Women's Role Meeting Topic at Alpha Delta Beta Alpha
JACKSON The Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Omicron chapters held a joint meeting with a guest Miss Phyllis Hull state officer stressing involvement at state levels to advance professional interests and empower women educators. Music by Jack and Rachel Warner and a barbershop quartet highlighted the program.
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Jackson
Alpha Dale Ee Beta Alpha - Sta Ijion
Delta Kappa Gamma
Phyllis Hull
Hull
Jack
Rachel Warner
Hope Keller
Helen Plancuff
Lois Hess
Louise
Meigs
Alpha Omicron
Nellie Vale
Avice Frecker
Martha Husted
Rosalie Story
Wyckle Whitley
Parsons
Mary Riebel
Anna Turner
Maxine Whitehead
Olive Paige
Roberta Wilson
Mildred Hawley
Dorothy Woodard
Nellie Parker
Mrs. Philson
Speaking Course Planned at College for Leaders
A speaking course will meet 7 to 9 30 p m Wednesday in the college board room. Spencer S Steenrod will lead and is Berean Community Theater director. The three credit hour course costs 49 50 with registration via Kathy Cone at 753 3591 Ext 210.
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Spencer S. Steenrod
Berean Community Theater
Nelsonville
John Light
Kathy Cone
Arbor Day Planting and West Virginia Garden Club Plan
New Haven garden club members arrange Arbor Day tree planting for April 8 and prepare attendance at the 47th annual West Virginia Garden Club convention at the Greenbrier Hotel White Sulphur Springs with the theme Look to New Horizons. Members Miller Mrs William Gibbs Mrs David Fields Jr and others are named. meetings featured devotions by Mrs Simonton guest speech by Mrs Lee Gibbs and a resignation letter from Miss Debbie Arvidson.
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New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club
West Virginia Garden Club
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Miller
William Gibbs
David Fields Jr
Larry Wiley
Jones
David Simonton
Michael Merritt
Sonn Thorne
Harold
David Russell
Phillip Batey
Tom Hoffman
James Roush
Lee Gibbs
New Haven Garden Club
Debbie Arvidson
Safe’s Owner Sought After Large Find Near Green Two Road
Logan Hocking deputies seek the owner of a large safe found Monday near Green Two Road. Chet Lemon reported the find while mushroom hunting. Ben’s Wrecker Service removed the safe for investigation. In Murray City, a songfest is set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Murray City Wesleyan Church led by Rev. William P. Smith.
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Logan
Hocking
Murray City
William P. Smith
Jackson Principal Endorsed for STRS Board Seat
COLUMBUS The Orneckipal William McDonald endorsed by the 83,000-member DEA for a four-year term on the State Teachers Retirement System board. McDonald, a Jackson native and former DEA president, faces six candidates with an April vote open to all STRS members.
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Columbus
William McDonald
State Teachers Retirement System
STRS
McDonald
DEA
Sally Savage
Jackson
Rio Grande College
Marshall University
Huntington
National Education Association Board of Directors
Dedication and Open House for SECEMS Station in Nelsonville
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services holds dedication at 1 p.m. Saturday with open house until 9 p.m. The renovated SECEMS quarters occupy half of the former hospital garage behind Mount St. Mary Hospital. Visitors reach via the emergency room driveway.
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Nelsonville
Southeast Ohio
William H. Taylor
Secems
Mount St. Mary Hospital
CB Club Plans Break Potluck in Glouster
The 7 11 CB Club met at the club house in Glouster to discuss a coffee break and plan a meeting for Saturday at 7 30 p m. Two new members joined and a fund raising party is set for March 31 with Mrs Rambsel as hostess. Orders from the last party can be picked up that night. The next regular meeting is April 2 with a potluck dinner and all members to bring a covered dish.
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Glouster
CB Club
David Rambsel
Mender Heads Board of Trade Election and Growth Plans
Wilbur Mender was elected governor of the Board of Trade at a noon meeting at the County Joint Vocational School. He named Parkins, Michael Robinson, and Michael Nolan to prepare a brochure while negotiations begin with two small industries considering locating in the city and addressing waterworks plant needs for future growth.
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Nelsonville
Wilbur Mender
Board of Trade
County Joint Vocational School
Mender
Parkins
Michael Robinson
Michael Nolan
Bank Speaker Teaches Loan Basics and Finances to Class
President of Bank Speaker School led a session last Thursday on loan procedures from application to interest calculation. Debbie Bowers and Robinson covered checking accounts and bank credit cards with students accompanied by Ms. Bowers. The event was arranged by Miss Jackie borne, career development coordinator.
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Debbie Bowers
Robinson
Jackie Borne
Ohio State University
Columbus
the Davis
Sandy Mitchell
Jim Runyon
Betty Stump
Janie Thompson
Rocky Tolliver
Ms. Bowers
VFW
Vinton High Band Plans 85 New Uniforms Purchase
The Vinton County High School band will buy 85 new uniforms for 1977-78 at 158 dollars each from Demoulin Brothers Uniform Co. Donations welcome via Nanette Rowe or booster president Erstine Huntley. Booster dinner to raise funds Friday evening at the Community Building features the high school jazz band.
Ninth graders map occupations through local speakers
Oth Graders study occupational choices as social studies teachers John Kirk and Craig Nixon lead students through 15 U S Office of Education job clusters. Local speakers from Hocking County, a research project, and Tri County Career Development support foster information on duties and entry requirements. A Lenten service tonight at 7 30 in Glouster First Baptist features Rev Jim Onslaer.
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Logan
John Kirk
Craig Nixon
Hocking County
Kirk
Nixon
U.S. Office of Education
Mona Breining
Ohio National Guard
Carol Caudill
Alfonso Gay
Interstte
Tri-County
Hartman
Logan City
Athens-Hocking-Perry County
Glouster
Glouster First Baptist Church
Jim Onslaer
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Jacksonville
Trimble Township
Vinton High Band
McArthur
Wellston High School
Heidi Beck
Bobbi Jo Ervin
Julie Nigh
Bowman ’S Dept. Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Plains, Ohio
Public Square
Ohio
Recce
Desireayer San Seay
Apacbock Radio
Radio Shack
Athens
Tandy Corpo
Fey
Avanans
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