
Cheryl Denton
Hacking Tech
Olaf Rankis
Ms. Denton
Mike Worley
Hocking Tech
Athens City
Ted Jones
Daryl Cullison
John Yates
Bankis
Worley
Jones
Clinton Street barricaded after sewer project damage
Nelsonville mayor Violet Hollenbaugh says Clinton Street is unsafe after water undercutting and wood barricades removal. City crews installed cable and steel rods to deter driving. address post Phase I Sanitary Sewer Project. Council Street Committee to meet. funds for repairs to be appropriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Violet Hollenbaugh
Clinton Street
Hollenbaugh
Hollen
Glouster Area Descendents Hold 1976 Reunion at Rising Park
The 1976 Caroline and Leonard Lowery descendants reunion in Rising Park Lancaster drew 76 relatives and friends from Glouster Newark Columbus and Bucyrus among others. Gifts went to the oldest member Ernest Nott and to a youngest Joann Adkins granddaughter. Various families hosted and visited at Glouster and nearby towns with plans for 1977 to return to Glouster Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Leonard Lowery
Rising Park
Lancaster
Newark
Bob
Mary Kay Roberts
Alva
Marjori Lowery
Edna Stevens
Columbus
Eddie
Almeda
Eddie Jr
Ricky
Julie Nott
Kay Bryson
Annette
Lisa
Hamlet
April Sue
Vicky Coffman
Jack
Hilma Keating
Rita Watkins Hilliard
Janice Keith
Shelley
Paula Glouster
Margaret Darlene
Mike Lowery
Mark Trace
Charles
Betty Coffman
Kim
Mary
Brenda
Randy Coffman
Ernest Nott
Mark
Zenith
Mona Jewell
Ronnie
Mary Jean Jewell
Eleanor
Dorthy Patterson
Doug
Butchie
Trina Patterson
Paul Woods
Mae Losey
Kenn Morrison
Della Loomis
Mike Jr
Linda Bycofski
Jacksonville
Mike
Emma Jean Bycofski
Billy
Lori
Steve
Scott
Greg Bucyrus
Kenneth
Darlene
David Boyer
Raceland
Joann Adkins
Mike Bycofski
Mike Bycofski Jr
Logan School Board OKs supply bids and staff changes
Logan City School District accepted bids for bakery products from Pennington Bakery and for gasoline from Standard Oil. Cherry's Texaco won tires. J. J. Tolliver got refuse hauling. Eleven resignations were accepted, several hires and leaves of absence approved, and a salary increase to 8200 base for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Sinnott
Logan
Logan City
Board of Education
Pennington Bakery
Washington D.H
Fred Good
Standard Oil
Zanesville
Cherry
Texaco
J. J. Tolliver
Mary J. Greathouse
Union Furnace
Annette Farmer
Cook
Marion
David J. Smith
David York
Barbara Peterson
Nancy Stdd
Jacqueline S. Hovis
Jane Moore
John R. Shinen
James Sigler
Linda Teach
Marjorie Roberts
Cindy Hartman
Nina Haning
JoAnn K. Turner
Westerville
Teresa A. Farrow
Troy
Carolyn Richardson
Marilyn Stewart
Timothy McManus
Lancaster
OSHA Workshop Focus On Regulation at Hocking Tech
Nelsonville OH August 10 and 11 two day OSHA workshops at Hocking Technical College cover industrial and construction sections of the OSHA code. OSHA officers John Phillips Ken Maglick Patricia Brown discuss violations inspections and protective equipment with a lunch included for 10. Registration by August 4 via Adult Continuing Education at Hocking Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Tech Osha
OSHA
John Phillips
Ken Maglick
Patricia Brown
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Hocking Technical College
Nelsonville
Ohio
Logan Building Levy Suggested by School Board Member
Logan City School District may seek voter approval for a new building levy as a remedy for crowding and bused students. Larry Wells urged Monday night that funding could improve space for books, while Karen Collison urged studies and a consult with the prior architectural firm. Superintendent Good noted repeated defeats of school issues and a state tax problem context. The district faces loss of accreditation from the North Central Association after two warnings, with a March meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
Larry Wells
Karen Collison
Fred Good
North Central Association
Sneeze Causes Injuries on Motorcycle Ride
Donald E. Beougher 39 and passenger Lucille M. Beougher 34 were injured when Beougher sneezed into his face shield on a Creamry Road ride near Adelphi in Hocking County. They were treated at Ross County Medical Center. Deputies cited Donald Young 19 for reckless operation after a separate Lake Road crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Donald E. Beougher
Lancaster
Lucille M. Beougher
Hocking County
Beougher
Creamry Road
Adelphi
Beoughers
Ross County Medical Center
Chillicothe
Donald Young
North St
Lake Rd
Young
Realty Course Available at Nelsonville Tech College
Nelsonville Hocking Technical College offers a three credit course in real estate law taught by Gary Hunter. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 30 to 9 p.m. August 3 through September 9. Tuition is 45 dollars. Registration advised before the first night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
Ohio Real Estate Commission
Gary Hunter
Athens
Adult
Ohio
Stilwell Named Sports Director In Logan Board Action
The Logan board of education approved a revised supplemental contract for athletic director Keith K. Stilwell 401 Warner Ave naming him as the athletics director at a $2 500 add on salary while keeping teaching duties. The action passed 4 to 1 with Larry Wells dissenting The role includes 32 responsibilities and requires teaching a full load with athletics under the principal's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Keith K. (Kelley
Stilwell
Dan Long
Long
McClain Group Organizes for Nelsonville Recorder Bid
At a noon luncheon in Nelsonville the Committee for Connie McClain discussed election plans and named new officers Mary Hurd treasurer Dennis Wolfe neighbor to neighbor chair Emily Simonton PR chair Elsworth Holden campaign chairman. McClain seeks Athens County Recorder after serving in county offices and as a legal secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Constance
Connie) McClain
Athens County Recorder
Mary Hurd
Dennis Wolfe
Emily Simonton
Elsworth Holden
McClain
Auditor's
Veterans Service Office
U.S.33
Vinton Board OKs 89000 in Construction Funds
The Vinton County Commissioners authorized 69000 from the highway fund and 20000 from revenue sharing to cover the county’s share of the Spring Street project. Bids are due July 27 and a health department building bid of 182000 was not funded. They approved 3000 for the Herbert Wescott Memorial Library and planned bids for roof work and jail sanitary repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cancer
Robert Saving
State Foundation
Spring Street
Ohio Department of Transportation
County Health Department
Herbert Wescott
Candidates May File For Queen In 1976 Parade
Applications for the 1976 Parade of the Hills Queens Pageant are distributed to multiple area businesses led by Mrs. Mary V. Linscott Queens Committee chairwoman. Available locations include Sparks Grocery Haydenville Dairy Queen Shawnee Wilson Brothers Store New Straitsville Union 76 Service Station Corning Panther Ohio Bell office New Lexington Coe's Grocery Carbon Hill Sharff's Fashions Logan Ayers Drug Roof's Service Station Murray City Sayre's Sayre's Kathy's Beauty Shop Buchtel Marting's Stanley's Shoe Store and WATH Athens Dee Dee Carry-Out Chauncey Post Office Amesville Emersons. If a community lacks a listed place, call after 5 p.m. at 753-3102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary V. Linscott
Queens
Sparks
Haydenville
the Dairy Queen
Shawnee
Wilson Brothers
New Straitsville
Union 76
Corning
Panther
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
New Lexington
Coe's
Carbon Hill
Sharff's Fashions
Logan
Ayers
Roof
Murray City
Bessemer
Sayre’s
Kathy's
All Buchtel
Marting’s
Stanley
WATH
Athens
Miss Danford Remembers 24 Convention
Trimble resident Merle Danford recalls attending the 1924 National Democratic Convention in Madison Square Garden with three West Virginia friends from Columbia University. She notes John W. Davis was nominated on the 103rd ballot and recalls Sen. Thomas Walsh struggling to calm the crowd as gavels broke. Prohibition, religion, and the Ku Klux Klan dominated the issues. Mount St. Mary Hospital workers and families held a picnic at the city playground, with Fred Nagy and Earl Lehman as co chairmen and thanks given to all helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Merle Danford
Madison Square Gardens
West Virginia
Columbia University
John W. Davis
Sen
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Fred Nagy
Earl Lehman
Jackson Queen Crowned at Jackson County Fair
WELLSTON The Jackson County Fair opened with the crowning of the Junior Fair Queen Debby Hamilton from Wild Wrangler 4-H Club as first runner up Theresa Ragland of Liberty Belles 4-H Club. Queen's court includes Carol Anderson Becky Lloyd and Sally Trepanier. Harness racing tops the night at 8. A full Junior Fair slate runs Wednesday with rabbit and sheep shows at 9, Creative Arts at 10, beef show at 1, and public speaking at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Debby Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Wild Wrangler
Jinger Jets
Becky Lloyd
Donald Lloyd
Sally Trepanier
Fred Trepanier
Franklin Valley
Weekend visitation at Hocking Hills parks hits 15500
Logan reports 15500 visitors to Hocking Hills State Parks over the weekend with 759 at the lodge swimming pool. Cooler weather kept swimmers down. All cabins and camping units were full. One injury occurred when 16 year old Roger Genung of Westerville slipped 15 feet while climbing rocks and broke his ankle. He was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Hills
Robert Conkle
Roger Genung
Westerville
Genung
Hocking Valley Hospital
Windows Hit By BB Shots In Hocking County
Two residents reported BB shots damaging windows over the weekend. Icel Hartsock said two windows at her home on Parkway Drive were broken during the night. Russell Betts counted 15 windows and a porch light damaged at his Big Cola Road residence, with $50 to $75 in damage. Police also reported a bottle shattered the east side window at Russ Pool Hall on First Street and Railroad Avenue in Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Sheriff's Deputies
Icel Hartsock
Parkway Drive
Russell Betts
Columbus
Big Cola Rd
Betts
Wellston
Russ Pool Hall
First Street
Railroad Avenue
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Elyria
Cleveland
Furnace Street
Leonard Reichlin
Baugh
Williams
Glouster
Chauncey
Howard Freeman
Bill
Erie
Jim
Edith Keirns
Lucille
Gene Bateman
N.C
Elsie Shropshire
Missouri
Eddie Keirns
Lebanon
Steve. Scott
Greg
Billa
Lori Bycofski
Butche Patterson
Kim Coffman
Glouster Park
Sam Kasler
Amy Beth
Dayton
Ansel Gamwell
Millard Kasler
Cedar Point
Harold Moss
Old School House Road
H. J
Corinne) Jefferies
Sandusky
Jefferies
Eugene Callet
Royal Oak
Mich
Burr Oak Lake
Dave Conkey
Bill McKean
Bea Mesaros
Freda Geyer
Dorothy Grueber
Glouster Church of Christ
Bea Vaughn
Hazel Kassler
Rhenom
Toner
George Kearns
Boston
England
Kearns
America
Florence Bulen
Bishopville
Burr Oak Lake Beach Area
Maxine Johnston
Sebastian
Fla
James Vaughn
Ansel
Pauline) Gamwell
Harold Vaughn
Peg Rarick
Cathy
Paul Dolby
Jane
Eric
Aaron
Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. L. Easler
W. Scott Johnston
Kevin
Julie
Jennifer
Russell
Garnet Andrews
Jackne Andrews
Debbie Parker
Winchester
Dora Parker
Sybil Kurtzman
Mike Helber
John H. Carter
Ella L. Anderson
South Bloomingville
Wanda Kanede
Central Elementary Pta
Central Elementary Ac
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Logan Manor
Hocking Drive
McClain Group
Vinton Board
Danford
Employes Picnic
Jackson
Hocking
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