Meigs Countians to Receive Service Awards
Twenty six Meigs County residents will be honored for their work as interviewers in the 1972 Accidental Injury and Health Study. Leaders from Ohio State University coordinated the project which covered Meigs County and nine other Ohio counties to aid safety education in the U.S. and Canada.
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C.E. Blakeslee
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Meigs
United States
Canada
William E. Stuckey
Ohio State University
Albert R. Pugh
Ohio
Roy Holter
Gracie Wilson
Robert Lich
Dan Smith
Frank Clark
Leo Story
Roy Miller
Clarance Price
Martha Jeffers
Hazel Stanley
Catherine Shenefield
Ray
State of
Racine OBS Meeting Set For Monday
Racine Chapter No 134 OFS will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Worthy Matron Letha Morris asks the instruction committee Chlorus Grimm Lillian Weese Ralph Webb and the examining committee Beulah Stobart Naomi Brinker Ralph Webb to exemplify their work. Plans include a bake sale and bazaar before Easter.
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Racine
OFS
Masonic Temple
Letha Morris
Chlorus Grimm
Lillian Weese
Ralph Webb
Beulah Stobart
Naomi Brinker
Third Graders Mark Birthday With Old Settlers Day
In Middleport Elementary School Mrs. Julia McComas class observed Old Settlers Day to honor Ohio statehood. Students wore pioneer costumes while Miss Robin Zaslow and James Merriman from Ohio University assisted in planning and directing the unit.
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Middleport
Ohio
Julia McComas
Robin Zaslow
James Merriman
Ohio University
Meigs County Men Put On Probation After Drug Sentences
Two Meigs County men, John Jacobson aged 26 and Walter Benson aged 30, were released on probation after Mansfield Reformatory sentences for cultivating marijuana. Prosecutor Bernard Fultz and Judge John Bacon ordered probation with conditions to depart the county, maintain contact with a probation officer, and comply with terms.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Mansfield Reformatory
Bernard Fultz
John Bacon
John Jacobson
Walter Benson
British Births Pass Estimates Raise Population Doubts
London reports birth forecasts for Britain at 62.8 million by century’s end, undershot by 12 million from eight years ago and 3.5 million from last year as small families become the norm amid governmental projections.
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