Three Wrecks Reported In Hocking County Sunday
Three separate accidents were investigated by the Hocking County Sheriff’s Department on Sunday. A house was damaged in one crash near Hedges Road east of Route 180. no injuries and no charges filed. A second crash on Route 93 near Mount Pleasant totaled the vehicle and caused minor injuries none. one driver cited for left of center. A third crash on Route 664 near the River Bridge knocked a house off its foundation but caused no injuries. no charges filed.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hedges Rd
South Perry
Route 180
Donald W. Unger
Adelphi
Mount Pleasant
David D. Ward
Three Injured In Hocking County Accidents
Three people were injured in two Hocking County crashes investigated by the State Highway Patrol. Thomas O. Joyce, 20, Columbus, suffered a severe head laceration and was admitted to Mount St. Mary Hospital after his car hit a bridge abutment on Lime Bank Road. Passenger Roxanna Lehman, 21, Columbus, had minor leg cuts and was treated at the hospital. Joyce was cited for conditional speed. In a separate crash, Chloe Blair, 55, Lucasville Route 1, sustained a right side bruise after her car left Route 180 and hit a guardrail near Route 33. Driver Walter L. Wheeler, 50, Lucasville Route 1, was not injured. The second accident remains under investigation.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Thomas O. Joyce
Columbus
Lime Bank Rd
Roxanna Lehman
Joyce
Chloe Blair
Lucasville
Walter L. Wheeler
Rebecca A. Talbert
Fostoria
Richard L. Barnhart
West Logan
Helen Hilton
Halloweeners Warned By State Police
West Virginia state police caution: Halloween vandalism endangers motorists and distracts pedestrians. Colon el Burchett warns against defacing signs, obstructing roads, and tossing objects. He notes trick or treat hazards as children may forget safe walking rules and urges drivers to watch for kids. Mason marriage licenses listed and a centennial committee meeting set for Point Pleasant. Ranger spacecraft height noted at 814 feet.
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Point Pleasant
Col. W. E. Burchett
West Virginia
Colonel Burchett
Hocking County Judge Hears Seventeen Cases
Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins presided over seventeen cases filed by the state highway patrol and Hocking County sheriff. Names include Lester Summers, Larry Wadley, Richard Nihiser, Donald Arnett, Earnest Stevens, Boyd Danner, Harold Hewitt, Kenneth Campbell, Richard Willison, Ronald Vorhees, Bill Jarrell, Max McKinley, Edward Swinner, Rebecca Talbert, Richard Labarth, and others with fines ranging from 10 to 60 dollars for charges such as speeding, driving without a license, and left of center. Winter begins December 22.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
State Highway Patrol
Hocking County
Lester C. Summers
Larry Dean Wadley
Chauncey
Boyd Danner
Laurelville
Harold K. Hewitt
Creole
Su Ded
Kenneth A. Campbell
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