Citizens Halt Mason School Board Meeting by Protest
Citizens prevent Mason County Board of Education from holding its 7:30 p.m. session as press and about 50 demonstrators refuse to leave. Fire marshal limits room to 12. noise ends after midnight with police escorting reporters from the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hyre
Point Pleasant
Mason County Board of Educaton
Tose
Earl Keefer
Brooks Smith
Keefer
Smith
Ray Thornton
Ciruzens For Better Schools Committee
Births at Holzer Medical Center listed by families
A long list of birth announcements at Holzer Medical Center names numerous families from Middleport Gallipolis Leon and nearby areas. The notices include the newborns gender and parental names and residences. Many entries include mothers' names with surnames and accompanying infants.
Local Harvest Hurdles Injuries Reported At Homes
Point Pleasant resident Richard Kent, 15, lost two toes in a lawn mower accident at home and is hospitalized at Holzer Hospital. Gallipolis Ferry’s Lula Lewis, 86, fell at home and fractured her right hip and is a Holzer patient. Hamden’s William Depue, 51, fell at his home and fractured his right ankle, also at Holzer Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Richard Kent
New Haven
Holzer Hospital
Lula Lewis
Gallipolis Ferry
Holzer
Wiliam V. Depue
Hamden
Route 1
Meigs High Band Concert Set Friday
The Meigs High School Symphonic Band, directed by David Bowen with Glen Shaw assisting, will perform Friday at the Middleport High School Auditorium. The program features marches, popular tunes, and a Civil War suite including The New Colonial March Festive Irish Tune from County Derry and Battle pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs High
Middleport
Meigs High School
Middleport High School
David Bowen
Hall
Nelhybel
Banderas
Palmer-Hughes
McBeth
County
Derry
Grainger
Sherman
Grandman
Meigs Local Board OKs Non Teaching Contracts
Meigs Local School board approved two year contracts for bus mechanics and drivers, cooks, and continued contracts for staff including Alma Smith Joyce Vance and others. They accepted resignations, noted retirements, and set a joint meeting with Meigs County to discuss reading materials and state school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Jones
Meigs
Middleport
John T. Fischer
Dwight Carl
Buster Barrett
Don Cotterill
Raymond Cotterill
Junior Durst
Virgil King
Amos Tillis
Lee Wood Alma Smith
Joyce Vance
Bernice Garnes
Mildred Humphreys
Frances Triplet
Aaron Zahl
Wilma Mees
Pomeroy Elementary
Austin Phillips
Meigs OAPSE Cited For Membership Hike
The Meigs County chapter of the Ohio Association of Public School Employes received an award for the largest membership percentage gain at the annual Cleveland meeting. Vernon Weber accepted the honor for a 48-member paid group as more than 600 voting members attended the four day session at the Sheraton. The assembly sets policies for the statewide body covering transportation cafeteria personnel clerks and custodians with seminars and discussions on member concerns. Other Meigs officers are Helen Quivey secretary Maxine Arnold vice president and Katharine Swanson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County
OAPSE
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Cleveland
Vernon Weber
Sheraton
The
Legislative Assembly
Meigs
Helen Quivey
Maxine Arnold
Katherine Swanson
School Calendar Adopted for 1969 70 by Board
Local School Board of Education adopted the following 1969 70 calendar with 180 teaching days and two teachers meetings. Key dates include August 28 meeting of new teachers and August 29 teachers meeting. First day of school September 2 and Christmas to New Year break10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs Local School Board of Education
Stanley Able To Be Tried In Incest Case
The court received a written report from Dr Margaret Ross stating John Stanley Mason does not require hospitalization and can be tried. Indicted for incest of his 11 year old daughter, he pleaded guilty earlier and underwent mental evaluation. He is deemed able to stand trial and will face sentencing on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Margaret Ross
State Commission of Public Institutions
John. Stanley
Mason
Stanley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens’ Group
Mason School Board
Leonard Brown
Ted Stevens
Harry Siders
Bill Withers
Superintendent Smith
Gary Conley
Athens Messenger
Jean Warner
Virginia Pancake
Point Pleasant Register
Doddee Foran
Gallipolis Tribune
Amalgamated Transit Union
John J. Fry
Robert Spencer
Gallipolis
Phillip L. Pope
Thomas M. Wilson
Leon
George Ball
Joseph Blackburn
Bernard Boggs
Robert Burnett
William Campbell
Fred Casto
Terrence D. Dennis
Clarence Garnes
Sherry Harvey
Edward Henderson
William Hurt
Walter Jenkins
Charles Jones
Mabel Jones
William King
Vernon Lee
Hollis Mayo
Charles Mullins
Donna Pasko
Charles Roberts
Bacyle Sayre
Charles Straight
Ernest Thompson
Eric Thoren
Donald Bell
Steven Bush
Ida Jane McGown
Levi Adkins
Debra Bartlett
Shelia Ann Colley
Theodore Croy
James Davis
J. Garland
Leland Greene
Mattie Hudson
Harry Huston
Stephanie McCarty
Helen Moore
Vickie Nott
Robert L. Plymore
Hazel Russell
Sherri Russell
Don Smith Jr
Letie Spencer
Avis Stone
Clarence Turley
Talton Watts
William Webb
M. Claire Wellington
George Bennett
Clarence Burkhart
April Chadwick
Michael Comer
Kurt Doss
Randolph Fraley
James Grose
Virgie Hatfield
Robert Heugel
Garner Hubbard
Laura Kerwood
Ralph Koehl
Harley McWilliams
Lectie Miller
Gene Mullins
Charles A. Murray
Lora Newrahner
Elma Norman
Lon Northup
Glenn H. Powell
Darwin Robbins
Thurman Sellards
Herbert Shields
Herbert A. Smith
Linda J. Smith
Howard Terry
Jackie Welker
Larry Wiley
Buel Worley
Ronald Wright
Thurman C. Young
Edwin Schater
Warwick
Constantino
Gersh
Int
Battaglia
Glen Shaw
Meigs Local Board
Salisbury Elementary
Louise Radford
Bedford School
George Hargraves
Leda Mae Krauetter
Meigs Local Teachers Association
Eleanor Zeiher
Lippincott
Pomeroy
Hargraves
Ohio
Meigs Local High School
Rutland Gym
Rutland
Bill Coy
Arnold Grate
Headquarters For Work Shoes
Wolverine
ACME
Justin Hartley
Elberfelds
Athens
F.D.I.C
Ethe Athens
Athens National Bank
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