Contingency Budget Adopted by Tri-County CAA Trustees
The Tri-County Community Action Agency approved a $51 121 contingency budget for 1974 75 funded by a $51 121 Ohio grant with a $12 780 local share and a 200 percent program match. If federal funds disappear after June 30 1974 up to 24 of 29 OEO staff could lose jobs. five top administrators plus 18 program supervisors remain under other funding. About 20 trustees attended with additional rent requests of $200 monthly from Athens Perry and Hocking counties and new personnel policy restricting hiring relatives in supervisory or board roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Tri- County
Roger McCauley
Ohio General Assembly
Frank Hare
Columbus
Office of Economic Opportunity
Caas
Ohio
Tri-County
CAA
McCauley
OEO
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Appalachian Regional Commission
Department of Labor
Boards of
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Sugar Creek
Congress
Paving Of Streets Ordered In Logan
Logan city council meets to authorize the director of service and safety to advertise for bids and contract with the lowest responsible bidder for street resurfacing work. All council members attend the special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Director of Service and Safety
City council approves street work bids and expansions
The council authorized bids and contracts for improvements by shooting and chipping on several streets including Norwood Avenue and Main Street, and by rebuilding gutters on North Mulberry Street. The measures passed unanimously with Mayor Haney and Service Director Loomis present, and Ed Dalton praised for the new flag purchase by Dean Collison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Avenue
East Main Street
North Mulberry Street
West Angle Avenue
Wood Street
Glenwood Drive
West Street
Iron Street
Motherwell Avenue
Short Avenue
Hocking Avenue
South Furnace Street
Weis Avenue
High Street
M. B. Haney
Roy Loomis
Ed Dalton
Dean Collison
Trimble Local honors 12 all A’s and 39 on honor roll
Twelve Trimble Local High School students earned all A’s for the fifth six weeks. An additional 39 students made the honor roll with the listed seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen named for A and B grades combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Trimble
Thomas J. Witchner
Randy Hooper
LaVerne Kittle
Jackie Kolbe
Christi Carey
Lucinda Covella
Kathy Echstenkamper
Mike Fleming
Leann Zimmer
Cathy Angle
Peter Grubbs
David Withem
Jody Richards
Eric Bingman
Barbara Kovach
Wayne Lent
Lester Neel
George Pallo
Tim Seevers
Bill Weeks
Cindy Andrews
Lynda Andrews
Dino Cardaras
Becky Cartwright
Kathy Dixon
Christy Drake
David Hartley
Lorrie Hupp
Kelly Irwin
Rodney King
Wayne Kolbe
Jeanne
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Update
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list patients including Ray Crosser of Nelsonville Route 2 and John Bunthoff of New Straitsville. Transfers: David Kinser to Mercy Hospital Columbus and Arthur Hanning to University Hospital Columbus. Also named are Mrs Phyllis Maurer John Heller Mrs Gladys Good Otis Bethel Clarence Waldron Creola and Mrs Mable Auflick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Crosser
Nelsonville
John Bunthoff
New Straitsville
Mable Auflick
Phyllis Maurer
Otis Bethel
McArthur
Clarence Waldron
Creola
David Kinser
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Arthur Hanning
University Hospital
John Heller
Gladys Good
Nelsonville Hires Summer Recreation Staff and Sets Pool Fees
The Nelsonville City Recreation Commission hired staff for the summer program. Tommy McMannis becomes recreation director and pool manager, Gil Voigt assistant director, and Virgil Grandy women’s athletic director. Lifeguards are Kathy Jewell Kurt Inman and John Johnson. Pool attendants include Teresa Dupler Brenda Grandy and Joe Koker. Daily admissions are 30 cents for children and 60 cents for adults. season tickets 18 dollars family 10 dollars adult 7 dollars children. Commissioners plan to meet with staff to discuss summer policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kathy Jewell
Kurt Inman
John Johnson
Teresa Dupler
Brenda Grandy
Joe Koker
Nelsonville York 4-H Plans Skating Party Discussion
The Nelsonville York Livestock 4-H group meets Saturday at Alan Adams's Connett Road home to discuss a skating party set for May 31. Members plan details and activities for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York
Methodist Women Study Lily at Glouster Church Meet
United Methodist Women of Glouster Church gathered at Mrs. Harold Vaughn’s home Kendall Walnut Hill. They discussed attending Athens First United Methodist Church Annual Spring Luncheon May 14 and to reserve via Mrs. Richard Guinther. A donation to Otterbein Home Lebanon was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
United Methodist Women
Harold Vaughn
Walnut Hill
Harold Wilson
First United Methodist Church of
Catholic Women Plan Annual Memorial Day Dinner
A meeting of the Catholic Women's Club of St. Patrick's Church in Buchtel was led by President Barbara McDonald with Father Norbert Connelly opening the session. Plans were made for the annual Memorial Day chicken dinner to be held May 27.
Births at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mrs Ronald K Hill of Vinton and Mr Michael Smith of Logan welcomed a daughter and a son respectively. Also listed are Mrs Donald Anguish Shawnee Mrs Thomas Moore Rockbridge Mrs Richard Klinger Lancaster and Mrs Donald Morman Nelsonville along with several others and a newborn daughter to Douglas C Stanley and Rose C Molihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald K. Hill
Vinton
Michael Smith
Logan
Donald Anguish
Shawnee
Thomas Moore
Rockbridge
Richard Klinger
Lancaster
Donald Morman
Nelsonville
Helen Wolfe
Douglas C. Stanley
Rose C. Molihan
Sylvia Nelson
Stacy Beougher
Louise Chambers
David Volmer
Wilner S. Jackson
County hearing weighs subdivision rules and airport hangar plan
Vinton County commissioners heard two objections to proposed subdivision regulations on roads and density. Arlo Chatfield warned the rules imply deed changes and excessive federal influence. Construction of the county airport hangar was discussed with supervisor Donnie Goodwin, who proposed a new two month contract at 3.50 per hour plus 500 toward a 2000 compensation, plus 1000 after completion. Ground breaking for a multi county juvenile detention center near Chillicothe is set for May 21 at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
County Planning Commission
Arlo L. Chatfield
McArthur
Commission
Raymond Cottrill
Glenn Peters
Chagfield
Vinton County
Chatfield
Planning Commission
Donnie Goodwin
Goodwin
Owen Harper
Sheriff's Department
Robert Bethel
Chillicothe
Emblem Club Will Install New Officers
Emblem Club No. 97 will install officers Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Elks Home on Hocking Street. Supreme President Angie Claus will preside with Supreme Marshall Ann Hinshaw assisting. A cocktail hour is from 7 to 8 p.m. followed by a buffet. All members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Emblem Club No. 97
Elks
Hocking Street
Supreme
Angie Claus
Betas To Meet POMEROY Preceptor Beta Chapter
The Betas to meet Thursday at 7 15 p m at Mrs James O Brien home in Pomeroy. The Ritual of Jewels ceremony will be held and new officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
James O’brien
Golden Rule Calls Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday
The Golden Rule Calls meeting at First United Methodist Church moves from Wednesday to Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The gathering will be hosted at Mrs. Frances Stage’s home, 727 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
Frances Stage
Walnut St
Logan-Hocking Library Adopts Shorter Summer Hours
Logan-Hocking County District Library trustees vote to cut hours starting June 1 with specific daily open times and a Thursday closure. Mrs. Frances Miller announces summer reading starts June 12 and bookmobile stops may vary. The board approves selling the Feik estate house if assets permit. Circulation and pay details follow with minimum wage changes for part timers. The next meeting is June 3 at the main library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Frances Miller
Collison
Feik
Logan Elm District
Library Board
Glouster Personal News Mixed With Health And Local Whitings
Glouster residents report wintering in Bonita Springs Florida and returning home. Miss Donna Rodgers visits recovering from flu at the Bryson home. Grandson Alan Rae Hall recovering from severe injuries after a Williamsburg Virginia crash and will be in traction for three weeks before bone setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bryson
Bonita Springs
Fla
Donna Rodgers
Williamsburg General Hospital
Marlin King
Crooksville
Roger Kittle
Maplewood
Glouster
Athens County Retired Teachers Association
Trimble
Hocking County Court Faces Several Gross Neglect of Duty Claims
In Hocking County Common Pleas Court Otto C. Opperman of Logan sues Jo Ann Opperman for gross neglect of duty. Sonja Sutton Maguire of Logan Route 1 sues Reginald D. Maguire of Oklahoma City for gross neglect of duty. Alice Riddle of Laurelville Route 2 sues Dwight D. Riddle for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto C. Opperman
Logan
Jo Ann Opperman
Sonja Sutton Maguire
Reginald D. Maguire
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alice Riddle
Laurelville
Dwight D. Riddle
Glouster Alumni Association Plans Banquet Evening
The Glouster Hollister JT Alumni Association will meet Doug Juniper Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the North Westfall Insurance Agency. Juniper to MC the banquet and seeks ideas for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster, Hollister
Doug Juniper
North Westfall Insurance Agency
Juniper
OdriNex weight loss claim ad with guarantee
An advertisement touts OdriNex as the most effective nonprescription reducing aid. It promises weight loss of 5 to 20 pounds and claims a money back guarantee with no questions asked. The ad targets women coast to coast and is sold by ATAU.
Beltone Free Hearing Aid Offer Promises Tiny Model
An ad in Chicago announces a free non operating Beltone hearing aid model for those who hear but struggle to understand words. The ultra light unit weighs under a third of an ounce and requires no ear wires, with no cost or obligation. Mail to Dept 9738, Beltone Electronics, 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Bellone Electronics
Vicoria Street
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Syracuse University
Lloyd Flaum
New Jersey
Syracuse
N.Y
Clifton
N.J
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Board of Trustees
Human Resource Development Division
HRDD
Department of Economic and Community Development
Hare
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Earl F. Radcliffe
Modern Woodmen OF America
Ialee
Wilson Baker
S. Court St. 2Nd Fir
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
County Highway Department
Emblem Club
Betas
Logan-Hocking
Winnie White
Betty Rose
Helen Dennison
Mable LeFever
Sibyl Kurtzman
Pauline Myers
Jane Wintersteen
Merle Danford
Wahneta Exenkamper
Carrye Bridges
Connie Brown
Lucile Grubbs
Mary Helen Rose
Esta Haskins
O’bleness
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Atau
REVCO
KitchenAid
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