Buckeye Hills OKs Funding for Health Manpower Institute
The Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley Regional Development District approves 445,631 in Appalachian funds and 362,429 in state monies for a Health Manpower Institute at Hocking Valley Technical College. Construction will begin on a new facility near the current site to house classes and labs with initial programs starting September, including medical records technician medical assistant and associate degree nursing. The building may support up to 14 additional programs to train health care workers for Southeastern Ohio. Funds will be phased with demand as positions are filled.
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Nelsonville
Buckeye Hills
Hocking Valley
Appalachia
Light
Ohio
Hocking Technical College to graduate 201 students
One hundred two graduates will receive associate degrees at Hocking Technical College in Nelsonville on Sunday at 1 p.m. U S Representative Clarence E Miller will speak. John Light will welcome and confer degrees. Special service awards go to Rev J Lloyd Evans J E Farrington Barton S Hall Logan Clay Products Co Chief Roy Kelch. Awards by Frank W Downhour Edmund E Lange. Invocation by Rev Dr William J Wells. Mrs Sterling Anderson to preside at the organ.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
U. S
Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
John Light
J. Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Farrington
Ohio Valley Health Services
Barton S. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Roy Kelch
Logan Police Department
James H. Patrick
Frank W. Downhour
Edmund E. Lange
College Board of Trustees
Miller Makey Jr
Dorothy Poling
William J. Wells
First Christian Church
Sterling Anderson
Nelsonville York Junior High announces merit honor roll
Nelsonville York Junior High School principal Lowell Cole lists seven seventh grade students on the merit honor roll for the sixth six week period. The article names Sharon as a member among the standout pupils.
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Nelsonville
Lowell Cole
Nelsonville-York
Sharon
Mayor and Auditor Get Retroactive Pay Hikes in Wellston
Wellston mayor Edgar Hayburn and auditor Delbert Frazee receive retroactive raises of 1200 and 800 dollars annually after the district IRS director in Cincinnati confirmed exemptions for small public bodies. The move followed council action early this year amid questions of legality raised by Solicitor Joseph Oths, who sought a Stabilization Board ruling. The IRS exemption covers agencies like Wellston and township trustees with fewer than 60 persons.
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Wellston
Edgar Hayburn
Delbert Frazee
Internal Revenue Services
Cincinnati
Joseph Oths
Stabilization Board
Internal Revenue Service
Tri Psi Anniversary Observed in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the Tri Psi Sorority held its anniversary dinner at the Elk's Club with 24 members in attendance. Decorations featured the sorority colors green and white and each member received a corsage and gift. President Sue Richards announced committees for the new year.
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Nelsonville
Tri Psi
The
Elk’s Club
Sue Richards
Mary Nelson
Virgie Kreslin
Ruth Hoskins
Millie Dixon
Mary Kay Sanborn
Freda Newton
Ruth West
Anna Joy
Judy Bodyer
Helen Mohney
Barbara Oblinger
Wanda Green
Wellston Baptists Set Summer Bible School
WELLSTON The First Baptist Church of Wellston will start Summer Bible School Monday at 9 a.m. for children and youth from four years old to eighth grade. Theme is We Worship God with Bible adventure crafts and play. Mission project is Crossroads Mission at Thoreau New Mexico run by Nelson and Margaret McBride and couples aiding Navaho children.
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Wellston
First Baptist Church of
Frank Snare
Crossroads Mission At
Thoreau, N. M
Nelson
Margaret McBride
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