Marion School Stay Closed Proposed By Community
Three Marion Township women asked the Logan City Board of Education to keep Marion Elementary School closed in the fall. The district had planned to reopen the school with five others if the May 2 operational levy passed. The board accepted a survey showing 73 of 125 favored county students remaining in Logan schools but took no action due to insufficient information. The board announced reinstating speech therapy and junior high special education if teachers are available, and seventh eighth grade athletics in September, pending the levy recount. Enrollment expected at 3,200. Dale Walker elected vice president. Carl Risch named to Tri County Vocational Board. Textbooks adopted across grades. resignations filed from three East School teachers. churches to be contacted for extra classroom space. Summer driver education has 35 students paid. summer typing has insufficient signups. Upward-Bound program approved for economically challenged juniors and seniors planning college. Grievance filed by Ralph Hlackston re displacement from custodial supervisor to custodian.
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Logan
Marion Township
Logan City
Board of Elections
Dale Walker
Carl Risch
Tri-County Vocational Board of Education
Cerl Oberlin
Three area high schools honor top seniors at Logan Rotary
Logan Rotary Club honored top senior scholars from Logan Laurelville and Union Furnace high schools. Speeches by Dr. Russell Milliken highlighted students and their grade point averages including Jeff Gerken 4.0 and David Lavinder 3.93. Other honorees were Susan Sommers Cheryl Carr Deborah Shaw and Larry Cooke with GPA figures listed for each student. Margaret Mosure John Cherry Catherine Reynolds Ruth Roth Cheryl Schaal among Laurelville and Union Furnace honorees.
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Logan
Laurelvile
Union Furnace
Logan Rotary Club
Russell Milliken
Center For International Programs
Ohio University
College of Education
Jeff Gerken
Richard Gerken
David Lavinder
Albert Yates
New Strawsville
Susan Sommers
Harold Sommers
Bunnie Hebber
George Heber
West Logan
Joe Goldsberry
Edwin Goldsberry
Cheryl Carr
Paul Carr
Gibsonville
Deborah Shaw
Otto Shaw
Rockbridge
Larry Cooke
George Cooke
New Plymouth
Margaret Mosure
Ralph Mosure
John Cherry
Ralph Cherry
New Pymouth
Laurelville
Catherine Reynolds
Sam. Reynolds
Ruth Roth
Lester Roth
Cheryl Schaal
Glenn Schaal
Larelville
Nelsonville Personal Notices for Harriett Spencer Rites
Weekend guests from multiple towns attended services in South Bend Indiana for Harriett Marie Spencer 90 who died last week. Spencer was an aunt to Mrs Burgess and Mrs Florence Whitmore and often visited Nelsonville.
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Dora Calentine
Jackson Street
Howard Beveridge
Marion
Gerald Karns
Haydenwire
Henry Hazelton
New Lexington
Ray Calentine
Birmingham
Alabama
Jack Joyce
Logan
Arthur G. Burgens
Fayette Street
South Bend
Ind
Harriett Marie Spencer
Spencer
Burgess
Florence Whitmore
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Local Residents
Miss Loretta A Starr Roxanne Frazier and Harvey Ruble Logan Route 2 3 and Delbert Lindsey Logan admitted. Mrs Robert Bond and her son Corning Route 1 dismissed. FBI agent to speak at Logan meeting with roast beef dinner at 6 30 pm.
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Loretta A. Starr
Logan
Roxanne Frazier
Harvey B. Ruble
Delbert J. Lindsey
Robert V. Bond and Son
Corning
FBI
The
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Schultz Gains In Recount For Fourth Ward Seat
Logan-Richard N. Schultz won the Democratic nomina tion for the Fourth Ward council seat by a 94 to 89 recount result over incumbent Roland J. Schorr. Schultz gained four votes after the Board of Elections recount in precincts Logan 4A and 48. The 6-mill school levy vote, approved 2,256 to 1,796, will be recounted tonight at 7 p.m.
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Logan
Richard N. Schultz
Fourth Ward
Board of Elections
Schultz
Rolland J. Schorr
Schorr
Alumni Banquet Sold Out in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Alumni Association President William Mechem announced the alumni banquet on May 27 is a complete sell-out with no tickets left. He urged unused tickets to be returned for redistribution and a list will guide ticket re sales.
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Nelsonville
Wiliam Mechem
Sid
Occupation Interest Survey Set For Fresh Freshmen
Nelsonville Ohio Tri County District Joint Vocational School will survey 900 to 1 000 freshmen this week to determine their occupational, technical and professional interests. Ayres D Costa and Frank Downhour outlined a 300 item inventory to guide district and Ohio Education staff for future vocational planning.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County
Frank Downhour
Tri- County
Oho Department of Education
Ayres D’costa
Downhour
Two Charleston Residents Sentenced in Men's Shop Theft Case
Vernon Lee Crenshaw and Mrs Ivory Gordon pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing two suits from Jeffs Men Shop on Oct 5. Crenshaw received a reduced 60 day jail term, a $300 fine, and three years probation after an original sentence of 1 to 7 years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Gordon got 30 days in jail and a $300 fine, with the sentence suspended. she claimed pregnancy at the time.
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Logan
Charleston
Harley Meyer
Vernon Lee Crenshaw
Ivory Gordon
Jeff
Crenshaw
Ohi
Hocking County
Church Camp Plans From Syracuse Youth Group
Plans were made for attending church camp and a hayride party on the first Friday in June during the Sunday evening meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship Group of the Syracuse Mimi ersville and Forest Run Charge. Doa Baehtel led the program. Teresa Gooch was named chairman for next Sunday. Thirteen members attended with two counselors Opal Kloes and Kenneth Wiegins and Rev. Wendell Stutler.Nelsonville Senior Citizens Club meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Little House Potluck will be served.
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Pomeroy
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Syracuse
Mimersville
Forest Run
Doa Baehtel
Teresa Gooch
Opal Kloes
Kenneth Wiegins
Wendell Stutler
UFO Seen By Visitor Near Point Pleasant
A visitor reported two bright groundlike lights visible on a northern Mason County hill while en route to relatives on a country road. The lights remained as the party investigated before the craft reportedly rose and vanished. In Nel sonville, two Vietnam era service members met briefly on May 9. Spec. 4 Steve Merry and Spec. 4 David Wickman spoke while Berry, at base in the Central Highlands, was assigned to Transportation and Supply, Fourth Division.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Nelsonville
Vietnam
Luther Berry
Steve Merry
David Wickman
James Hickman
Chestnut Street
Berry
Central Highlands
Pheu ‘Ku
Installation Service Honors Nelsonville Emblem Club Officers
More than 100 people attended the Emblem Club No. 97 installation in the Elks ballroom Nelsonville with Mrs Charlotte Brady installed as president succeeding Mrs Gladys Keating. Past Supreme President Mrs Helen Carlson presided and officials from Akron Logan and other cities attended. Special guests included Mayor Earl Willeary and Charles Barrows. A buffet supper followed the formal ceremonies. Births noted include a son born to Mr and Mrs Alton Douglas Shade Route 1 and other local names listed.
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Nelsonville
Emblem Club
Elks
Charlotte Brady
Gladys Keating
Supreme
Helen Carlson
Akron
Rose Regan
Emblem Club 41
Virginia Gano
Logan
Emblem Clubs
Nora Ju Hall
Supreme District Y
Leota Barrows
Earl Willeary
Charles Barrows
Elks Lodge
Cathy
Columbus
Martha Adams
Don Brady
Athens
Jackson
Gallipolis
Ashland
Barberton
German-born theologian named new Union Seminary professor
Rev Bernard Harn, a German-born Catholic moral theologian, is appointed a writing professor at Union Theological Seminary the nation’s oldest interdenominational seminary, beginning next fall.
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New York
Bernard Harn
Union Theological Seminary
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Richard Hall
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Helen Jackson
Harnett Burgess
Ethel Matheny
Jo Winte
Sandra ‘Howe
Betty Lewis
Brady
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Shade Route 1
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Royal Hartman
Ernest Glass
Shirley Grigsby
Virginia Whyte
Nelson
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Shawnee
Florence Dishong
George D. Buchman
Glouster
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