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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
13
A Gallia County native and Gallia Academy High School alum will attend Rio Grande College this fall as a participant in the District Trustee Scholarship Program.
Mason County Sheriff’s Department investigated two vehicle accidents on Tuesday. Linda Dawson of Parkersburg slid on a wet curve at Route 2 and 62, went off the road with no injuries or citations. Sharon Kincaid of Gallipolis was stopped on Route 2 near the Silver Bridge Ramp when Preston Love of Point Pleasant rear ended her vehicle as brakes failed on wet pavement.
SOEMS responded to two calls in Southeastern Ohio with patients treated at Holzer Medical Center. Lucinda Davies of Middleport was taken at 9:10 p.m. and Jessamime of Lions in Rutland at 9:20 p.m. A divorce suit was filed in Meigs County Court by Angela Eblen against Larry Eblen.
Gallia County Ohio Highway Patrol reports a 12:15 p.m. motorcycle crash on Route 7 at Route 35. Raymond E. Cottle, 26, of New Boston, was treated at the scene and then taken to Holzer Medical Center by the Gallia County Emergency Squad ambulance with injuries. No citations were issued.
Veterans Memorial Hospital notes list admissions including Charles Betzing and others from Coolville Reedsville Middleport Pomeroy and surrounding areas. In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Nancy Collins of Pomeroy sues Frank Acton John Acton Michael Vaughn Howard Frank and others for partition of real estate.
The Meigs Vinton Jackson area will keep library services after Congress approves the $32.5 billion Labor HIV Appropriation Act. The bill earmarks $163,709,000 for three major library programs with $58,709,000 for Library Services and Construction, $90,000,000 for Title II from the ESEA, and $15,000,000 for Title II A and B from the Higher Education Act. Jackson’s library building.
The Meigs County title office issued 980 certificates of titles 303 liens 183 memos 891 applications 71 penalties 22 duplicates and 8 salvage titles with fees totalling 2472 dollars. County share 1999.75 dollars state share 472.25 dollars. The report notes 126 auto inspections 22 boat titles and 17 applications among items. A letter urges funding to remodel the building and sustain library and bookmobile services for Meigs Jackson and Vinton counties.
The Eastern School Board approved bond sale for the Ekastern High School addition to Sweney Cartwright and Co of Columbus. Architect Al Vargo announced August completion ready for bids. Board awarded bakery, dairy, and bus tire contracts, and discussed half day kindergarten. Resignations accepted. new appointments and staff changes listed.
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