Bid Advertising Go Ahead Likely for $4 Million Rural Water Project
Rutland Meigs County moves toward final bid advertising for a $4.15 million rural water system after a go ahead from EDA officials. Construction could begin late summer with 70 percent grant potential and a $1 million loan from Farmers Home Administration. The plan includes three wells at Gavin Power Plant site supplying about 900 million gallons annually to multiple communities.
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Jack Crisp
Leading Creek Watershed Association
Meigs County
EDA
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Crisp
Farmer’s Home Administration
Ohio Power
James M. Gavin
Cheshire
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Wilkesville
Radcliff
Harrisonville
Wolf Pen
Pagetown
All 500 Members Eligible To Attend 4-H Camp Signups
The Meigs County 4-H program invites all 500 members to join at least one of three camps at Canters Cave. Junior camp runs June 11–15 for ages 11–14 costing 16 dollars. 9 and 10 year olds camp June 18–20 cost 8 dollars. Teen Camp June 25–29 costs 16 dollars. Scholarships are available through the 4-H Advisory Committee.
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Pomeroy
Pat Holter
Leota Young
Canters Cave
Jackson District Extension Camp, Inc
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Division of Conservation
Jennifer Sheets
Bible School Opens at Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene
POMEROY Bible School runs June 5 to 9 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene. Instructors Frieda Mossman and Freda Henderson lead Bible study singing and crafts with daily refreshments. County Extension Office contact for registration and camp materials.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Delegation Attends Governor’s Conference
Sixteen Meigs County Council delegates join aging conference in Columbus. Eleanor Thomas and Margaret Amberger lead the group with Clarence Struble and Lucille Smith among attendees. Governor Gilligan and Arthur Flemming spoke at the opening session as workshops mapped local actions on White House aging recommendations.
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Pomeroy
Governor’s Conference On
Columbus
Meigs County
Eleanor Thomas
Margaret Amberger
Henry Watson
Clarence Struble
Lucille Smith
Vilma Pikkoja
Gertrude Mitchell
Ann Moon
Lula Hampton
Evelyn Knight
Geneva Yates
Alice Struble
Charles Blakeslee
Robert Card
Robert Bumgarner
Governor Gilligan
Arthur Flemming
Lionel Cosin
United Oxford Hospitals
England
White House
Pomeroy Court Fines Fuel Traffic and Safety Violations
Pomeroy village court, led by Mayor William Baronick, fined Mike Globokar 22 for reckless operation, John Jeffers of Pomeroy for speeding, Howard Hager for passing on a double line, and Charles Meyer for driving while intoxicated with jail time and costs. Bonds forfeited included Paul Forbes 18 Minersville for speeding and Elda Carsey of Pomeroy for speeding. In New Haven, Philip Sporn Plant personnel evacuated after a bomb threat call. no incident occurred.
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Mason
Elda Carsey
Pomeroy
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