Twelve Fines Levied in Hocking County Court
In Hocking County Court Judge James Stilwell fined 12 individuals and forfeited 24 bonds on Saturday. One case, Robert E. Sibert, was taken under advisement for passing a school bus. Fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars with costs, covering speeding, intoxication, driving left of center, and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Stilwell
Hocking
Robert E. Sibert
James Phyles
Ashley
Mildred L. Tucker
Lucinda V. Lawson
Union Furnace
Bruce W. Kuhn
Garrett L. Bowling
Sugar Grove
David B. Adamski
Pensacola
Fla
Lawrence Finley Flowers
Rockbridge
David H. Levy
Highland Park
Ill
Thomas E. Saunders
Arnold Bolyard
Corning
Two Drivers Cited In Nelsonville Wrecks
Nelsonville police cited two drivers after Saturday traffic accidents. Richard Harris, 17, was cited in Juvenile Court after a car motorcycle crash where he failed to yield to an oncoming motorcycle driven by Richard Wollett, 16. Wollett was taken to Mount St Mary Hospital with facial injuries. Linton, 25, was cited in Mayor's court for assured clear distance after rear ending Shiley Ann Jones's car on Route 78. no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Richard Harris
Buchtel
Harris
Chestnut Street
Second Street
Richard Wollett
W. Franklin St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
David L. Linton
Fort St
Shiley Ann Jones
Linton Auto
Linton
Trimble PTO Names Committees for New Year
Trimble Local PTO's first meeting at the new building elected officers led by President Don Seevers and Vice President Peggy Miller. Committees for the year include program chaired by Ron and Rob Talbert with Patton and Black among others, fund raising led by Mor ris and Christman, and refreshment chaired by Rollie Swart- chairman with Holbert and Gyure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Morris
Bonnie Christman
Barbara Mingus
Jane van Fossen
Sandra Vaughn
Norman Westfall
Steve Miller
Rollie Swart- Chairman
Patty Holbert
Sandy Gyure
Three Arrests Made During Weekend
Nelsonville police arrested James M. Shirley of Athens at 4 15 a m Sunday for passing at an intersection. He is cited to appear before Mayor Earl Hilleary Tuesday night. David R. Searles, 32, Nelsonville Route 1, faces two assault and battery charges and will appear before Mayor Hilleary Tuesday. Richard Long, 18, Logan, cited to appear Oct 1 in Mayor's Court on disturbing the peace by profane language. Charges filed by Marie Bateman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James M. Shirley
Athens
Earl Hilleary
David R. Searles
Hilleary
Jack Robinette
Iona Barnhart
Richard Long
Logan
Mayor’s Court
Marie Bateman
Friendship theme guides Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid meeting
The Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid met at Marina Shultz home with readings on friendship including Thank You, Friend and On Friendship. Ida Williams and Vernice Smith received get well cards, Elsie Sawyer won the door prize, and desserts were served. Next meeting set at Beverly Shiffler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Taylor Ridge
Elsie Sawyer
Miss Shultz
Beverly Shiffler
Logan A bridal shower honors Anita Ruff bride elect
Thursday evening a bridal shower was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hank Louisa at Walnut Hills for Anita Ruff bride elect of Larry Starling. Hostesses were Mrs. Tom Nihi ger and Mrs. James Weidner. Games awarded to Mrs. Francis Starling and Mrs. Porter Ruff who gave prizes to the honoree. Attending were Mrs. Ruff, Mrs. Starling and daughters Betty Margie Linda and Kathy Serena Fickel Carolyn McCune Kay Emerick Rita Burgess Judy Rhodes.
Vacationers Visit Historic Virginia Trails
Ernest Bryson and Miss Donna Rogers spent a week in Virginia visiting family in Williamsburg and Newport News. They toured historic sites including Williamsburg James Town and Yorktown and stopped at Monticello near Charlottesville before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ernest Bryson
Donna Rogers
Virginia
Williamsburg
Mr. Bryson
al Hall
Jennifer
Mrs. Bryson
Roy D. Rogers
Leslie
Kristin
Newport News
Jamestown
Yorktown
Jefferson
Monticello
Charlottesville
Study Club Installs New Officers
The Senior Progressive Study Club installed officers at the Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. David Cox home. Officers are Miss Mabel LeFever president, Mrs. Betty Rose vice president, Miss Merle Danford treasurer, and Mrs. Edith Vaughn secretary. 14 members attended. Miss Danford installed officers and Mrs. Vaughn welcomed members. Dessert was served. next meeting will be a luncheon at Burr Oak Lodge with co-hostesses Mrs. Louise Gadden, Miss LeFever, and Mrs. Marie Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Progressive Study Club
David Cox
Mabel LeFever
Betty Rose
Merle Danford
Edith Vaughn
Danford
Vaughn
Cox
Charles Sweeney
Burr Oak Lodge
Louise Gladden
Miss LeFever
Marie Eddy
Glouster Man Home From Vietnam
Glouster Army E-5 Robert A. Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Cooper Glouster Route 3 has returned home After a 12 month Vietnam tour he earned the Combat Infantry Badge the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart He will report for duty at Fort Hood Texas after a month’s leave A 1968 Trimble Local School graduate he worked for Murray Wallace Inc at Logan He entered service in March 1970 with basic training at Fort Bragg and AIT at Fort Polk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert A. Cooper
Robert J. Cooper
Inf
Vietnam
Sargeant Cooper
Ford Hood
Texas
Trimble
Murray-Wallace Inc
Logan
Fort Bragg N. C
Fort Polk
Births and admissions at Mount St Mary Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Jerry Kovach Glouster a daughter and Mr and Mrs Edward Wells Jacksonville a daughter. Admitted names include Richard Wollett Nelsonville Donald Keeney Haydenville Mrs Marie Lee Glouster and others. Dismissals include Ronald McGomery and daughter Ronald Guess and son Robert Taylor Mrs Elizabeth Everett and Donald Keeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kovach
Glouster
Edward Wells
Jacksonville
Richard Wollett
Nelsonville
Donald Keeney
Haydenville
Marie Lee
Martha Shaffer
Murray City
Melanie Forbes
Ralph Matheny
New Straitsville
Raymond Venrick
Hanna Kerpela
Julie Rheinscheld
Logan
Donna Meredith
the Plains
Johnny Johnson
Virginia Figgins
Mary Lou Elliott
Clifford Proctore
Gore
Ronald McGomery
Ronald Guess
Robert Taylor
Elizabeth Everett
Newark Woman Named Part Time Librarian
Logan M rs Lyonel Mullin of Newark has been hired by the Logan Hocking County District Library board as a part time librarian. A Peabody Library School graduate in Nashville she has prior experience as a reference librarian at Columbus Public Library and as head librarian of the Newark Branch and Bookmobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lyonel Mullin
Newark
Logan-Hocking County District Library
Peabody Library School of
Nashville
Tenn
Columbus Public Library
Hocking Valley Community Hospital Admits List of Logan Patients
The Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted George Manson of Santa Cruz California Jesse Collins of Murray City and multiple Logan residents including Mrs Bert Thompson Jr Mrs Ellen Holcomb Mrs Charles Wilburn and Mrs George Meadows along with others named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manson
Santa Cruz
Calif
Jesse Collins
Murray City
Bert Thompson Jr
Sugar Grove
Ellen Holcomb
Charles Wilburn
George Meadows
Karen Crosby
Logan
Rugg Brandt
Charles Hopkins
Leonard Bush
Arnett G. Sellers
Edna M. Vorhees
Benjamin Ricketts
Russell Shonk
Cheryl Patterson
Drunken Driver Jailed in Logan Court Satuday
A New Straitsville man jailed and seven others fined in Mayor M. B. Haney’s court Saturday. Charles E. Craig, 41, sentenced to three days in jail and fined 150 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated, plus several others fined for traffic violations and two bonds forfeited for unnecessary noise and unsafe following distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Mohler
Logan
Terry W. Nelson
Hugh Czerwonkly
Columbus
Rainbow Girls Install Officers at Logan Assembly No. 164
Logan Ohio Rainbow Girls hold the 25th installation of officers at the Masonic Temple. Becky Mingus and Charlene Walker head installing duties with a large slate of officers installed for the September to January term and more to be installed in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Assembly
International Order of the Rainbow For
Masonic Temple
Becky Mingus
Charlene Walker
Denise Larimer
Jennifer Johnson
Cindy Owen
Ann Lynn
April Young
Debra Fink
Kathryn Carrel
Linda Schein
Anita Wrentmore
Hope
Dorothy Tucker
Pam Jamison
Pam Helber
Gretchen Inboden
Dawn Irvin
Carol Walker
Connie Taulbee
Kim Gribble
Melodee Miller
Confidential Observer
Kathy Kornmiller
Outer Observer
Peggy Jamison
Recorder
Cindy Bateman
Renee Barkhurst
Rainbow
Kendra Kornmiller
North Page
Sharon Eckleberry
South Page
Steve Dingus
State Priory
All of
Lancaster
Greg Inboden
Rick Ruth
Steve Inboden
Order of Demolay
Brenda Walker
Charity
Diana Turner
Becky Wimner
Fidelity
Jenny Darnell
Maryland
Ohio
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Hocking County
Donald Hamilton Jr
Michael L. Hawk
Michael S. Dehner
Pickerington
Charles B. McVey
Charles D. Mills
Front St
Lawrence A. Nevinser
Samuel E. Hoy
Billy C. Hill Jr
Racine
Linda J. Larson
Toledo
Jerry R. Juniper
Nathan Wolfson
Cincinnati
Charles W. Wilson
Gregory S. Venturas
Bobby Lee Chapman
Reynoldsburg
Robert A. Oakley
Dayton
Joseph Frances Zajac
West Carrollton
Nancy Ellen Zajac
Julie A. Zachrich
Defiance
Jo Ann Godar
James Porter McBride
Rebecca M. Springer
Vienna
William E. Kirkpatrick
Millfield
Mary McDonald
Clifton A. Wharton
Bernard M. Hopkins
Troy
Mich
John R. Anderson
PTO
Ladies Aid
Bill Stephenson
Jackie Stephenson
Walnut Ridge
West High School
Anita Ruff
Brysons
Study Club
Parkersburg
Glouster Man
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Rainbow Girls
Linda Johnson
West Page
Bonnie Huston
Arn Stockham
Debbie Horsky
George Carrel
Carol Patterson
District 19
State of
Ann
Lynn
Patricia Bezaury
Debbie Fink
Evelyn Helber
Venus
Order of the Eastern Star
Donna Fick
George Gribble
The
York Cross of Honor
Pat King
Order of the DeMolay
Bill Simms
East State Street
Famous Simmons
Aloe
Simmons Golden Sleep
Itipat
Action Industries, Inc
Dan River
Skeins
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