Circus Tour Heads to Glouster and Chauncey Next Weekend
Circus Williams, Ohio's only under canvas show, stops in Glouster June 24 with 6 and 8 p.m. performances at Memorial Park and Chauncey June 25 at 2 30 p.m. at the school grounds. Advance tickets cost 1 for all. box office prices rise to 1 25 and 1 50. Proceeds fund police and fire department purposes and Lions Club programs.
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Williams
Ohio
Glouster
Chauncey
Chauncey Lions
Chauncey Lions Club
Clown Alley
Circus Williams
Students Excel in District State Scholarship Tests
At Ohio University final district state tests four of 23 Starr Washington High School participants earned top marks in Division III. Sandra Davis of Logan Route 1 received honorable mention in English 10 and placed third district wide. Leigh Ann Cook of Union Furnace placed eighth in English 11. Martha Taylor of New Plymouth placed fourth in Spanish I. Ricky Michel of Union Furnace placed sixth in Biology I.
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Union Furnace
Ohio University
Starr-Washington High School
Sandra Davis
Wendell Davis
Logan
Leigh Ann Cook
Calvin Cook
Martha Taylor
William
Rendville to Have Water: 90 000 Project Dedication
Rendville residents will gain water service from a new distribution system with a 10 a.m. Saturday dedication near Corning. U S Rep Clarence Miller is invited as the $90 000 project is dedicated funded by a 50 percent FHA grant and a 50 percent loan. Fifty customers have signed up at 8 50 per month. Construction began in February.
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Rendville
Perry County
Corning
U.S
Clarence Miller
Farmers Home Administration
Water Service
Loud Cars Put Two Men In Mayor's Court
Nick Vecchiarelli, 22, of 575 E Hunter St, was cited for unnecessary noise at East Main and Culver St and must appear in Mayor's Court Saturday at 10 a.m. Samuel D. Rutter, 28, of 76 Gallagher Ave, was cited for unnecessary noise and for driving with an expired license at the same intersection and time and will also appear in Mayor's Court Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Logan
Nick Vecchiarelli
E. Hunter St
East Main
Culver Streets
Samuel D. Rutter
Gallagher Ave
Nelsonville Elks Family Picnic and Pool Deck Update
Nelsonville Elks Lodge No. 543 invites members and families to a Fathers Day picnic at the City Playground shelter house with all food and beverages provided. City Recreation Director announces new pool deck covering arriving and a new air compressor for cleaning the pool bottom. Night games lights funded by Channel 5 Committee. Pool active with lifeguards saving six children and 500 daily users. swimming lessons registration June 26 and lessons starting June 27. night swims Thursdays 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Elks Lodge No
City Playground
Nelsonville — City
Tom McMannis
MecMannis
Channel 5
Nelsonville Library Receives 25 New Books
The Nelsonville Public Library announced 25 new books arriving for reserve and lending starting Monday. Fiction selections include The Ultimate Act and The Goddess Abides among others. non fiction covers gardens history and child care. a mystery list also appears. Deborah Circle of the Nelsonville Presbyterian Women meets at 7 30 p m Monday at 435 Chestnut Street.
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Nelsonville
Bachmann
Buck
Fallon
Maine
Hooker
Howarch
Athelsons
Kettle
Foxes
McClary
Berlitz
Hedda
Louella
America
Salk
Dinah
Shore
Deborah
Nelsonville Presbyterian Women’s Association
Otto Iles
Chestnut St
Federal Aid and Board Duty Ideas Considered for Vinton Schools
The Search for Consensus in Vinton County proposes federal funds be used for genuine needs and not tied to specific programs. It urges school board members to be on duty at least three days weekly, and calls for broader parent-teacher involvement and student input in policy making. The panel notes strings attach to federal aid and emphasizes practical, organized conferences and controlled student rights discussions.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Vinton County to Get 24000 Social Service Funds
Gov. Gilligan and Acting Welfare Chief Canary announce Ohio approves a contract for up to 24000 in social services for all eligible Vinton County residents. The $6000 local and $18000 federal funds will support placement, protective foster care and child development for Aid to Dependent Children recipients through December 31.
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McArthur
Vinton County
John J. Gilligan
Robert B. Canary
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Canary
County Welfare Department
Children Services Board
Ohio
Births And town notices Chauncey weed cutting reminder
Births announce a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Altiere Glouster Route 1 and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Jerry Michael Taylor Dundas. Admitted and dismissed lists include Jean Marie Love Cora Grinstead Helen Ginnan Opal Lonberger Lane Sams James Tigner Gilbert Walton Wanda Lehman Evelean Farley Edna Mingus Jo Parkin Marjorie Burke David Peart. Chauncey Mayor Charles Wadley warns property owners to cut weeds on vacant lots or the village will do so and bill the costs on the tax list to the county auditor.
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Robert Altiere
Glouster
Jerry Michael Taylor
Dundas
Jean Marie Love
New Lexington
Cora Grinstead
Helen Ginnan
Opal Lonberger
Lane Sams
Athens
James Tigner
New Straitsville
Gilbert Walton
South Bloomingville
Wanda Lehman
Evelean Farley
Edna Mingus
Jo Parkin
Marjorie Burke
David Peart
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
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