Hearings Held in Hocking Court as Judge Sets Sessions
In Hocking County Court Judge James Stilwell set hearings for four of five appearing defendants Saturday. Sharon Ann Wykoff received a $10 suspended fine for expired license. Wilbur Murphy pleaded innocent to assault charges tied to a counterclaim with Jeanne Murphy. Bond set at $200 for Jeanne Murphy, hearing postponed to May 3. Several defendants pleaded innocent or no contest to speeding and related charges. multiple bonds forfeited for traffic violations across Logan, Columbus, Lancaster and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Court
James Stilwell
Sharon Ann Wyckoff
Logan Route 4
Wilbur Murphy
Jeanette Murphy
Atty
Phil Henderson
Boris Rakowsky
Columbus
Walter Lee McQuaid
Nelsonville
Frederick J. Sharp
Bellevue
Gerald Noble
Circleville
Paul B. Tremper
George W. McLain
New Marshfield
James R. Tigner
William A. Weimer
Terry Lee Peach
Auxiliary to Meet Nelsonville
The Auxiliary Unit Glenford Dugan Post No. 229 of the American Legion will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Six Ceramic Students Attend National Ceramic Society Meeting
Six Tri County Technical Institute students attended the 73rd Annual Meeting of the American Ceramic Society in Chicago. Attendees included Steve Achard Parkersburg WV Bill Sutherland Beverly Claude Vann New Lexington Larry Heft and Christy Athens David Mora and Ed Smith Pomeroy. The group staffed pages at the convention where technical papers and exhibitions showcased new ceramic industry concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tri-County
Steve Achard
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bill Sutherland
Beverly
Claude Vann
New Lexington
Larry Heft
Christy
Athens
David Mora
Ed Smith
Pomeroy
Republican Club Dinner Set for Thursday in Nelsonville
The York Nelsonville Republican Club will hold its monthly dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Pythian Hall dining room. Members and families are invited with a covered dish. candidates and their families may attend. Mrs Mabel Davis has returned home from University Hospital Columbus after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York- Nelsonville
Republican Club
Pythian Hall
Mabel Davis
Columbus Street
University Hospital, Columbus
Flower Class Scheduled at Tri-County Vocational High
A five week flower arranging class begins Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Tri County District Joint Vocational High School. Sessions run each Tuesday 6 30 to 8 30 p m with a 15 dollar tuition. Instruction covers arranging spring flowers and eligible entrants should apply at the Vocational High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tri-County
Joint Vocational High School
Vocational High School
Rev Johnson Speaks to Nelsonville Senior Citizens
Nelsonville area seniors heard Rev Paul Johnson of Chauncey urge participation in community service projects. He said such activities dispel feelings of isolation and emphasize belonging for older citizens at the meeting at the Little House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paul Johnson
Chauncey
Nelsonville Area
Little House
Chauncey Christian Church
Bowlerettes Are Champs At Lakeview Center
The Nelsonville Bowlerettes won the league championship by defeating Marion Riggs Ford bowlers at the Lakeview Center Athens. Team members include Suzie Taylor Norma Wright Jean Ann McCombs Patricia Speakman and June Fisk in the Nelsonville Women's Wednesday Night Bowlers League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lakeview Center
Athens
Marion Riggs Ford
Suzie Taylor
Norma Wright
Jean Ann McCombs
Patricia Speakman
June Fisk
Bids Sought For Painting At Nelsonville Pool
Nelsonville City Recreation Commission seeks bids for 60 gallons pool paint and 25 gallons aluminum paint. Paint must resist chlorine. Bids due to commission chair Hubert Stage by Monday. Eligible bidders listed from Nelsonville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Recreation Commission
Hubert Stage
Commission
Perry County court fines four for intoxicated driving
Four men from Perry County were fined 100 dollars each and jailed three days with 30 day driving suspensions after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Names include Robert Kern James McCoy William Helwig and John Lewis all of New Straitsville Columbus Junction City Roseville and Route addresses. The same report includes a malpractice suit by Billy McGee of Malta against William Jenkins for 15 000 dollars over a 1970 traffic collision. Also noted are state tax collection changes Perry County estate matters and several marriage licenses and land transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henry Kern
New Straitsville
James D. McCoy
Columbus
William J. Helwig
Junction City
John E. Lewis
Roseville
Perry
Billy McGee
Malta
Good Samaritan Medical Center
Duane T. Funk
Susan Smith
New Lexington
Bruce E. Harris
Linda Elaine Vess
Moxahala
James E. Hale
Galion
Ima Jean Hiles
Corning
Thomas Wade Matthews
Logan
Linda Sue Beal
Joseph B. Brown
Philo
Bernice J. Eveland
Crooksville
John £. McNulty
Margaret B Leary
Somerset
Karl S. Scott
Joy E. Anderson
Bremen
William Pritchard
Carolyn Barnhard
Thornville
Goldie Miller Douglas
D. G. Douglas
Chillicothe
Robert F
Joyce E. Parsons
Neff Oil Co. Inc
Joseph M. Trino
Driver Is Jailed In Vinton County Court
McKay 21 Long Bottom fined 200 dollars and costs with 30 day license suspension and seven day jail term four suspended by Judge Beckley for driving while intoxicated Wells 18 posted 50 dollar bond on intoxication Ely 21 posted 50 on eluding officer Morris 31 from New Marshfield Route 1 fined 30 dollars and costs for intoxication
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Highway Patrol
Roy H. Wells
James D. Ely
Oyster Source for Tumor Fighting Chemicals
Scientists at Aberdeen University screen oysters and other sea creatures for potential cancer fighting chemicals. The study aims to identify compounds with medical uses including antibiotics from mollusks crabs fish and protozoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aberdeen University
Girl Scouts Plan Summer Camp Activities and Training
Girl Scouts of the Scenic Hills Service Unit expect a full summer of camping events with adult campcraft training from Tuesday to Thursday at Reckoning Trails Camp. Beckoning Trails Camp hosts a Girl Scout Fun Day on Saturday with all troops invited to learn tent pitching fire cooking and other skills. A campfree weekend is set for June 4–6 at the Presbyterian Camp Route 328, with troops camping as units and planning meals and night campfire activities. Nelsonville's Nelson Nelson David A DeLong has been elected president of the 1972 Ohio Dominican College Senior Class in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Hills Service Unit
Richard Bowers
Reckoning Trails
Scenic Hills Service
Presbyterian Camp
Nelsonville
David A. DeLong
Glen DeLong
Columbus
Jessie Baker
Jefferson Street
Ohio Dominican College
DeLong
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Hocking Court
South Plainfield
N. J
Frank J. van Arsdale Jr
Robert Kerker Mattingly
Zanesville
Mary E. Versteeg
the Plains
Samuel T. Jarvis
Connie J. Enlow
Albany
Suzanne Innes
Lakewood
Greer Golden
John R. Wilhelm
Edgar G. Holzberger
Cleveland
Metro Goldwyn.mayer
Burt Kennedy
George Kennedy
Panavision
Metrocolor
Anto
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Athens, Ohio
Linda Lou Perkins
Londonderry Route 1
Vinton County
Johnson
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Allen. Barnhart
Orville Heightland
Sarah Loomis
Glouster
Virgil Murray
Shawnee
John Maraz
Murray City
Evelyn Shearon
St. Mary’s
Roger Hooper
William Dutcher
Melvin Versteeg
John West
Joyce Burgess
Canterbury
England
Baltimore
The
Women’s Civic League of Baltimore
Perry Court News
Perry County
Gertrude W. Donahey
Bernard D. Harbaugh
Harriett M. Harbaugh
Loretta E. Presgrave
Glenn C. Presgrave
Joseph C. Allen
Thomas J. Horden
Lorna 2. Simons
Walter W. Simons
Bessie M. Dorsey
Wayne Dorsey
Helen Dorsey Lehner
Wanda Dorsey Heimann
Louise Dorsey Walker
Harvey C. Gower Sr
Hopewell Township
Ruth Gower
Lola Gower
James Gower
Driver
Vinton
Girl Scouts of the
Auman Igas
Ohio
DEA
Ford Country
America
Maverick
FORD
Charley Moore
Ford, Inc
Carpenter Street
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