Davidson Re-Elected Hospital Board Chairman
Max Davidson was reelected chairman of the board of trustees of the Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Fred Walter will be vice chair and Wes Cannon secretary. The board authorized a contract with Ser vicemaster Corp. for housekeeping and maintenance, to be effective within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Davidson
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Davidson
Fred Walter
Wes Cannon
David Arledge
Servicemaster Corp
Downers Grove, Ill
Hocking County
Arledge
Peoria
Ill
Kachelmacher Vericose
Wellston Fourth Honor Roll Noted By High School
Wellston Junior and Senior High School released its fourth six weeks honor roll listing students across seventh through twelfth grades. Notable names include Debbie Dever, Kim Staten, Patti Frankhouser, Thomas Appledorn, Vicki Henry, Carla Matteson, and Mary Martinzdill among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Debbie Dever
Kendra Johnston
Kay Snare
Becky Evans
Patty Burke
Kelli Lewis
Robin Wititee
D. J. Hartley
Gina Williamson
Andrea Taylor
Greg Cooper
Chris King
David Taylor
Bryan Martin
Tom Dye
Ottie Barr
Gerry Pugh
Keith Walch
Jim Kessler
Kim Staten
Steve Ray
Arla Gilliland
Bobby Bennett
Kathy Stephenson
Amber Ar John
Peggy Chavalier
Julie Night
de Ie Patton
Tammie Wyck
Dean Argabright
Dick Dickerson
Thomas Appledorn
Linea Cahoon
Valteri J. Crabtree
Bob Armstrong
Lisa Jones
Denise Hambrick
John Lockhart
Charles Hudson
Terri Maloney
Bonnie Wyckoff
Barbara Pugh
Kim Phillips
Mike Oths
Rick McCarley
Herb Pugh
Joy Gillespie
Jerry Emmert
Pauletta Fast
Kyle Gilliland
Mud House Opens in Glouster Studio The Little Mud House
Dick Malone and daughter Joyce Dixon announce The Little Mud House ceramic studio at 29 Fairlawn Avenue. Open noon to 10 30 p m Monday through Friday with Saturday hours for children from 9 a m to noon and 2 to 5 p m. Saturday evening hours for adults. Proprietors offer special orders for birthdays weddings and other occasions.
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Glouster
Little Mud House
Dick Malone
Joyce Dixon
Fairlawn Avenue
Skating Party Planned in Nelsonville at Dow's Rollarena
Nelsonville Bluebirds Camp Fire Girls and mothers will skate Wednesday from 6 30 to 9 30 p m at Dow's Rollarena. Sponsored by Camp Fire Girls Executive Council no admission fee or 40 cents to rent skates. Refreshments money requested.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Bluebirds
Camp Fire Girls
Dow’s Rollarena
Easter Candy Sale for Methodist Church Benefit
The WSCS of Jacksonville First United Methodist Church plans decorated Easter egg and boxed candy for sale to raise funds for the church. Orders are being taken with contact numbers for Arlene Davis and Phyllis Koons. The meeting discussed Indians and Lent topics, with readings, songs, and a future gathering at Marina Shultz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
WSCS
Frances Sayre
Joyce Johnson
Marsha Barnes
Jane Wintersteen
Arlene Davis
Mary Ann Dupler
Marina Shultz
Francis Sayre
Nelsonville Candy Sale Aids Local Youth Groups
Nelsonville Bluebirds and Camp Fire Girls run an annual candy sale from Monday through April 6 featuring mint patties and almond delights. Proceeds support day camp and activities for the groups. In Wellston, two cases were processed in mayor's court with waivers and $19 fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bluebirds
Camp Fire Girls
Bluebird
Camp Fire
Wellston
Gene Arms
Randall L. Brown
Ashville
Pomeroy Fire Dept Receives Pizza Shop Donation
Fire Chief Charles Werry reported the Pomeroy Fire Department has received 195.60 from Luigi's Pizza operators Gary Walton and Carl Foutz for the building program. The funds come from opening day proceeds as plans start for a new firehouse with further fundraising ahead.
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Pomeroy
Charles Werry
Luigi’s Pizza
Gary Walton
Carl Foutz
Werry
4 H Club Officers Elected at Union Furnace
Union Furnace Livestock 4 H Club elected officers at a Youth Center meeting. Jim Mays was chosen president with John McDaniel as vice president and Vicky Acker as secretary. Other officers include John Skinner treasurer Janet Skinner news reporter Crystal Davis Scott Vermillion health co chairs Mike Thrush Ricky Kennard safety co chairs Rick Michel recreation leader. Next meeting set for April 18. Raymond Foughty has returned home from University Hospital Columbus after a several day stay.
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Union Furnace
Union Furnace Livestock 4-H
Hocking County
Jim Mays
John McDaniel
Vicky Acker
John Skinner
Janet Skinner
Crystal Davis
Scott Vermillion
Mike Thrush
Ricky Kennard
Rick Michel
James Skinner
Don L. Davis
Ambulance service ceremony marks SEOEMS debut in Nelsonville
A modular emergency vehicle for Nelsonville station was handed to Athens County commissioners on the Mount St. Mary Hospital lot. John Law accepted keys from SEOEMS director Kenneth Morgan as local officials, hospital leaders, and board members observe. The event recalls older ambulance service ties and vows better local EMS access.
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Messenger
Wilbur Mender
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Nelsonville
Athens County
James Edwards
John Law
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Rick Abel
Seoems
Athens County Commissioners
Southeast
Ohio Emergency Medical Services
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Kenneth Morgan
Gallipolis
John E. Farrington
The
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Nelsonville EMS add four EMTs and volunteers
The Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service unit at Mount St. Mary Hospital introduces four new EMTs for the Nelsonville squad: Mark P. Guy, Phillip H. Erwin, Jimmy Martin, and Delmar R. White. Twenty seven other volunteers join the squad as an emergency vehicle opens for inspection and readiness over 3500 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Ohio
Emergency Medical Service
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Southeast Ohio Ems
Rankins
Hocking County Reports Weekend Break-Ins
Logan Ohio area sheriff notes three burglaries over the weekend. Shrider Oil Company in Marion Township saw a pump house break in with tools stolen including a one ton chain hoist welding torches hoses a come along and log chain. George Cummings Ashville reported a shed and trailer break in with a table four chairs three end tables garden tractor two axes and a garden hoe taken. Jack Paton Logan Route 3 said his Greasy Ridge garage was broken into with three air drills a pneumatic drill two tool boxes full of tools one drill forty feet of hose and a sockets and ratchets box stolen.
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Logan
Hocking County
Jack Paton
Logan Route 3
Greasy Ridge
Driver's Appeal Reverses DUI Conviction in Ohio Court
The Court of Appeals reversed the July 3 1971 DUI conviction of William L Lawrence Columbus holding improper affidavits and lack of jurisdiction. It discharged the defendant and voided the municipal court proceedings. Mary Conaway returns home to Jacksonville after wintering with relatives in Ripley New York.
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Logan
Court of Appeals
William L. Lawrence
Columbus
Hocking County
Jacksonville
Mary Conaway
James Johnson
Ripley
New York
Logan City School Board Adopts 3 Million Budget
Logan Ohio budget approves 3,187,078 for 1973 in a special session. Supt. George M. Saribalas notes a tight budget with plans for three more teachers by September due to enrollment rise from 3,816 in October to 3,880 now.
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Nora Gable Messenger
Logan
Logan City
Bond
George M. Saribalas
Ohio
Nelsonville Club Meetings And Reunions Noted
Nelsonville Emblem Club No 97 observes District Deputy Night Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge with Supreme District Deputy Phillis Rosselett as guest of honor. Blue and Gold Ladies meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Eagles Hall with potluck after. Nelsonville High School Class of 1918 holds its 55th reunion May 26. plans meeting tonight. Class of 1963 meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Mrs Sinnott’s Union Furnace home to plan reunion. Eudora Chapter No 72 Order of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with officers asked to attend for inspection practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Supreme District
Phillis Rosselett
Hillsboro Club No
Blue and Gold Ladies Association
Eagles Hall
Washington Street
Nelsonville High School
Lillian Barber
St. John St
Joe Sinnott
Union Furnace
Eudora Chapter No. 72
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hospital Births and Dismissals Reported
Hocking Valley Community Hospital lists a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Terry Spangier of Rockbridge and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Phil Good of Logan. Admitted: Robert Barron Haydenville. Mrs. Donald Abram Junction City. several Logan residents. Dismissed: Larry Martin. Dr. Thomas Stenger. Mrs. Mary Phillips. Herbert Boggs. Robert Watkins.
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Terry Spangier
Rockbridge
Phil Good
Logan
Robert Barron
Haydenville
Donald Abram
Junction City
Sadie Wildermuth
Mary A. Gustin
Charles E. Rutter
Lee Brown
Richard McGrath
Ernest McCune
Larry Martin
Thomas Stenger
Mary Phillips
Herbert Boggs
Robert Watkins
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list residents and associated addresses invent only: Edith Wood Nelsonville Route 2 Thomas Windle Paul Cavote Lillian Haffner Rodney Reeves Naree Hale Dexter Route Candie Warren Deanville Genevieve Robison Glouster Oda Mullins Cosbell Caudill Lowell Russ Paul Wallace Georgia Prater Jacqueline Conley Henry Lopez James Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wood
Nelsonville
Thomas Windle
Paul Cavote
Lillian Haffner
Rodney Reeves
Naree Hale
Dexter
Candie Warren
Deanville
Genevieve Robison
Glouster
Oda Mullins
Cosbell Caudill
Lowell Russ
Paul Wallace
Georgia Prater
Jacqueline Conley
Henry Lopez
James Mace
Twig 11 Guild Meeting Set At Bonnie Oskey Home
Twig 11 of Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the home of Bonnie Oskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster — Twig 11
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Bonnie Oskey
Weekend vandalism and accidents reported in Wellston area
Police investigated vandalism thefts and four weekend accidents. A beer bottle shattered a plate glass window at Dari Freeze on Route 93. A power mower and torn clothes line were taken from residences. Four vehicles were involved in Saturday crashes with injuries and one driver cited for following too closely.
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Wellston
Dar Freeze
Route 93
Lake Alma Road
Stanley E. Bush
Arty Leach
E. Eleventh Street
Ruth McNichols
South Bloomingville
Wellston Wonder Wash
Thirteenth St
Silbert A. Bedwell
Brunswick
Evans
James H
S. Pennsylvania Avenue
Larry D. McManus
Hamden
Jayjohn
Holzer Hospital
W H Purchase Greenlees Rental Properties
W H Corp of Glouster announced Friday it would acquire the 12 rental properties formerly owned by the late Dr John Greenlees. The company plans to continue renting all units and has no sale plans. Eugene Hogue Jr. is president and Norman Westfall is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Greenlees
W&h Corp
Eugene Hogue Jr
W&h
Norman Westfall
Local Lodge Meeting and Community Theater Note
Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F and AM meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple for two entered apprentices. Berean Community Players meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Berean Theater seeking washable fabric for stage curtains call 753 2319. Nelsonville High School Class of 1918 members visit Miss Lillian Barber 235 St John St for reunion planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadorian Lodge No. 157
F & AM
Masonic Temple
Berean Community Players
Berean Theater
Fort Street
Nelsonville
Lillian Barber
St. John St
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Paige Hambrick
George Mapes
Eddie Martin
Ed Formyduval
Bobby Householder
Susan Haynes
Jim Hogan
Jennifer Carey
Sandy Speraw
Helen Colley
John Davis
Nelsons
Jerry Nelson
Kettering
Nelson
First Christian Church
Nelsonville Candy Sale
Mr. Foughty
Raymond Foughty
Walnut St
University Hospital, Columbus
Secems
Nelsonville Area
Law
Millfield
Mine Union
W. W. Warren
Donald W. Bumgardner
Day Cross
Roy Rankins
Athens
Gene Critchfield
Ohio State University
Sally Mathews
David DeVore
William
Hocking
Logan City School Board
Board of Education
Twig
Greenlees Properties
Agne
Athens, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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