State Recommends Court Resolution Over Disputed Village Bill
The Pomeroy village council voted against paying about 4000 dollars to Columbus Concrete Pipe Co. dating to 1948 for storm sewer work. A state auditor urged settlement via judicial determination, while company rep McArtor argued the bill is owed, noting a 1950 offer to settle for half if paid now. Mayor Canaday said he supports payment but will block future expenditures until legal obligations are settled.
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Columbus Concrete Pipe Co
D. P. McArtor
McArtor
State Bureau of Inspection
Dale Smith
Howard Kitchen
Edward Strauss
J. C. Merritt
Strauss
Ralph Spencer
Alvin Norris
E. Main Street
Delmar A. Canaday
Death Claims Mrs. Euler
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah J. Euler 83 who died Tuesday at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Ewing funeral home. Survived by two sons James and Henry a daughter Alice Euler two sisters Linnie Terrell Mrs Nancy Johnson and two brothers John W. Terrell Thomas E. Terrell three grandchildren burial in Rocksprings Cemetery.
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Sarah J. Euler
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ewing Funeral Home
James
Henry
Racine
Alice Euler
Linnie Terrell
Nancy Johnson
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John W. Terrell
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Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Lutz in Zanesville
Announcement of the birth of a daughter Kathy Melissa to Mr and Mrs Robert Lutz at Bethesda Hospital Zanesville. She is the first grandchild of Mrs Louis A Bangerter and the Rev L A Bangerter. The Bangerters traveled to Zanesville and will return Tuesday with Mrs Bangerter staying awhile.
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Middleport
Kathy Melissa
Robert Lutz
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Louis A. Bangerter
L. A. Bangerter
Bangerters
Bangerter
Pomeroy DAY Endorses Civil Defense
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 53 endorsed Meigs County civil defense efforts and offered facilities to the new chair man Emmett Shuler of Middleport at a meeting on Monday at the Butternut Ave home. The hospital committee reported a successful trip to Huntington VA Hospital during Ohio Day.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Emmett Shuler
Middleport
Buternut Ave
Huntington Veterans Administration Hospital
Meigs
Herald Hite
Leonard Jewell
Herman Warner
Owen Watson
Hattie Woodard
Ben Turner
Richard Fisher
Mary Durst
Dorothy Hendricks
Eva Hendricks
al Croy
Ohio Department
C. L. Bartrum
Clyde E. Gerlach
Club Members Mend Children's Clothing
Meigs County Children's Home benefited when the Middleport Mother's Club members sewed and mended clothing for the children on Wednesday afternoon. The group included Mrs James Brewington Mrs Lewis Sauer Jr Mrs Denver Rice Mrs Waldo Hawk and Mrs Marie Hauck. The club had donated $12 to the home's dental fund.
Four Persons Fined In Court by Mayor
In Mayor Sidney T. Russell's court four residents were fined for traffic and intoxication offenses. Willard D. Mohler of Kent paid $10 and costs on reckless operation. Fred W. Miller forfeited a $20 appearance bond on speeding. Warren Wright fined $5 and costs for reckless operation. James Ned Call faced $25 and costs for intoxication. Charles Wilt fined $5 and costs for intoxication.
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Middleport
Sidney T. Russell
Willard D. Mohler
Kent
Fred W. Miller
Warren Wright
James Ned Call
Charles Wilt
Fined in Pomeroy intoxication case
In Pomeroy Justice of the Peace Percy Peoples court on Monday Harry Snyder Jr 30 Laurel Cliff and Adam Cunningham 47 Hartford were fined five dollars and costs on intoxication charges. A Scottish custom is cited about toasting with one foot on the table and one on the chair from the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Pomeroy
Court of Justice of the Peace
Percy Peoples
Harry Snyder, Jr
Laurel Cliff
Adam Cunningham
Hartford
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