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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1972
Page
11
The New Haven Village Council heard about recent improvements at the New Haven Public Library. A schedule of extended hours was presented and an assistant librarian was to be hired due to the extra demand.
Notices show transfers of parcels in Wilkesville Elk and McArthur among residents and families including Wetherholt Morris Ousley Cram Robbins and Smith. The Aug 14 library meeting invitation was extended and accepted with council paying all bills as Fire Chief Duncan explained department operations. The meeting was attended by Mayor Thorne Recorder Russell and several councilors along with police water and library officials.
The Tri- County Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board received praise at its annual dinner at Oscar's Restaurant. Jim Myers commended the Gallia Meigs and Jackson Counties staff for rapid progress and plans to submit the 1973 community plan to the state. The board announced leadership changes and reported initial funding, clinic operations, and 105 families served across three counties.
Meigs Band Boosters met Monday to plan a Tag Day in Pomeroy Middleport and Rutland this Saturday. New band director Dwight Goins introduced assistant Fred Ruth, announced Rio Grande band camp next week, and distributed enrollment forms. A Thursday practice at 7 p.m. and a music scores distribution were scheduled.
Four divorce actions filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court name Donna Carr of Pomeroy from Ronald Carr. Josephine Tyree of Middleport from Charles Tyree. Patricia Hindy of Middleport from David Hindy. Betty Vujaklija of Middleport from Brownie Vujaklija.
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