Logan City Council Fails To Recognize OCSEA Bargaining Agent
Logan city council takes no action on recognizing the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association as the bargaining agent for city workers. OCSEA representatives urged payroll deduction of dues, while council members voiced legal and authority concerns. Only James Stewart supported recognition if lawful, but no vote occurred amid broader debate.
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Ruth Stump
Logan
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Logan City
Robert Gosnell
Albert Leonard
George Dunigan
Richard Gerken
Council
Walter Sheets
OCSEA
Roy Loomis
Public Service and Safety
M.B. Haney
James Stewart
Stewart
Robert Schultz
Gosnell
Sheets
Loomis
Dean Collison
Hocking Tech Trustees Tour Light Agenda in Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College trustees met in Nelsonville with a light business agenda. They toured the new campus building on Robbins Road, heard on accreditation by North Central Association official Randall L. Thompson, and approved a secretary hire for student services. The nursing program received full state approval, and a regional higher education meeting was planned.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
Robbins Road
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Randall L. Thompson
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Jeanne M. Hill
Walnut St
Student Services Department
George Radekin
John Light
State Board of Nursing Education
Nurse Registration
Rio Grande College
Simpson Family Visits Extend Across Michigan and Columbus
Chauncey and Chester Simpson returned from visits to their children in Caro Michigan and Columbus. In Columbus they stayed with Lester Simpson and his wife and children Corey and Sarah. They also spent time in Caro with Kenneth Simpson and sons Jeff and Kenny. Doris Cunningham recently visited sister Conrad Murphy in Columbus. Alice Shumway hosted Crutcher Baltimore and Phil Smith with their son in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Simpson
Caro
Mich
Columbus
Lester Simpson
Corey
Sarah
Kenneth Simpson
Jeff
Kenny
Doris Cunningham
Conrad Murphy
Alice Shumway
Crutcher Baltimore
Phil Smith
College Committee To Lead Levy Drive For One Mill Tax
The Gallia Jackson Meigs and Vinton County Community College board selected Charles Gaskill as general chairman with Miles Epling as vice chairman and Chuck Fenwick as treasurer to lead the one mill levy campaign. The levy vote is set for June 11 in a four-county special election. If approved, Rio Grande College would host a two-year Community College with programs in general education transfer secretarial science accounting medical laboratory technology and electronics.
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Rio Grande
Community College Board of Trustees
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Charles Gaskill
Wellston
Gaskill
Miles Epling
Gallipolis
Chuck Fenwick
Community College
Rio Grande College
Ohio Board of Regents
Logan Band Wins 100 At Moonshine Festival Parade
Logan High School Marching Chieftain Band won top honors at the Moonshine Festival Parade in New Straitsville on Memorial Day, receiving a trophy and 100 dollars. Seniors in the parade included Carl Bell and Jane Bowlby, among others. directors and drivers accompanied the group.
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Logan
Logan High School
New Straitsville
Chieftains
Carl Bell
Jane Bowlby
Rena Brown
Scott Cole
Pam Culp
Jeannie Cummins
Jenny Darnell
Cheryl Dickerson
Jim Ditty
Jeff Gallagher
Debbie Horsky
Tim McDaniels
Marian Proctor
David Spencer
Sam Steward
Ann Stockham
Lena Swaim
Brenda Walker
al Horsky
Becky Reynolds
Ken Bishop
Dave Sellers
Scouts Sing or Bake Messages for Community Events
Glouster Senior Girl Scouts launch a community service offering singing messages for $1 or cake delivery with message for $3.50. Deliveries require a week’s notice and advance payment by checks to Glouster Senior Scouts. Proceeds fund tennis court construction at Glouster Memorial Park.
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Glouster
Girl Scouts
Jody Moore
Allan Read
Glouster Memorial Park
Trimble High School Holds Commencement With 54 Diplomas
Andrew Grubbs president of the 1974 Trimble Local School District class addresses graduates after boarding school years abroad and local schooling. Claire Ball Jr. discusses charter retention and urges graduates to pursue meaningful, educated lives. Diplomas were awarded to 54 students as the Trimble High School Band played processional and recessional pieces.
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Jacksonville
Andrew Grubbs
Trimble
Grubbs
Glouster
New Marshfield
Lockland
Cincinnati
Mashoko Christian Missionary School
Ft. Victoria
Rhodesia
United States
Trimble Local High School
Robert Randall Hooper
LaVerne Marie Kittle
William White
Rep
Claire M. Ball Jr
Ball
Edward Moore
Trimble Local
Daniel K. Teater
George Goodbout
Trimble High School
Lethbridge
Miller High School Combines Graduation Events
Miller High School merges baccalaureate and graduation for the senior class with services Sunday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. The Rev Frank Cheesebrew will speak, Father Ronald Arter will give the invocation, and Rev Earl Bowser will present the benediction. Valedictorian is Anna Harvey.
Miss Mingus Honored With Bridal Shower in Nelsonville
Mrs. Jerry Wilson and Miss Lucinda Frank hosted a shower for Miss Helen Mingus bride elect of Gregory Frank in Nelsonville at the Little House on Myers Street. Guests included family and friends with the open church wedding set for Saturday at 7 30 p m at Nelsonville First United Methodist and an open reception afterward.
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Nelsonville
Jerry Wilson
Lucinda Frank
Helen Mingus
Gregory Frank
Little House
Myers Street
Mingus
William Mingus
Frank
Donald Frank
Hocking Valley Hospital Room Charges Increased
Hocking Valley Community Hospital trustees announced June 1 increases for room rates. Semi private rooms rise from 36 to 43.50 dollars while private rooms go from 42 to 49.50 dollars. Long term care ascends from 17 to 19 dollars as the first rise since January 1971. Administrator David Arledge cited losses over the past months and noted efforts to boost revenue.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
Arledge
Board
Linda Twiggs
Kisther Palmer
Kachelmacher
Burglary Probed at Moore's Store in Nelsonville
Police investigate a burglary at Moore's Store on West Columbus Street. Entry came via a second floor rear window from an addition roof. Four guns possibly two rifles and two shotguns were stolen along with a 12 inch television a stereo components and a recorder. Manager Charles Stover says inventory may reveal more missing items.
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Nelsonville
Moore's
West Columbus Street
Charles Stover
Hocking Valley Hospital Births Admissions and Dismissals
Mr and Mrs Russell Blake Hayden ville announce a son. Admissions include William Dotson Charleston W V Mrs Charlotte Patton Nelsonville Miss Karen Burgess Mrs Lilly McComb New Straitsville Mrs Pearl Carter and Mrs John Mowery Logan Robert Jacobson Mrs Lowell Linton Master David Perez Mrs Ronald Arnett and son Mrs Curtis Austin and Mrs Harold Fullerton. Dismissed: Mrs Hester Tate.
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Danny Ray Abram
David Glen Altman
Benjamin Louis Altier
Cinda
Lee Altier
Theodore L. Altier
Sylvia Lynn Bailey
Scott Alan Bankes
Barbara Joyce Begley
Robert D. Binkley
Sandra Sue Bishop
Jeannette Ann Boring
Roland Eugene Braglan
David L. Brown
Kathy Jo Brunton
Pamela Lee Bunner
James Dale Burgess
Frederick Loyd Campbell
Nellie Doris Campbell
Bonnie Jean Carrigan
Sherry Marie Chappelear
Marsha Sloan Colvin
Rebecca Kranyik
William Dotson
Charleston
W. V
Charlotte Patton
Nelsonville
Karen Burgess
Lilly McComb
New Straitsville
Pearl Carter
John Mowery
Logan
Robert Jacobson
Lowell Linton
David Perez
Ronald Arnett and Son
Curtis Austin
Harold Fullerton
Twig 2 group meets at Janice Dillon home
Glouster Twig 2 of Mount St Mary Hospital holds a meeting at the home of Janice Dillon on Bishopville Route 2 at 7 30 p m today.
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Glouster — Twig 2
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Janice Dillon
Bishopville
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Warren Edmond Simpson Jr
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Hocking Licenses
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Laurelville
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Twig
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