Welcome Wagon Hosts Inmates From Hocking Honor Camp
The Welcome Wagon Club of Logan hosted two inmates from Hocking Honor Camp to discuss prison reform and rehabilitation. Inmates described camp life, current population of 26, and the absence of armed guards, noting trust granted to those who reach the camp and suggesting prisoner panels to screen entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Correctional Institute
Welcome Wagon Club
Nina Haning
Crazy Bridge
Lou Lampman
Betty Ave
Driver Blinded by Oncoming Lights Causes Route 216 Crash
A Logan driver David Dailey 20 and passenger Joseph Williams 13 were injured when Dailey lost control on a left curve on Route 216 just south of the Perry County line. The car went off the road rolled twice and landed on its top. Dailey suffered abrasions. Williams received a head bump. No citations were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Passnger
David Dailey
Nelsonville
Perry County
Top Dailey
Joseph Williams
Nelsonville collects 1 tax yields $112595 for 1972
City Auditor Mabel Tigner reports the 1 percent income tax brought in 112,595.47 for 1972 with 6,954.28 balance on Jan 1, 1972. Transfers totaled 65,000. 775.56 refunded to taxpayers. office expense 6,983.58. In January 1973 16,000 moved to general fund and 24,000 to capital improvements fund. Current allocations: 40 percent to general, 60 percent to capital. Balance Jan 31 was 12,204.76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mabel Tigner
General Fund
Capital Improvements Fund
Perry County Land Transfers Highlight Local Deals
Casual Shops Inc transfers Lot 17 in Thornville HL to Elbert and Marguerite Leavitt. Evie Goff transfers Lot 516 in Stephen Mills Jr. first addition to Crooksville to Ralph and Kay Thomas. John A. Smeltzer acquires 18 acres in New Lexington from multiple Lewis families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casual Shops Inc
Elbert
Marguerite Leavitt
Thornville
Evie Goff
Ralph
Kay Thomas
Crooksville
Stephen Mills Jr
David J
Grace Lewis
Thomas L
Ellen Lewis
John T
Mary Lewis
John A. Smeltzer
New Lexington
Nelsonville York boards approves 1.39 million budget for 1972 73
Nelsonville York City School Board approves a 1,392,947.61 dollar appropriation for the 1972 73 year after work sessions. The board approves a leave for Martha Crewson and retires Louis Robson while hiring Molly Ritchey as replacement. Bus drivers added and plans discussed for upcoming vacations and weather adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenge
Nelsonville
Jack Hellyer
Nelsonville- York City
Martha Crewson
Poston Elemen
Louis Robson
Murray City
Nelsonville- York Junior High
Robson
Molly K. Ritchey
Pleasantview Ave
Crewson
Robert Pancake
Gene Baker
Sunnyside Drive
Athens
James Hall
David Hartley
New Marshfield
Grocers Advertise Beef and Produce Specials
In a local ad section shoppers see offers including chuck roast and round steak labeled tender and juicy. Ripe tomatoes and white grapefruit are featured, with a mention of pound weights and can sizes as part of the sale.
Forfeits and Fines in Mayor's Court Report
Five bonds forfeited for DUI and traffic offenses including Logan Levering Rex Adams Bob McClelland Eldon Carlin and David Gill. Fines imposed on Scribner Vincent Boudinot Hamilton Bowers and Geiger with some fines suspended for speeding and related violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Robert Levering
W. Hunter St
M. B. Haney
Rex A. Adams
Bob McClelland
Glouster
Eldon W Carlin
Walhending Ave
Carol A. Geiger
Church St
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Pierce
State Department of Education Transportation Division
Dale Sayre
Nelsonville, Ohio
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Golden Isle
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