Extension Office Move Delay Seen in Hocking County
Hocking County commissioners discussed possible delays in moving the agriculture extension office from the courthouse and potential space availability after the move. They considered salary needs for clerks, a sewer problem in Haydenville, and related office space questions while approving several county bill payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Agriculture Extension
Hocking
Columbus
Thelma Keyes
Haydenville
Fly up ceremony held for Nelsonville Blue Birds group
Ten members of the Happy Helpers Blue Birds took part in a fly-up ceremony at the Little House Myers Street. The girls formed a circle around a table with candies and lit a candle as they recited Camp Fire Girls, then sang Sing Blue Bird Sing and received certificates patches and scarfs. New members listed include Marilyn Altier Brenda Bruce Marty Barrows Giona Evans Colleen Pritchard Amy Monk Angela McDonald Melissa Clark Sarah Hubble and Karen Williams. Leaders were Mrs Shirley Altier and Mrs Barbara Bruce. Parents attended and punch and cookies were served. A re-enactment is planned Friday at 5 30 p m with an Athens Blue Bird group as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Happy Helpers Blue Birds
Little House
Myers Street
Camp Fire
Marilyn Altier
Brenda Bruce
Marty Barrows
Giona Evans
Colleen Pritchard
Amy Monk
Angela McDonald
Melissa Clark
Sarah Hubble
Karen Williams
Blue Birds
Shirley Altier
Barbara Bruce
Blue Bird
Athens
Nelsonville Lions sell advance Hoxie Brothers Circus tickets
Nelsonville Lions Club continues advance sales for the Hoxie Brothers Circus on Memorial Day. Advance tickets cost 1 dollar, with half going to the Light Fund. Day-of tickets are 1.50 for adults and 1.25 for children at the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Lions Club
Hoxie Brothers Circus
Baird
Lions
Nick Sanborn
Local Births Noted in Glouster and Nearby Towns
A list of newborns and admissions includes a son for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bycofski of Glouster and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs Jack Baker of Athens. Other entries name multiple families and individuals across Nelsonville Logan Thurman Bay Willis New Straitsville Haydenville The Plains Murray City Victor Oakley and Arthur Lewis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Bycofski
Glouster
Jack Baker
Athens
Dorothy Johnson
Nelsonville
Raleigh Sinnott
Logan
Thurman Bay Bush
Willis Cheetham
New Straitsville
Jonathan Oliver
Haydenville
King Kelly
Della Jago
Trimble
Rolland Swart
Jacqueline Bolen
Lola Pettit
Edward Phelps
Mary Ale Hunter
the Plains
Cheryl Ann Thompson
New Marshfield
Walter Shuttleworth
Murray City
Hocking Valley Community Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Dennis McCune of Logan and Mrs Edward Loftus of Jackson admitted. Mrs Louise Rutgers of New Straits ville admitted. Mrs Edna Cooksey discharged. Edward Muflman, 24, listed under mocking license. Kingston furnace repe and Jaret Sue Hart noted. Lovrewire Geneva Electric Circleville referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McCune
Logan
Edward Loftus
Jackson
Louise Rutgers
New Straitsville
Edward Muflman
Kingston Furnace Repe
Jaret
Sue Hart
Lovrewire
Geneva
Electric
Circleville
Eight Named To Operate Logan Pool
Logan city Recreation Committee named the season staff for the Logan pool. May 30 openings and a June 7 return to daily operation were announced with Audrey Townsend as manager assisted by Kathy Nunnalty. Guards include Mel Brooker David Rechenwaldt and Kendra Dennis. Monna Harris sells tickets Mary Chute and Charles Klingenberg supervise the basket room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
City Recreation Committee
Audrey Townsend
Kathy Nunnalty
Mel Brooker
David Rechenwaldt
Kendra Dennis
Monna Harris
Mary Chute
Charles Klingenberg
Logan Aide Workshop On Exceptional Chil dren Ethics And Reality Therapy
Logan City Schools teacher aides attended a HAPSEC sponsored in service workshop at the HAPSEC offices. James Short discussed identifying exceptional children and Reality Therapy, followed by a Q and A session. Ralph Grieco demonstrated audiovisual equipment and Dick Cumberland outlined HAPSEC services. A second workshop is planned for next week. Attendees included Deborah Shaw Sandi White Martha Wolfe Joyce Johnston Down May Vera Van Sickle Donna Irvine Carolyn Johnston Louise McBroom Helen Elchert Billy Joyce Harry Murphy Steve Carpenter and others.
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Logan
Logan City
Hapsec
James Short
Ralph Grieco
Dick Cumberland
Harold Smith
Sandi White
Enterprise
Martha Wolfe
Maxville
Joyce Johnston
Green
Down
Carolyn Johnston
Louise McBroom
Helen Elchert
Central
Billy Joyce Harry Murphy
West Bury
Steve Carpenter
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Two Local Inductees Depart For Columbus Fort Hayes
Stephen W. Rieder and Freddy M. Smith left by bus this morning for induction into the Armed Forces at Fort Hayes Columbus. The inductees were given New Testaments by the Gideon International Bible Society and gift boxes by the Adult Education Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Stephen W. Rieder
Freddy M. Smith
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Gideon International Bible Society
Logan Poppy Days Set Friday And Saturday
The fiftieth anniversary of the America Legion Auxiliary Poppy Days will be observed in Logan on Friday and Saturday May 16 and 17. Red Memorial Poppies will be worn to honor servicemen who died in World Wars I and II, Korea, and Vietnam, with proceeds aiding veteran rehabilitation and child welfare locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
America Legion Auxiliary
Ohio Power Co
Rockbridge Garden Club
American Legion
R. A. Anthony
Ameri Wa
Europe
Young pupil Harry Barber plays national anthem at Nelsonville PTO
In Nelsonville Elementary School, pupil Harry Barber Jr played the national anthem at the opening of the PTO meeting. He also performed with the saxophone group during the program. Miss Kathryn McCoy directs the elementary band. Twig Four Mount St Mary Hospital Guild to meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in the hospital coffee shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harry Barber, Jr
Young Barber
Kathryn McCoy
Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hospital
Transfer Of Funds Is Asked
Starr Washington Board of Education asks an $8,500 advance from the auditor to cover general fund operating expenses. It approves joint purchase of classroom and office supplies with Hocking Athens and Perry districts and hires staff including Clara Mac Redd lunchroom worker and Charles MacGlothlin custodian. Four bus drivers are hired and bids approved for bus contracts. The library program under Title II is funded at $421.60 for elementary materials. The Starr Washington Junior Senior Prom is set for Friday with about four seniors expected to graduate.
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Union Furnace
Starr Washington Board of Education
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Clara Mac Redd
Charles MacGlothlin
Oscar Cline
Homer Trowbridge
Max Mclothlin
Mae Cherry
Marion Riggs
Logan
Wayne Body
Reynolds Co
Columbus
Starr-Washington
City Council to Meet Wednesday in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville City Council will hold its postponed May session Wednesday at 7 p.m. in council chambers. Mayor Far Hilleary will report on his conference with officials from the Ohio Water Development Department and the Ohio Office of Appalachia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Far Hilleary
Ohio Water Development Department
Ohio Office of Appalachia
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Plains
Ohio
Sor
Tarda
Sre
Fairmont Ice
Honover — Cut
Starkist
Clarion
Jinieart
Chuck
Jer
Birdseye
Breholsum
Leeves
Strietmann
Nabisco Vanilla
Maine
the Messenger
Samuel Metcalf
Victor Oakley
Watson Wolfe
Mary Bullock
Arthur Lewis
Margaret Mackey
James Cross
Raymond Humphrey
Cottrill
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Edna Cooksey
Logan Pool
Hocking River
George W Lovell
Deborah Shaw
West Logan Elementary School
Wheelin
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Dealin’ At
C & E Hardware Center
Richland Ave
C & E Food Center
City Council
Bankamericard
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