Logan Fire House Plan Faces Court Challenge in Logan
In Hocking County Common Pleas Court Monday, taxpayers through Lawrence Holzapfel seek an injunction to halt a new Logan fire station and a dedicated fund. Robert Gosnell and other council members testified while disputes over open process and funding arose, with the hearing extending into a second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Gosnell
Hocking County
Gosnell
Council
Harley Meyer
Holzapfel
Hozapfel
L. Jackson Henniger
Abe Leonard
100 Year-Old Bell Set To Ring In New Year
In Nelsonville the First Presbyterian Church bell cast about 1876 will toll in the new year at 12 midnight after a 11:30 p.m. carillon concert. The Schulmarsch Carillon, installed in 1963, now rings 111 bells. Church records note 1876 dedication, 1873 stone foundations, and 1926 stucco over brick walls.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian
J. Lloyd Evans
Monely Bell Foundry
West Troy
N.Y
Evans
United States of America
Hocking
Hock-Hocking
Pennsylvania
Christmas Gatherings Around Glouster Families
A long list of Christmas visits and family dinners spans Glouster and nearby towns. Masters command and Mrs Richard Dean return to Alexandria after a week with Ralph Dean and Barbara, with many relatives from Columbus, Circleville, Urbana, and beyond sharing meals and hospitality during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dean
Kathy
Richie
Alexandria
Glouster
Ralph Dean
Barbara
John Price
Deanna Ruth
Jimmy Dean
Earich and
Heyes
Nelsonville
Charles Comstock
Thelma Pool
Columbus
Donald Price
Randy Smith
Michael
Neal Morris
Catherine Skinner
David Cox
Pickerington
Gordon Mead
Anne
David Mead
Richard Mead
Columbus Area
David Cox Jr
Tim Cox
Mathew
Urbana
Cox
Circleville
Dean Bingman
Don Makarius
Makarius
Glouster United Methodist Church
Bill Dunnette
Darin
Denise
Carl Miller
Dunettes
Gerald Ball
the Plains
Darrell Ball
Coshocton
Denny Ball
Marion
Dunnettes
Hartford Dunnette
Sue Hunter
Mary
Mar
Miles Easler
Braun Street
Donald Kasler
Max
Philip
Robin Ray
David Kasler
Krista
Mundelein
Ill
Rodney Kasler
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Paul Koons
Steve
Trimble
Larry Koons
Duane Koons
Jerry Koons
Jessica
Paula Koons
Ohio Valley Christian College
Parkersburg
W. Va
Roger Kasler
Tammy and
Rickey
Malta
Derailment blocks line near Logan with no injuries
A Chessie System train from Pomeroy to Logan derailed at Route 328 near Route 56 Saturday at 3 p.m. No injuries reported. Nine cars plus the engine left the tracks, about 600 feet of track torn loose and 100 feet damaged. Engineer Cliff Hopkins and conductor Roy Rutter aboard. Cleanup began Monday morning. Firefighters later responded to two car fires on Second Street traced to a backfire ignition.
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Logan
Chessie
Pomeroy
Hocking County
Cliff Hopkins
Roy Rutter
Nelsonville York City Board Meets for Organizational Session
Nelsonville York City Board of Education will hold an organizational meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Senior High School board room. A special session will follow to adopt partial appropriations. Newly elected members Judy Bodyer Joe Andrews and Paul Taylor will be sworn in. terms for Wilbur Mender and Robert Maurer expire Dec 31 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville- York City
Sheriff Adopts Blue Lights For County Cruisers
Logan Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman announced that department cruisers will switch to blue flashing lights effective January 1. He said blue lights are more visible in certain weather and will signal approaching law officials to motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Hartman
Logan-Hocking Library hires Ball as librarian
LOGAN Caroline Ball of Dayton has been hired as librarian for the Logan Hocking County Library and will begin duties January 2. She holds a bachelors from Dayton University and a masters in library science from Kent State. The board also approved within budget transfers totaling 505.48 for salaries, books, and periodicals and accepted a gift of 100 Gulf Oil shares from Barton Hall. A special board meeting is set for 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Logan
Caroline Ball
Dayton
Logan- Hocking County
Miss Ball
Dayton University
Kent State University
Francis Miller
Jefferson Twp. High School
Board of Trustees
Barton Hall
Gulf Oil
Floyd Warner to retire after 40 years at Jackson County Courthouse
Jackson County Clerk of Courts Floyd Warner, 65, announces plans to retire at end of 1976 after 40 years in the courthouse. Appointed deputy clerk in 1936, he became clerk in 1944 and notes his tenure as the longest of any Jackson County official. A major fire in 1951 devastated records but volunteers saved many documents.
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Jackson
Jackson County
Floyd Warner
Warner
George Parry
Parry
Agenda Sets Routine Actions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Trustees of Hocking Valley Community Hospital approved renewals with Mount Carmel Hospital for pharmaceutical services and a malpractice insurance purchase of 46000 dollars, bid from Buckeye Union Insurance, with no current litigation anticipated. Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service designated instructors for coronary care training, involving Dr. Roy Bontrager Dr. George Ralph and nurse Miriam Lewis for about 80 hours plus testing.
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Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Secems
Roy Bontrager
George Ralph
Miriam Lewis
Barton A. Hall
Vandalism and Thefts Probed in Wellston
WELLSTON Police investigate vandalism with a cracked windshield and 15 gallons of gas taken from Albert Gibson’s car at 5 E 11th St. Lela Ousley reports her wallet stolen from under a front seat at 228 W 9th St. POMEROY courthouse to close for New Year, reopening Friday.
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Wellston
Albert Gibson
E. 11Th St
Lela Ousley
W. 9Th St
Logan Hocking Board Approves County Health Budget Benched
The Logan Hocking County Board of Health in special session approved an approximate list of expenditures to submit to the Budget Commission and voted to reh ire all staff at new salaries effective January 5. The $120 898 total excludes CETA salaries. names include Dr Owen F Yaw Ada Rheinscheid Anna Gerken Joyce Stufflebean Betty Scaparrotti Donald Robers Chris Dear and others across nursing clerical and custodial posts. Officers for next year will be elected in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan- Hocking County
Budget Commission
CETA
Board
Board of Health
Owen F. Yaw
Ada Rheinscheid
Anna Gerken
Joyce Stuffelbean
Betty Scaparrotti
Donald Robers
Chris Dear
Josephine Mathias
Dorothy Fetheroff
Dorothy Pierson
Bonnie Moore
William Evans
City Council Sets Organizational Meeting for New Term
City council to hold an organizing meeting at 7 pm in council chambers announced by Carl Young president. New term begins with oath of office for incumbents and newly elected officials including Nicki Blackburn David Friedrich Reginald Leveing Robert Sheskey Hope Woodson Ralph Davis Clinton Crihfield Dianne Hoffman Nancy Kern and Mayor Violet Hollenburgh who take office January 1.
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Nelsonville
Carl Young
Young
Nicki Blackburn
David Friedrich
Reginald Leveing
Robert Sheskey
Hope Woodson
Ralph E. Davis
Clinton Crihfield
Mrs. Blackburn
Friedrich
Woodson
Sheskey
Crihfield
Action Ad Special for Wanted To Buy Listings
Classified notice offers an Action Ad service for Wanted To Buy items. Readers are invited to place notices and find pre owned goods through a special classification. The ad emphasizes quick results and across market reach.
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Logan Fire House
James Stewart
Stewart
Robert Lortz
Hambel
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pam Lortz
Mormon Tabernacle
Ted Whitacre
Humber
Marvin Murphy
Tuppers Plains
Walter Davis
Johnny
Zanesville
Robert Farley
Lazy Acres Lane
Bishopville
Lucille Abrams
Anna B. Good
Hilliard
Joseph Beck
Beck
Farley
Second
Spring Streets
Spring
Hunter Streets
Don Lightfoot
Second St
NY Board
Library
Dallas Williams
Greg Yates
The
Coalton Fire Department
Arledge
Kachelmacher
John C. Bacon
Meigs County
James Shumaker
Dianne Hoffman
Nancy Kern
Violet Hollenburgh
Messenger
Dwight H. Rutherford
John D. Clark
Ted Vogt
Emagene Davis
Buckeye
Wit
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