Taxes reduced in budget for Carmichaels school district
The Carmichaels Area School Board approved a tentative 1971-72 budget of 1,413,614 a 48,336 increase over 1970-71 while cutting the per capita tax to 7.50 and eliminating the 10 occupation privilege tax. Real estate levy stays at 48 mills and other taxes remain. Board members Tekavec Bacon and Golovka opposed the budget. A projected 50,000 ending balance enables the tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Callaghan Carmichaels
Carmichaels Area
Edward Tekavec
Henry L. Bacon
Karl A. Golovka
X ray survey underway this month in two counties
A May chest x ray survey is being conducted across Fayette and Greene counties under the Fayette-Greene Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association. All adults are urged to have a yearly chest x ray. The Christmas Seal drive total reaches 38 650.99 dollars, up 6.8 percent from 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette and
Greene Counties
Fayette-Greene Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Faust seeks seat on Southeastern Greene School Board
James R. Faust of Taylortown in Dunkard Township announces candidacy for the Southeastern Greene School Board with May 18 election date fast approaching. A 35 year old life insurance agent and U S Army veteran, he is married with three children in Bobtown Grade School and active in local groups including Bobtown Volunteer Fire Department, Bobtown PTA, and Boy Scouts Troop 270. He has held leadership roles with Morgantown Jaycees and Monongalia County Mental Health Association and chairs the Combined Civic Club Committee. his insurance office operates in Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobtown
Pennsylvania
James R. Faust
Taylortown
Dunkard
Southeastern Greene School Board
Faust
U.S. Army
Jaretta Griffin
PTA
Boy Scouts
Morgantown
W.va
Jaycees
Monongalia County
Mental Health Association
Civic Club
Carmichaels Sets Annual Borough Clean up Days
Carmichaels Borough Council announced annual curbside clean up days this month with collection Friday and Saturday and again May 21 22. Residents were told not to place garbage or ashes out and to avoid phone calls if a pickup is missed. The street committee urged resurfacing parts of Market Street and a motion approved applying to county commissioners for 1000 in county aid for street work. The liquid fuel fund of 2250 73 will arrive July 1 to support streets. Mayor Connor reported April meter revenues of 1234 20 and meter fines of 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichaels
Market Street
Paul Connor
Stage Band to Perform at Greensboro Fire Hall Dance
The Mapletown High School Stage Band directed by Frank Vucic will play a dance at Greensboro Fire Hall from 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday. Proceeds go to the Little League Association to cover baseball season start expenses. All Little League parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobtown
Mapletown
Frank Vucic
Greensboro Fire Hall
Little League Association
May is choral month in Central Greene schools
Evelyn Teagarden reports Central Greene music teachers and students stay busy in May with a string of chorus events. Margaret Bell Miller chorus performs at Perry School. Elementary Spring Music Festival Friday at Waynesburg Central High School auditorium features bands and choruses from every elementary school and an All-district Elementary Chorus. The district chorus includes 60 singers from East Ward, Margaret Bell Miller, Perry and Brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Teagarden
MT. Morris
Central Greene
Margaret Bell Miller
Gail Mahaffey
Perry School
Waynesburg Central High School
East Ward
Perry
Brave
Riverside
Mahaffey
East Franklin
Memorial books placed in high school library
Mapletown Junior-Senior High School Library purchased memorial books donated over months. Titles include Bowling For All and Lives of Poor Boys who Became Famous in memory of Herbert Gabler by J Lynmar Mfg Inc and Our First Ladies and The Story of John F Kennedy in memory of Mae Elizabeth Ruddy by the Class of 1973. The list also honors Joseph Antonelli, Wanda Swaney Baird, John Wagner Sr, Martin Gugliotta, Steve Nevedale, and others with multiple titles per donor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ellenberger
Bobtown
Mapletown
Herbert Gabler
J. Lynmar Mfg., Inc
First Ladies
John F. Kennedy
Mae Elizabeth Ruddy
America
Red Fox
Kinapoo
Vietnam
Joseph Antonelli
Joseph
Antonelli
Wanda Swaney Baird
John Leneskie
John Wagner Sr
Martin Gugliotta
Davy Crockett
Greensboro Lions honor Bobtown youth
Rudy Juracko son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Juracko of Bobtown a Mapletown High School senior was named Boy of the Month by the Greensboro Lions Club at a dinner meeting He received a Webster s Collegiate New World Dictionary and is active in band junior high basketball Future Teachers of America and machine shop He led the Greene County Vo Tech machine shop class and completed technical hours at Central Westmoreland area technical school He attends St Ignatius Church and plans to study machinist trades at Penn State Fayette Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobtown
Rudy Juracko
Mapletown High School
Greensboro Lions Club
Rudy
Lions
Future Teachers of America
Vo-Tech
Waynesburg
Westmoreland Area
St. Ignatius Church
Penn State
Cemetery Spring Clean-Up Plans Stated at Mt Morris
The Cedar Grove Cemetery has completed plans for the spring clean-up before Memorial Day weekend. Attendees at the meeting included Willis Lemley Ralph Hickman Morgan Bowers Mrs. Della Lewellen John Lewellen and Mrs. Belle Pyles with a non member secretary present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Morris
Cedar Grove
Willis Lemley
Ralph Hickman
Morgan Bowers
Della Lewellen
John Lewellen
Belle Pyles
Area groups plan meets in Greene County churches
Several organizations in southeastern Greene County announce meetings this week. WSCS of Bobtown United Methodist Church hosts the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet at 6 p.m. Thursday in Community Hall. Bobtown PTA meets 7 p.m. Monday at Bobtown School with the Southeastern Greene Elementary Band, directed by William Dils, performing and officers installed during a covered dish lunch. Ladies Auxiliary to Bobtown Firemen meets 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the fire hall. Southeastern Greene County Women's Club meets Thursday in Mapletown United Methodist Church social rooms with president Mrs. Robert Wiltrout presiding. Dr. Mary Kunkel of Carmichaels Clinic speaks. social committee includes Kate Ganoey, Doris Bobnovich, Nancy Lint, Elizabeth Van Riper, and Dolly Gideon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
WSCS
Bobtown
Greene County Women’s Club
Mapletown United Methodist Church
Robert Wiltrout
Mary Kunkel
Carmichaels Clinic
Kate Ganoey
Doris Bobnovich
Nancy Lint
Elizabeth van Riper
Dolly Gideon
Foster home plans topic for Grange Dunkard meeting
A Greene County Welfare Agency representative will discuss the foster homes plan for children in need at Dunkard Grange's Wednesday meeting in Grange MT MORRIS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Morris
Greene County Welfare Agency
Dunkard Grange
Mt Morris class plans its first reunion in 1941 group
Mt. Morris High School graduates of 1941 plan their 30 year reunion at the new American Legion home in Mt. Morris on July 3 with dinner at 6 30 p m. The reservation committee seeks James Patterson and asks anyone with his address to contact Mrs. Evelyn Teagarden. The Grange Mother’s Day program featured readings and performances by local members led by Florence Yost and several Teagardens, with corsages to the oldest and youngest mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Morris
Mt. Morris High School
New American Legion
James Patterson
Evelyn Teagarden
The
Grange
Florence Yost
Vonda Yost
Penny Rudolph
Mark Teagarden
Ricky Teagarden
Darlene Kroger
Jane Abel
Nell Queen
Darlene Teagarden
Dennis Brozick
Duane Yost
Mary Lou Bryan
Anita Teagarden
Bill Lockhart Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Electric Equipment Company
High Street Dial
James Faust
Morgantown Asphalt CO
Dave the
Yalt Road
W. YA
B & O Freight Yards
Irene Jones
U.S. Navy
Steve Nevedale
Greensboro Lions
W. Va
Willey St
Austin
Davidson Bros. Garage
Edna Henderson
Pamona Grange
Holiday
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!