Meigs Junior Invited to U S Collegiate Wind Band
Meigs High School junior Suzy Samuels of Pomeroy is invited to tour with the United States Collegiate Wind Band. She plays sousaphone under Purdue University director Al G. Wright. The ensemble travels July 15 to Europe with rehearsals in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Suzy Samuels
Mary Alice Samuels
Meigs High School
United States
Miss Samuels
al G. Wright
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Gladys Wright
Women Band Directors National Association
England
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Holland
Switzerland
New York City
New York
Health Offices Repairs Agreed Pomeroy Move Planned
Meigs County Board of Health offices may move from Main Street Pomeroy to the former Children's Home building on Mulberry Heights. Commissioners agreed to minor repairs on the lower level for clinics and immunization programs. A lease for free ambulance service from SECEMS was signed. Welfare Department staff were granted meeting access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County Board of Health
Main Street
Children’s Home
Mulberry Heights
Meigs County Commissioners
Board of Health
Health Department
County Board of Education
TB and Health Offices
Charles Knight
Secems
Barbara Shuler
Cynthia Mills
Welfare Department and
Children’s Services
Funding breakdown released by Middleport Meigs district
Supt Charles Dowler released the 1976 appropriation breakdown for Middleport Meigs Local School District. The anticipated income is 2924733.07 dollars with a January 1 1976 balance of 86945.40 dollars for a total of 3011678.47. Expenditures are estimated at 2972595.23 dollars with major allocations including instruction 1713018.20 dollars administration 76000 dollars and capital outlay 23250 dollars. The estimated balance on January 1 1977 is 39083.24 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs
Charles Dowler
Lavelle to Speak at Meigs County Democratic Meeting
POMEROY The Meigs County Democrats will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Grace Episcopal Parish House in Pomeroy with William Lavelle former state chairman as guest speaker. The meeting is open to all Democrats and interested persons. Out of town attendees expected. Refreshments will be served prior to county primary campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Grace Episcopal
William Lavelle
Nelsonville Special Council Meeting Set by Mayor
Mayor Violet Hollenbaugh calls a 7 p.m. Thursday session in council chambers to formally protest the flood plain map transfer funds from the Parking Meter Fund to the Street Fund and discuss other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Violet Hollenbaugh
Stempel Honored for Academic Honors at CMU
Carl W. Stempel a CMU sophomore from 7 LaMar Drive earns a spot on the academic honors list for the fall semester at Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stempel
Carl W. Stempel
LaMar Drive
Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant
Trimble High plans first annual Homecoming game night
Jacksonville reports Trimble High School celebrates its first Homecoming on January 30 with the Trimble Tomcats facing the Miller Falcons. Sponsored by the Student Council, events include Spint Week, a Mongo Bongo Band pep rally, and a postgame dance. Homecoming queen candidates are Tammy Richards Tracy Talbert Kris Gamwell and Mary Sanders with Winnie Weeks representing Tri County Vocational School.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Trimble Tomcats
Miller Falcons
Trimble High School
Tammy Richards
Tracy Talbert
Kris Gamwell
Mary Sanders
Winnie Weeks
Tri-County Vocational School
Memorial Donations Sought for Walter Cleland Fund
Racine Emergency Squad met with nine members and Vice President Helen Pickens in charge. Delores Wolfe and Jeanette Lawrence were appointed to assist with the Walter Cleland Memorial Fund. Contributions may be sent to Racine Emergency Squad Box 184 Racine designated Memorial Fund. The squad reported 275 runs in 1975 and about 12 381 miles traveled. A refresher course for Trade and Industrial Vocational Training is planned to start March 2 and run seven Tuesdays. Call Carroll Cleland at 949 2510 to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Helen Pickens
Delores Wolfe
Jeanette Lawrence
Pete Simpson
Walter Cleland
Simpson
Carroll Cleland
Pomeroy Village Reports Monthly Fund Totals
Pomeroy village reports a total funds balance of 159 847 90 with 80 636 43 active and 79 212 47 inactive. General fund 8 657 19 federal revenue sharing 11 232 68 water well 4 669 96 fire department 3 741 04 sewer fund 9 978 54 street department 1 325 40 state highway 5 366 26 parking meter 8 188 10 cemetery 3 381 98 water operation 12 818 81 guaranty meter 5 316 71 utility 10 46 27 and fire house improvement 1 877 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Village
Federal Revenue Sharing
African culture exhibit at Rio Grande library
Rio Grande College displays an African culture exhibit with over 120 sculptures art clothing weaving and musical instruments through Friday. The free exhibit is open to the public and sponsored by the Phelps Stokes Foundation of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College/Community College
Phelps-Stokes Foundation of
Washington D.C
Auto Fire Flames at East End Tavern
Firemen extinguished a blaze that started from a leaking gas tank under a 1969 car owned by Danny Ray Baker in Millfield. The gasoline was ignited by a hot muffler, scorching the underpart of the auto near Poplar and Harper Streets Tuesday at 8:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Poplar
Harper Streets
Danny Ray Baker
Millfield
East End
Pool Hall Break-ins and Vandalism Suspected in Wellston
Wellston police investigate two break ins a theft and vandalism. R and J Pool Games at 1 E 1st St owned by Bob Brown was entered through the rear west door. Quarters from a flipper and the juke box taken plus an incomplete attempt on two machines. Thefts also reported at Leona Roach’s 459 S Mich Ave $15 in old coins. Warren Waugh Route 3 loss of a citizen band radio from his car. Eldon Shook 214 W 11th St reports a broken bedroom window and storm window damage.
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Wellston
R & J Pool Games
E. 1St St
Bob Brown
Leona Roach
S. Mich. Ave
Warren Waugh
Eldon Shook
Jackson
11Th St
Jackson Phone Project Slated for Expansion
General Telephone Co. of Ohio announced a 668000 expansion plan for the Jackson area as part of a 59 million statewide budget for 1976. The project targets reduce party lines, add call switching, and install 600 new lines and 400 number terminals across the Jackson Wellston McArthur Wilkesville Oak Hill and Glade exchanges serving 11038 customers in 851 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
General Telephone Co
Larry W. Ghearing
Ghearing
Jackson Exchange
Wellston
McArthur
Wilkesville
Oak Hill
Glade
Vinton
Hocking
Lawrence Counties
Firemen's Association To Be Formed In Two Counties
WELLSTON A meeting at Hamden Fire Department Tuesday at 7 p m will plan a Jackson Vinton County Firemen's Association. Fire chiefs and personnel from both counties invited. Contact Chuck Boyer 384 5238 for details. Women to Meet City Recreation Director Tom Baker announced a 7 p m meeting in City Building voting room to discuss a winter recreation program for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Hamden
Jackson-Vinton
Tom Baker
Better Communications Seminar for 648 Community Boards
Members of the Gallia Jackson Meigs 648 Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board attended an educational Columbus seminar sponsored by the Ohio Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Association. The program emphasized better state county agency communications, accountability, funding, levies, third party payments, and legislative changes to improve care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Community Mental Health Center Board
Gallia- Jackson-Meigs
Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board
Columbus
Ohio Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Association
Maxine S. Plummer
Gallia-Jackson-Meigs 648
Ohio
Roxie Underwood
Charlene Howard
Center Board
Jane Brown
Maxine Wingett
Mary Lou King
Police To Receive CB Radios In Glouster Area
Trimble Two Improvement Committee approved buying four citizen band radios for Glouster Trimble and Jacksonville to monitor emergency Channel 9 if current systems fail. The meeting also funded $2000 to Jacksonville Old Settlers, $500 to Glouster Bicentennial Planning Committee, and planned downtown beautification including planters benches and a driveway entrance to a new parking lot.
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Glouster
Trimble
Jacksonville
Old Settlers Committee of
Lowel Burnelle
High Street
Girl Wins Art Contest in Ross Township School
Kimberly Chapman eight-year-old daughter of Floyd and Mrs Chapman of North Hills Pittsburgh former Racine residents won third place in a coloring contest for first to third graders at Ross Township Elementary School sponsored by the West View Bicentennial Association. Her pony express rider picture earned a five dollar prize and she celebrated her eighth birthday December 17. She is the granddaughter of Kenneth and Mrs Russell of Racine.
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Racine
Kimberly Chapman
Floyd Chapman
North Hills
Pittsburgh
Ross Township
West View Bicentennial Association
Kenneth Russell
Tax books extended to February deadline announced
George Collins Pomeroy Meigs County treasurer says the tax books stay open through February an extension from the previous January 20 deadline.
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Pomeroy
George Collins
Meigs County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meigs Junior
U.S
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Plaza of the Americas
Rockefeller Center
Lavelle
Trimble High
Firemen’s Association
Annette Levine
Madeline Perkins
Harold McClurg
Mrs. Plummer
George B. Greaves
Malcom B. Orebaugh
Messenger
O.S. A
Logan, Ohio
Richlap ID Ave
Athens
Maxwell House
Betty Crocker
Superior
SHUR
Starkist
Borden’s
ELSIE
Jar
Rich
Shur Fine Biscuits
Betsy Ross
Angel
Sor Pty
Sox
Doc
Teri
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