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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

6

Logan Board and LEA Clash Over Negotiation Policy

About 80 people filled Logan Junior High band room for a Logan City Board of Education meeting. LEA leaders Jo Horsky and Dick Mikes challenged the proposed replacement of policy 2.81 with Certified Personnel Guidelines citing a lack of consensus. The board voted to table the issue until the July meeting while approving staff changes, bids, resignations, new hires, textbook adoptions, and student placements for 1970 71 and 1971 72 академ years.

Logan Logan City Board of Education

Logan Education Association Opposes Unilateral Policy Change

At a Logan meeting the Logan Education Association praised the board for not adopting a unilateral replacement of the negotiations policy. President Jo Horsky stated the union will continue to pursue a policy that effectively serves the Board of Education and Logan teachers.

LOGAN Board of Education Logan Education Association Westminster House The Presbyterian Church Jo Horsky Logan Board of Education

York Dems Plan Voter Registration Meeting

York Township Democrat Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the Elks Hall to finish voter registration plans. Don Kern urges Democrats to register at their polling places on Thursday, Saturday, or June 30 as polls stay open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. for York Township and Nelsonville voters.

Nelsonville York Township Democrat Club Elks Hall Hocking Street Don Kern Kern Nelsonsville

Larry Steele Returns To Air Base

Airman 1 C Larry Steele, son of Mrs. Eileen Reighard of 471 Fairview Street, has returned to Travis Air Force Base in California after a three week leave spent with his mother and friends. He visited his uncle Glenn Woods, aunt, Bonnie Woods of New Marshfield, and this is his first home leave since May 1970. A 1969 Ohio State University graduate.

Nelsonville Larry Steele Eileen Reighard Fairview St Travis Air Force Base Calif Glenn Woods Bonnie Woods New Marshfield Steel Ohio State University Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark House Mills Ways and Means Committee Rep Conyers Jr D-Mich

Twin Births at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital

O'Bleness Memorial Hospital notes numerous births including twin sons for Mr and Mrs Mark Floyd of Wellston. Listed parents and individuals span Athens valley and surrounding towns including Albany The Plains Guysville Chauncey Jacksonville and Richland areas with multiple family relations.

Mark Floyd Wellston Wilford Dress David Arnold Albany Bertie Brookover Guysville Betty Willis Pearl Spencer Sara Powell Brian Gates Michael Kovlan Thomas Perry All Athens Paul Kiser Chauncey Lisa Charney Jean Charney the Plains Ruth Rosler Jacksonville

Hayden Dillon to Speak at Hocking Hills AAUW Dinner

Logan residents will hear Hayden Dillon, a renowned professional artist, speak at the Hocking Hills Chapter AAUW dinner at Brandt's Restaurant this Wednesday. Dillon spent 40 years in education, 16 as Hocking County superintendent, later turning to art at his Logan studio on West Main. His sand paintings have sold over $19,000, and he has been listed in Who's Who in the Midwest.

Hayden Dillon Hocking Hills Aauw Logan Hocking Hills American Business Women’s Association Brandt Dillon Hocking County Glouster Monroe County Southeastern Ohio Education Association Ohio County Superintendents Association Ohio Education Association W. Main St Famous Artists’ School Westport Conn Bardella Garrett Columbus Who’s Who Midwest Immanuael United Methodist Church

St Patrick’s Delegation Attends Steubenville Catholic Women’s Convention

Ruth Ann Nixon Ethel McConnell Deloris Nixon Maxine Wagner and Rev Father Frank Baudo represented St Patrick’s Parish Buchtel at the Steubenville Diocesan Council of Catholic Women 26th annual convention at St John’s Arena Steubenville Last week Bishop John King Massie greeted the delegation.

Nelsonville Ruth Ann Nixon Ethel McConnell Deloris Nixon Maxine Wagner Frank Baudo St. Patrick’s Buchtel Steubenville

Admitted and Transferred Patients From Hocking Valley Hospital

A list of patients admitted at Hocking Valley Community Hospital includes Mrs. William H. Brown Robert Howard and Mrs. Hal Yarrington all of Logan Mrs. Marvin Post New Straitsville Mrs. David W. Bristow Hartland Michigan Katharine Myers James Heinlein Berdena Harvey Julia McAfool Lester Crothers and others. The group was transferred to Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus.

William H. Brown Robert Howard Hal Yarrington Logan Marvin Post New Straitsville David W. Bristow Hartland Mich Katharine Myers James Heinlein Berdena Harvey Julia McAfool Lester Crothers Roy Bolenbaugh Paul Schrader Charles Lehman Forrest Harper William E. Smith Bertha Miller Birdie Clark Wallace Gillogly J. Ward Doering Mertie Dupler Lillian H. Brown Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus

Doctor Tested Preparation H Offers Quick Hemorrhoidal Relief

An advertisement proclaims Preparation H as a doctor-tested medication that relieves itching and pain from swollen hemorrhoidal tissue. It claims prompt relief and swelling reduction, noting no prescription is needed and offering ointment or suppositories.

Nelsonville Senior Citizens Meet Guest Speaker

The Nelsonville Senior Citizens will meet Friday at 7 p m in the First Presbyterian Church social room. James Big Jim Alexander of Senior Power Inc Columbus will speak. A potluck dinner follows. An ice cream social by the Charter Circle of Nelsonville First United Methodist Church votes Friday 6 to p m rain site at the church on Jefferson Street if needed.

Nelsonville First Charter Circle

Cabin Entry Reported in Logan County Weekend

Logan Hocking County Sheriff's Department logged one breaking and entering report and two traffic accidents over the weekend. A cabin at Route 278 and Sand Run Road in Carbon Hill was entered between June 6 and June 12. items stolen included a tractor chains set, a fish rod and reel, a hammer, wrenches, and a pillow. The intruders are suspected to be children. A windshield was damaged on Pleasant Valley Road after gravel was thrown into a car. the other vehicle fled, but the license plate was obtained. An additional accident occurred at Bob's Sohio on Route 664 and Chieftain Drive when a parked car was struck by a wrecker. No injuries or citations reported. both vehicles had moderate damage.

Logan — Hocking County W. P. Hambleton Columbus Sand Run Road Carbon Hill Donald C. Robinson W. Front St Pleasant Valley Road Star Route Road Robinson Bob’s Sohio Station Chieftain Drive Buryl R. Allison Logan Stephen C. Kraft N. Orchard Street Allison

Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes And Births

Mount St Mary Hospital notes Mrs Bill Taylor and children Tim and Toby returned Saturday from Springfield where they had been guests of her mother Mrs Rachel Bailey for the past week. Mrs Glenn Peters returned home after surgery in University Hospital. Birth to Cecil Russell Gloucester a son. Dismissed James Spicer and daughter Miss Beryl O Mara, Harvey Pennington.

Bill Taylor Tim Toby Springfield Rachel Bailey Glenn Peters University Hospital

House advances toward 2400 income floor welfare vote

Washington AP reports the House moved toward a decisive vote on a 2400 a year family income floor supported by Nixon and Democrats. A 200-172 procedural win bars substitutes while signaling a likely narrow margin as debate continues over jobs, work rules, and payroll tax hikes.

Washington House Nixon Rules Committee

Cleveland minister and lawyer say psychiatrists ignored pleas

A Cleveland lawyer Franklin A. Polk and Rev. Louis Fritts accuse Ohio psychiatrists of ignoring pleas to help a sane man unjustly held at Lima State Hospital. They claim psychiatrists refused to travel to Lima to examine him or testify, allowing the six year struggle to end only after Judge John D. Harnishfeger ordered his return. The man, a tool and die maker from Cleveland, was freed and arson charges dropped. he then found a factory job on the West Side.

Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Ohio Lima State Hospital Cleveland Plain Dealer Franklin A. Polk Louis Fritts Southern Bible Temple Lima The Plain Dealer Cuyahoga Harnishfeger

Vinton Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Vinton County

McARTHUR Ohio July Fourth events organized by the Vinton County Boosters run Friday July 2 to Monday July 5. Parade led by Floyd L Benedict Jr and Lowell Russ. square dance Saturday with James Stack Band. talent show Sunday with two divisions and cash prizes. Little Miss Vinton County contest July 4. O Sirus Band from Columbus Sunday night. fireworks July 4. Miss Vinton County pageant Monday at 7 pm. committee chairs include Donna Shimpach Herbert Kinnison and Robert Radine.

Main Street North Market Floyd L. Benedict Jr Lowell Russ James Stack Visions Ohio University James Taylor James Rishel Miss Vinton County Har Uki Chillicothe Vinton County Donna Shimpach Herbert Kinnison Robert Radine

Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District Meeting Notes

Logan The Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District held a regular meeting at the Soil Conservation Service office. A ministers conservation tour is tentatively scheduled for July 22, 1971.

Nelsonville Rebekah Lodge to Convene Tuesday Meeting

Nelsonville Rebekah Lodge No. 906 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m Final plans will be made for the family picnic.

Nelsonville Rebekah

Valley Lodge Knights of Pythias Meets Wednesday Night

Valley Lodge No 169 Knights of Pythias will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Pythian Hall.

Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias Pythian Hall

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Lea Association Horsky Dick Mikes Mikes Joy Ginn Junction City Ronald Harden Sam Lee John A. Elgin Alice G. Keairns Blanche L. Moorehead Susan Schmidt Carol A. Smith East Elementary Patricia Snipes Betty Lou Reeg Linda Banko Marcia Jean Blume Carolyn Sue Goldsberry Marcia Spanner Hollmeyer Sylvia Kerns Linda Krempel Janean Meckstroth Sally F. Miner Sue B. Nash Patricia DeYoung Royston Sharon Swinehart Carol Weeder Robin S. Buck Janice Kaye Sherrill Carol A. Mathias Otterbein College Auxiliary Services St. John’s School Donald Plank Robert Wallace Fairfield Union York Dems O’bleness Memorail Lena White Richard Stotts Carlos Matthews Michael Loos James Masters Brent Conaway Benton Dunfee Ronald Withlin Raymond Phillips Diane Stokes Lynette Lowry Henry Link Jack Metcalf Jr Jack Antle Belville Motor Car, Inc Left Ralph Well Tri-County General Motors Cincinnati Chevrolet Hocking Valley McArthur Mount St. Mary Hospital Cecil Russell, Glouster Ruth Lamenta Ben Kirkendall Nancy Williams Trimble Agnes Lasko Mary Colvin James Spicer Beryl O'Mara Harvey Pennington Detroit William M. Colmer Dmiss Senate Congress Colmer H. Allen Smith Ronald Reagan California Fritts Polk the Plain Dealer Vinton Herbert Burson Earl Park O’sirus Band J. D. Blackfoot Boosters Bill Garrett Keith Manning Tom Gill David Booth Atup TO BankAmericard Carpenters Court Athens, O SCS Avis Newell Clear Creek Vernie Stahr Virgil Sheets Herschel Bensenhaver Karl Reinhardt Charles M. Clark Richard Mowrey Louise Smith Thran Oma Dynacor F.E.T Athens Delbert Kasler Mer Kurtz
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