Wellston Alumni Banquet Sees About 200 Attend
Wellston High School alumni gathering drew about 200 attendees. J P Rogers presided with Elizabeth May, Joann Hunter, Nancy Dye and Valerie Dye among speakers. Vic Nash delivered the toast and Virgil Chambers led the class roll as decades from 1912 to 1967 were recognized. A dance followed at Central School with Blues Sanctum providing music.
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Wellston
Wellston High School
J. P. Rogers
Elizabeth May
Joann Hunter
Nancy Dye
Vic’’ Nash
Virgil Chambers
Chambers
Dorothy Lausch Wills
Lois Ely West
Gordon Morrow
Arsent
Bob Davis
Benny Morrow
Marcie Mahle
Central School
Circleville
Looting Incident Settled in Wellston Claim
William Pyle of Wellston and Jackson and State Farm Fire and Casualty Co reached a final $3,600 settlement plus court costs for personal property loss from the April 10, 1970 looting during the Wellston Rotary Minstrel. Pyle sought $3,775.72 after five settlement offers and filed in Common Pleas in April 1971 to preserve policy limits. A February pre trial conference with State Farm and Pyle's attorney produced the final offer.
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Wellston
William Pyle
Hamden Road
Jackson
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co
Wellston Rotary
Pyle
Common Pleas Court
State Farm
TV and typewriter stolen from Central School
Logan City police investigate theft of a portable color television and a typewriter from Central School. Principal Gladys Webb reported the entry to police early Thursday after an unlocked gym door was found at the rear of the building.
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Logan — City
Central School
Gladys Webb
Plea Change Guilty In Hocking County DWI Case
Logan David A. Dowell 55 of Logan Route 1 changed his plea to guilty of driving while intoxicated in Hocking County Court. He was fined 150 dollars plus costs, given a three day jail sentence, and faced a 30 day license suspension. Dowell was represented by Attorney Phil Henderson.
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Logan
David A. Dowell
Hocking
Dowell
Phil Henderson
Local Court Admits and Dismisses Several Logan Area Residents
Admitted in Logan are Mrs. Myrtle Higgins and Mrs. Jean Harrison. Clarence Proctor and Lawrence Wolfe, both of Gore and Nelsonville respectively, also admitted. Dismissed are Walter Bradley, Mrs. Joseph Rhoades transferred to Lancaster Fairfield Hospital, Mrs. Blanche Rucker, and Mrs. Mallie Holdren.
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Myrtle Higgins
Jean Harrison
Logan
Clarence Proctor
Gore
Lawrence Wolfe
Nelsonville
Walter Bradley
Joseph Rhoades
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Blanche Rucker
Mallie Holdren
Local Names List Span Multiple Towns in Ohio Notice
A fragmented OCR list names Miss Merrilee Kunzman Mrs Ruth McNabb Mrs Margaret Loudner all Nelsonville Clarence Harkless New Straitsville Howard Murphy Nelsonville Route 1 Jack Andrews Glouster Mrs Mary McCance Mrs Ida Holcomb Mrs Charlotte Patton Miss Anna Darby Tim Wyatt Ben Kirkendall across several towns in Ohio.
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Merrilee Kunzman
Ruth McNabb
Margaret Loudner
Nelsonville
Clarence Harkless
New Straitsville
Howard Murphy
Jack Andrews
Glouster
Mary McCance
Ida Holcomb
Charlotte Patton
Anna Darby
Tim Wyatt
Ben Kirkendall
Nelsonville seeks reevaluation of housing ban amid pollution effort
Mayor Bumgardner reports to the Ohio Water Pollution Board on May 30 detailing progress under the Feb 22 1972 freeze. He cites 35 percent complete chlorination and grit handling, 35 percent Phase I sewer plans, HUD funds application, Browne and Associates plans, compliant waste plant operation, and no new discharges except at the college and hotel complex. He urges reconsideration of the building ban to support Technical College and Vocational School growth and Nelsonville’s economic future. A separate item notes a rummage sale and flea market on Fulton Street at the American Legion lot this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Donald W. Bumgardner
Ohio Water Pollution Board
Bumgardner
HUD
Federal Housing and Urban Renewal
Floyd G. Browne and Associates
Ohio Department of Health
Hocking) Technical College
Tri- County Joint Vocational High School
Hocking
American Legion
Fulton Street
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Hocking Valley
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Ohio
State Health Department
Fairway Oaks
Golf Course
Plaza
Athens
Jastretch Nylon
Shortall
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