Sewage Treatment Facilities Progress Hearing Scheduled
The Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission sets a January 12 hearing in Cincinnati on sewage treatment facilities. The Middleport Board of Public Affairs cites need for more federal aid, with about $296,000 sought from the Economic Development Administration. A $115,800 Health, Education and Welfare grant has been approved but not yet received.
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Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission
Cincinnati
Orlanco
Middleport Board of Public Affairs
Economic Development
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Grimm Construction Co
Athens
Route 7
Hobson
Floyd Brown, Ltd
Tor
Board of Public Affairs
Rev Hicks Accepts New Pastorate in Indiana
Middleport church reports Rev Donald Hicks will leave after January 29 to begin ministry at Shelby Christian Church Versailles Indiana on February 1. He has served Middleport Church of Christ for two and a half years.
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Middleport
Donald Hicks
Dance Planned at Middleport Elementary Auditorium
A record hop will be held Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. in the Middleport Elementary School auditorium. The Middleport Band Boosters Association sponsors the event.
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Middleport
The
Middleport Band Boosters Association
One Man Fined Bond Forfeited In Local Court
Middleport mayor C O Fisher court fined Phillip Warren Bradbury 46 of Middleport ten dollars plus costs for intoxication. Jeffrey P Gilbert of Stanton Island New York forfeited a ten dollar bond for running a red light.
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Middleport
C. O. Fisher
Phillip Warren Bradbury
Jeffrey P. Gilbert
Stanton Island
N. Y
Chester D of A Marks Birthdays and Installations
Chester Council Daughters of America held a Tuesday meeting marking quarterly birthdays. Gifted guests included Anna Tuttle Mae Spencer Roberta Lee Esther Ridenour Zelda Weber Dorothy Meyers Ada Morris Opal Eichinger Enzy Newell Mary Hayes Margaret McLain Helen Wolfe Ada Neutzling. Deputy Erma Cleland installed new officers and a layette shower for Kay Fick was announced for January 17.
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Chester
Chester Council
Daughters of America
Anna Tuttle
Mae Spencer
Roberta Lee
Esther Ridenour
Zelda Weber
Dorothy Meyers
Ada Morris
Opal Eichinger
Enzy Newell
Mary Hayes
Margaret McLain
Helen Wolfe
Ada Neutzling
Erma Cleland
Beulah Maxie
Officers Installed By Pythian Sisters Unit
Meigs Temple Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters held a formal installation Tuesday night for 1967 officers. Installing officers for the candlelight ceremony were Mrs William Allman and Mrs Richard Bailey grand manager and Mrs Cash Bahr grand senior. New officers include Mrs George Childs past chief Mrs Etta Lemley most excellent chief and Mrs Earl Owen excellent senior. The event featured candle stations and a past chief's pin presentations. Committees including flower and ways and means were named. A note from state official Mrs Ruthella Burrington urged support for enlarging the Medina Home for the Aged. 61 sick visits were made in December with $32 spent on altruistic work. Ill listed were J H Grate and Mrs Philip Meinhart. Mrs Watts birthday observed. Guests included Mrs Henry Reibel Mrs Thomas Cook and Mrs Nettie Hayes. POMEROY Minor damages were reported when a car struck a deer on Route 124 Long Bottom. Deer was shot by deputies Hysell and Williams.
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Middleport
Meigs Temple
Pythian
William Allman
Richard Bailey
Cash Bahr
George Childs
Etta Lemley
Earl Owen
Maxine Owens
Nathan Biggs
Sadie McElhinney
Betty Spencer
Ben Neutzling
Opal Biggs
Norma Zerkie
Medina
Minnie Gilmore
J. H. Grate
Holzer Hospital
Philip Meinhart
Watts
Henry Reibel
Thomas Cook
Nettie Hayes
Magnolia Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pomeroy
Frank Wells
Long Bottom
Carl Hysell
Don Williams
New Officers Installed At Meigs TOPS Meeting
Meigs TOPS Weight Knotchers held a recent meeting in Middleport naming Mrs. Leo Searls as leader and Mrs. Perry Hoffman as assistant leader. New officers include Mrs. Coelle Hudson secretary, Hallie McIntyre assistant secretary, Charles Lewis treasurer, Ruth Nease assistant treasurer, Daisy Patterson weight recorder, and Betty Clark assistant weight recorder. Edith Gardner received a weight loss gift for leading in the past three months. Nease won December weight loss prize. Since August the group of 29 members has a total weight loss of 319 pounds.
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Middleport
Meigs
Bruce Lloyd
Leo Searls
Perry Hoffman
Coelle Hudson
Hallie McIintyre
Charles Lewis
Ruth Nease
Daisy Patterson
Betty Clark
Edith Gardner
Meigs County meetings and local notices
Meigs County Trustees and Jerks Association will meet at 8 p.m. January 12 at the Pomeroy firehouse with Prosecuting Attorney Bernard Fultz as speaker. Catholic Women's Club meeting postponed to January 12 after a 7:45 p.m. rosary at Sacred Heart Church. Meigs County Pomona Grange meets 8 p.m. Friday at Rock Springs Hall with Star Grange hosting and a program announced. William Earl Meadows, 40, Gallipolis Ferry, faces a charge for brandishing a deadly weapon before Justice Boy Kincaid. free on $500 bond after arrest on a sheriff's warrant.
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Meigs County Trustees and Jerks Association
Condor Street
Pomeroy
Bernard Fultz
David Koblentz
Oscar Babcock
Clarence Lawrence
Arthur Orr
Catholic Women’s Club
Sacred Heart Church
Charles Radford
John Mitch
Richard Gress
Christine Grueser
Edwin Wehring
Meigs County Pomona Grange
Rock Springs Hall
Star Grange
Point Pleasant
William Earl Meadows
Gallipolis Ferry
Justice of the Peace
Kincaid
Sheriff's Department
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