Information in “Your Right to Know” in the Sept. 6 edition of the Monroe County Beacon was incorrect.
Kyle T. Krieg, 25, of New Matamoras, married Katie L. Kinsey, 26, of New Matamoras.
According to a release from Monroe County Sheriff Charles Black, Jr., the action started at around 9:06 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4.
At that time, Deputy Barton observed a vehicle sitting on state property at Lock 15 and stopped to check on the vehicle.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Department had an extremely busy night last week.
Stretching from the late hours of Tuesday, Sept. 4 into the early morning hours of Wednesday, Sept. 5, local officers took more than 130 grams of heroin and methamphetamine off the streets and put six individuals into custody.
Seeing houses that either need to be torn down or rebuilt properly and seeing local residents ride through village streets on lawn tractors are two common sights in Woodsfield.
Woodsfield Village Council discussed addressing those issues during its regular council meeting Wednesday, Sept. 5 at Village Hall.
Three county agencies are closer to having a new home as the Monroe County Commissioners gave Mary Jo Westfall of the OSU Extension approval to prepare bid packets and seek bids for construction during their regular meeting Monday, Sept. 10.
And now for answers to our “Does anyone know what this antique is?” column from last week!
First, the good news.
Joyce Wiggins from the Historical Society tells us that she knows what the bowl with a hole is! Interestingly enough, it is a very personal item…
A daughter of a Woodsfield resident was named the Prosecutor’s Service Award, Top Cop of the Month by Licking County Prosecutor William Hayes.
Teresa Holmes, daughter of Virgie Cajka-Haley, of Woodsfield, was presented the award July 27 at the Don Hill County Administration Building in Newark.
On June 18, the oldest Girl Scouts (Juniors and Cadettes) of Troop 1410 set out on their first “roughing it” campout.
Prior to this excursion the troop had always stayed in cabins or lodges due to lack of experience and equipment.
Jimmy Baker and Annie Digity were married on May 19, 2018, at the Pritchard-Laughlin Civic Center in Cambridge, with James R. Blaney officiating the ceremony.
Jimmy is the son of Pam Baker and the late Jim Baker, of Woodsfield, and Annie is the daughter of Mike and Vicki Digity, also of Woodsfield.
An old, old drilling machine found in the pictures of the late Frank and Blanche Binegar Burkhart, of Marr.
If you can help to identify the year or the people, contact Norma Jean Dye Antill at 740-864-2007.
45 Years Ago
The Lewisville Midget League Team, undefeated in seven games in regular season play, also won two games in a five-team county tournament.
55 Years Ago
September is National Preparedness Month. The key message of 2018’s National Preparedness Month is, “Disasters Happen. Prepare Now. Learn How.”
Make and Practice Your Plan
• Base your plan on the types of disasters you could be affected by in your area (e.g., floods, severe storms).
The Week 3 matchup between River and Monroe Central Friday, Sept. 7 at Woodsfield was a stalemate for three quarters.
September is National Preparedness Month. The key message of 2018’s National Preparedness Month is, “Disasters Happen. Prepare Now. Learn How.”
