Fifth grade masks at Nelsonville School parade Halloween students
Fifth graders at Nelsonville Elementary crafted paper mache masks from balloons and strips of paper in art class. Under teachers Mary Norris Phyllis Maurer and Judy Hinze the masks styled as witches ghosts cats and TV characters. A classroom parade showcased the eerie creations as residents are reminded to expect friendly goblins on Beggars Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elementary School
Mary Norris
Phyllis Maurer
Judy Hinze
Lloyda Ackison
Leah Burchfield
Theresa Dickerson
Gina Forbes
Becky Grandy
Lora Jacobs
Tammy Patton
Karen Smith
Karen Wheeler
Scott Andrews
Chuck Blackford
Dick Carter
David DeVore
Tim Drescher
Tom Hull
Matt Maccomb
Don Platt
Mark Riley
Brent Stumbo
Robert Swart
Kenny Wheeler
Lori Alvis
Susan Canter
Vicki Davis
Lori Ervin
Vicki Fouty
Kim Hewitt
Delta Johnson
Robin O’neil
Tina Tolliver
Janie Wend
Gary Arnold
Jim Brooker
Fred Dailey
Jerry Dexter
Chuck Hubbard
Billy McCombs
Tim Metcalf
Tracy Morman
Jeff Pritchard
Bruce Stumbo
Melvin Versteeg
Paul Wallace
Terry Whitmore
Messenger
Wilbur Menter
Nelsonville Board Names Head For 1973 74 Term
Nelsonville Board of Trade elected Nelsonville insurance man Nelson DeVore as governor for 1973 74 at a monthly directors meeting. He succeeds William J Theisen and will be vice governor until a new one is chosen after January. Theisen outlined Smoke Rise resort development near Murray City and water line extensions from Nelsonville to Kimberly. Mayor Bumgardner reported forest service easements for water lines and plans to seek bids by mid November. He also discussed sewer financing and federal talks, with plans to visit Washington for discussions with officials. President John Light of Hocking Technical College described motel dedication plans by Christmas and ground breaking for a new campus before spring. Enrollment was 998, total including all sessions 1 620. Edward Howe announced $550 raised toward a $1 400 Christmas fund. NAIC donation funded a nativity scene for Public Square. The group endorsed free parking with disabled veterans plates and urged off street parking and land purchase for future expansion. 35 housing applications were filed as the state considers lifting the “freeze.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
David DeVore
Nelsonville Board of Trade
William J. Theisen
DeVore
Oakley Insurance Agency
Nelsonville Rotary Club
Theisen
Smoke Rise
Murray City
Bob Brown
Lavestoo, Inc
Floyd G. Browne
Donald W. Bumgardner
U.S. Forest Service
Bumgardner
John J. Gilligan
Washington, D. C
Clarence Miller
Robert Taft
John Light
Hocking Technical College
Tenative
Tri-County School
College
Edward Howe
Nelsonville Area
Students Named To First Honor Roll
Wellston junior and senior high announce first six weeks honor rolls. Seventh grade includes Kathy Howell D J Hartley Kendra Johnson and others. Eighth to twelfth grades list numerous students with multiple names and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Kathy Howell
D. J. Hartley
Kendra Johnson
Keith Welch
Debbie Dever
Ja Burke
Kathy Specht
Lisa Wolfe
Tammie Wyckoff
Kathy Stephenson
Julie Men
Arla Gilliland
Dave Darling
Debbie Patton
Mark Ae Richard Arthur
James Kessler
Kimberly Staten
Ethel Williams
Carlene Jeffries
Sue Nichols
John Matthews
Karen
Rhonda McDonald
Diane Whitmore
Joy Gillespie
Jerry Emmert
Pauletta Fast
Cindy Ghearing
Valleri J. Crabtree
Bob Armstrong
Thomas Appledorn
Donnas Littlejohn
Anita Howell
Chevyl Cox
Curtis Cardwell
Cathy Faught
Terry Gettles
Tanya Spurlock
Dave Brown
Tom Downa
Lara Davis
Joy Norris
Vickie Henry
Liz Ganz
Debbie
TAR Group Steals Show At Nelsonville Meet Your Candidate Night
The Nelsonville Teen-Age Republican Club performed an entertainment program at the Tri-County Vocational High School opening for the Meet Your Candidate meeting. Betsy Shearer served as toastmistress while the group publicized local and area Republican candidates with songs and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tri- County
Betsy Shearer
Regulations approved at meeting in Columbus affect Vinton County
County officials and Ohio Environmental Protection Agency representatives approved less stringent disposal rules. The plan reduces tank sizes to two 750 gallon tanks or one 1500 gallon tank for a two bedroom home with 500 feet of leaching line, plus 250 feet per additional bedroom. Builders save about 1500 dollars per install. Subdivision lots require half to almost one acre depending on water supply. A Glouster Community Action Board special meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Glouster Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Columbus
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Fred Weaver
Sanitarian
Protection Agency
County Health Department
Weaver
Glouster
Glouster Community Action Board
Glouster Community Center
Nelsonville Library Receives 25 New Books
The Nelsonville Public Library announced a shipment of 25 new books across fiction non fiction and reference sections. Notable titles include Jonathan Livingston Seagull The Odessa File Maigret And The Madwoman and A Populist Manifesto among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jonathan Livingston
Bach
Benchley
Shrewsdale
Buell
Man
Durham
Forsyth
Mrs. Starr
Godden
Godden; ‘Nova 2”’, Harrison; ‘‘Appointment In Andalusia
Mackintosh
Peters
Storyville
Derby
Delman
Devine
Lynn
Masterson
Shannon
Maigret
Simenon
Aytes
Chaundler
Flayderman
ABC
Grover
Lysebeth
McDonald
Manning
Newfield
America
Nixon
Judy Matthews To Speak At Workshop In McArthur
Judy Matthews will headline an all day home furnishings workshop in McArthur at the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints. The program covers buying furniture woodwork design and budget decorating using slides and a hands on session. Registration is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Matthews
McArthur
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Dale Steck
Vinton County Extension Home Economist
Ohio University
Vinton County
Reorganized
Conren Drive
Texaco
Market Street
Tabor Nominated for OSBA President in 1973
Jackson city school board member Charles D. Tabor is nominated for president of the Ohio School Boards Association for 1973 to succeed Robert Boatman. Other nominees include Edward S. Foster Jr., Donald W. Elliott, and Kenneth A. Gibson. The election occurs at the Nov 14–16 conference in Columbus. delegates will also address policy, ethics, and a constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson City
Charles D. Tabor
Ohio School Boards Association
Robert R. Boatman
Beavercreek Local
Greene
OSBA
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Columbus
Edward S. Foster Jr
Toledo City
Donald W. Elliott
Columbiana County Board
Kenneth A. Gibson
Crestline
Association
Mittee
Jackson
Mary Lee
Foster
University of Toledo
Toledo
Northwest Regional Board of Trustees
Emily
Rogers
Elliott
Northeast Regional Board of Trustees
Osba Board of Trustees
Columbiana County
June
Gibson
School Management Institute
SMI
PPG Industries Inc
Ohio
Tom McCall
Oregon
Rutgers University
Samuel D. Proctor
Nbc-Tv
Paul Duke
Douglas Riker
All Ohio School Board
Buckeye Association of School Administrators
Ohio Association of School Business Officials
State Department of Education
Education Plan Tagged Unrelated in Ohio County Meeting
In Logan High School, about 75 residents from Hocking County gathered to review a Phase II education plan. Critics called the 84 statements unoriginal, while some questioned the funding and source of the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Hocking County
Logan High School
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grubb Logan welcomed a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Withem Nelsonville had a son. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wiseman Bremen had a son. Admitted: Mrs. Curtis Frazier and Miss Sheilla Tucker, both of Logan. Dismissed: Mrs. John Finnearty, Mrs. Harold Siler, Aubrey Prewitt, Mrs. David Kimball and son, and Clyde Beougher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grubb
Logan
Barry Withem
Nelsonville
Randy Wiseman
Bremen
Curtis Frazier
Sheilla Tucker
John Finnearty
Harold Siler
Aubrey Prewitt
David Kimball
Clyde Beougher
Halloween Dance at Nelsonville Elks Lodge Saturday
Nelsonville Elks Lodge hosts a Halloween dance open to Elks ladies and invited guests. The Truck Band will provide music. Admission is three dollars per couple. Dancing runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Attire may be costume optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elks Lodge
Elks
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Pam Marsh
Ed Formyduval
Carmen Rider
David Souders
Donna Souders
Debbie Scharfenberger
Charles Snare
Milletta Scites
Bill Starkey
Mary Martidill
Charles Matthews
Diana Radcliffe
Polly Miller
Terry Lynn Preston
Suzanne Price
Carla Matteson
Debbie Massie
Tami Snider
John Davis
Martha Buckley
Karen Chastner
Alan Arthur
Helen Coffey
Steve Downard
Cindy Howerton
Lee Walker
Barb Tolbert
Sally Wilson
Anita Yates
Fred Taylor
Wendy Willis
Sheriff Shields
Shields
Harold E. Shields
Leona Burson
Mill Street
Athens, Ohio
Charles Tabor
Martin Essex
Fred Good
Don Gable
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Athens
Greg J Berry
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