Hospital Births and Discharges List
Hospital notes record multiple birth announcements from families in Nelsonville Athens and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Mr and Mrs Schultz Nelsonville a son Mr and Mrs Nolan Nelsonville a son and several other newborns with varying guardians. Discharges include infants and parents such as Senigar infant and Mrs William Hart etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schultz
Nelsonville
Michael Nolan
Tim Simpson
Guysville
Senigar
Harry Sayre
William Lee Hart
Jay Robertson
Robert Greathouse
Charles Fravel
Jeffrey Coleman
Robert Sinnett
John Lundberg
Mount St Mary Admits New Students and Families
The Nelsonville and Logan communities welcome Mount St Mary admissions including Richard Phillips, Marjorie Stalder, Russell Cunningham, Walter Forrest, Darlene Seel, William Morman, Charles Whitmore, Wan ja Lehman, and others. Athens and Nelsonville areas list Marion Furey, Robert Marshall, Clifford Stephen son, Mary Wolfe, Joseph Martinez, Alex Pavrick, Ralph Robinson, Charles Walker, Robert Zeigler, Lester Huston, and additional residents plus families and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phillips
Marjorie Stalder
Russell Cunningham
Walter Forrets
Darlene Seel
William Morman
Charles Whitmore
Wanja Lehman
Nelsonville
Marion Furey
Athens
Ralph Robinson
Charles Walker
Robert Zeigler
Lester Huston
All Logan
Stephen Bishop
Nelsonville and area residents named in county court docket
A long list of individuals from Nelsonville and surrounding towns appears in the Hocking County court news, detailing fines and offenses. Charges include speeding, driving while intoxicated, improper backing, reckless operation, and indecent exposure, with penalties from fines to brief suspensions and jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Keyes
Lancaster
Athens
William Davis
Toledo
Melvin J. Diewald
Jane Jenkins
Sandusky
C. Richard Beach
Andrea A. Hivaway
Columbus
Forest Ranger
William P. Varga
Clyde R. Ramey
Randall W. Searles
Westerville
Roger W. McClaskey
Marie D. Garment
James J. Enright
Anthony J. Dimarzo
Dannie J. Stover
Douglas M Greenfield
Kettering
Thomas A Jacobs
Hilliard
Theodore W. Strawn
Coakiey Road
Chris Wolfeberger
Darla R. Saylor
Mansfield
Elmer L. South
Middletown
Richard A Rennie
William G Lentes
Bay Village
Crist L. Eckerle
Harrison
Barbara Lenz Cristan
Battleboro
N.C
Keith A. Brown
Third St
James E. Elgin
Steven Arnold
S. New York
Floyd J. Jenkins
Park Road
Clifford Paul Keck
P.O. Box
Wellston
Rex Littlejohn
Leslie Lee Adams
S. Pennsylvania Ave
District boards approve pay hikes and new salary scales
The board ratified a contract after 1:30 a.m. and approved state mandated raises for certified personnel totaling a $200 base increase plus experience and education increments. Management salaries were set on a five year scale with ranges for administrator to purchasing clerk and other posts. The Athens County Village Mayors Association convenes Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Coolville Village Hall with a Buckeye Hills district representative on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Tripp
Logan Education Association
LEA
Long
Athens County Village Mayors Association
Coolville
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Mouse blamed for boating accident at Lake of Four Seasons
Logan A field mouse crawled onto the boat steering wheel, causing Cathy Gordon 23 Hide-A-Way Hills to lose control on Lake of Four Seasons about 4 20 p m Friday. Gordon suffered a broken nose and cuts. passenger Diana Regnatz 22 Lakewood had a leg laceration. Both were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hide-A-Way Hills
Hocking County
Diana Regnatz
Lakewood
Southeast Ohio Weather Forecast and Field Operations Notes
Southeast Ohio forecast calls for mostly cloudy today with near 70, clearing tonight, and sunny Wednesday with highs in the low 70s. Extended outlook shows showers Thursday, fair Saturday, with regional outlays including moisture reductions in corn and haying timing guidance for harvest and field work across zones.
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Ohio
West Lake Shore
East Lake Shore
West Central Central
Southwest
East Central
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Giraffe Victor Dies After Lifting Attempt At Marwell
Victor the 18 foot giraffe at Marwell Park Zoo died of shock during a Royal Navy lifting operation to raise him from a canvas sling. Keepers and staff watched as a block and tackle hoisted the animal, which had been unable to stand since last Thursday, and autopsy was planned to confirm the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marwell Hall
England
Victor
Royal Navy
Marwell Park
Ruth Giles
John Knowles
Marwell Park Zoo
London
Knowles
Community club and lodge meeting listings across Athens area
Local groups schedule meetings and events including Al Anon at Church of the Good Shepherd Athens Junior Women’s Club with Diana Butt, Richland Garden Club, Lodi Grange, Glouster Boy Scouts, American Legion posts, RAM and Masonic chapters, VFW auxiliaries, Moose and Rebekah lodges, and Pomeroy Lodge special degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al-Anon
Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
Athens Junior Women's Club
Diana Butt
Whispering Pines Drive
the Plains Richland
Lodi Grange
Glouster Boy Scouts
Glouster Progressive Study Club
Burr Oak Lodge
American Legion McCann
Frederick Post
Legion Home
Glouster
the Plains
VFW
Post Home
Helen Kasler
Cleo McAllister
Pearl Wilson
Nannie Allom
Rebekah Lodge
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Glouster Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
United Mine Workers Auxliary
Jacksonville
Eagles
Trimble Township
Local Interest Quotation Highlights NASO Bios
Quotes from NASO bios featured in a local segment, offering concise insights into notable figures. The piece emphasizes brief assessments and the tone mirrors community fascination with regional personalities.
Presbyterian Women Host Fellowship Coffee Hours In Athens
The Presbyterian Women's Association schedules two fellowship coffee hours at Athens homes. Morning session at 10 a.m. hosted by Mrs. Ken Ackerman 5 McGuffey Lane, and evening session at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Ray Knudson 23 Grand Park Blvd. Ohio University Women's Hobby Club meets at 12:30 and 7:30 p.m. with Laura Summers 181 N Congress St. invites friends and newcomers to planning and handicrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Ken Ackerman
McGuffey Lane
Ray Knudson
Grand Park Blvd
Ohio University Women's Hobby Club
Laura Summers
N. Congress St
Public Events Thursday at Athens City
Community educational forum hosted by United Campus Ministry at Ohio University covers the human and social costs of the American economy. Films and talks include Hard Times and the Fiscal Crisis History Book by the Danish Government Film Office and Dr. Nancy Wigersma on Women and the Economic Crisis. Michael Harrington leads Understanding the American Economic System. Events at Baker Center and Memorial Auditorium with start times 1 p.m 3 p.m and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Campus Ministry
Ohio University
N. College St
Baker Center
Nancy Wigersma
Union of Radical Political Economists
Women’s Work Project
Michael Harrington
Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
Service notes list several local enlistees in Navy and Air Force
Robert Francis Jarvis from Albany joins Navy with recruit training at Great Lakes and moves to apprentice school. Steven Craid Russell also enlists and will attend Great Lakes. Airman Richard L. Guthrie son of Vinton residents is assigned to Chanute AFB after Lackland basic training and earns CCAF credits toward an AAS. Guthrie, a 1970 Taylor Center High School graduate, earned a 1976 BS from LeTourneau. His wife Susan is daughter of Richfield residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Francis Jarvis
Albany
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Steven Craid Russell
Alexander High School
Iil
Richard L. Guthrie
John P. Guthrie
Vinton
Chanute Afb
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Community College of the
Airman
Guthrie
Taylor (Mich.) Center High School
LeTourneau College
Longview
Susan
Edward Frisch
Richfield
Death notices outline for Charles A. Green and others in Ohio
Charles A. Green 62 of 301 Dellas Ave New Lexington died Sunday at home. Survived by wife Velma, son Blaine, brother Donald, and predeceased sister Betty Colburn. services Wednesday 1 p.m. at Chute Wiley Funeral Home with burial in New Lexington Cemetery. Elk and American Legion services at 7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. today. Evan C. Hollingshead 75 of 412 S Michigan Wellston died Monday in Wellston Nursing Home. Survived by daughter Ella Speran and siblings. services Thursday 1 p.m. at Wellston Chapel with burial in Ridgewood Cemetery. calling 1–9 p.m. Wednesday. Ella M Capehart 90 New Haven died Monday in Dalton Nursing Home Ironton. Survived by four daughters and four sons. services Thursday 2 p.m. at Foglesong Funeral Home. burial at Graham Cemetery. flowers gifts to Leukemia Society requested. Berice D Prince 74 Columbus formerly Long Bottom died early today in University Hospital Columbus. Survived by husband Wayne and seven grandchildren. private services Friday 1:30 p.m. at White Funeral Home Coolville. burial at Reedsville Cemetery. memorials to Leukemia Society noted. Herman Barnes 66 Millfield Route 1 died Monday at home. retired coal miner and cemetery custodian. Survived by Linda J Barnes, five sons James, Herman, Ben, Eugene, Charles. two daughters Jane Ann Stone and Jane Ann Barnes. 14 grandchildren. services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Hughes Funeral Home. burial Hill Top Cemetery. several siblings listed.
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New Lexington
Charles A. Green
Dellas Ave
Edith Dunkle Green
Coshocton
C.B. Green
Benedict of
Blaine
Donald R
Betty Lee Colburn
Chute-Wiley Funeral Home
Delores Bayle
Elk
American Legion Junction City Post
Wellston
Evan C. Hollingshead
S. Michigan Ave
Jackson County
Edward
Margaret Phillips Hollingshead
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Wells Chapel
Ella Speran
John
Senecaville
Russell
Columbus
Everett
Hhrarm
Newark
Robin Scharfenberger
James N. Blower
A.B. Malloy
Ridgewood Cemetery
J. Alden
Louisville
Jack G
Kenova
W. Va
Roy M
Brookneal
Dan B
Gainsville
Fla
Thomas E. Capehart
Foglesong Funeral Home
John Campbell
Graham Cemetery
Coolville
Bernice D. Prince
Walford St
Long Bottom
University Hospital
Prince
Dorsel Riebel
Belpre
Millard Wayne
Imogene
White Funeral Home
George Franklin Pickens
Reedsville
Leukemia Society of America, Inc
E. Gay Street
Ohio
Millfield
Herman Barnes
Hughes
Fred Crabtreee
Hill Top
Barnes
James
Emma Beatty Barnes
Dover
Linda J. Barnes
Fort Wayne
Ind
Herman
Ben
Lorraine
Eugene
Chauncey
Charles
Jane Ann Stone
Fairfield
Calif
Jane Ann Barnes
Frank
Muriel Rugh
Las Vegas
Nev
Pearl Linscott
Athens
Evelyn Sycks
Freda Sykes Barnes
Prisoner in Hocking County Jail Again Attempts Suicide
Orville J. McCoy 31 of Logan cut his wrists with a razor at about 7:15 p m in the Hocking County jail after obtaining a blade. He was treated by Southeast Ohio EMS and taken to Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center but not admitted, then moved to Hocking Valley Community Hospital ER before return to jail. This followed a prior attempt in late August after he was recaptured on August 23 following a jail escape. McCoy, sentenced May 18 to six months for issuing bad checks, awaits grand jury action on escaping jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Paul Thrush
Orville J. McCoy
McCoy
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Thrush
Athens
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Athens Center
Short Wingspan of the Kiwi Bird
The flightless kiwi of Australia and New Zealand has wing appendages measuring about one inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
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Joseph P. Reeser
Michael R Gillian
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Mouse
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Petrouie
Steven C. Ray
Creola
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Ohio University Geography Department
C. L. Colmer
U.S
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Iliary
RAM
Athens Council
R&sm
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
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Meigs County
Pomeroy Lodge
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THE
Athens National
First Banc Group OF Ohio, Inc
FDIC
Aes Wee
Charles Green
Evan Hollingshead
Ella Capehart
Bernice Prince
Brandt
Sidney
Sybil
Logan Monument Co., Inc
West Main St
Logan,ohio
S. Indiana
Pomeroy, Ohio
PoMeroy-Mason Bridge
Circleville
N. Court St
Logan, Ohio
W. Main St
W. Main Street
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