Wellston Board OKs Principal Pay Increases
The Wellston School Board accepted Charles Ray’s resignation as president and approved pay raises for principals for the 1973-74 school year. Elementary principals and supervisor George Nutt gain from 600 to 1,000 dollars, a 3.1 percent rise, while the high school principal receives an 8.6 percent increase. Total annual cost is about 2,600 dollars. The board also hired several teachers on one-year contracts and adjusted staff assignments.
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Joann Hunter
Wellston
Charles Ray
George Nutt
Griffith
Steve West
Maria Decastro
Coalton
Susan Patrick
Larry Blackstone
William Fyffe
Grace Keel
Coalton Elementary
Wellston High School
I. Max Hendershott
Ejmon Plummer
Ralph Crabtree
Plummer
Maloney
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Services Thursday For Slaying Victim
The death of Mrs. Olive J. Buckley 49 of Gore was reported with a Sunday shooting in Hocking County. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at Heinlein Funeral Home Logan with burial in New Straitsville Cemetery.
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Gore
Olive J. Buckley
Logan
Heinlein
Harold Rochersperger
New Straitsville
Larry
Wionne) Cardosi
Dee) Delander
June Gillespie
Oneta Heffner
Springfield
Mabel Hostetter
Tuppers Plains
White Funeral
Christian Cemetery
Coolville
Nora Elizabeth Dailey
Hockingport
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital
Parkersburg
Petroleum
W. Va
William and
Elizabeth Morrison Rutherford
Dailey
James
Janice) Davis
Reedsville
Charles
Donna) Stone
Little Hocking
Howard E. Rutherford
Aubrun
William Arnold Rutherford
Vienna
Lillian Watring
St. Mary’s
Anna _ Rutherford
White
Roy W. Rose
Paul Knierim
Richard
East Liverpool
Richard A
Loretta
Carrol
Frank Binager
Johny Binager
Claire Binager
Wellsville
Ruth Boyd
Hookstown
Virginia Watson
West Point
Athens
Paul A. Theisen
Orlando
Fla
Clearwater
Mr. Theisen
Misco
Morgan County
Herman
Augusta Theisen
Millfield
Chauncey-Dover High School
Florida
Minnette
William
Donna) Haire
Paul T
Hugo
Pauline
John
Hughes Funeral Home
Paul Johnson
Hilltop Cemetery
Brown
The
Legion
Mabel
American Legion Auxiliary
Miller Funeral Home
Forrest M. Grafton
First St
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Pearl and
Pearly Misner Keiffer
Grafton
Athens First United
Donald
Ralph
Marie) Auflick
Mansfield
Paul
Gay) North
Haydenville
Thomas
Mae) Sayre
Nelsonville
Robert
Faye) Blair
Foster
Lorain
Roy
Wayne
Ray
Violet
Clyde Pinnell
Jagers and Sons
Memory Gardens
Forrest Martin
Albany
Mabel Mae van Dyke
Columbus
Nihle Frank
Aurora
James N. Blower
DeLoss Smith
Elk Cemetery
Friends Tueday
Glouster
Lawrence
Lawrence Jr
Jacksonville
Delbert
Jay
Pete
Glouster Cemetery
Holzer Luncheon Set On Thursday
Gallia county reports a 1 p.m. luncheon by the Holzer Volunteer Chaplaincy Committee in the French 500 Room to honor about 40 area pastors and ministers. The event will explain current services and how others may join as volunteers.
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Holzer
Gallipolis
Holzer Volunteer Chaplaincy Committee
Ohio
West Virginia
Hugh Kirkel
Holzer Medical Center
Budget talks loom as 81 million tax credits stay in play
Ohio legislators faced a potential windfall as about 81 million dollars in tax credits for parochial school parents remained in the budget despite a Supreme Court ruling that the plan is unconstitutional. The conflict centers on funding levels and possible restores to university and department requests as the conference committee races toward a midnight Saturday fiscal deadline.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Supreme Court
Columbus
Senate House
Myrl Shoemaker
Bourneville
House Finance Committee
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
C-89
New Boston
Senate
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Shoemaker
House
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Ocasek
Riffe
Conference Committee
Ohio
Cleveland State
Wright State
Ways and Means
Michael J. Maloney
R-7
Cincinnati
Gallipolis Man Shot In Back In Freak Accident
A 50 year old construction worker James Thompson was shot in the back while in bed at the Queen Bee Hotel. Police said a rifle bullet from the room below pierced the ceiling and hit him. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Charges may follow for discharging a firearm within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Queen Bee
James Thompson
Thompson
Holzer Medical Center
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Rotarians Install Officers in Nelsonville Picnic
Nelsonville Rotary Club members installed officers for 1973-74 at a club picnic at the Alva Oakley country home near Buchtel. Leonard Grigst presided. New officers were Lowell Cole president, William Wells first vice president, Elton Swartz second vice president, Robert Sheskey secretary treasurer, Don Cross publicity chairman. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. R V Oakley. Regular meetings are held Tuesdays at Ethel's Tea Room.
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Nelsonville
R. V. Oakley
Ethel's
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Wellston School Board
Mack McCarley
Allen Griffith
Johnnie Wolfe
Ralph McCormick
McCormick
Wolfe
Betty Swonger
Martha Fraley
Jane Ward
Brenda Weber
Ada M. Wortman
Bundy
James Wilson
Anna Jane Ward
Willis Siemen
Bundy Elementary
Betty Saltsman
Forrest Grafton
Dennis Hostetter
Elizabeth Dailey
W. J. Brown
W. J
Joe) Brown
American Legion
Hedgewood Dr
Ethel G. Allen
Lawrence B. Skinner
Linzie Hutchinson
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Washington and
Court Sts
Barrot
Southeastern Ohio
Yylitt
BANK
F.D.I.C
Equal Housing Lender
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