Glouster and Trimble Seek State Aid For School Consolidation
Glouster Exempted Village and Trimble Local boards agreed to meet with Ohio's Superintendent of Public Instruction to discuss consolidation options and the possibility of a new district charter. Representatives from both boards and district administrators will attend with state officials including Dr. E. E. Holt and Glen Rich.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Glouster
Trimble
Tion
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State of
John E. Lavel
Lowell Cole
T. C. Porter
E. E. Holt
Byron Morton
Harold Bowers
Glen Rich
State
Consolidation discussed by Glouster residents and officials
A group of Glouster citizens and Athens County Supt T C Porter met Monday night under the PTO to discuss consolidation. After brief talks by Glouster Supt John E Savel and Porter a vote favored Glouster Exempted Village School entering the county system. A delegation of Al Hall Richard Guinther and Ernie Parker was chosen to present the group’s view at the next Glouster Board meeting.
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Glouster
Athens County
T. C. Porter
PTO
John E. Savel
Porter
al Hall
Richard Guinther
Ernie Parker
Bell Toll Tribute For JFK At Local Church
Glouster Church of Christ tolls its bell for five minutes in memorial to John F. Kennedy. Spec. 4 John Dixen R. A. and Pvt. Arthur K. Janchius Jr., U.S. Army, lead the service. Dixen, from Ft. Benning, married to Joyce Malone, heads to Ft. Dix then Paris for 18 months overseas. Janchius, son of Arthur Janchius and Mrs. Donald Hoffee, recently finished postal ops training at Ft. Benjamin Harrison and heads to Ft. Gordon for service.
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Glouster
John F. Kennedy
Glouster Church of Christ
U.S. Army
John Dixen R. A
Arthur K. Janchius, Jr. Dixon
Ft. Benning
Grace Dixon
John Dixon
Joyce Malone
Ft. Dix
N. J
Paris
France
Dixon
Johnny Ray
Dickie Pot
Arthur Jauchius
Gliouster
Donald Hoffee
Athens
a_ postal operations
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Ft. Gordon
Men Guilty Of Driving While Drunk
Two men pleaded guilty in Hocking County Court to driving while intoxicated. Chester Hicks Sr. of 661 W Hunter St and Harold J. Johnson of Nelsonville Route 2 each fined 100 dollars plus costs. They received three days in jail, and six months driving rights suspension. Hicks also faced a 15 dollar and cost fine for driving left of center, with fines suspended.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Chester Hicks, Sr
W. Hunter Sr
Harold J. Johnson
Nelsonville
Hicks
State Highway Patrol
Johnson
Hocking County
Nelsonville Shoes to Rent Industrial Memorial Building
Nelsonville based Brooks Shoe Co will lease the city Industrial Memorial Building month by month from Mayor William Hoffman’s statement. The firm will maintain the building and cover heating lighting and other costs and will vacate when a permanent tenant arrives. It already uses other city buildings for storage and equipment.
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Nelsonville
Brooks Shoe Co
City Industrial Memorial
Sylvania Electric Products
William Hoffman
Hitchings Reassigned for Air Force Training
Nelsonville airman Harry D. Hitchings son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hitchings is reassigned to Amarillo AFB Texas for technical training as a supply specialist He is a 1963 graduate of Nelsonville High School
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Nelsonville
Harry D. Hitchings
Charles E. Hitchings
Chesnut St
Amarillo Afb
Tex
United States Air Force
Nelsonville High School
Two Cited One Hurt In Mishaps In Hocking County
Two people were cited and one injured in separate Monday crashes in Hocking County. James Iles, 20, Laurelville, had a left eye cut when his car left Route 180 north of Laurelville, struck a telephone pole, then a bank. he was cited for conditional speed. Beatrice Sheline, 57, Logan, rear ended Esther Smith, 34, Haydenville, on Route 33 near the Athens Hocking line. Sheline cited for failing to stop within assured clear distance.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
James Iles
Laurelville
Iles
Beatrice Sheline
Esther Smith
Haydenville
Athens-Hocking County
Appeals Court Hears Case In Logan
In Logan, the Fourth District Court of Appeals heard Sunnyhill Coal Sales Inc versus Lillian Schall et al. Oral arguments occurred Wednesday before Judges James Collier Marshall Carlisle and William Brown in the Common Pleas Court. The case questions law on a 219 acre Ward Two tract bought in 1956 at an auditor's sale of forfeited lands. The court took the matter under advisement with no ruling date set.
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals
Birth notices list Mrs Larry Carter and a daughter from New Plymouth Route 1. Mrs Mary Nixon from New Straitsville Route 1. Mrs Grace Holmes of Trimble. Mrs Alice Karns of Haydenville. Mrs Elsie Evans of Murray City. Mrs Goldie Levering of Nelsonville Route 2. Benjamin Sparham of Nelsonville. Frank Martin of Nelsonville Route 1. Dismissals include Mrs Jack W Gaskins and daughter of Athens. Mrs Robert Angle and son of Logan. Mrs Philip Emmett and daughter of Athens. Mrs David Shuttleworth and son of Murray City. Mrs Muriel Standley of Glouster. Master Jeff Spence of Nelsonville. Miss Chery Hartman.
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Mary Nixon
New Straitsville
Grace Holmes
Trimble
Alice Karns
Haydenville
Elsie Evans
Murray City
Goldie Levering
Nelsonville
Benjamin Sparham
Frank Martin
Jack W. Gaskins
Athens
Robert Angle
Logan
Philip Emmett
David Shuttleworth
Muriel Standley
Glouster
Jeff Spence
Chery Hartman
Trade School Chance Discussed At Monday Meeting
Logan officials meet Monday at 8 p m in the Logan Savings and Loan community room to discuss creating a trade and vocational school for Hocking County. County Agent Don Young says the session, called by the Resources and Development Council, will invite school boards and city county school executives. Burl Shoemaker of the state vocational education department will speak about integrating the new center with existing systems.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Logan Savings and Loan Community Room
Don Young
Resources and Development Council
Burl Shoemaker
Young
Ile
Seven Items Approved West Logan Sewer OK'd
Logan city council approved seven of eight resolutions including four federal aid projects. They authorized legal advice for Front St. work, outlined storm sewer expansion, and set fees and contracts for West Logan sewage disposal with Hocking County. A second reading was held on water tap fees for the Industrial Park and zoning code amendments passed to ease subdivision development.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Cleveland
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
E. Front St
James Addition
Council
Front St
Norwood
Arlington Aves
James Rd
James Guthrie
Columbus
Guthrie
Arlington Ave
West Logan
Richard Donahey
Hocking County
Ralph Griffin
Griffith
Hoking River
Culver St
Louis May
Donahey
Delmar Freeman
Federal Communications Commission
Fire Department
Hocking 4-H Advisors Honored At Banquet
Hocking County 4-H Advisors and assistants from 45 clubs were honored at the Kiwanis Advisors Banquet at Brandt's Restaurant. Over 100 attendees heard program highlights, including introduction of the IFYE host family the Holloways from Peru, conservation prize awards, and leader forum reports. 721 members are served by the county’s 45 clubs.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Kiwanis
Brandt's
International Farm Youth Exchange
Bill Melvin
Robert Holloway
IFYE
Holloways
Peru
Sue Chute
Hocking Livestock Leaders
Lois Stahr
Enterprise Farmerettes
Verna Rheinscheid
Loganettes
Harold Starner
Sunshine Girls
Harold Nihiser
Midway Plowboys
Ifye International
Charles Ringhiser
Hocking Wildlife
Progress In Telephones Outlined For Rotarians
Nelsonville Rotary members heard how telephone and radio advances improve voice and sound transmission. Don DeLor of Ohio Bell demonstrated tape recordings of historic events, including the Hindenburg broadcast, as President Corigan recalled Kennedy’s death and urged Rotary members to promote understanding. Will be attended by visiting Logan club members and Boy Scout fundraising plans discussed.
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Nelsonville
Don DeLor
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Lakehurst
N. J
Charles Corrigan
John F. Kennedy
Rotary International
Thomas W. Stockdale
William Friedrich
John Coker
Logan
Ralph Helber
Otto Shaw
George Shaw
Bill Bozette
Logan Club
Coker
Jack Popoczy
Merchants Meet to Decide December Store Hours
The Nelsonville Merchants Association will hold a meeting at 7 pm Wednesday in the city council chambers to determine December store hours. Local officials and members aim to finalize schedules affecting shopping hours.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Merchants Association
Forfeiture of Bond in Nelsonville Speech Case
Emer son Smith of Beckley West Virginia forfeited a $20 bond in Nelsonville Mayor's Court on excess speech charges. In Logan and nearby districts classes will be dismissed at end of Wednesday for Thanksgiving. pupils return after the holiday.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Laurelville
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Salestoa Builders
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Hitchings
Harry Hitchings
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
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