Nelsonville Council Approves Water Sewer Engineering and Higher Rates
Nelsonville City Council authorized more engineering for waterworks and sewer projects funded by HUD grants, set monthly water billing, and raised the overtime parking penalty from 25 to 50 cents. Engineering payment questions arose as pending phases move toward a single project with a $2.541 million cost and a city share of $1.309 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Council
Carl Young
Floyd G. Browne and Associates, Ltd
James Shumaker
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Shumaker
Young
Edward Howe
Ohio
Paul Altier
Floyd G. Browne and
Mason City Hill
Bruce Rogers
Donald W. Bumgardner
Rogers
Nelsonville council weighs light levy and safety measures
City faces 1972 expiry of the 1.60 mill city street lighting levy with a possible small increase. Theisen urges a three way share among city, school board, and Board of Trade citing Teen Center success and utility debts. Finance committee to consider. Traffic hazard at Fort Street near Kroger prompts removal of parking spaces as safety measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Theisen
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Council
Nelsonville York Board of Education
Frank Hines
Theisen
School Board
Board
How
Fort Street
Kroger Market
Kroger’s
Vinton County Experts Seek EMS Coverage and Ambulance Plans
Vinton County commissioners discussed expanding emergency medical service covering seven counties. They plan to contact the Bureau of Workers Compensation and the Industrial Commission of Ohio for EMS vehicle operator coverage and approved two ambulances applications with changes. The proposed EMS headquarters shifts to Route 35 near Holzer Medical Center in Gallia County. The dog warden reported 19 pickups in April, 34 in May, and 38 in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Bureau of Workmans Compensation
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc
Seven County
Athens
Holzer Medical Center
Gallia County
Vinton Issues Licenses To Four Local Residents
Thomas Harkins 20 laborer of McArthur and Loretta Young 21 of McArthur Route 2 receive licenses. Elden Accord Jr 23 of Creole Route 1 works in construction and Dawn J Faris 22 teacher also licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Thomas Harkins
McArthur
Loretta Young
Elden Accord Jr
Dawn’j. Faris
Five Hocking County cases heard by Judge Stilwell
Five cases were heard in Hocking County Court by Judge James Stilwell. Eight bonds were forfeited. Defendants included Todd Patton who pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars plus costs, Mark Travis fined 15 dollars, Larry Hamilton fined 15 dollars, Michael Reaume found guilty on a speeding charge with a 10 dollar fine, and Danny Withem fined 10 dollars for speeding. Several others forfeited bonds for various offenses including muffler and license violations with amounts ranging from 23.50 to 28.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
James Stilwell
Todd R. Patton
Glouster
Mark W. Travis
W. Front St
Larry D. Hamilton
Logan Route 4
Michael R. Reaume
Dayton
Danny R. Withem
Cletis Dalton
Groveport
Ida E. Smedley
Columbus
Nancy J. Curry
Worthington
Robert B. Nicholas
Shawnee
Earnest T. Rollins
Paul D. McCune
Millfield
Robert G. Dupler
Amanda
Police Studies Expert To Speak At Hocking Technical College
Dr. Vern L. Folley dean of the Urban Development Institute Harrisburg Area Community College will speak Tuesday night at the Police Science school Hocking Technical College. Folley has a long record in police education and administration and has held key academic and professional roles nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Vern L. Folley
Urban Development Institute
Harrisburg Area Community College
Harrisburg
Penn
Police Science
Hocking Technical College
Washington State University
Tucson
Logan Zoning Board Denies Well Permit
The five member Logan zoning board and attorney denied KDOC's non conforming permit for the old No 1 Kachelmacher well at Carborundum land. The unanimous vote cited hazards to residents and the sewage plant from possible brine or oil seepage. A board member hinted at a future Columbus decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Richard Gerken
Kentucky Drilling & Operating Corporation
KDOC
Kachelmacher
Columbus
Four Cases Reported by Hocking Sheriff
Logan county deputies logged four incidents over the weekend. A Gander cabin window was pried. five pillows and a bottle of bourbon were taken. Elbert Stevens lost control on Route 56, no injuries. A Laurelville dog avoidance crash caused minor damage and no injuries. David Van Curen was subdued by Laurelville police after a left of center stop and may face resisting arrest and disturbing the peace charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Mark W. Travis
Front St
Mohler Road
Laurelville
David van Curen
van Curen
Route 56
Center
van Duren
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Detailing Dismissals
A list of names is presented as hospital notes from Mount St Mary Hospital. Individuals include Debra Matheny Pat Poole Mrs Waverlyn Spires Jason Hanning Danny Knight and others across Logan Athens The Plains Glouster Marietta Murray City New Plymouth and Corning with several entries marked as dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Matheny
Pat Poole
Waverlyn Spires
Jason Hanning
Danny Knight
Nelsonville
Craig Weber
Henry Bethel
Logan
Bessie Cable
Corning
Josephine Quest
Athens
Jennifer McPherson
the Plains
Jesse Reedy
Joseph Bridgewater
Ronald Hook
Glouster
Wilbur Klinebrier
Paul Martin
Marietta
Ronald Decker
Murray City
John Miller
Christy McVay
New Plymouth
Bridal Shower Honors Judy Cooper In Lake Hope Luncheon
McArthur bride elect Judy Cooper, fiancé Edward Ware Wellston, was honored at a luncheon and shower hosted by Mrs. Carol George Conley of Ft. Myers Beach Florida at Lake Hope Dining Lodge. Decorations featured a shell fountain with lilies, palms, and ferns, Florida water color place cards, and a gift table with a bride motif. The guest list includes McArthur and Wellston residents such as Mrs. Lydonia Cooper and Miss Patricia Wortman among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydonia Cooper
Patricia Wortman
Gladys Pierce
Sue Zinn
Florabite Funk
Mary Shover
Nancy Waldron and
Dana
Janet Bolender
Mary Bobo
Grace Nannemaker
Mabel Wykle
Lara Hartley
Marsha Collins
Kathy Caudill
Helen Morrison
Beverly Harper
Janie George
Gerry Frye
Nellie Howell
Ruth T. George
McArthur
Hazel Ware
Laura Montgomery
Erma Pittenger
Debbie Hutchison
Lee Ann
Wellston
Mary Lou Palmer
Tara
Radcliff
Owen Thomas
Xenia
Bonnie
Speakmans Visit California With Friends In Tow
Mrs Patricia Speakman and daughter Tina travel to California visiting Jack Martin in Los Angeles and Clarissa Graham at Seal Beach. The Jacksonville Mothers Club will host a family picnic Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Glouster Memorial Park with each family bringing its own table service beverage and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Patricia Speakman
Tina
Columbus Street
California
Jack Martin
Los Angeles
Clarissa Graham
Seal Beach
Calif
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Glouster Memorial Park
Logan Mayor Fines and Forfeits From Court Session
Six persons were fined and four bonds were declared forfeit in Logan Mayor's Court on Saturday. Charles L. Mays and George W. Koener pleaded guilty to several charges, with fines ranging from 20 to 75 dollars plus costs. Sally Ann Scribner and Harold Gore faced disturbing the peace, each fined 40 dollars and costs. Charles W. Mack also paid 50 dollars. Bonds forfeited included Robert E. Schmitter 250 for DUI, Walter J. Shafer 30 for stop sign, Timothy S. Thornton 25 for begging, and Junior Harold Walton 20 for public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles L. Mays
George W. Koener
Newark
Mary C. Palmer
Sally Ann
Judith) Scribner
Harold Gore
Fourth St
Charles W. Mack
Robert E. Schmitter
W. Main St
Walter J. Shafer
Nelsonville
Timothy S. Thornton
Toledo
Harold Walton
W. Hunter Sr
Two Charges Are Tossed By Court
Five cases were heard by Mayor Donald W. Bumgardner in Nelsonville. Two charges were dismissed for lack of prosecuting witness. Tolliver pleaded innocent to an open flask in public and was fined 25 dollars and costs with the fine suspended. Chubb pleaded guilty to trespassing. Clemons and Mayle and Barber were fined for speeding with amounts and speeds noted. Barber and Mayle waived hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald W. Bumgardner
Charles T. Tolliver
Eward W. Mayle
Fourth St
Columbus
Jeffery A. Barber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Home Administration
Glen Tharp
Levering
Canal Street
FHA
Bumgardner
Mabel Tigner
Don Kern
State Health Department
Robert Hollenbaugh
Morris Clouston
U.S
Lak I
Vern Folley
Logan Zoning Board
Safety Service
Roy Loomis
Hocking
East State Street
Athens County
Jaycees Sleep
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Howard Harper
Charlotte Largent
Betty Lowery
Stirl McClelland
Rosanna Reeves
Christine Jenkins
Murray Haskins
Speakmans
William H. Thomas
Elida Route 3
Stanton F. Terry
St. Marys
W. Va
Richard L. Kline
Robert Chubb
Charles W. Ballinger
Poplar Street
Herbert E. Clemons
Poplar St
Clemons
Mayle
Mighty-Lite
Carpenters
S. Court
Marting
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