Tri-County Vocation Board votes on hires and bids
The Tri-County District Joint Vocational High School board hired two instructors for Rural Family Life and Food Service, authorized bids for motel insurance valued at about 1.002 million plus liability coverage, and approved a driver training term. Open house set for Dec 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Board of Education
Tri- County
Joint Vocational High School
John Lavelle
Athens
Earl F. Matthews Insurance, Inc
Margaret Sanders
Beth Mulvill
Sanders
Ohio Department of Education
National Corporation
Ronnie Smith
Smith
Prospective employees named for city exams
The Municipal Civil Service Commission announced successful examinees for city posts on Nov 8. Roberta Adler Judith Tolliver Maxine Dixon earned Income Tax Clerk eligibility. firemen Michael Crihfield Thomas Steenrod. police patrolmen Steve Mowry Michael Spackey Joe Ramos Carl Lanning Jr Charles Forrest Daniel Dodd David Gwilym. Interviews will be with Mayor Bumgardner. open house 7 to 10 p.m. Sophomore orientation and transportation study noted. field trip allowed for a cosmetology class to Chicago. route 33 land lease for Hocking Valley Inn signs approved. Insurance agency designation and bidding concerns discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Phil Pritchard
Commission
Donald W. Bumgardner
Roberta S. Adler
Judith A. Tolliver
Maxine Dixon
Michael L. Crihfield
Thomas Steenrod
Steve Mowry
Michael W. Spackey
Both Logan
Joe A. Ramos
Carl H. Lanning, Jr
Charles R. Forrest
Daniel L. Dodd
David Gwilym
Albany
Bumgardner
Parkins
Chicago
Jackson Attorney Named to Jackson County Court Seat
Attorney David G. Howell is appointed to fill the Jackson County Court judgeship vacancy created by George Scurlock’s resignation on Sept. 29. Howell serves until after the new year when Roy Gilliland of Wellston takes over. Howell has practiced in Jackson since 1946 and was former city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
David G. Howell
Jackson County
George Scurlock
Howell
Roy Gilliland
Wellston
Hocking Tech Plans Campus Layout For New Nelsonville Campus
Hocking Technical College trustees heard a December deadline for the master campus plan to be presented by the architect and contract manager. The plan calls for a loop road and two story buildings on the former Baird Brothers site on Robbins Road. The board approved transferring 63000 from the general fund to the plant fund for mobile homes and master plan design fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking
Light
Baird Brothers
Robbins Road
Tri-County
Anna L. Smith
Elizabeth St
James A. Davis
Davis
Special Jury Drawn For Murder Trial In Wellston Case
A special jury has been drawn for the first degree murder trial of Charles Rice accused of killing Eloise Click in Wellston last May. The panel includes residents from Wellston and Jackson. trial set for December 12 in Jackson County Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Charles Rice
Eloise Click
Wellston
Rice
Perry Doty
Max Downard
Tom Mitchell
Tom DeLay
William Slavens
Jackson County Common Pleas Court
Diana Bane
Robin Scharfenberger
Rex Wilson
Dale C. Bundy
Homer E. Jones
Lawrence Townsend
Francis I. Wille
Jarvis Burke
Thelma Newman
Clara Duffy
Norma Williams
Beulah Scott
Cecil Richards
Evelyn Aleshire
Ray Scharfenberger
Clarice Cook
Essie L. Johnson
Five Hocking County defendants hear cases in court
Judge James Stilwell heard five defendants in Hocking County Court on Monday. Larry D. Wilson was fined 150 dollars plus costs, jailed three days, and had his license suspended 30 days for driving while intoxicated. Charles F. Hicks pleaded no contest to failure to maintain distance, fined 15 dollars plus costs. Robert E. Coakley and Brian W. Chaney each paid 10 dollars plus costs for speeding. Earl W. Blackston admitted using someone else’s registration tags. Several defendants were dismissed. Ed Goss was fined 25 dollars plus costs for public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
James Stilwell
Larry D. Wilson
Charles F. Hicks
Robert E. Coakley
Nelsonville
Brian W. Chaney
Lancaster
Earl W. Blackston
Rockbridge
Mowery To Join Police In Logan
Steve Mowery, 25, of 220 Iron St., will join Logan police Dec. 1 after Marvin Smart resigns. Named among the top three civil service scorers, he was interviewed by Roy Loomis and Mayor M. B. Haney. A 1965 Logan High graduate, he earned All Southeastern Ohio honors in football and pitched for the baseball champions. He attends Hocking Technical College in police science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Steve Mowery
Iron St
Marvin Smart
Roy Loomis
Public Service and Safety
Mowery
Loomis
M. B. Haney
Logan High School
Chieftains
Hocking Technical College
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Entrants List
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes mention Viola Corby Tommy McMannis Teresa Fields and others in Nelsonville Logan Stockport Route 2 Mae Dishong John Belt Margaret Hinzy Ruby Swindell and John Hugh Thomas Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Viola Corby
Tommy McMannis
Teresa Fields
Nelsonville
John Hugh
Logan
Thomas Riley
Stockport
Mae Dishong
John Belt
Margaret Hinzy
Ruby Swindell
Logan Council postpones sewer rate talk
Logan officials did not discuss a possible sewer rate increase at the special meeting. A closed session next week will involve the mayor and the public service and safety director to pursue the issue amid a projected $23,000 budget shortfall for the Sewer Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Public Service and Safety
Ed Dalton
Virginia Gano
Innocent Plea Entered In Lancaster Weapon Charge
Logan Willis Tripplett of Lancaster pleaded innocent in Hocking County Court to a concealed weapon charge. Judge James Stilwell set bond at 1000 dollars. Tripplett remains jailed. The case ties to break ins at Enterprise School Bob s Sunoco on Routes 33 664 and Bob s West Gate Sohio on Logan Route 1. Tools stolen about 110 dollars and machines damaged. Investigations continue by the Hocking County Sheriff s department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Willis Tripplett
Lancaster
Hocking
James Stilwell
Tripplett
Enterprise School
Bob
Sunoco
West Gate
Sohio
Hocking County
Fiddling And Picking Jam Set In McArthur
The Appalachian Cultural Heritage and Pioneer Skills Project hosts a music workshop jam December 3 at the old Swan School seven miles north of McArthur on Route 93. From 2 to 5 pm dulcimer mandolin guitar banjo and fiddle players teach and share tunes, followed by a 5 pm carry-in supper and a 7 pm concert jam with dancing. Sponsored by the Ohio Arts Council to preserve Ohio foothill folk arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Ohio
Appalachian Cultural Heritage and Pioneer Skills Project
Jackson
Old Swan School
The
Ohio Arts Council
Ohio Foothills
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Earl Parkins
Lavelle
Hocking Tech
Patricia Torres
School of Nursing
Ohio Board of Regents
College of
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Coakley
Nelson Viil
Rhea Coakley
Mount Carmel East Hospital
Columbus
Broad St
Halene Osler
Mina B. Riley
Oak Hill
Carol R. Moore
Basil Strickland
R. H. Kirkendall
Robert M. Eless
Linda K. Grubb
John Perratt
Irene Comer
Minford
Marcus Blair
Chillicothe
George Goheen
Coalton
Earl Burke
Ray
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Margaret Farra
James Davis
Rolland Bailey
Ralph Stevens
Gilbert Bingman
Margaret Smith
William Brame
Paul Rieder
Lancaster Man
Ed Goss
Police
Logan Council
George Dunigan
Eugene Davis
Trade Club
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