Council Reimburses Merchants in Sewer Repair Costs
Pomeroy Village Council and Board of Public Affairs agreed to reimburse merchants 65 percent of costs to repair damages from the completed sanitary sewer construction project. Estimated village expense about $13 000, with funds allocated earlier. State examiner advised drafting an ordinance. solicitor Fred Crow to prepare for the next meeting. Attendees: Don Collins Jim Mees Mayor Charles Legar.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Village
Board of Public Affairs
Council
Fred Crow
Don Collins
Jim Mees
Charles Legar
Moy Children Are Honored With Party
NEW HAVEN The Junior Department of St. Paul Lutheran Church held a farewell party at New Haven Garden Club Park for Tommy and Jimmy Moy sons of Pastor James Moy and his wife who have moved to Waverly Iowa. A Wiener roast followed by gift presentations purchased by the children completed the event.
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New Haven
St. Paul Lutheran Church
New Haven Garden Club
Tommy
Jimmy Moy
James Moy
Waverly
Iowa
Rutland Garden Show Scheduled Sept 11 at Elementary School
Rutland Friendly Gardeners host Busy Days flower show at Rutland Elementary School on September 11. Public viewing 2 to 7 p.m. with classes for members and invited garden club entries, junior divisions, and various artistic arrangements. judge from the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs set for 12:30 p.m.
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Rutland
Rutland Friendly Gardeners
William Willford
Willford
Larry Edwards
Meigs County Garden Club
Carpenter
Bill Williamson
Bruce May
Jerry Eads
Howard Birchfield
Richard Fetty Jr
Tom Stewart
Bruce Davis
Homer Parker
Harold Wolfe
Fred Williamson
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Meigs County Land Transfers Summary
Meigs County records show multiple property transfers including Neiss Powell to Isabella Powell in Middleport and Russell M. Cline with Leona J. Cline to Alva Holsinger Jr. and Grace M. Holsinger. Easements by Dorothy Lewis Stecklein and Geneva Palmer Dennis in Lebanon Twp to Ohio Power Co. Also easement transfers to Ohio Power Co by Mrs. Geneva Palmer Dennis and Blaine Dennis. Various parcel transfers involve John Henry Busch and Irene Busch to Milo Nugent and Ruth Nugent in Lebanon Two. Darsel Miller and Catherine Miller parcels to Drury L. Harper and Barbara Harper. Iva Orr half acre in Letart Two to Lawrence M. Stewart and Beatrice Stewart. Rights of way in Sutton Two to General Telephone Co for Charles D. Hamilton and Margaret Hamilton and Betty Van Meter. Consolidation Coal Co 10.73 acres in Salisbury Twp to Donald L. Sayre and Sandra Sayre with Theodore and Sharon Van Cooney and Marie Van Cooney. James Compston forty acres in Salem Two to Franklin Real Estate Company.
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Neiss Powell
Middleport
Isabella Powell
Russell M. Cline
Leona J. Cline
Sutton
Alva Holsinger Jr
Grace M. Holsinger
Dorothy Lewis Stecklein
Lebanon
Ohio Power Company
Geneva Palmer Dennis
Blaine E. Dennis
John Henry Busch
Irene Louise Busch
Milo Nu
Wanda Jean Sayre
Pomeroy
Charles
Riggs Baton Corps Groups Dominate Ohio State Events
POMEROY The Riggs Roy al Kadettes of Meigs and Athens Counties won the Junior State Baton Corps Championship at the state contest. Athens County groups Federal Hocking majorettes and the Pink Panthers from Coolville also captured multiple state titles in junior and senior twirling and dance-twirl divisions. Numerous area youths earned individual state medals, with Judy Riggs directing all groups and prepping them for nationals.
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Pomeroy
Riggs Royal Kadettes
Meigs
Athens Counties
Athens County
Hocking
Coolville
Judy Riggs
Diane Guthrie
Ohio
Diana
Cindy Patterson
Syracuse
Libby Ann Watkins
Rutland
Connie Rector
Debbie Ford
Baton
Fines Imposed In Village Court On Several Charges
Four residents were fined five dollars plus costs in a village court session with Mayor Charles Legar presiding. Steven Deems Marietta fined for running a red light William Buchanan Pomeroy fined for intoxication George Pierce Mid dleport cited for failing to stop within a clear distance Karen Burnside Chester fined for no tail lights Virginia Bumgardner Letart forfeited a 2370 cent bond for speeding Dallas AP Three United Methodist Churches plan to move Sunday worship to weeknights and one has already begun weeknight services.
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Dallas
United Methodist
Fines and bond forfeitures tallied in Meigs County court
In Meigs County Court Judge Frank W. Porter Jr. imposed twenty two fines and forfeited thirteen bonds in a session Monday. Multiple locals faced penalties for speeding running stop signs intoxication and other offenses while several bonds were forfeited for speeding left of center and passing on berm. A separate Kentucky dispatch notes Democratic and Republican gubernatorial and lieutenant governor candidates spent about 1.75 million in the May primary.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Frank W. Porter Jr
Bernadine Large
Hillbuck
Patsy Marie Turner
Albany
Linda Winebrenner
Cheshire
Thaddeus Dye
Debra E. Neal
Gallipolis
Charles Carpenter
Waterford
Ing
Ray Knappe
Joseph R. Park
Parkersburg
Charles R. Winebrenner
Middleport
Bobby J. Pope
Newark
Ernest Love
Columbus
Hubert F. Weaver
Michael Lee Mount
Lesage
W. Va
Joseph L. Heindl
Mt. Vernon
Berm
Frank E. Farley
Harold L. Strother
Clarksburg
Della S. Smith
Sissonville
William Black
Frankfort
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David and
Harold Rose
Jim Powell
Bill Powell
Janie Powell
Randy Thorne
Marsha Thorne
Scott Roush
Kathy Roush
Diana Roush
Eric Bumgardner
Ken Vickers
al Sprouse
Beth Layne
Judy Young
Jackie
Becky Paugh
Betty Wolfe
Mathew Carmichael
James May
William Powell Jr
Kenneth Vickers
Patty Paugh
Charles Smith
Phil Batey
Donald Bumgardner
John C. Fry
Joe Bolin
Robert Snowden
Garden Club
James Carpenter
Schaped
Scholls
Logan, Ohio
Virginia Bumgardner
Letart
Gerald Gibbs
Racine
Woodrow Engle Jr
Richard Meadows
Eureka
Margaret Lehew
Charles B. Sargent
Athens
Ittering
Frank Pope
Charles F. Ohlinger
Eldon Lee Stover
Bidwell
Theodore Flint
William G. Cox
Northup
Speed
Elberfeld
Logan
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