Wellston Lions See Seven New Members Join
Seven new members joined the Wellston Lions Club. Five received pins at the Ladies Night banquet at Fairgreens Country Club. Zone Six Chairman Bill Schendel of the Gallipolis Lions attended not present for the evening.
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Wellston Lions
Wellston
Wellston Lions Club
Fairgreens Country Club
Zone Six
Bill Schendel
Gallipolis Lions Club
Schondel
Schendel
Lions Receive District Governors Award at Mount Crab Convention
Taso, chairman, congratulates Lions as seven clubs in District 13 J compete for Zone VI honors. Tuesday night President Don Walton outlines a June Charter Night, noting Wellston Club chartered June 22, 1932, with about 10 past presidents remaining. new officers to be installed during the observance.
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Lions
Mount Crab
Don
Walton
Wellston Club
Wellston Lions Club
Bill Schendel
Gallipolis
Zone 6
Wellston
Don Walton
Salem Center PTA Elects Officers and Votes on TV Set
Salem Center PTA elected new officers led by President Mrs Joan Council and Vice President Mrs Leta Fetty with Mrs Paula Haynes secretary and Mrs Minnie Riggs treasurer. The group approved funding for a television for educational use and formed an audits committee. They sponsored Cub Scouts and raised 94.64 from a pancake supper while second graders under Mrs Olive Page performed a choral reading and action song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Center
PTA
Joan Council
Leta Fetty
Paula Haynes
Minnie Riggs
Roberta Wilson
W Whitley
Barbara Black
Olive Page
Michelle Barr
Kristi Haynes
Missy Rife
Paul Council
Jennifer Carter
Barbara Carter
Cathy Neutzling
Christine Goble
Shane Smith
Joey Reynolds
Mrs. Page
Buckeye REC Scholarship Winners Named
Winners in the Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative contest are Cheryl Anne Dearth of Vinton County High and Rodney Layne Osborne of Jackson High. Both seniors receive 250 and advance to the state Columbus contest in May. Alternates are Margaret Schweickart of Symmes Valley High and Craig Smith of Gallia Academy High. Judges were J Sherman Porter and Burson Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative
Cheryl Anne Dearth
Lincoln Dearth
McArthur
Rodney Layne Osborne
Eleanor G. Osborne
Jackson
Miss Dearth
Vinton County High School
Osborne
Jackson High School
Columbus
Margaret E. Schweickart
O.R. Schweickart Jr
Pedro
Symmes Valley High School
Craig G. Smith
Caroll C. Smith
Gallia Academy High School
J. Sherman Porter
Rio Grande College
Burson
Bud) Carter
Gallia County
Easter Services Across Glouster Area Churches
Glouster area churches announce Easter Sunday schedules with sunrise services at 6 30 a m at United Methodist and Glouster Church of Christ A 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 morning worship with Holy Communion at Glouster United Methodist Rev Vermillion also presiding at an Easter Communion at Trimble United Methodist Church Bishopville Church of Christ begins with 6 30 sunrise service followed by breakfast and 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 worship led by Keith Cramer special music by Rim of the World Singers children 2 9 attend church 7 evening service Elder delivers message Glouster Church of Christ holds Good Friday service at 8 30 a m and 6 30 sunrise Sunday School 9 morning worship 10 led by Tom Crafton Quinset Trio sings at 9 30 Oakdale Church of Christ sunrise 6 30 Holy Communion breakfast after service Quinset Trio singing 9 30 Egg hunt after Sunday School Concord Union Church 9 Sunday School youth program 10 30 worship led by Daniel K Teater Egg hunt at Racine Portland Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Saturday 1 p m for kids.
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Glouster
United Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wendell Vermillion
Vermillion
Trimble United
Children's Church
Glouster Church of Christ
Tom Crafton
Oakdale
Concord Union Church
Daniel K. Teater
Racine
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Racine-Portland
Egg Hunt Slated in Chauncey
Chauncey residents will attend the Easter egg hunt Saturday at 11 a.m. at Memorial Field hosted by the Chauncey-Dover Lions Club. Chairman Jerry Cline says five age groups from 3 and under to 13 and older will hunt, with money in a prize egg for the oldest group. The rabbit chase returns as a featured event.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club
Memorial Field
Jerry Cline
Big Bend Regatta Plans Include Balloon Ride Parade Queen Contest
The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce announced events for the Big Bend Regatta in June. A 70 by 55 foot balloon with gondola will be used in the parade and offer tethered rides at the stadium area. Queens contest, power boat races, art exhibit, and helicopter rides are planned with local sponsorships and volunteer committees. Officials discussed parade timing, route, and police support, with receipts and expenses reported from the last year and goals to keep activities within budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Big Bend
Racing Boat Organization
Bill Quickle
Jack Carsey
Bill Grueser
Bill Mayer
Paul Simon
Lynn Street
New York
Clarence Andrews
Randall Carpenter
Joe Young
Meigs County Sheriff's Posse
Crow
Bill Young
Tonya Keebaugh Davis
Ralph Werry
Meigs County School Board Names Pomeroy Oris Smith to Seat
Meigs County appoints POMEROY Oris Smith of Long Bottom to the school board to replace Gordon Collins who died after 25 years on the board. A teachers committee reviewed textbooks and recommended Title 9 compliant texts from Houghton Mislin and Economi Co for grades 1-6. Superintendent Robert Bowen named compliance officer and a grievance procedure was adopted.
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Pomeroy
Oris Smith
Long Bottom
Meigs County School Board
Smith
Gordon Collins
Collins
Rag Ee
Houghton- Misslin Co
Economi Co
Supt
Robert Bowen
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Messenger
Joann Hunter Winters
Jim Simms
Bill Vicars
Bill Kimber
Gary Bungard
Taso
Salem
Frank Hudson
Ewing Funeral Home
Pomeroy Lodge No. 164
F&am
Big Bend Regatta
South Vietnam
Ua At
Big Savi
Radio Shack
East State ST
Athens Mall
BA Navy Conponani
Eacen
Avanae
Cabo Tmace
Ofaines
Athens
Allen Hardware and Farm Supply
Stimson
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