Nelsonville approves sewer rate hike and city actions
Nelsonville City Council adopted a new sanitary sewer rate schedule effective April 25 increasing charges by 250 percent. The council also raised prisoner feeding allowances and discussed trash haulage bids, land sale at Crabtree Memorial Field, water mains to Mason City Hill, and federal revenue sharing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
City Water and Sewer
Council
Pat DeLong
W. Franklin Street
Floyd G. Browne
Logan
Logan Junior High solo and ensemble results at Westerville
About 40 Logan Junior High School students competed in District XIII Solo and Ensemble Competition. Soloists earning Superior ratings were Linda Johnson on trombone Debbie Masure on clarinet Cathy Parry on clarinet and Mary Jo Turner on oboe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Music Education Association
Westerville
Linda Johnson
Debbie Masure
Cathy Parry
Mary Jo Turner
Kristi Jarvis
Christy Blair
Christy Bowlby
Cathy Walter
Amy Davis
Wanda Whitcraft
Brenda Rempel
Linda Kuhn
Peggy Jamison
Susie Dupler
Dani Irvine
Lee Ann Leadbetter
Cindy Montgomery
Elizabeth Miller
Brian Drummond
Carmen Glenn
Randy Wittekind
Mike Erb
Robbie Laving
Thea May
Amy Maniskas
Carol McFadden
Melissa Spencer
Melody Miller
Susan Ruggles
Wanda Matthews
Debbie Horsky
Anne Stockham
Cheryl Dickerson
Cathy Walker
al Horsky
Dave Sellers
Kent Bishop
Ray Holcomb
Hospital May Aid Children in Southeast Ohio
State Rep. Claire Ball says the Division of Mental Health is studying converting Nelsonville Tuberculosis Hospital into a regional residential facility for emotionally disturbed children ages 6 to 18. Plan includes reducing beds from 100 to about 50 and using space for classrooms and activities with regional community based education programs being considered in seven cities. Ball invites public opinions and lists contact names and addresses for input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire “Buzz Ball
Athens
Division of
Ball
Kenneth Gaver
Marietta
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Ironton
Dover
Steubenville
Accidents Reported In Wellston Over Weekend
Police investigated three crashes in Wellston over the weekend. Douglas W. Wright backed from a parking space on W Second Street and hit a parked car owned by Mary Lou Smothers. An unidentified vehicle damaged a Norris vehicle. A four car collision on Pennsylvania Avenue involved Joe Mallick who was cited for driving under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Douglas W. Wright
W. Second Street
Mary Lou Smothers
Columbus
John E. Norris
Pennsylvania Avenue
Second Street
Joe Mallick
Bertha Jayne
Beaver
Lawrence E. McCarty
Jackson
James E. Reed
Ray
Mallick
Jacksonville Mothers Club to Visit Tri-County School
The Jacksonville Mothers Club will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the platform in Jacksonville and proceed to the Tri-County School for their activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Jacksonville
Hocking Valley Hospital Welcomes A New Trustee
LOGAN The Hocking Valley Community Hospital board welcomed Grant Smith as a new trustee replacing Rev. Leonard Ferguson who declined reappointment due to illness. The hospital reported 81 patients Monday night of 92 capacity with January census and 1972 financials showing a loss before depreciation but a net operating gain after contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Norma Gable
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Grant Smith
Art Gasser
Max Davidson
Smith
Fred Walter
Barton Holl
Kachelmacher Clinic
Arledge
Barton A. Hall
Hocking County
Hall
Leonard Ferguson
Fev
Ferguson
Five cases heard in Hocking County Court
In Hocking County Court five cases were heard and eight bonds forfeited Monday. Guilty pleas included Earl M. Saunders and Robert L. Camper Jr. for speeding with fines ten dollars plus costs. Others paid fines or forfeited bonds for license, heatgear, or accident-related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Rodney L. Canter
Rockbridge
Terry L. Thompson
Laurelville
Ray McKenzie
Lancaster
Phyllis L. Dye
Columbus
Denver R. Pickett
Nelsonville
Jeffrey L. Kaufman
Toledo
Sherry E. Anton
Pepper Pike
Robert J. Weaver
Chillicothe
Arthur R. Kalklosch
Logan
Glouster Circle 1 Plans Meeting at Stephenson Home
Glouster Circle 1 of the Glouster Methodist Church will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs William Stephenson for its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Methodist Church
William Stephenson
Convicted Killer Recruiter Meets With Prosecutors
Paul E. Gilly, jailed for recruiting men who killed UMW insurgent Joseph Yablonski and his family, met for hours with state prosecutors in Erie Pennsylvania who are handling the case of another defendant in the Yablonski murders. The nature of the conference was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Erie, Pa
Paul E. Gilly
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock’ Yablonski
Gilly
Praters
Annette
Paul
Silous Huddleston
Yablonski
Yablonskis
CAA Seeks County Help to Salvage Two Programs
Jackson and Vinton County commissioners are asked to join forces to save Head Start and Neighborhood Youth Corps programs from termination by July 1 under a presidential edict. Huston defends admin costs and urges cooperation to keep programs that bring regional funding and community services to low income residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Jackson County
Vinton County
Jackson
Huston
CAA
Glenn L. Peters
Board of County Commissioners
Nyc
Books Available at Logan Library Merit List Titles
Logan Hocking County District Library announces 43 Notable Books from the past year are in stock including August 1914 by Solzhenitsyn Bare Ruined Choirs by Wills The Best and the Brightest by Halberstam The Children of Pride by Myers Eleanor The Years Alone by Lash Fire in the Lake by Fitzgerald The German Lesson by Lenz The Mountain People by Turnbull My Land Is Dying by Caudill The Optimists Daughter by Welty Queen Victoria by Woodham Smith Seven Arrows by Storm Virginie Wolfe by Bell In a separate group 31 Young Adult titles for 1972 include The Terminal Man by Crichton The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing by Durham The Hessian by East Dove by Graham Vida His Own Story by Blue Libby Teacup Full of Roses by Mathis My Name is Asher Lev by Potok MagnifiCat by Sheehan Report from Engine Co 82 by Smith Deathwatch by White Woodstock Craftsman s Manual by Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan- Hocking County
American Library Association
Solzhenitsyn
Wills
Halberstam
Myers
Eleanor
Lash
Fitzgerald
Lenz
Turnbull
Caudill
Optimists
Welty
Woodham-Smith
Storm
Virginia Wolfe
Bell
Young Adult Services Division
ALA
Chrichton
Durham
East
Graham
Vida
Blue and
Libby
Mathis
Asher Lev
Potok
MagnifiCat
Sheehan
Engine Co
Smith
Deathwatch
White
Woodstock
Young
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Local Residents
Admitted patients at Hocking Valley Community Hospital include Alton Frasure and several Logan residents along with McArthur natives Clyde Crewey Ralph Irelan and John Hawk. Haydenville and additional names appear among admitted persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Frasure
Belford Harbarger
Logan
John Hawk
Clyde Crewey
Ralph Irelan
McArthur
David R. Marlowe
Haydenville
Deputies Probe Wrecks and Thefts in County
A flurry of incidents kept Hocking County deputies busy from Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning. A rash of break ins at Armco Steel on Motherwell Avenue netted $25 in cash and stamps, while a trailer at Summit Two was found twice with its door open. An attempted theft and vandalism occurred on Route 328. A Deer caused damage to John Bush's car on Route 328 north of Green Two. A hit and run at Skyline Trailer Court caused minor damage to Glenn Faught's car. Route 328 saw crashes and damage as well as a battery theft from a tractor near Long Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Paul Dutcher
Summit
Start Two
Bank
Green Two
William Clements
Hopewell
W. Hunter
Mary K. Bailey
Nelsonville
Bailey
Clyde Deffenbaugh
Laurelville
Long Run
Angles Trial Starts In Hocking County Court
Logan jury seated Monday in Bobby Joe Angles armed robbery case at Certified Gas Station on W Hunter Street December 2 1972. Prosecutor Chris Veidt leads State case. Angles is defended by Mark Folley. Merrit Rheinscheid Jack Thompson Marcia Phares Thomas West Bruce Adcock Stephanie Sette Willis Johnston Agnes Leasure Dorothy Dalton Andrew F Verba Robert Harper Chester Lemon serve as jurors with John A Podoske as alternate. Murray City CAA to elect four members to Center Advisory Board at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Murray City Hill Water
Athens County
Donald Kern
Mount
Utility
Carl Young
Judiciary
Bruce Rogers
Tom McCollum
Lake Hope Drive
Crabtree Memorial Field
West End
McCollum
Harry Matheny
Canal Street
Ball Park
Rogers
James Shumaker
Shumaker
Brooks Coal
Right of Way
Paul Altier
Mason City Hill
Altier
Donald W. Bumgardner
Levering
Bentley
Mabel Tigner
Virginia R. Alvis
E. Franklin Street
Alvis
Bumgardner
Traf
Fic
Robert Hollenbaugh
Athens County Road No. 5
Pleasantview Avenue
Police Department
Warren
Church Street
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Kathy Ann Kasler
Lorna E. Barber
Kenneth Mitchell
Laura Mae Steele
Patricia Sullivan
Buchtel
George C. Bryan
Harry Hawk
New Marshfield
Clayton Kuhn
Mable Lines
Wanda Pierce
Hamden
Elmer Moore
Huston Nursing Home
Elmer Beitelscheis
Ryan Waldron
Rodney Waldron
Tommy Dicken
Mercy LaFollette
Dave Horsky
Jerry Bowlby
Tom Johnston
Mothers Clubh
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking
Carpenters
S. Court
William J. Prater
Lafollette
Tenn
Prater
Albert E. Pass
Middlesboro
UMW
Kentucky
Tennessee
Harry Wortman
Glenn Wollett and Son
Murray City
Tri- County Community Action
Murray City Center
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide
Roger W. Wolf
Fort St
Paul Williams
West State
C. J. Tippett
West State St
Harold B. Swisher
Nationwide Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide Life Insurance Company
Columbus, Ohio
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