Nelsonville York Board hires two teachers and bids on buses
Nelsonville York City Board of Education met at the Senior High School. Bids were opened for unused buses with Keith Zimmerman's $226 bid for a 1954 Dodge 48 passenger bus accepted. a 1958 International bid was too low and a 1954 Ford bus drew no bids. The 1954 Chevrolet bus was withdrawn at the request of Athletic Boosters for football transport. The board hired two teachers, Sheryl Olinger for special education and Sandra Gillespie for first grade, and approved seven ADC program aides. A new history of religion and the Bible study course was discussed for later approval by the State Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York City
Hubert Stage
Jack Hillyer
State Department of Education
Hillyer
Sheryl Olinger
Sandra Gillespie
Greens Run
Murray City
Jane Huston
Adrienne Spencer
Beverly Oakley
Betty Sullivan
Vicki Boston
Earline Dexter
Rose Doolittle
Sharon Koon
Murry City
OAPSE To Represent Nelsonville York Workers
Nelsonville York Chapter of the Ohio Association of Public Schools Employees won board recognition to represent non certificated staff. Betty Cagg and Joe Connors led the group with Merlin Wolfe as member. Supt Hillyer announced overtime pay for several staff and the district discussed aging Murray City school facilities and furnace repairs next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York
Ohio Association of Public Schools
Nelsonville- York City
Murray City
Roland Prrece
Festival Date Change At Poston Elementary
Nelsonville Poston Elementary School PTO met to set the Fall Festival date from November 14 to November 8 at 6 p.m. A stage decorating committee was formed and a vote approved purchasing vitamin pills for students. Room mothers were named for each grade and a ways and means committee special meeting was scheduled for October 27 at 7 30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
Poston
Ways and Means Committee
Poston School
Wife walks 17 miles to Raleigh against Moratorium Day
Donna Long of Jacksonville walked 117 miles to the North Carolina Capitol carrying a small American flag to oppose October Moratorium Day on Vietnam policy. In a letter to Gov. Bob Scott she said ordinary Americans sit back, and the minority voice must be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Donna Long
Vietnam
Jacksonville
N.C
U.S
Bob Scott
Long
Buchtel Forms Civic Group To Aid Village Interests
A new civic organization named Buchtel Civic Group is formed to promote the community interests of the Village of Buchtel. Officers elected: President Gordon Sullivan, Vice President Jack Kieffer, Treasurer Wayne Corwin, Secretary George Addis. The group will meet Wednesday night at the mayor's office. villagers are invited.
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Buchtel
Presidert
Gordon Sullivan
Jack Kieffer
Wayne Corwin
George Addis
Buchtel Mayor's Office
Buchtel Civic Group
Buchte
Gallia Woman Cited For Improper Turn
In Gallipolis on Route 7, Linda McGuire 21 of Gallipolis made an improper left turn into a driveway, colliding with Paul Thrasher 25 of Cincinnati. McGuire was injured but did not seek immediate treatment. damage was extensive in both cars.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Linda McGuire
Paul Thrasher
Cincinnati
McGuire
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Local Notices
Mount St Mary Hospital reports multiple births in Nelsonville area. Newborns include a daughter to Homer Adams Jr and wife, a son to David Bailey, a son to Richard Taylor, and several other newborns linked to families in Nelsonville Crooksville Murray City and Chauncey.
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Homer Adams Jr
Nelsonville
David Bailey
Richard Taylor
Ollie Hawk
Allensville
Juvius Bolling
Glouster
James Cuwilison
Carolyn Thorp
Crooksville
Jean Thomas
Murray City
Maywood Byers
Robert Fouty
Floyd Karns
Chauncey
Robert C. Chutes
Athens
Mrs. Linnie Primmer Home From Hospital
Mrs. Linnie Primmer of Scott Street has returned home from University Hospital in Columbus after a hospital stay. Recent visitors include her sister Mrs. Mae Campbell of Logan and Mrs. Elsie Struckey and Mrs. Laviana McDaniel of Marion, along with Mrs. Cassie Carroll of Coshocton.
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Nelsonville
Linnie Primmer
Scott Street
Columbus
University Hospital
Mae Campbell
Logan
Elsie Struckey
Laviana McDaniel
Marion
Cassie Carroll
Coshocton
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Local Residents
Admitted patients include Master Anthony McDonald of Rushville Mrs John Taylor Jawan Mrs Rubye Hurley Logan Mrs David Gallant and son James Barron Mrs Bernis Coleman and daughter Charles F Keck Mrs Benjamin Cline and Master Anthony McDonald.
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Anthony McDonald Rushville
John Taylor
Jawan
Rubye Hurley
Logan
David Gallant
James Barron
Bernis Coleman
Charles F. Keck
Benjamin Cline
Anthony McDonald
Water Rate Bill Proposed for Nelsonville
A bill to set by ordinance a water rate schedule and charges was presented to Nelsonville council. Utility Chairman Carl Young urged study before passage, and President Charles Shafer postponed action, referring it to the Utility Committee for further review. The committee will meet next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Water Department
Service Safety
Council
Utility
Carl Young
Charles Shafer
Utlity Committee
Group 14 Named Katchina by Camp Fire Girls
In Nelsonville Camp Fire Girls Group 14 adopts the name Katchina meaning good spirits. Officers are Suzan Holtel president Suzanne Dalton vice president Christy Smart secretary Janie Thompson treasurer Carla Oakley scribe. Other members include Dava French Paula Taylor Kathy Smart Rhonda Summer Kathy Grace Kelsey Hanning Tracy Smith Trissa Wharton. Horizon Club juniors Debbie Fick Merrilee Kunzman assist leadership. Members discussed various projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Camp Fire Girls Group 14
Suzan Holtel
Suzanne Dalton
Christy Smart
Janie Thompson
Carla Oakley
Dava French
Paula Taylor
Kathy Smart
Rhonda Summer
Kathy Grace
Kelsey Hanning
Tracy Smith
Trissa Wharton
YMCA Program Outlined For TriCounty Trustees
Dr. Keith Brown presented a plan to create modern housing and an organized recreation program for Tri-County Technical Institute students. The trustees rejected dormitory involvement and discussed YMCA led facilities with options including federal funding, local donations, industrial support, area memberships, and Lancaster YMCA collaboration.
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YMCA
Tri-County
Nelsonville
Tri-County Technical Institute
Tri- County Technical Institute Board of Trustees
Keith Brown
Brown
Federal
Department of Urban Development
Lancaster Ymca
Lancaster City
United Appeal
Griffin cited for tres? wheel scooter left of center on Main
Logan Joseph Alan Griffin, 17, of 548 Henrietta Ave, was cited by City Police for driving a three wheel scooter left of center on Main Street at 3 35 p m He turned onto Orchard Street and collided with Edward W Croucher 16 of 692 N Walnut St Griffin received a cut on the elbow The report includes a stray lunch packing tip about wrapping bananas in aluminum foil to prevent odor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joseph Alan Griffin
Henrietta Ave
Main Street
Griffin
Orchard Street
Edward W. Croucher
Walnut St
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Wilbur Mender
ADC
Southeast Ohio Educational Research Council
Roland Pierce
Robert Bentley
Nelsonville-York
Glen Dale Robson
Richard Hubbard
Pierce
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus Pierce
Poston Elementary
Margie Tolliver
Virgene Thomas
Thelma Tigner
Anita McDonald
Dixie Flowers
Betty Johnston
Helen Smith
Mickie Warren
Helé
Dunnington
Jo Ann Spencer
Mary Huddy
Mary Kennard
Sharon Edwards
Donna Martin
Dorothy Conner
Shirley Theisen
Rosemary Evans
Mildred Andrews
Marge Benner
Jo Ann Koska
Doris Bumgardner
Helen Wolfe
Shirley Koker
Norma Hardy
Mrs. Weaver
Mary Smith
Carol Wisecarver
Mrs. Lupher
Charlotte Smart
Martha Humphrey
Maxine
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Benjamin Kirkendall
Mary Milligan
Maynard le May
Charles Cullison
Sarah McClellan
Beulah Savage
Charles Lee Miller
Etta Pierce
Dennis L. Mowrey
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Katchina
Horizon Club
Debbie Fick
Merrilee Kunzman
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
THE
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Mile Street
aTeen
Woodward
America
Woolworth
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