Vinton County to Close Children Home
Vinton County will discontinue the operation of its Children Home after the current school term. Wards will be housed in foster homes with six of seven children from one family moving to a Veterans Administration facility in Xenia and the remaining 18 year old placed locally. The home has cost 18 000 to 20 000 annually, not funded by state or federal funds. Negotiations seek a convalescent center or nursing home in the building to create income. Some land may become industrial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Glen L. Peters
Veterans Administration
Xenia
Coe Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Carbon Hill
An open house honors Mr and Mrs Rufus Coe of Carbon Hill. The event is hosted Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Lehman. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Rufus Coe
Robert Lehman
Carbon
Poston PTO Sees Graduates at Elementary Term End
In Nelsonville the May Poston Elementary PTO meeting celebrated the kindergarten graduation under Mrs. Ramona Carter. Rosemary Evans was elected PTO treasurer succeeding Mary Grinstead. The Fall Festival is slated for Nov. 6. Mrs. Carter’s class won the room count with 31 parents present. Refreshments were by Future Teachers of America led by Lissa Galvin et al.
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Nelsonville
Poston Elementary Pto
Ramona Carter
Rosemary Evans
PTO
Mary Grinstead
Liquor board clerk charged after two whisky sips
Seattle AP Virgil F. Smith, 61, faced two counts of petty larceny after surveillance captured him removing a bottle from a whisky case, taking a sip, and returning it. The incident occurred May 10 in a State Liquor Board warehouse, witnessed by board chairman Jack C. Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Jack C. Hood
Hood
Liquor Board
Virgil F. Smith
Board approves plan and hires for county schools
Vinton County Board of Education met Monday night to adopt a business procedures resolution and set a five day advance request requirement for topics. The board approved 149 graduating seniors, accepted resignations from Lucille Rogers and Nancy Rishel, and hired Cynthia McAlister as substitute teacher and Sharon Remy as aide for the year. The next meeting is June 15 at 7 p.m. at the county school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Lucille Rogers
Nancy Rishel
Cynthia McAlister
Sharon Remy
Logan Lions Cheer Club Names Mae Campbell Recipient
Mae Campbell the recipient for this week's Lions Cheer Club bouquet. She has been an invalid for three years and lives with her daughter at 450 Henrietta Ave. Send cards to cheer her. suggest future candidates to Freeman's Greenhouse at 873 E Front St Logan. Murray City kindergarten class graduation set for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lions Cheer Club
Mae Campbell
Murray City
Notice of Appointment in two Athens County estates
Notices announce Laura B. Cooperider as executrix of Mary E. Chase estate and Lulu E. Hoskins as executrix of Alonzo B. Figgins estate in Athens County. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated May 14 1971.
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Mary E. Chase
Laura B. Cooperider
Azelda Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Mary E. Chase de Second
Albany
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division
Alonzo B. Figgins
Lulu E., Hoskins
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
Residents seek status check on alley at Glenwood and Warner
Six residents from North Wood and Warner Avenue area attend Logan City Council to demand clarity on an alley that may not always be open. Streets and alleys committee set Friday at 4 30 p m to investigate.
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Logan
North Wood
Warner Avenue
Glenwood Drive
Warner
Ed Dalton
Evans Hand
F. E. Roe
Ohio Power Co
Roe
Ser
Chase
Roy Kelch
Safety Committee
Finance Committee
James Irvine
Loomis
Front Street
Re Zoning Plea Sparks Public Hearing in Logan
A public hearing on re zoning Hartman Farm from M-1 to R-3 was held in Logan City Council chambers. Milton Knoll of Realty Development Co. outlined a plan for three colonial style apartment buildings totaling 85 units with two parking spaces per unit and rents from 55 to 79 dollars. The mayor supported zoning changes, noting no conflict with elderly housing. The case moves to a June 3 special meeting and June 8 for possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hartman Farm
E. Front Street
Realty Development Co
Milton Knoll
Coshocton
Robert Weakley
Newark
Earl Shurtz
Granville
Logan Clay Products Co
Knoll
Metropolitan Housing Commission
Tom Gray
Richard Hall
Niemann Fined For Resisting Arrest in Hocking County
Logan Carl Niemann of Route 2 was found guilty of resisting arrest after a day-long trial in Hocking County Court. Judge James Stilwell imposed a $100 fine plus $193.60 costs. The case stemmed from deputies serving a warrant over unattended dead cows on Niemann’s property.
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Logan
Carl Niemann
Amanda Route 2
Hocking
James Stilwell
Niemann
Hocking County
Alice Hartman
Joanne Vaughn
Roy Kneece
Ralph Cherry
Norma Geiger
Robert L. Vasco
Gerald B. Flowers
James C. Cottrill
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Vinton
Children’s
Messenger
George Lovell
Route 93
Lowry Base
James R. Richards Jr
James R. Richards Sr
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lowry Afb
Colo
Richards
Logan Senior High School
Coes
Poston Pto
Cornell University
Seattle
State Liquor Board
Hush — Puppies
Wolverine
Main Street
Logan, Ohio
McARTHUR — The _ Vinton
Ruth Wilkinson Logan
Roy Loomis
Dalton
Recreation Department
Pur
General Fund For Civil Defense
Sewer Revenue Fund
Bill Robb
Kelch
Kesterson
Chestnut ST
Porter House
Ecole
Filberts
J. H. Filbert, Inc
Southwestern
Tan, Yg
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