Americanism Topic For Auxiliary Meet
Drew Webster American Legion auxiliary meets Tuesday evening with a junior program. Mrs Gerald Wiltermuth district Americanism chair spoke on Me and Americanism highlighting duties of citizenship education flag respect and anti subversion efforts. New members welcomed and plans set for March 16 legion birthday event.
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Pomeroy
Ladies Auxiliary
Drew Webster American Legion
Gerald Wildermuth
Ism
Harry Davis
Wildermuth
Church of Christ
Middleport
Ron Moyer
Ben Neutzling
Harold Triplett
Rebecca
Olan Knapp
J. M. Thornton
Ralph Welker
Neutzling
Frederick Ruffner
Olive Ruffner
Department Hospital
Orvill Well
Clara Bing
Mary Martin
Four Hurt In Meigs Accident
Four people were injured when a foreign made car went out of control on Route 143 west of Harrisonville at 12 30 p m. Lorraine Mott 22 Athens drove east and the car overturned. Eileen Crean 21 Albany Allison Zak 21 Albany and Paul Blum 21 Albany suffered injuries and were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. No arrests were reported. A second crash on Forest Run Road injuried Clifford Hiller 24 Minersville whose car hit a bridge abutment and ditch. He was treated at Veterans Memorial Hospital.
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Pomeroy
Harrisonville
Meigs County
Robert Hartenbach
Lorraine Mott
Athens
Miss Mott
Eileen Crean
Albany
Allison Zak
Paul Blum
Miss Crean
Blum
Zak
Crean
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Clifford Hiller
Minersville
Forest Run
Hiller
Veterans Memorial
Meigs County Faces Garbage Crisis After Dark Hollow Dump Closure
Meigs County faces trash woes as the Dark Hollow dump near Pomeroy is closed by health commissioner Dr. Selim Blazewicz. Pomeroy hauler Walter Bentz may quit this week without a new dumping site. Mayor Charles Legar says the village cannot fund a landfill or find a suitable site. County sanitation officer Hilton Wolfe cites over 30 illegal dumps in the county. Middleport runs a partial landfill one day a week for residents. Avery Googlein sought a county dump franchise but abandoned the plan after cost study.
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Pomeroy
Dark Hollow
Meigs County
Selim Blazewicz
Walter Bentz
Charles Legar
Hilton Wolfe
Middleport
Avery Googlein
Three Men Are Fined In Pomeroy
In Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legal court three men were fined and two bonds forfeited. Jeffrey Howe faced 15 dollars and costs for speeding, Robert Sagg 10 dollars and costs for parking on highway and 10 dollars for intoxication, Virgil Phillips 5 dollars and costs for running a stop sign and a stop light. Bonds forfeited: James Little 25 dollars for intoxication and Andy Stone 25 dollars for permitting an unlicensed person to operate a motor vehicle. In Middleport the emergency squad aided a sick girl at Central School. Mary Smith was taken home.
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Pomeroy
Charles Legal
Jeffrey Howe
Robert Sagg
Virgil Phillips
James Little
Andy Stone
West Columbia
Area Twirlers Shine in Large Belpre Contest
Area baton twirlers from Federal Hocking and Eastern High School majorette lines earned top honors at a Belpre open contest with 400 participants from Michigan, West Virginia, and Ohio. Standout individuals included Debbie Jeffers, Diana Guthrie, Connie Rector, Sherry King, Valerie Riker, Charlene Jarvis, Louann Newell, Rosanna Weaver, and others under Judy Riggs.
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Pomeroy
Judy Riggs
Michigan
West Virginia
Ohio
Middle Street
Belpre
Stadium ‘69 Committee of
Federal Hocking
Eastern High School
Eastern Majorettes
Riggs
Riggs Royal Cadets
Jayne Ann Smith
Louann Newell
Rayanna Cole
Marcia Carr
Mandie Rose
Teresa Carr
Debbie Jeffers
Deborah Burkhammers
Diana Guthrie
Vanced
Connie Rector
Gloria Barber
Debbie Ford
Sherry King
Valerie Riker
Charlene Jarvis
Rosanna Weaver
Resource Development Seminars Set in March at Meigs Church
Meigs County extends two day resource development seminars at Trinity United Church of Christ Pomeroy on March 3 and 10. Speakers include William Shaw Ted Steinbach James Jennings Tom Quick Howard Phillips John Gotherman Paul Serro Roger Miller and John Bottum. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 3 30 p m with meals and proceedings provided for a five dollar registration.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Trinity United Church of Christ
Willliam Shaw
Ted Steinbach
Zanesville
Comprehensive Planning
James Jennings
Columbus
Willl
Tom Quick
State Department of Education
Howard Phillips
Ohio State University
John Gotherman
Ohio Municipal League
Paul Serro
Department of Economic Information Research
Battelle Memorial Institute
Roger Miller
John Bottum
Five defendants fined in Middleport mayor court
Mayor C. C. Fisher fined five defendants and forfeited three bonds Tuesday. Carl Blass of Greenfield paid 5 dollars plus costs for running a red light. Marvin Osler of Middleport faced 10 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Harold Hysell of Pomeroy 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Perry Flynn of Gassaway 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Ralph Imes, address unknown, 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Bonds forfeited: Richard Peyton 18.70 for running a red light. Joseph Murphy 25 for reckless operation. Robert Quillen 25 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
C. C. Fisher
Carl Blass
Greenfield
Marvin Osler
Harold Hysell
Pomeroy
Perry Flynn
Gassaway
W. Va
Ralph Imes
Richard Peyton
Rutland
Joseph Murphy
Washington
Robert Quillen
Mason
Salem Center PTA Hosts Potluck Meet and Open House
The Salem Center PTA plans a 6:30 p.m. Monday meeting with a potluck supper and open house. The Grate family will provide music for entertainment during the gathering.
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Salem Center Pta
Grate
Middleport Garden Club
M. L. French
Middleport Wctu
Elizabeth Slaven
Hamilton Street
Church of God At
Chester
Youngstown
Gilbert Spencer
Tor
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Mary Smith
the Messenger
Meigs Church
Meigs County Extension Service
C. E. Blakeslee
Sacred Heart Parish
James Boehm
Steubenville
Point Pleasant
Mason County Association For Retarded Children
Appalachian Auditorium
Roy Lloyd
Eleanor Elliott
Meigs Meetings
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Logan
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