EPA Boss Questioned About Nelsonville Freeze in Action
Nelsonville hosts an EPA Meet the Ohio EPA symposium where Dr. Ira L. Whitman presents Gov. Gilligan’s Governor's Award for Community Action to Charles F. Cummins of the OVHS Foundation. Officials discuss sewer freeze, funding cuts, and district reorganization impacting southeastern Ohio projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Ira L. Whitman
EPA
Ohio Epa
John J. Gilligan
Charles F. Cummins
Whitman
Ohio
Ovhs Foundation
EPA. Cum
Non
Crooksville
Sam Bleicher
Carl Young
Robert Cottrill
Southeast Epa
Barton Hall
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Logan
Collins
Driver Is Sent To Jail In Hocking Court Ruling
Judge James Stilwill sentences Haydenville man Michael J. Crumbacky to three days in county jail for driving while intoxicated with a 150 dollar fine and 30 day license suspension. Four others are fined ten dollars and costs for speeding and related offenses. bonds forfeited include four Columbus and Columbus area residents. Several individuals enter pleas of innocence to overload and aiding a convict charges with hearings set for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Stilwill
Haydenville
Hocking
Michael J. Crumbacky
Joseph C. Sanders
Deborah K. Hoy
Wayne E. Green
Judith A. Miller
George M. Murdoch
Dundas
Earl Metcalf
Susan P. Heisler
Columbus
Goldie J. Pires
Charles D. Clair
Fairboro
Joseph R. Lesnoch, Jr
East Lake
YMCA Programmes Discussed For Nelsonville Area
A Nelsonville summer program was discussed at a steering committee meeting for all city YMCA. Athens representative Alan Geiger and Logan representative Wilma Ganoey agreed their cities had facilities to support individual summer activities.
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Nelsonville
YMCA
Athens
Alan Geiger
Logan
Wilma Ganoey
Brenda Rempel Receives Jim Horwell Musicianship Award
Logan Route 1 resident Brenda Rempel daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Rempel won the Jim Horwell Musicianship Award at the Junior Band picnic held Saturday at Rachelmacher Park. She will join the Marching Chief tain Band as a freshman this fall and has studied clarinet with Fred Schmidt and Tom Green.
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Logan Band
Rempel
Cochairman
Ernie Maniskas
Ben Turner
Robert Beery
William Miller
Kenneth Warling
Nick
Schmitters Bakery
Hocking Valley Hospital Partners With Community Club Efforts
Norman E. Westfall outlines a Glouster area program to aid women and girls with limited local activity. William Carter invites Glouster residents to join a summer plan not affiliated with the YMCA as organizers seek charter criteria. Committee members will recruit community leaders to address meeting setup and financial stability ahead of a later organizing dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Westfall
Glouster
William Carter
Nelsonville
YMCA
Carter
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
OVAL to Present Funding Request in Wellston Meeting
Joe Shubert will present a funding request to Evelyne Reed, president of OVAL trustees, at the Ohio Valley Area Libraries offices on 8 S. Ohio Ave Wellston, during Wednesday noon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Ohio Valley Area Libraries
OVAL
Evelyne Reed
Oval Trustees
Ohio Ave
Joe Shubert
Golden Rule Class To Meet at Home of Ruth Patton
Golden Rule Class of First United Methodist Church will meet Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Ruth Patton on Bessemer Road. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Joanna Evans and Mrs. Annabell Davis. Devotions led by Mrs. Marie Weiss with a program by Mrs. Lulu Hoskins and Mrs. Edith Howson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
Ruth Patton
Bessemer Road
Joanna Evans
Annabell Davis
Marie Weiss
Lulu Hoskins
Edith Howson
Moonlight Swim Set Tuesday at Nelsonville Pool
Nelsonville plans a moonlight swim at the city pool Tuesday night. Pool manager Tommy McManis says admission is 50 cents with swimming hours from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. In Glouster the Sunbeam Class of Oakdale Church of Christ will meet Wednesday and hold a potluck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tommy McMannis
Glouster
Sunbeam
Oakdale Church of Christ
Goldbergs' Sons Receive Degrees
Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goldberg graduate from colleges. Daniel B. Goldberg earns a degree from Ohio State University Dental School and will be stationed in the Army dental corps at Fort Hood as a captain. Myron Lee Goldberg graduates from Miami University and plans graduate study at the University of Miami in Florida in psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ben Goldberg
Daniel B. Goldberg
Ohio State University Dental School
Fort Hood
Texas
Dental
Daniel
Myron Lee_ Goldberg
Miami University
Oxford
University of Miami
Miami
Fla
Pool Offers Swimming Lessons and Life Saving Classes
Nelsonville announces swimming lessons for beginners and intermediates at the city pool with daily sessions Monday through Friday for two weeks. Adults may join at 5 p.m. and junior to senior life saving courses start Tuesday at 10 a.m. No charges for adults or life saving classes.
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Nelsonville
Tommy MacMannis
McMannis
City
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Logan Clay Products
Old Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
John Bumgarnder
Hocking County
Jim Can
Larry Menchlofer
EPA Public Information Office
Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley
Cottrill
State
Public Health Council
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Shirley Harden
Ruah Dean
Oakley
Cecil A. Hart
Charles Waldie
Paul McClelland
William Limerly
Larry Nye
Clara Matheny
Mary Hector
Joe Matheny
Minnie Crabtree
Gilbert Lewis
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Neel
Cora Smiddy
David Jacoby
Terri Crane
Daniel Dodd
Harry Courtney
Harry Witscy
Robert Cooper
Folsom Brandt
Marie Colliton
Laurelville
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Goldbergs
Murray City
Judy Barber
C. J. Tippett
West State St
Roger W. Wolf
Fort St
Harold B. Swisher
West State
Paul Williams
Ationwide
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus, Ohio
ANB
The
Athens National Bank
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