Winter Work Reviewed By Friendly Gardeners
Rutland friendly gardeners reviewed winter projects at Mrs. Howard Birchfield’s home. Plans include January garden therapy moved to February if schools reopen, seed picture crafts with two classes of individualized instruction students, and a March of Dimes canvass weather permitting.
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Rutland
Rutland Friendly Gardeners
Howard Birchfield
Dick Fetty
Robert Snowden
Bruce Davis
Harold Wolfe
Snowden
Davis
Wolfe
Garden Clubs
Larry Barr
Jack Walker
Joe Bolin
Birchfield
Bob Bishop
Willford
District Engineer Gets Texas Duty
Col. Scott B. Smith, district engineer for the Huntington District, Army Corps of Engineers, has been selected to command the Support Command, 1st Cavalry Division, at Fort Hood Texas. Lt. Col. Samuel L. Britten will serve as acting district engineer until a successor is appointed.
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Huntington
W.va
Scott B. Smith
Army Corps of Engineers
1St Cavalry Division
Fort Hood
Texas
Smith
Samuel L. Britten
Britten
Washington
Korea
Germany
Vietnam
Winifred Griffin
Washington, D.C
Alexander
Huntington District
Vinita
Okio
U.S. Army, Pacific
Honolulu
Hawaii
Greenland
Carolyn Jenner
Oklahoma City
Okla
Sam
Nancy
Parkway Drive
Tington
Major Meigs County CIP targets $11 million in projects
Meigs County plans more than 55 development projects costing nearly 11 million dollars under the Capital Improvements Program. The James M. Associates Co. prepared the report with the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission and county officials. Public viewing is available at the Courthouse CETA office with a Feb 21 comment deadline.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
James M. Associates Co
Columbus
Meigs County Regional Planning Commission
Buckeye Hills
Forked Run State Park
CETA
Trimble Plans Change on School Reopening
Trimble area schools may not reopen Wednesday as planned due to Columbia Gas of Ohio curtailing heating until at least next Monday. If reopening occurs, middle school pupils would attend classes at Jacksonville facilities. Superintendent William White cited state-wide closures and uncertain weather as delaying factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Columbia Gas of Ohio Co
Jacksonville
William White
White
Glouster Water Mains Break Twice At Weekend
Two breaks disrupted the city water system on Barbour and Maple streets causing shut-offs as crews thawed frozen lines. Many meters were replaced and fires used to soften ice along Bishopville Water Co lines amid ongoing outages in village and outlying areas.
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Glouster
Barbour Street
Maple Street
Bishopville Water Co
Holzer Using Oil for Heating Emergency at Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis Ohio Holzer Medical Center has shifted from natural gas to fuel oil for patient room heating as Colum bia Gas of Ohio restricts gas supply. Hospital aims to maintain proper temperatures while private homes also require gas, with local suppliers pledging full cooperation.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Medical Center
Hugh P. Kirkel
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Kirkel
Center Closed At Rio Grande Due To Energy Crisis
Rio Grande College community center will be closed until further notice to cut natural gas use. All meals shift to the college cafeteria with breakfast 7:15 to 9 1.25 dollars, lunch 10:45 to 1 and dinner 4:30 to 6 costs 2.00. Snack bar 1 to 4 and 6 30 to 11 p.m. weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College- Community College
Robert Hoff
Smoke and Heat Damage in Syracuse Trailer Home
A fire Sunday at 4 40 am damaged Richard Weaver's trailer home in Syracuse. Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department responded. the fire was extinguished quickly with no injuries. Damages estimated at 5000 dollars. one bedroom heavily damaged and smoke spread to other areas. cause believed to be a cigarette in a bed.
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Syracuse
Richard Weaver
Pomeroy
Minstrel Practice To Start In Wellston
The 24th Annual Rotary Minstrel will rehearse Friday in the Rotary Building under director Joe Oths and producer Don Sauders. No auditions. all may join. Performances run March 10 matinee and March 11 12 evenings with proceeds aiding Teen Town projects.
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Wellston
Rotary
John Derrow
Joe Oths
Don Sauders
Helen Downard
John Weber
Gordon Morrow
Larry Potter
Rotary Minstrel
Win $50 for your money saving idea in The Messenger
Readers are invited to submit a short true story about money saving, with published entries earning a $2.00 check and eligibility for a $50 prize. Submissions become property of The Messenger, with final publishing decisions by the paper. Messenger staff and relatives are ineligible.
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Messenger
Prometty
Money-Savin the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
the Messenger
Stretch Your Dollar Ideas From A Local Contest
Sample submissions include tricks to save money on grooming by shorter hair and on clothing by permanent press wear. Readers also share frugal hacks like cutting scouring pads, mixing homemade window cleaner, using potato chip tubes for plant protection, and buying outdated film at half price to extend freshness.
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Nelsonville Water Department
East Washington Street
Friendly Gardeners
James Carpenter
Meigs County Soil and Water Conservation Office
Carpenter
Grand Jury
Russell Robinson
James Council
Floyd Cleland
Bruce Beech
Robert Coffey
Randy Dawson
Wendell Derricks
John David Mankin
Hobart Newell
Chester
Logan
Hocking County
Athens, Ohio
Meigs
Holzer
Rio
JS AL Georg
A.M
Ciuste
AGILE
Aone
Marian Reeder
Women's
Charlene Adams
Nelsonville
Dottie
Plains
Obie
Eben Reighard
Fairview St
Jean Vaughes
Jaya Shankar
Mrs. Louellen
Hamden
Cathy Bosten
Richland Ave
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