Extended Area Service Planned in Junction City
United Telephone of Ohio will require all Junction City subscribers to dial seven digits for local calls starting Sunday at 12:01 a.m. The change supports extended area service to New Lexington and Somerset, with implementation aimed for mid 1974. Any questions directed to the McConnelsville office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
William D. Gay
McConnelsville
United Telephone Co
Ohio
Gay
United Telephone
New Lexington
Somerset
Campbells Hold 5th Reunion
Nelsonville report notes the fifth annual reunion of descendants of Clell and Naomi Lee Campbell held at Glouster Memorial Park. Attendees included numerous Campbells and relatives from Glouster, Murray City, Nelsonville, Grove City, Columbus, Newark, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Clell
Naomi Lee Campbell
Glouster Memorial Park
William Lee
Glouster
Russ Campbell
Dianne
Ray Sanborn
Millfield
Virgil Campbell
Larry Adams
Terrie
Vickie
Mary
Rusty
Larry
Larry Mitchell
Sandy
Karen
Laurie
Murray City
Scott Campbell
Thor
Michael Hawk
Todd
Scott Elliott
James Hillyer
Jennifer
Grove City
Shirley Allen
Jeri
Shawna
Columbus
Pat Dearing
Christy
Delbert Campbell
Don Jenkins
Donnie
Wayne Campbell
Charma
Tracy
Newark
Farm and City Day Highlights at Vinton County Airport
Agriculture and aviation join in a two day event at Vinton County Airport on October 12 and 13. Saturday features displays demonstrations and air tours with lunch. Sunday includes Early Bird Breakfast, chicken barbecue, free air show and airplane rides. Local residents listed among organizers and attendees. Births and hospital arrivals noted for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
David Boothe
Bill Abele
PTO Meeting Scheduled at Trimble Elementary Jacksonville
The Trimble Local Elementary and Middle School PTO will meet at the Trimble Elementary building in Jacksonville on October 1 at 7 30 p m. A business meeting from 7 30 to 8 p m will precede the introduction of teachers. The earlier 6 p m time was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Trimble
Jobless Claims Down 84 in Logan and Athens
Unemployment claims for the week ending Sept. 22 fell by 84 from the prior week yet remain 15 higher than a year earlier. In Logan 18 initial and 160 continued. in Athens 29 initial and 186 continued. Job openings list positions in trades, maintenance, clerical, health care and hospitality with living in options, under the Operation Mainstream Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Athens
Fined Jailed For DWI Under Mayor Haney Orders
Mayor M. B. Haney jailed four men for driving while intoxicated in Logan. Harold Wayne Burns 22 of 296 W Front St faced 200 dollars and costs plus three days in county jail for DWI and an extra 100 dollars and costs and 10 days in jail suspended for abusing a police officer. Marion E. Lambert 56 of Green Acres Trailer Court paid 200 dollars and costs and three days in jail for DWI and 25 dollars for operating an unsafe vehicle. John W. Cordle 22 and Dennis R. Cordle 26 of Rockbridge were each fined 200 dollars for DWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. B. Haney
Harold Wayne Burns
W. Front St
Marion E. Lambert
Green Acres
John W. Cordle
Dennis R. Cordle
Rockbridge
Mayor Leads Nelsonville Bike A Thon Parade
Nelsonville hosts an American Cancer Society Bike A Thon on October 28 at City Park. Mayor Donald W Bumgardner leads a parade with the Nelsonville York High School Band. Participants age eight to 80 ride, seek sponsors, and may win trophies from Koker's Gun Supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
American Cancer Society
Partridge Family
Lissa Galvin
Linda Patrick
Bike-Athon
Donald W. Bumgardner
Nelsonville-York
Koker
Donald Bumgardner
Cancer Fund
Children’s Choir Rehearsal Slated at First Presbyterian
Nelsonville reports the first practice for the Children’s Choir at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 9 am, half an hour before Sunday School. Douglas Compton invites new vocal, piano and organ students. contact 753-2618. Adult choir rehearsal is Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Douglas Compton
Vinton RSVP Coordinator Chosen Seeks Volunteers
Emma Pearl Bowen of Zaleski is named Vinton County RSVP coordinator for the Rio Grande College Areawide Project on Aging. The program serves Gallia Jackson and Vinton Counties with Mary Kathern Smalley directing. Volunteer roles at various community sites supported by meals and transport. Contact Bowen at 596-4454 or RSVP Office at 286-3301 for details. An RSVP office will open in Vinton County with published hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pearl Bowen
Jackson
Vinton County
Tree and Leaf Workshop at Lake Hope State Park
The Division of Parks and Recreation of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will sponsor a three day tree and leaf workshop at Lake Hope State Park October 5 to 7. Rod Cooper said participants will identify Ohio’s principal forest trees with field trips in Zaleski State Forest and evening programs on tree uses and identification. Guest leader will be William F. Cowen of Ohio State University. Registration is Friday evening with fees of 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleskie
Division of Parks and Recreation
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lake Hope State Park
Rod Cooper
Ohio
Zaleski State Forest
Cooper
William F. Cowen
Ohio State University
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Campbells
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lawrence Kettell
Scott Carr
Robert Hart
Fern Martin
Buchtel
Harry Dishong
Audrey Hartman
Lillian Lee
Lester Judy
Jack Monk
Mary Bailey
Sinie Pancake
Preston Wisecup
Kathryn Whitesel
Charles Kemper
Lydia Brown
Ruah Dean
Urania Eby
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Donald Geil
New Straitsville
Donald Wright
Ernest Prater
Eddie Tackett
Howard Plummer
John Jones
PTO
Six and Sons Hillbilly
Galvin
Patrick
Vinton
RSVP
Laurel
Lake Hope
Zaleski
Complete Family Clothing Stores
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Bankamericard
Tae
the Complete Family Clothing Stores
Dacron
Spok Skkt
LaDies’ Dept
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