Porter Asked To Stay As Tri-County Supt By Attorney
Nelsonville officials urged Supt T C Porter to reconsider retirement set for Aug 1 1974 and to keep him for 18 to 24 months while arranging an assistant or training successor. The Tri County Vocational School board discussed contracts equipment bids and staffing at its June session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
James Shumaker
Tri- County Vocational School Board
T. C. Porter
Shumaker
Porter
Tri-County
Donald Eggleston
Esther Dailey
Hocking Technical College
Parkins
Ohio
State Department of Education
Ladies Aid Celebrates 41st Year on Taylor Ridge
GLOUSTER The Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid marked its 41st anniversary at the church meeting. The group began November 1, 1935 at Cora David Antle home with Mrs. Lena Leak in charge. Helen Stevenson led prayers and piano with birthday song to honor Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Rodgers
Shepard
Maurena Shultz
Mary Davis
Betty Smith
Helen Stevenson
Bonnie Shifflet
Anniversary Is Honored In Walnut Hill Glouster
Mr and Mrs Richard Karns hosted a fifth birthday party for their son Christian at home in Walnut Hill Glouster Guests included Natalie Faires Mary Beth Bycofski Karl Lynn Bycofski and many relatives Friends and family attended with gifts from Dortha Dugan Karen Guffey Lisa and Charles Beshara
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Richard Karns
Walnut Hill
Christian
Natalie Faires
Mary Beth Bycofski
Karl Lynn Bycofski
John
Sarah Downs
Chip
Pete Moore
Joey Bycofski
Christopher Downs
Anthony Wright
Julie
Doug Bentz
Becky Koons
Pamela Jean Bingman
Man Charged By Police In Coin Machine Tampering Case
Logan police charged 18 year old James E. Miller of Logan Route 4 with tampering with a coin machine at Metal Powder Products. He allegedly stole $72.75 in bills and coins Monday at 2 p.m. Miller remains under bond awaiting court.
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Logan
James E. Miller
Logan Route 4
Logan Police Department
Miller
Jacksonville Vacation Bible School closes with student program
Palmer Street United Methodist Church hosts a two week Vacation Bible School in Jacksonville. An average of 80 students attended with a high of 88. Pupils presented songs, Bible verses, and skits during a Sunday closing program attended by parents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Palmer Street United Methodist Church
EUB
Jacksonville Park
Kay McClelland
Kathy Hardy
Betty Moore
Melody Swope
Frances Sayre
Marlene Salter
Judy Campbell
Mary Ann Dupler
Mary Armentrout
Arlene Davis
Joyce John
Glouster Personal News Highlights Generations Attend Gradations
Mrs. Helen Willeke returns to Trimble after attending Pamela Jane Skinner’s Ohio State graduation and Michael Ernest Skinner’s Western Kentucky University honors. The family held a Sunday church service and a dinner in Columbus with relatives Mrs Florence Brown and others. Pamela will work in Columbus library, Michael joins the Peace Corps this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Willeke
Trimble
Pamela Jane Skinner
Ohio State
Pamela
Ernest Skinner
Columbus
Willeke
Bowling Green
Michael Ernest Skinner
College of Education
Western Kentucky University
Michael’s
Nelsonville Assembly 109 Rainbow Girls Meeting and related notices
Nelsonville Assembly 109 Rainbow Girls meet at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. York Grange 2436 holds an 8 p.m. session at Grange Hall Oak Grove. Annual dues are payable now. Nelsonville Emblem Club members involved in the state convention memorial service should meet at 7 p.m. in the Elks Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Grange
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Hocking Tech Budget Sets Spending At 2 192 008
Nelsonville trustees approved a 2 192 008 budget for Hocking Technical College. They adopted a sick leave payout policy up to 120 days for retirees and a new student pay schedule starting at 1 75 per hour. The board heard task force reports on technical colleges and discussed land sale for housing to private builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking
Jackie Mayhew
Wellston
Daryl L. Cullison
Logan
Dr. Light
Barcus Divorce Sought for Grounds of Neglect and Cruelty
Joseph C. Barcus seeks a divorce from Carlotta Y. Barcus on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. DIVORCE GRANTED to Etta Belle Hartshorn from Jack Chester Hartshorn in Laurelville, Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Barcus
Zanesville Ave
Carlotta Y. Barcus
Elm Court
Etta Belle Hartshorn
Laurelville
Jack Chester Hartshorn
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Athens City
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Rachael Nichols
Ann Vore
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Republic Avenue Glouster
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Monique
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International Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Hocking Tech
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
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Haydenville
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Curtis Roush
Samuel Christian
Mary Meldrim
Frank Howdyshell
Ernest Smith
Roger Emerick
Ohio Board of Regents
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Pennzoil
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