Restraining Order Sought in Meigs Strike Disruption
Meigs Local Board of Education obtained a temporary restraining order to end the MLTA strike, with a special meeting disrupted by noise from teachers and parents. The board read a court order outlining school operation limits and urged return to teaching as the injunction hearings set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Jones
Meigs
Middleport
Board of Education
Charles Dowler
Wendell Hoover
Jennifer Sheets
Hoover
Sheets
Dowler
MLTA
John C. Bacon
Charles Downie
John Redovian
Pamela Crow
Janice Enslen
Donald Dixon
David Bowen
John Arnott
Jack Slavin
Dana Kessinger
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Rutland Garden Club hosts fall flower show themes
The Rutland United Garden Club presents The Flaming Hills fall flower show at Rutland Methodist Church on Saturday 1 8 p m and Sunday 1 4 p m The program features interpretive designs Christmas arrangements and invitational pieces themed Around the Campfire Harvest Time and more with junior displays and numerous committee volunteers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland United Garden Club
Rutland Methodist Church
Rutland Club
Anna Turner
Janet Bolin
Pearl Canaday
Marcia Dennison
Eva Robson
Bernice Winn
Hazel Thomson
Ruby Diehl
Linda Diehl
Olive Cottrill
Marie Bishop
Ethel Chapman
Stella Adkins
Vernon Weber
Ann Webster
Pauline Atkins
Pearl Little
Edna Swick
Margaret Lewis
Nellie Vale
Judy Titus
Kate Jarrell
Lewis
Trimble hires staff at special school board meeting
The Trimble Local School Board of Education met to approve several hires and a one year leave. Jeanne Wagner received a one year leave of absence from the middle school art department. Kathy Auck was hired for that position. Connie Molinen and Paul Carpenter joined staff. Peggy Jewell Jacque Kuhne and substitutes Marilyn Moore Elverda Rambsel Marilyn Conaway were also added. John Cogar Charles Lee Miller substitute bus drivers and Rita Downs tutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Trimble
Bundy Elementary School Break-In Spotted by Wellston Police
Wellston police investigated a Thursday break-in at Bundy Elementary School. Entry was gained by prying a door lock. two food lockers, a milk cooler door, and the secretary’s desk were pried open, but nothing was reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Bundy
HTC Forestry Students Reach Maine on Ten Day Field Trip
A bus with 17 Hocking Technical College forestry students begins a 10 day Maine field trip to study timber harvesting and forest management. Highlights include a 885,000 acre Scott Paper Co. land tour near Greenville and visits to mills, with a lobster dinner in Camden before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College Forestry
Maine
de Perou
Middlebury Heights
Brad Harter
Mark Puhl
Dave Embree
Scott Paper Co
Greenville
Paul Memmer
Scott
Hocking Tech
Big Indian Pond
Scott Land
Great Northern Papermill
GNP
Ashland
HTC
Camden
Nelsonville Citizens Club Incorporated charter issued
Nelsonville's Senior Citizens Club received a charter to operate as a non profit corporation. Secretary of State Ted W Brown announced the formation for educational scientific charitable and social purposes with George Landon Shafer Donald N Swanson Carlie Glenn and Gertrude Clouston as incorporators and Shafer named as statutory agent. Murray City auxiliary awards motorcycle to Joe Patrick of Wilmington as Labor Day prize winner.
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Nelsonville
Senior Citizens Club of
Ted W.brown
George Landon Shafer
Donald N. Swanson
Carlie Glenn
Gertrude Clouston
Shafer
Muray City
Murray City Eagles Aerie
Joe Patrick
Wilmington
Village Seeks Equipment For Fire Department Fleet
Fire Chief Bob Rodgers reported the village plans to acquire equipment through federal disposal programs including a back hoe street sweeper and a four wheel drive pickup. Four three quarter ton four wheel drive vehicles are approved for Vinton County fire departments via Disaster Services Agency. Citizens raised concerns about a water leak on Dave Shoemaker’s property and trespassing issues with no trespassing signs being torn down.
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Hamden
Bob Rodgers
Vinton County
Circle Presents Gospel Program at Heath United Methodist
The Afternoon Circle of Heath United Methodist Church met Thursday with Mrs. Marion French leading a Gospel of Mark program titled Discipleship The Way of the Cross. Nan Moore opened with a poem September, annual birthdays were noted, cards prepared for shut-ins, nominating committee named, offertory music by Mrs. Robert Rinehart, a new coffee maker reported, and hostesses served a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Circle of Heath United Methodist Church
Marion French
Jesus
Nan Moore
Helen Hunt Jackson
James Jiiden
French
John Zirkle
Alma Miller
Mildred Zeigler
Norman Wayland
James Clatworthy
Bertha Ebersbach
Fred Hibbs
Lorena Davis
Glenn Lambert
Robert Rinehart
Juvenile Held for Van Theft
A third juvenile tied to a 1974 van theft in Rutland and other items was caught in Gahanna by Meigs County Juvenile Officer Carl Hysell. Two others were detained in Riverside California and are being sent back to Meigs County Juvenile Court. The Meigs sheriff reports the van and some items recovered and investigations continue into a paving machine battery theft and a stolen battery from a Riggs used car lot pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Rutland
Gahanna
Meigs County
Carl Hysell
Riverside
Calif
James Proffitt
Meigs County Highway Department
Riggs
Chester
Ray Riggs
Wellston Chillco Days Feature Animated Window Displays
The Wellston Chillco Days festival will showcase animated downtown window displays after the Saturday parade, with Flowerland's wedding scene, Perdue's 5 and 10 chickens hatching eggs, Sesame Street at Stifflers, Santa at Ohio Auto, and a musical tea party at Penn Furniture among planned entries. The four day event runs September 28 to October 1 with community participation and Lions Club sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Virginia Carey
Flowerland
Perdue
Stifflers
Ohio Auto
Penn Furniture
Ray's
Martinizing
Collins’ Store
Harvey Wells
Ohio Jewelry
Bill's Sporting Goods
Rev. Lewis
Bob) Skiver
Lions Club
Hocking County Commissioners Approve Local Grants and Fees
Logan Hocking County commissioners at a regular meeting voted to contribute 500 each to Murray City Carbon Hill and Laurel Two from Revenue Sharing funds and 500 to Laurelville Volunteer Fire Department for a water truck conversion. They also reimburse the highway department for blacktop costs on a Benton Two basketball court and plan to revise indigent defense fee schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Laurel
Laurelville
Hines Begins Term as Glouster Village Administrator
Ralph Hines started his duties as Glouster village administrator after being appointed by Mayor Robert Gamwell to fill the vacancy from James Kochis. In his first days he oversaw bridge repairs on Sunday Creek and street work including light standards, catch basin welds, and extra trash cans on High Street. The weekend bridge damage required eight hours of labor by six men from multiple village departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ralph Hines
Robert Gamwell
James Kochis
Sunday Creek
Electric
Hines
Emmerson
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Meigs Meeting
Kenneth Mohler
Mohler
Frederick Crow III
Carson Crow
Bundy School
HTC Forestry
Mitch Farley
Newark
Julie Gleaves
Granville
Tom Altenhoff
Barbara Kuhns
Dayton
Marcia Peabody
Westerville
Dave Walker
Alliance
Ken Highland
Galena
John Saari
Paul Pucke
Cincinnati
Steve Prather
Norwood
Brian Schott
Milford
Dand Balfour
Marietta
Rich McCaslin
Southington
John Oliver
N. Jackson
Brian Jacobson
Clinton
Matt Fetter
Waterville
Doug
Nelsonville Citizens Club Incorporated
Circle Presents
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
The
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Columbus St
Nelsonville, Ohio
Chillco
Hocking County
James Stilwell
Hocking Common Pleas
Paul Gottfried
Liasson Committee
Lost Hollow
Gottfried
Larry Gerstner
EPA
Steve Bair
Bremen
Bank
October Hills
Virie Davis
Election Road
Salt Creek Two
West Logan
Council On Aging
Main Street
Bertha Angle
Hocking Technical
Ohio
Advanced Food Service
Hocking Technical College
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