Officials Hear Nelsonville Flood Plan With Minor Chauncey Hopes
About 100 attendees at a public hearing near Nelsonville heard the U S Army Corps of Engineers outline a Nelsonville flood protection plan. The project includes a 9000 foot earthen levee and a 2600 foot channel relocation to shield the Hocking River area and city park, with five openings in the levee and four flood gates. Chauncey officials voiced concern over potential backwater effects, while Columbus and local leaders urged cooperation and funding to accelerate protection work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Chauncey
Robert Lucas
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Columbus
Logan
Kenneth McIntyre
Corps of Engineers
Huntington District
Chauncey Group
Crabtree Memorial Field
Hocking River
Fulton Street
Hocking Conservancy District
McIntyre
Huntington
Harold Beamer
John Justice
William Sinozich
Wayne Todd
Clarence E. Miller
Miller
Bumgardner
Donald Kern
Robert Cochran
Charles Wadley
Wadley
MclIntryre
Sunday Creek
Clay Todd
Colonel McIntyre
Sinozich
Dorr Run
Woodrow Wilson
Kachelmacher Park
Hocking
Auxiliary Catches Fugitive Near Nelsonville Chase
Nelsonville Auxiliary Police helped pursue fugitive James Logan from Ashville Friday night. Miles Wolfe aided the capture after Logan swam the Hocking River and fled toward Route 278, where he was apprehended on a hillside near mobile homes. Also noted were a Glouster Golf League meeting at Forest Hill and a Nelsonville Emblem Club meeting at the Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Logan
Paul Altier
Miles Wolfe
James Logan
Ashville
Altier
Chan
Hocking River
Route 278
Glouster
Pete Gyure
Forest Hill
Bishopville
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Club
Hocking Street
Daughters and Discharges At Hocking Valley Hospital
Mrs. John Cherry of New Plymouth welcomed a daughter. Admissions include Shirl Smith Laurelville Terry Krannitz Lancaster Don Laughlin Athens and Mrs Riley Worthman among others. Discharges list Mrs Roy McManus and son Mrs David Thompson and son and John Clifford and Mrs George Wolfe. Additional names include Master Brian St Clair New Straitsville and several others from Nelsonville Glouster Wellston and Belford Rosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirl Smith
Laurelville
Terry Krannitz
Lancaster
Don Laughlin
Athens
Riley Worthman
Joe Foltz
William Fowler
Logan
Roy McManus
David Thompson
John Clifford
George Wolfe
Brian St. Clair
New Straitsville
Sandra Coen
Allan Williams
Nelsonville
Alberta Canale
Glouster
Mary Jane Pope
Wellston
Henry Spencer
Murray City
Ralph R. Laurent
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Hocking Hills Artists and Craftsmen Elect Officers
Logan meeting saw potter's wheel demos by Al Ray and Dennis Savage. Miss Opal Wylie presided with Mrs. Marion Allen as treasurer reporting 39 paid members. An expanded executive board was elected and committees named for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Hills
Logan High School
al Ray
Dennis Savage
Opal Wylie
Marion Allen
Miss Wylie
Allen
Hayden Dillon
Nancy Wildermuth
George B. Johnson
Bill Mack
Floyd Donley
Floyd Hiles
George Shaw
Polly Donley
Evans Hand, Jr
Irma Powers
Fritz Hull
Logan flood plan faces Ohio regulation at hearing
Logan flood control proposals from the U S Army Corps of Engineers were reviewed at a Logan hearing. Officials explained the plan to widen and deepen the Hocking River and Old Town Creek, with local support and state regulatory hurdles ahead.
Logan Driver Cited After Vehicle Demolished In Logan
Logan-Hocking County deputies reported that a car owned by Keith Porter was demolished Saturday night around 9 25. Steve Evans 18 of 500 E. Bowen St. lost control of the vehicle on US 33 S at the Haydenville overpass and was cited for excessive speed and operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Richard A. Ruffner reported that a deer jumped into his path on N Walnut Street Road Sunday at 7 40 p.m. killing the deer. Janet F. Rheinscheid of Canal Winchester was treated and released after her car rolled over on wet pavement near Logan. She was cited for excessive speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Richard A. Ruffner
Edgehill Dr
N. Walnut Street Road
Janet F. Rheinscheld
Canal Winchester
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
EMS
Hocking Drive
Glouster Village Court Fines Man In Two Counts
Richard L. Kasler of Glouster pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property and larceny. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and jailed 30 days for destruction, and 300 dollars plus costs and jailed 90 days for larceny. Police Hartley and deputy Williams commended for investigation. other Monday cases included three speeding bonds forfeited and a continued assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Richard L. Kasler
Paul Meade
Glouster Village
Kasler
Glouster Police
William Hartley
Carl Williams
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Bailey's
Jeflery Store
Easler
Meade
Hartley
Williams
Gary Lunde
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oo Chauncey
Hocking Conservancy
Donald W. Bumgardner
Robert Mathews
Conservancy District
Kenneth Ackerman
Athens County Regional Planning Commission
Richard
Mathews
Conservancy Plan
Ackerman
Dustry
Hubbard
Banking Institution
Development Association
Orland Ely
Hewitt Fork
Mud Lick
Operation Mainstream
Raccoon Creek
Ely
Athens County
John Law
James Edwards
Helen Baker
Clair Ball Jr
Donald Johnson
John Cherry
New Plymouth
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lila Tipple
Lorena Kline
Ben Kirkendall
Joanna Evans
Joyce Lewis
Gail Slater
Edward Lafferty
Belford Rosser
Slo
Nelsonville City Slo
Nelsonville-York Junior High School
Fayette Street
Federal Hocking
George Lovell
U. S. Corps of Engineers
National Guard Armory
Kenneth E. McIntyre
Department of Natural Resources
Lucas
Old Town Creek
Mulberry Street
Mulberry
Mills Falls
Hocking Valley
M. B. Haney
Haney
Max Davidson
The
Hocking County Improvement Corp
Thomas Price
Logan Trade Club
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
McElfrish
Coshocton
Benny Ray Rushing
Summit St
James Dale Dolph
W. Lane
Chester Love
Betty McDaniel
ANB
Athens National Bank
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