Arraignments, Sentences in Hocking County Court
Michael E. Waddell, 24, of Logan Route 5, was sentenced to a minimum of two and a maximum of 10 years in Mansfield for grand theft and theft after pleading guilty to six indictments. Several others faced trial dates in November and December for aggravated murder, felonious assault, aggravated burglary, and other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Michael E. Waddell
Ohio Reformatory
Hocking County
Charles Guess
Chief Explains Heating Safety
Logan fire chief Robert Courter urges homeowners to inspect heating equipment before cold weather. He warns against overtaxing furnaces or using cooking ranges for heat and outlines a safety checklist including venting, chimney cleaning, proper vent piping, thimble sealing, cleanouts, fresh air, and immediate evacuation if fumes are smelled.
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Logan
Robert Courter
Courter
Rules govern Junior Fair sale changes at 1977 Logan event
Logan county 4 H agent Hank Bartholomew announced changes for the 1977 Hocking County Fair. Exhibitors may sell up to three animals, with steers due by February 15 and weighed February 19, sheep and swine due by June 15 and weighed June 19. A rate of gain contest will award the top weight gain. Sale time shifts to 6 p.m and seller pays the increased sale cost. Nominations for two more Junior Fair Livestock Sale Committee members will be elected from the 4H and FFA groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Hank Bartholomew
Logan Future Farmers of America
Jim Skinner Sr
Jack Dougherty
Lloyd Ellinger
Fair Board
John Albert
Rick Kennard
FFA
Paul Hahn
Jim Skinner Jr
Workshop Friday for Sunday School Leaders in Logan
The Child Evangelism Fellowship of Hocking Valley hosts a Friday workshop from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the F and M room at Farmers and Merchants Bank Logan. Sue Hilton heads topics for Sunday School teachers education directors pastors and others working with children. Contact Mrs Ruth McCandlish at 569 4626 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Child Evangelism Fellowship of
Hocking Valley
F&m
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Sue Hilton
Ruth McCandlish
Bumgardner Resigns from Commission in Nelsonville
Kenneth D. Bumgardner resigns as president of the Nelsonville Municipal Civil Service Commission citing increased workloads. He was appointed Jan 11, 1972 to fill a term, with term dates disputed. Mayor Violet Hollenbaugh must name a successor. party balance limits apply to replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kenneth D. Bumgardner
Poplar St
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Bumgardner
Violet Hollenbaugh
Civil Service Commission
Clyde Byers
Byers
State Board of Personnel
Hollenbaugh
Acting Chief Appointed In Nelsonville
Senior Patrolman Richard Morgan was appointed acting police chief by Mayor Violet Hollenbaugh on Tuesday. Since former Chief Max Valkinburg retired Sept. 30, Safety Service Director Tom Wilkinson has supervised police and fire in his role as director of public safety, but his frequent city absences left police operations under supervision gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Richard Morgan
Violet Hollenbaugh
Max Valkinburg
Tom Wilkinson
Hollenbaugh
Wilkinson
Three Nelsonville buses idle due to flu and illness
Nelsonville York City School District reports three school buses not operating on Tuesday. Supt. Jack Hillyer cites two drivers with the flu and one out for family illness. The absences are not tied to a pay dispute over kindergarten runs, though drivers seek a hearing before the Board of Education. A board committee to review the issue is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
York City
Jack Hillyer
Board of Education
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