Motel, Restaurant School Planning Faces Hurdles
Tri County Vocational School plans for a motel restaurant and convention center were called premature by Superintendent Thomas C. Porter. Legal funding questions and state and federal approvals pause construction despite interest from a national chain and Appalachian funds.
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Nelsonville
Tri- County Vocational School and Technical Center
Thomas C. Porter
Porter
Tn- County
Tri-County
Appalachian
Tri
Technical Institute
Alumni Banquet Tickets Sold for Nel sonville High School
Nelsonville High School alumni association announces limited banquet tickets for its 91st annual event. Dinner at 6 30 pm Saturday in TriCounty Vocational High School cafeteria with a dance at Elks Ballroom. Spencer Steenrod of Toms River NJ to host ceremonies at 9 30 pm. Tickets available at Wilson's Davis Grocery Hoffman’s Appliance Kuhn's Clothing Foster's Drugs Peoples Bank and the Electric Company.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School Alumni Association
Bob Wilson
TriCounty Vocational High School
Elks Ballroom
Spencer Steenrod
Tom's River
New Jersey
Wilson's
Davis Grocery
Hoffman's Applance
Kuhn's Clothing
Foster’s Drugs
The
Peoples’ Bank
Electric Company
Parish Bible School Plans Set for June 1969
Chauncey and nearby churches in the Hocking Valley Parish announce Vacation Bible School sessions in June 1969. Greens Run starts June 9 with 68 pm classes and a Friday closing program. Taylor Ridge runs June 9 to 14. Trimble runs June 16 to 20. Chauncey on June 23 to 27. Millfield churches share a June 23 to 29 program with a final service June 29 at 10 30 a.m.
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Chauncey
Hocking Valley
Greens Run Christian Church
Taylor Ridge
Chauncey Christian Church
Millfield Christian Church
Millfield United Methodist Church
Millfield
Honors Set for Seniors at Multiple Churches
The Hocking Valley Parish will present Bibles to seniors during Sunday worship. On June 1, seniors will be honored at Trimble Christian Church at 9 a.m., Greens Run at 10 a.m., and Chauncey Christian at 11 a.m. On June 8, Taylor Ridge will honor at 10 a.m. and Millfield Christian at 10:50 a.m. The Rev. Paul A. Johnson will make the presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hocking Valley
Trimble Christian Church
Greens Run Christian Church
Chauncey Christian Church
Taylor Ridge
Millfield Christian Church
Paul A. Johnson
Alumni Event in Glouster Opens With Banquet and Dance
The Glouster Hollister Alumni Association hosts its annual banquet Saturday at Trimble School at 6 30 p m. Tickets are 3 per person from Richard Guinther. A dance with Ray Cincone and Band of Columbus follows at 9 p m in the Glouster gym, admission 2. Combo tickets 9 from listed organizers. A final meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p m in Glouster High School cafeteria.
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Glouster
JT Hollister
Trimble
Richard Guinther
Ray Cincone
Band of Columbus
Julia Olbers
Barbara Mingus
Mary Cardaras
Jon Holbert
Bill Parker
Harold Rainey
Jo Lavon Alderman
Alumni Association
Glouster High School
Salvation Army Chauncey drive tallies 142 families
A Chauncey Salvation Army fund drive reports 142 participating families and 135.85 raised. Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. John thank donors and visitors while noting the amount is below prior years, limiting aid to fewer families. Rev. John chairs the service unit with Mrs. Johnson as treasurer.
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Chauncey
Salvation Army
Paul A. John
Mr. Johnson
Nelsonville Club Meetings Schedule
The Camp Fire Girls Executive Committee will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Little House. Valley Lodge No 169 Knights of Pythias will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Pythian Hall. Eudora Chapter No 72 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with a 6 p m potluck. bring a covered dish and own table service.
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Camp Fire Girls
Little House Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Eudora Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sidewalk Bicycling Rules Warned by Police Chief
Police Chief Max Valkinburg told Monday night that sidewalk bicycling must stop due to hazards to pedestrians. He said violators will have their bicycles confiscated, as youngsters ride fast and carelessly in several areas, endangering elderly walkers.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Drunk Driver Fined and Jailed in Nelsonville
James Robert Tignor of 1208 Poplar St appeared in Mayor Hilleary’s court on driving while intoxicated and for left of center. He pled guilty to both counts, was fined 150 dollars plus costs, jailed three days, license suspended 30 days, and fined 15 dollars plus costs on the second count for drunken driving.
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Nelsonville
James Robert Tignor
Poplar St
Earl Hilleary
Tignor
Muriel Ballard
E. Columbus Street
Jack Fllis Rutter
Clinton St
Jake E. Wogan
Brown Ave
Athens
Work Party and Bake Sale Cover Nelsonville Events
Tri County Wranglers Riding Club members host a work party at State Route 33 arena to prep for a Sunday horse show. A bake sale at Kroger Market on Thursday raises funds for Nelsonville York high school band trip to New Jersey. Lions Club donates 50 dollars to the same trip fund. Lacrosse becomes varsity at Michigan State in 1970.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County Wranglers
Nelsonville Lions Club
New Jersey
Nelsonville-York
Michigan State
York Nelsonville GOP Club installs new president
Seventy five members and guests attended the York Nelsonville Republican Club meeting as Violet Hollenbaugh was installed president by William Howe. Leonard Critcher became vice president and Jody Lee secretary with Margaret Forbes as treasurer. local leaders and Young Republican affiliates present.
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Nelsonville
York-Nelsonville
Republican Club
William Howe
Athens County Board of Elections
Violet Hollenbaugh
Leonard Critcher
Jody Lee
Margaret Forbes
Young Republican Club
Edward Robe
Athens County
James Shipman
County Republicans
Robe
Shipman
Athens
Hollenbaugh
Jack Anastas
Anastas
New Alumni Association Planned For NY Grads
Nelsonville York City High School graduates may form a distinct alumni group. Barbara Downhour announced a meeting for 1968 and 1969 seniors Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The consolidation of districts ended ties to older associations and spurred talks on a dedicated Nelsonville York City alumni body.
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NY Grads
Nelsonville
Nelsonville- York City
Barbara Downhour
Buchtel
Nelsonville City
York
Buchtel- York
Nelsonville High School
Buchtel High School
York Local
Alumni Association
Nelsonville Association
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes
Mount St Mary Hospital records admissions for William Coakley Logan Route 3 and others including Wayne Ackerman Logan Mrs Vivian Seel Haydenville Archie Harris Nelsonville Route 1 Tammy Sue Mount Logan Route 2 Lillian Brooks Glouster Virgil Young Athens Route 3 Otelia Bruce Ene Cross Melinda Newtun Nelsonville Robert Mohney and daughters James Russell and daughter Grace Kep lar Charles Barnhart Rop Mount Mary Skinner Avis Newell Christina Bartlett and Larry Hunter.
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Wayne Ackerman
Logan
Vivian Seel
Haydenville
Archie Harris
Nelsonville
Tammy Sue Mount
Lillian Brooks
Glouster
Virgil Young
Athens
Otelia Bruce
Ene Cross
Melinda Newtun
Robert Mohney
James Russell
Grace Keplar
Charles Barnhart
Rop Mount
Mary Skinner
Avis Newell
Christina Bartlett
Larry Hunter
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Bob Sheskey
Nelsonville-York High School
Richard Hubbard
Sheskey
Nelsonville- York
Hubbard
Eddie Midkiff
Paul Midkiff
Adams Street
Tom Smith
Nelsonville-York Jaycees
Nelsonville York High School
Jaycees
Uni
Tri-County School System
Ohio
GOP Club
Charles Shafer
Ladel McFadden
Myrven Davis
John Brooks
Thomas A. Hickman
Jim Lee
Glen Tharp
Coun
Cilmen-At-Large
Chip Lee
Nessonville
Carbon Hill High School
Murray City
Mount St. Mary Hospital
William Coakley
Bernard
Save-A-Muskrat Society
General Telephone
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