New Logan School Board Swears In Two Members
Justin Wells takes oath as the board reconvenes with Don Young elected president and Don Long as vice president. Margaret Greenman is absent to be sworn in later. Meetings move to the band room and reimbursements set at up to $20 per regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
Young
Dan Long
Don Young
C. T. Grey
Long
Larry Wells
Grey
Greenman
Athletic Board
Wells
City Recreation Commission
Hubbard
Badger
Joe Andrews
Roland Pierce
Ohio General Assembly
Jack Hillyer
Hillyer
Accidents Caused By Deer In Logan County
Two deer related crashes were reported by the Hocking County Sheriff over the weekend. Raymond McGrady reported a deer entered the path of his car near State Route 595 and Old 33 early Sunday with no injury. Margaret Henderson hit a pair of deer on Route 33 and Route 328 Saturday at 3 15 a.m. Damages to her car were about 600 dollars. An unknown driver struck George Newman’s parked car and damaged its left front end. John Wilkerson said an unknown driver knocked over his mailbox Saturday afternoon. A private property incident on Thompson Ridge Road involved a backing collision between two cars with no injuries or citations.
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Logan
Hocking County
Sheriff’s Department
Raymond E. McGrady
W. Hunter St
Margaret A. Henderson
Hunter St
George W. Newman
Green Acres Trailer Court
John Wilkerson
Thomas J. Baum
Soldier On Leave From European Assignment
NELSONVILLE Army Sp4 Richard McCollum son of Mr and Mrs Bill McCollum 474 Fairview St is spending a 30 day furlough at home He recently completed EOD training at Indian Head Md He will report Jan 6 to Ft Dix N J for an assignment in Europe Also in Nelsonville birth to Thomas Anderson and wife a daughter in Logan hospital admissions include Harry Courtney Mrs Mary Kimble Miss Marilyn Malone and Mrs Zennie Palmer Discharged
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Nelsonville — Army
Richard McCollum
Bill McCollum
Fairview St
Indian Head
Ft. Dix
N.J
Europe
Harry Courtney
Mary Kimble
Marilyn Malone
Zennie Palmer
Logan
Levering To Gain Experience At Defiance College
Steven Levering a Defiance College sophomore and physical education major will conduct his January winter term field experience in education at Athens High School. The program gives future teachers exposure to classroom observation and collaboration with teachers during a normal school month as part of the Defiance winter term.
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Defiance
Steven Levering
Reginald T. Levering
Grosvenor Street
Nelsonville
Defiance College
Steve
Athens High School
Nelsonville Mayor's Court kept as council weighs move
Nelsonville city council decided to retain the mayor's court for now after a special session. Mayor Donald Bumgardner proposed sending hearings to Athens County Municipal Court on a regular schedule, while some citizens urged keeping the mayor's court.
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Nelsonville
Glen Thorp
Donald Bumgardner
Athens County
Hocking Commission Re Elects Officers in Reorg Meeting
Hocking County commissioners re elected Otto Shaw as president Grant Smith as vice president and kept weekly meetings at 9 30 a m. Wilma Ganoey and Charley Waugh retained clerical posts with set salaries Stella Patton kept as assistant custodian James Leonard re hired as dog warden with pay rise Robert Bower re hired as bee inspector plus mileage rules and highway appropriations Charles E Rodd cited for running a stop sign and to appear in mayor s court Saturday.
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Logan
Hocking County
Otto Shaw
Grant Smith
Wilma Ganoey
Charley Waugh
Stella Patton
James Leonard
Robert Bower
Caroll
Charles E. Rodd
Jennison Ave
Market
North
Rodd
Three Cases Heard By County Court Judge Stilwell
Three cases were heard by Judge James Stilwell Monday morning in county court. Donald MacCarsey pled guilty to an improper turn and was fined $15 plus costs. Charles W. Mock pled guilty to operating an unsafe vehicle with a $10 fine and costs, the fine suspended. Robert L. Ricketts pled guilty to fictitious registration with a $5 fine and costs. Several drivers forfeited bonds for speeding and related offenses, with amounts ranging from $23.50 to $28.50. Reindeer's Cousin The caribou is a first cousin of the European reindeer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Stilwell
Donald MacCarsey
Charles W. Mock
Robert L. Ricketts
Kenneth R. Richmond
Larry E. Beal
Harold N. Dufee Sr
Stephen C. Mohler
Chester E. Helber
Richard L. Dunkle
Robert K. Jay
Emmet L. Mahel
Dannt L. Robinette
Michael N. Cremean
Births Report From Glouster and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs William Wise of Glouster Route 3 welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Patrick Hanson of Glouster Route 3 welcome a daughter. Names include Rev Father George Marzluf of Crooksville, Pearl Wend of Nelsonville Route 2, William Taylor of New Marshfield Route 1, Ray Nott of Glouster, Sharon Coe of Carbon Hill, Otto Russell of Chauncey, and several others with spouses and children listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wise
Glouster
Patrick Hanson
George Marzluf
Crooksville
Pearl Wend
Nelsonville
William Taylor
New Marshfield
Ray Nott
Sharon Coe
Carbon Hill
Otto Russell
Chauncey
Poston School names six cheerleaders for Bulldogs games
Six cheerleaders were chosen at Poston School with two alternates after tryouts. The 6 named are Brenda Bruce, Donna Boston, Jody Bentley, Jerri Clouse, Teresa Pidcock and Trissa Wharton, with alternates Tracy Smith and Rhonda Stimel. Mrs Brame, sixth grade teacher, serves as advisor.
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Nelsonville
Poston School
Poston Bulldogs
Brenda Bruce
Donna Boston
Jody Bentley
Jerri Clouse
Teresa Pidcock
Trissa Wharton
Tracy Smith
Rhonda Stimel
Brame
Trash Stickers Are Due For January in Nelsonville
W and Sanitation Co reminds customers in Nelsonville to purchase January trash stickers to ensure weekly service. The company switched to a sticker plan from tickets, requiring a sticker for each housing unit. Stickers are sold in advance at Maurer's Variety Store to be posted on properties.
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Nelsonville
W and
Sanitation Co
Maurer’s Variety Store
New Year's First Born at Holzer in Gallipolis
Holzer Medical Center announces its first newborns of year 2026 with Sonya Ann Whaley born at 3 a.m. to David and (object) Whaley of Oak Hill and a Gallia County baby, a daughter of Paul Kent Blair and spouse of Gallipolis Route 1, born at 2 33 a.m. Sunday. Both mothers and infants are reported healthy.
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Holzer
Gallipolis
Holzer Medical Center
Sam Neal
Sonya Ann Whaley
David Whaley
Boundary St
Oak Hill
Gallia County
Paul Kent Blair
Neal
Nelsonville York School Board selects Badger as president
Irvin Badger was elected president of the Nelsonville York City Board of Education during Monday night sessions at the senior high. Bill Neal named vice president. Richard Hubbard honored with a plaque as he did not seek re-election after 12 years on the boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Irvin Badger
Nelsonville-York City
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Donald Kern
Glen Tharp
Carl Young
Edward Howe
Bruce Rodgers
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Tharp
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Howe
Reginald Levering
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Hope Woodson
Woodson
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Hocking Commission
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Larry Hook
Ann Johnson
William Backus
Dale March
Patricia March
Rena Powell
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Margaret Buck
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MIF
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West State St
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Athens
Roger W. Wolf
Fort St
West State
Paul Williams
NY School Board
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Wilbur Mender
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Robert Sheskey
Lowell Cole
Robert
Penrod
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Mgr. Kurtz
Ohio
Marting’s Youth Center
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