Art and Pancake Festival at Logan Armory
Logan hosts the second annual Art Festival and Pancake Dinner on April 8 at the Logan Armory. Local artists number 15 so far, with works in paintings ceramics watercolors and sculptures. Proceeds go to Hocking Valley Community Hospital and local charities. tickets 1.25 for adults 0.75 for children.
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Logan
Logan Armory
Logan Rotary Club
J. C. Struckman
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Nelsonville York approves 1.5 percent pay hike for teachers
Nelsonville York City School Board votes a 1.5 percent raise for all certified staff, adding to January's 5.5 percent increase to total 7 percent within federal guidelines. The board also appropriates 1,389,612.56 for 1972 operations and grants a one year sabbatical leave to sixth grade teacher Mrs. Mary Jane Weaver to pursue further training.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York City
Federal Wage Control Board
Board of Education
Mary Jane Weaver
Poston School
Nelsonville York Board Approves Sub Bus Driver Hire
Nelsonville York board approves Supt Hillyers hiring Richard Williams of Carbon Hill as substitute bus driver for the rest of the year. They accept the Keesee resignation. Mrs Shyri Olinger replaces March 31. Miss Mary Susan Haydenshield hired. Funds moved among ADC accounts and Title programs. board adopts Title 6 B special education joint project at no cost. all members present.
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Jack Hillyers
Richard Williams
Carbon Hill
Special
Shyri Olinger
Mary Susan Haydenshield
General Fund
Rio Grande College Honors Three Dean's Merit Roll Students
Nelsonville report lists Joyce Ann Davis Terease Dearth and Cynthia Ann Howard named to the dean's merit roll for the first semester at Rio Grande College. Dean Herman L. Koby notes a 3.0 minimum on a 3.5 scale and at least 12 hours for eligibility. 100 students named in total. Fast Runners Coyotes clocked at over 40 mph.
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Nelsonville
Rio Grande College
Herman L. Koby
Joyce Ann Davis
Terease Dearth
Cynthia Ann Howard
Koby
FHA Week Set At Miller High
HEMLOCK The Future Homemakers of America chapter at Miller High School will celebrate National FHA Week in March 1925 with activities such as Slave Day Red and White Day Teachers Day and a spring dance Posters with the theme Profiles of Youth will be posted around the school Angela Durst serves as president and other officers include Anna Hill Janie Mehler Pam Glass Rose Kincaid Cindy Duffy and Cheryl Dawson The club advisers are Mrs Margaret Klingler and Mrs Diane Butt FHA is a nationwide non profit self supporting organization of the U S Office of Education and the American Home Economics Association with about 11000 chapters nationwide and headquarters in Washington DC
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Hemlock
Homemakers of America
Miller High School
Angela Durst
Miller High
Anna Hill
Janie Mehler
Pam Glass
Rose Kincaid
Cindy Duffy
Cheryl Dawson
Margaret Klingler
Diane Butt
FHA
U.S. Office of Education Division of Vocational and Technical Education
American Home Economics Association
Washington, DC
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Ted McFadden
Don Meyers
George Shaw
Harry Dickerson
Jim Struckman
Marion Riggs
Jim St. Clair
Ed Dietz
Conrad Diehm
Joe Thomas
Earl Lowe
Herschel Bensenhaver
Bob Sparnow
Jacksonville
Eagles
Rotary
Herschel Bensonhaver
Bob Sparnon
General Revenue
York
Jerry Keesee
Hammond
Ind
L. W. Pilcher
Florida
S. Davis
Nelsonville, Ohio
Gerber
Wiener
Khalars Wieners
Kahn
Kahn’s
Peg
Jemima
Maxwell House
Rome
Winesa
Texas
Davis Brothers
Bankamericard
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