Middleport Council Eyes 515000 Sewage Plant Bond Plan
Village officials heard bond consultant Earl Shaffer outline steps to finance a lagoon type sewage plant at 515000. The council debated land needs, phased financing, and revenue projections with Brown Engineering. Rates would vary by water usage from 3 to 17 per month with a 0.50 flat fee, earliest collection March 1, 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Earl Shaffer
Charles Minsch Co
Cincinnati
Lee Smith
Shaffer
Pomeroy approves 1966 budget and TV antenna permit
The Pomeroy City Council unanimously approved the 1966 budget at a special meeting. The budget lists totals for general fire street and utilities funds and shows anticipated balances and expenditures. The Ohio Valley Publishing Co and Tower Antenna, Inc. were granted a permit to build a community antenna television system with final reading approved. Ralph Squires of Tower Antenna, Inc. announced a six week to two month area investigation before work begins. The new service could bring three Columbus stations and two Cincinnati stations. Council members present were Don Collins Bob Hysell Leslie Fultz Lou Poulins Roy Reuter with Mayor Charles Legar and clerk Edna Schoenleb.
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Ohio Valley Publishing Co
Tower Antenna, Inc
Pomeroy
Coshocton
Ralph Squires
Squires
Veterans Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Admitted: James Massey Cheshire Barry Hackett Ft Myers Carolyn Bailey Rutland Rue Tuckerman Middleport Frank Herald Middleport. Discharged: Mrs James Pierce Racine Mrs Charles Parker and daughter Pomeroy Lydia Ebersbach Pomeroy Ann Ed wards Rutland June Maxey Hartford W V Mary Mc Donald Chester Leonard Bass Syracuse Willard Jeffers Jr Pomeroy Helen Haines Springfield O Niel Quillen Hartford W V.
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James Massey
Cheshire
Barry Hackett
Ft. Myers
Fla
Carolyn Bailey
Rutland
Rue Tuckerman
Middleport
Frank Herald
James Pierce
Racine
Charles Parker
Pomeroy
Lydia Ebersbach
Ann Edwards
June Maxey
Hartford
W. Va
Mary McDonald
Chester
Leonard Bass
Syracuse
Willard Jeffers, Jr
Helen Haines
Springfield
O’niel Quillen
One Car Crash Reported Near Tuppers Plains
A one car accident occurred on State Rt. 7 south of the Meigs Athens County line at 8 a.m. Monday. Kenneth Hager 21 Coolville Rt. 3 fell asleep while driving, clipping a mailbox and a speed sign. no injuries and no arrest.
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Tuppers Plains
State Rt. 7
Meigs
Athens County
State Highway Patrol
Kenneth Hager
Coolville
Salvation Army Free Clothing Day For Meigs County
Pomeroy hosts a Salvation Army Free Clothing Day on Thursday from 9 30 a m to 12 p m at 115 Butternut Ave. Meigs County residents in need of clothing are welcome to attend.
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Pomeroy
Salvation Army
Butternut Ave
Meigs County
Two Charged After Auto Accidents In Middleport
Middleport police investigated two weekend crashes. Paul Eugene Sigman 31 Rutland Route 1 failed to have his vehicle under control on Middleport Hill striking a parked car owned by Carl Gilmore with $950 total damage. Charles Blake 63 Racine Route 2 illegally left turn on Mill Street struck a car owned by Hubert Pullins and a parking meter, cited in mayor's court. The 41st Hayes-Young Holiday School reunion will be Sunday at Holiday School grounds with a basket dinner at noon.
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Middleport
Paul Eugene Sigman
Rutland
Charles Blake
Racine
Mill
Hubert Pullins
Hayes-Young
Frank Cheesebrew
Four Meigs youths held on theft and burglary charges
Four juvenile boys from Meigs County are held by the sheriff on multiple theft and breaking and entering counts. One from Harrisonville is held for gas theft. the others from Dexter Route 1 Carpenter Route 2 face 14 theft charges and one breaking and entering. They confess to stealing car parts, gas, bottles, shoes, cigars, a flashlight, and tools from various local businesses and a vacant house in Dexter. Sheriff Hartenbach transferred them from the Boys Home and they await Juvenile Court hearing.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Meigs County Land Transfers And Local Notices
Meigs County records show multiple property transfers in Sutton Two Olive Two and Pom eroy with parcels and acreages exchanged among Kendrick Cleland Hill Roush Webster Buchan Buchanan and Reuter families. Public notices include affidavit of transfer Lebannon Two and a five day Atlantic City vacation noted for Pomeroy residents. A plumbing firm worker sustained a hand injury at Imperial Electric Co. and Emmett Welch 56 of Pomeroy faced intoxication charges.
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T. W. Kendrick
Delsia Kendrick
Rutland
Mabel V. Cleland
Thomas A. Cleland
Albert Hill, Jr
Ora E. Hill
Sutton Two
Clifford H. Roush
Millie Roush
Manning D. Webster
Olive Two
Mary A. Webster
Millie O. Roush
William Buchanan
Doris Buchanan
Jesse Buchanan
Spencer
Salisbury
Oren
John A. Curry
Harriet J. Curry
David C. Ashworth
Gladys C. Ashworth
Lebanon
Pomeroy
Emmett Welch
Meigs County
Middleport Personal Notices and Local Visits Update
Local residents share visits and transfers across Marion Akron Columbus Lima McHenry and Pom eroy. Notable items include M W Tilletts Marion transfer. Airman James Stanford reassigned from Philippine Islands to Taiwan. teens dance night in Pomeroy hosted by police Saturday 8 11 p m at the parking lot.
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M. W. Tillett
Marion
Ohio
Tom
Barry
Akron
Columbus
Lee Davidson
Horace McElhinny
William Mayes
Lima
Lucille Mayes
William Davis
William
Danny
McHenry
John Icenhower
Rue Powell
William Bradford
Henry Hennesy
Portsmouth
Robert Hennesy
Terri
Pomeroy
Charleston Physician Joins Veterans Memorial Hospital Staff
Dr John Mc Clure Grubb of Charleston West Virginia has joined the staff of Veterans Memorial Hospital in Point Pleasant. He will run outpatient clinics on Wednesdays and is a new member of the medical staff alongside Dr Carl W Thompson and Dr J A deLamerens.
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Pomeroy
John McClure Grubb
Charleston
W. Va
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Charles D. Rideout
Grubb
Point Pleasant
Medical College of Virginia
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Air Force
Butler University
American Medical Association
West Virginia
American College of Obstetrics and
Norman J. Ehlinger
Thomas B. McGowan
Ray D. Heaton
Elberfelds Celebrate Birth Of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Robert Elberfeld of Pomeroy announce the birth of a daughter Julie on Thursday at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus They also have three other children Allan Huntington West Virginia Stephan Oklahoma City Okla and Stanley Coats at home
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Pomeroy
Robert Elberfeld
Julie
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Elberfelds
Allan
Huntington
W. Va
Stephan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Stanley Coats
Board extends clerk of the board deadline to Saturday
Middleport officials push back the closing date for the clerk of the board position to noon on Saturday. Written applications go to Mayor Smith's office. The salary for the clerks is 150 dollars per month.
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Middleport
Board of Public Affairs
Smith
D of A Plans Rites for Mrs Hayman Funeral
Chester D of A members meet at Ewing funeral home at 1 30 p m Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs C B Hayman wearing white. Also notices appointing Sybil Ebersbach administratrix of Joe V Bolin estate Rutland Twp Meigs Co and Free land Norris administrator of Everett Smith estate Meigs Co urge creditors to file claims within four months.
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Pomeroy
Chester Council
Daughters of America
Ewing Funeral Home
C. B. Hayman
Freeland Norris
Racine
Ohio
Everett Smith
Meigs County
Administratrix Named for Coose G. Sheffield Estate
Sybil Ebersbach of 166 Mulberry Avenue Pomery Ohio is appointed Administratrix of the estate of Coose G Sheffield late of Lebanon Township Meigs County Ohio deceased dated July 15 1965
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Sybil Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Ohio
Joe V. Bolin
Rutland Township
Meigs County
Mulberry Avenue
Coose G. Sheffield
Lebanon Township
F. H. O’brien
Report of Condition of the First National Bank Amesville
Bank shows total assets of 1 107 326.14 with deposits totaling 936 500.43 and capital accounts of 170 825.71. Bank officers E R Eddy cashier and directors Dean O Kasler E L Koehler G E Moore attest to accuracy of the report.
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First National Bank
E. R. Eddy
Dean O. Kasler
E. L. Koehler
G. E. Moore
Athens Ohio ordinance actions rescind and approve city projects
Athens Ohio council rescinds ordinance 47 of 1960 and adopts new measures. It approves street lighting contracts with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co and sets rates and maintenance rules. Public notices include court partition proceedings and a police vehicle sale and trade in.
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Stanley Heights
Athens
Ohio
Columbus Road
State OF
Athens County
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Company
Cotpenny
Public Service Safety
Public Service-Safety
Director of Public Service Safety
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Long Bottom
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Harrisonville
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Portland
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the Athens Messenger
USS
Athens Messenger
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Athens, Ohio
Pomeroy — Blaetmar Auto Co
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
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Dropate Falee
Said County
Amesville
United States
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Nancy R. Guseman
Raymond Shepard
Legal Notice Court OF Common Pleas
Verna M. Hall
Holmeade Place
Washington
D. C
Marjorie Waynick
Renner Street
Newark
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Evelyn C. Harris
56Th Place
Olga B. Cassels
Common Pleas Court
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John F. Newcomb
Cline
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Cceeandahasard
Director of Highways
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