Volunteers Start Bundy Cemetery Cleanup in Wellston
The Bundy Cemetery on a hill near Wellston began a cleanup drive led by the First Campers of Chillicothe with aid from the 100th Field Service U S Army Reserves and local Boy Scouts. Wayne Green donated time and equipment to build a Grady Lane road access, with about one to two weekends needed to clear the one acre site. Ancestors and Civil War veterans lie buried there.
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Wellston
Chillicothe
Bundy
100Th Field Service
U.S. Army
Wayne Green
Camping Club
Grady Lane
Bundy Cemetery
Boy Scouts
Meigs County planning group weighs growth and sewage fixes
Meigs County Regional Planning Commission meets to discuss housing growth and rural sewage issues in Tuppers Plains. They consider lot size regulations, seek $35 000 Buckeye Hills survey funds, and plan collaboration with Athens group on an industrial site study and aging area plan.
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Beulah Jones
Meigs Bureau
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Meigs County Regional Planning Commission
Farmers Bank
Tuppers Plains
Commission
C.E. Blakeslee
Boyd Ruth
Conservation Services
Rick Crow
Meigs-Athens
Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley
Blakeslee
Orion Roush
Herbert Shields
Athens Group
Wilkesville
Bowman's Run
Racine
Ruth
Highway Department
Shade Shade
James Jennings
Jennings Associates Consultants
Jennings
Salisbury School
John Rice
Agriculture
Ohio University Inn
Buckeye Hills
Athens Country Club
Planning Commission
Middleport Council approves 1977 revenue sharing funds
The Middleport Village Council approved 11 203 in federal revenue sharing funds for 1977 projects including 5000 for village park tennis courts 3703 for street repair 1000 for water treatment 1000 for a fire hose dryer and 500 for pool repair The measure passed on an emergency basis with three readings and a highway patrol post request was supported for Meigs County.
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Middleport
Meigs County
United Methodist Women Soup Supper in Rutland
The United Methodist Women plan a soup supper Thursday at 3 p.m. in the Rutland church social room. Bowls or quarts of soup, plus Sloppy Joe and pie, will be available with delivery to those confined to Rutland Village. Takeout requires bringing own containers.
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Rutland
United Methodist
Clothing Day Set Friday in Cheshire
The Gallia Meigs Community Action Agency will hold a free clothing day for low income persons Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The clothing bank is located in the old Cheshire High School building.
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Cheshire
Gallia- Meigs Community Action Agency
Health Board in Vinton to Buy Two Dump Trucks
Health Commissioner Dr. Don Barton outlined plans to purchase two 1977 dump trucks from Jarrell Adkins Ford at 10 819.99 each with Perfection bodies and discussed a TB nurse contract, utility payments for the community building, and potential new landfills. He also announced a May rabies clinic and reviewed juvenile officer Donald Peters concerns plus a renewal levy for the Mental Retardation board.
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McArthur
Elk
Vinton
Wilkesville
Richland
Hamden
Zaleski
Barton
Donald Peters
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Peters
Two Thefts Reported In Meigs County
The Meigs County Sheriff reports two thefts over the weekend. Charles Butcher of Pomeroy says a shotgun a rifle a radio and a tape player were taken from his home around March 19 but was not reported until Friday. Glen Baker on Success Road near Reedsville reports two cast iron dinner bells stolen Saturday evening.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
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Mike Martin
Mike
Dari Freeze
Joann Hunter
Richard Jones
Meigs
Rock Springs
Five Points Area
Darwin
Athens
Gene Grate
Ashland Oil Co
State
Grate
Dewey Horton
Ee Home Furnishings
Rts
the Plains
Ohio
Messenset
Tues
LEAA
Glenna Baker
Vinton County Board of Mental Retardation
Bowman
Baker
Vinton County
CETA
Sheriff's Department
Cornwell
Watchmaker
Jeweler
Wilson Baker
S. Court St
Cline Building
East State St
Murphys
Scie
Icity Loan Company
E- Control Data Corporation
East State Street
Nelsonville
Public Square
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