County Court fines and bond forfeitures tally a busy session
In Hocking County Court over Saturday and Monday, 17 drivers forfeited bonds and 10 were fined. Details include Michael Crumbacky’s $150 fine and 30 day license suspension for DWI, Carolyn Sigler’s license-related fines, and multiple $10 to $15 fines for speeding and improper passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Michael J. Crumbacky
Haydenville
Carolyn Sigler
E. Second St
W. Hunter St
Michael E. McCune
Logan Rt
Thelma K. Garey
Sharon A. Eckelberry
Maria Ave
Wayne E. Green
Deborah K. Hoy
Joseph C. Saunders
Logan Rt. 1
Timothy F. Staley
Rockbridge
Judith A. Miller
Logan Rt. 3
E. Front St
Clifford Decker
Murray City
Dwight Dale Riddle
Laurelville Rt
Lethia W. Starr
S. Mulberry St
First Reading Held On New Subdivision Rules
Logan-Hocking County health board discussed a first reading of rules on subdivision footage for sewage risk based on soil type and population. Other actions include paying Assistant Sanitarian Paul Webb for May travel, May water samples 30, sewage systems inspected 12, nurses making seven school visits, immunizations totaling 95 DTP shots 5 DPT shots 98 polio doses one measles vaccine 5 three day measles vaccines and 3 MMR shots, 177 home and health visits, and 46 birth and death certificates issued in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Hocking County Health Board
Paul Webb
Health Department
Miller High Names Students of the Year 1972 73
Two Miller High School pupils Kevin Martin and Rebecca Mitchell were selected as Students of the Year 1972 73 by the faculty. The award honored them for qualities such as school spirit cooperation with teachers and fellow students going beyond expectations and similar positive traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller High School
Kevin Martin
Harold W. Martin
Rebecca Mitchell
Phyllis Mitchell
New Straitsville
Kevin
Rebeca
County Courts Issue Multiple Marriages and Estates Notices
Marriage licenses issued for Ezra Lincoln Ricketts Renee Madeline McCloud Ronald Phillip Snouffer and Elaine Gail McMunn. Fred A. Murray named executor of Winifred R. Engle estate Nellie V. Freeman named executrix of Harry Delmar Freeman estate Neal Dillon named ancillary administrator of Richard P Runke estate. Dan M Soliday estate inventory valued at 271101.95 with breakdowns of goods stocks and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Lincoln Ricketts
Laurelville Rt
Welder
Renee Madeline McCloud
Chillicothe Rt
Ronald Phillip Snouffer
Rockbridge Rt
Elaine Gail McMunn
Fred A. Murray
Winifred R. Engle
Hocking Ave
Nellie V. Freeman
E. Front St
Harry Delmar Freeman
Neal Dillon
Logan Rt. 2
Richard P. Runke
Palos Park
Ill
Dan M. Soliday
Second St
Probat es for Freeman Engle Soliday Meldrim Loomis Mock Greenman
Probate confirms wills for Harry Delmar Freeman Nellie V. Freeman Winifred R Engle Dale C Engle Dan M Soliday Julia Soliday Harry B Meldrim Lota C Loomis Roy Loomis Clara E Mock Margrette Greenman Emmett E Kennedy Grace S Kellerخط
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Delmar Freeman
E. Front St
Nellie V. Freeman
Winifred R. Engle
Hocking Ave
Dale C. Engle
New York City
Dan M. Soliday
W. Second St
Julia Soliday
Harry B. Meldrim
S. High St
Waveline W. Meldrim
Lota C. Loomis
Midland Place
Roy Loomis
Clara E. Mock
Fountain St
Miriam Bryan
Marysville
Mich
Willetta Hemsworth
Lancaster
Harry Mack Jr
N. Mulberry St
Margaret T. Greenman
N. Market St
Buckeye Lake
Logan
Margrette
Emmett E. Kennedy
W. Hunter St
Franklin Kennedy
Altus
Okla
Marijuana plants destroyed near Nelsonville by sheriff patrol
Athens County sheriff's deputies cleared four fields south of Nelsonville along the Hocking River over the weekend uncovering marijuana crops that could have yielded up to fifty thousand dollars in street sales. Prosecutor Michael Nolan urged tipsters to report cultivated plants to sheriff or prosecutor offices. Also, Nelsonville recreation director Tom McMannis announced summer swimming lessons beginning June 18 with registration at the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Tom McMannis
Nelsonville
McMannis
Plainclothesmen Get Fancy Cars
Un dercover agents of the attorney general's office will receive 11 stylish cars to aid in combatting organized crime. The State Controlling Board approved the purchase from Bob Chapman Inc. of Plain City at 3154 dollars each, waiving competitive bidding to match the standard fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Attorney General’s Office
State Controlling Board
Atty
William J. Brown
Bob Chapman, Inc
Plain City
Ohio
Oil Spill Costs Ashland $5,000
Ashland Oil Co. fined $5,000 for a February 1 spill of about 60,000 to 80,000 gallons into the Big Sandy River at its Catlettsburg Kentucky plant. Coast Guard Cmdr Bobby Burns said the penalty added to recovery costs. Officials cited a valve opened too wide, possibly from an employee’s negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington, W. Va
Ashland Oil Co
Big Sandy River
Catlettsburg
U.S. Coast Guard
Bobby Burns
Ashland Oil
Ashland
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Cleveland
Charles R. Mulliney
Columbus
Charles D. Clair
Fairborn
Kenneth Dale Ruff
Cynthia F. Campbell
Overland
Margaret Rose
Miller High
Hocking Valley
Motorola Acfersharl
Radio Shack
Spring Hill Place
Citizens Bank
High Street
Ruth Ann Gabriel
Grace S. Keller
Warner Ave
Jayne Shriner Williamson
Mary Keller Blosser
Anl
Shriner
Blanche Shriner
Charles Keller
Nelsonville News
MecMannis
HT Bdair
By Dr
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van Heusen
Hanes
Esquire
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