Glouster Village Eyes 30 Acre Route 78 Land Sale for Development
Glouster Village Council moves to offer 30 acres along Route 78 for commercial development with a minimum $750,000 construction obligation, six month start, and three year completion. Sale to the highest bidder, with forfeiture if terms are not met, aims to attract medical offices and stores near the Masonic Temple.
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Glouster
Glouster Village
Te 78
Masonic Temple
David Grubbs
Wellston Council OKs Plan for Two Police Sergeants
Wellston council approves revising 1972 ordinance to remove corporal rank and create two sergeant posts with a $15 monthly raise for those promoted. Appointments will follow civil service testing. Chief Neal pursues federal funding for radio equipment at 5 percent city cost and considers buying used State Patrol cars for cruisers.
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Wellston
Dale Neal
Neal
Criminal Justice Department
Wil
Larry Walburn
Department of Transportation
Fur Sale Set by Southeastern Ohio Fur Takers
Carol reported the Fur Takers Association will hold a fur sale January 29 at the Morgan County Fairgrounds in McConnelsville. The event begins at 9 a.m. with hopes of strong prices for pelts in the region.
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Carol
Southeastern Ohio
Morgan County Fairgrounds
McConnelsville
Fur Takers Association
Kash Jewell
National Fur Takers
Kash
Maumee
Red Fox
S. 16Th St
Neighbor Aids in Arrests
Logan reports an alert neighbor helped capture two juvenile suspects after a home break in on Harbel Griffith Road. Police found a .410 shotgun, a .22 pistol, sling shots, tapes, lighters, and tools at the scene before tracing the youths.
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Wallace
Police Report Details Logan Crimes and Traffic Arrests
The Logan police annual report covers adults and juveniles jailed for crimes and traffic violations. Adult speeding led with 51 of 321 charges, July and December peaks. other months list monthly totals. Juvenile traffic arrests peak in summer with 14 speeding or 13 no license offenses. overall 87 arrests by month. Adults convicted include theft 22 and DUI 37 among others. There were 58 juvenile referrals, 10 dismissals, and 2 pending cases.
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Logan
Objection To Chief Is Filed In Wellston
WELLSTON Officers of the Wellston Police Department file a civil action in Jackson County Common Pleas Court objecting to A. Dale Neal’s appointment as police chief. The suit names the Wellston Civil Service Commission and city officials, seeks nullification of the appointment, and notes Neal was not a current officer or Wellston resident despite achieving the highest civil service test score. A prior action was dismissed for bypassing the Civil Service Commission. hearing date not yet set.
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Loreen Johnston
Walburn
Thomas Monger
James McKittrick
Wellston
Raymond Strickland
Minnie Wright
Fairgrounds Road
Kisor
Neal
Jackson County
Wellston Police Department
A. Dale Neal
Jackson County Common Pleas Court
Diana Talbott
Wellston Civil Service Commission
City Administration
Common Pleas Court
Civil Service Commission
Force
Tri County to Receive Mount St Marys Fuel Aid
In Nelsonville the Mount St Mary Hospital and Tri County Joint Vocational School form a buddy system to supply extra gas. The hospital switched to fuel oil to spare school gas, while the JVS remains open with conservation measures. Logan City Schools provide the largest share of JVS students at 33 percent.
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Tri-County
Mount St. Mary’s
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Earl Parkins
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
James Seymour
Seymour
Parkins
Logan City
New Lexington
Nelsonville Scouts Award Eagle Rank at Court of Honor
Two Scouts of Troop 67, Nelsonville, received Eagle Rank at a National Court of Honor held at Pythian Hall. Gary DeVol and John Standley were lauded with Eagle certificates and letters from the Chief Scout Executive.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Hall
Gary DeVol
Calvin DeVol
Buchtel
John Standley
Glouster
Keith Butt
Frank Higgins
Ross Flowers
Steve Green
Tim Koker
Dave Hinerman
Terry Lanthrone
David Valkinburg
Darin Coffman
Eric Maurer
Mike Holtel
Terry Hoffman
John Adams
Mike Simonton
Todd Rosser
Steve Inman
Joe Williams
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
James Hollenbaugh
Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Butt
Standley and
DeVol
Wilbur D. Mender
Ralph Hinerman
Scout Living Circle
Lord Baden- Powell
England
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Westfall Insurance Agency
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Depot Square
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
John P. Tafaro
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Trimble High School
Columbia Gas
al Leonard
Columbia
Gamwell
Golding
Lima
United Telephone Co
High Street
Locust Street
Searls
Sadie Parks
Lake Alma
Joana Hunter
Snow
J. D. Martin
Comet
Joe Kisor
New York Avenue
Electric Company
Ruth Cury
Henry Willard
Ira Wilkinson
Ira
Fane A. AD Arestration
SOCA
Deveop Ment
Alexander Township
Geree
Shaneg
Athens County
Athens
OMIO
Crete
Otegamane
Wews Medha
Environment A. Protection
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Parkersburg
Vienna
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Soother
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