Holter Attends Session Representing Meigs County
Alan Holter son of Roy Holter attends the American Institute of Cooperatives in Urbana Illinois representing Meigs County He is a director of the Meigs County Junior Production Credit Association active in Shade Valley 4H and Better Livestock Holstein Club now in his seventh year of 4H work Sponsors include Landmark Farm Bureau Jackson Production Credit Buckeye REA Federal Land Bank Huntington Interstate Milk Producers and the Meigs County 4H Advisory Committee.
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Pomeroy
Alan Holter
Roy Holter
Meigs County
American Institute of Cooperatives
Urbana
United States
Washington D. C
University of 'Inois
Holter
Better Livestock Holstein Club
Landmark Farm Bureau
Jackson Production Credit Association
Buckeye Rea
Federal Land Band Association
Huntington Interstate Milk Producers
Deadline Set For Exhibits At Meigs County Fair
Meigs County Superintendent of Schools announces all educational exhibits must be ready by Tuesday August 12 between 9 am and 4 pm. Entries will be placed and judged under last year’s rules, with judging Wednesday morning by Mrs. Freda Kennedy of Athens.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Meigs County
Freda Kennedy
Athens
Kennedy
West
POMEROY selects Linda Haley as new Meigs Board secretary
Linda Haley of Rutland has been hired to replace Wilma Sargent as secretary to the Meigs County Board of Education, with Sargent resigning effective August 1. Haley began in Meigs Local Schools in 1961 and has worked at Rutland High and Pomeroy Junior High. The board also approved bus driver applications across Meigs, Southern Local, and Eastern Local.
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Pomeroy
Linda Haley
Rutland
Meigs County Board of Education
Wilma Sargent
Sargent
Miss Haley
Meigs
Rutland High School
James Venarri
Haley
Narrow Escapes From 150 Feet Fall On Henderson Bridge
Frank Pether 28 of New Matamoras plunged about 150 feet into the Ohio River during bridge construction at Henderson. He survived after being rescued by a safety boat and treated at Holzer Medical Center for an eye injury. Pether, of Allied Structural Steel Co., wore a life jacket as a spring-like action disrupted his balance while working atop the structure.
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Point Pleasant
Frank Pether
New Matamoras
Ohio River
Henderson
Holzer Medical Center
Pethel
Allied Structural Steel Co
Women Hold Picnic for Lutherans
New Haven Luther an Women of St. Paul Lutheran Church held a family picnic and meeting at New Haven Park. Mrs. J. V. McGrew gave the invocation and led a program on We, the People Think On These Things with prayers, poems, and readings. A nominating committee was appointed and project plans for the year were discussed.
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New Haven
Lutheran Women of St
Harry Layne
McGrew
Peter Marshall
Lutheran Church of America
U. S. Senate
Cornerstone of Freedom
Carroll Adams, Jr
John F. Roush
A. L. Sprouse
Donald Bumgardner
Happy Harvesters Sunday School Class Holds Picnic
Eighteen members and guests attended the annual picnic of the Happy Harvesters Sunday School Class of Trinity United Church of Christ at the Route 33 roadside park. Activities included a song fest devotionals and a picnic dinner.
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Pomeroy
Happy Harvesters
Trinity United Church of Christ
Route 33
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