McARTHUR Athletes Get Awards and Records Set
McArthur High School held its athletic banquet naming Tom Gill as a standout recipient of multiple varsity letters in football basketball baseball and track. The event featured guest speaker Ara Parseghian and a large crowd with toastmaster John Beckley. Coaches honored many players across teams including Gill, Armstrong, Cline, Graves, Hopkins, and others with varsity letters and reserve acknowledgments.
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McArthur
Tommy Gill
United Press
Associated Press
Aletic
McArthur High School
McArthur “High School
Gill
Ara Parseghian
Miami
MHS
John L. Beckley
Wayne Kaufman
Dick Armstrong
John Cline
Tom Gill
Dick Grave Humprey
Bill Meeks
Elmer Durkin
Junior Hopkins
Carl McKinniss
Jack Armstrong
Gary Coffman
Ralph Dearth
Herschel Prater
Tippy Zigler
Joe Sheline
Herbert James
Robert Carpenter
Don McDowell
Shade Meeks
Tom Morgan
Ernest Prevens
Jim Taylor
Ted Ward
Bruce McLin
Tom Dick
Jack Armstrong Arnett
Merle Conley
Dick ‘Graves
Gary Caff
Ron Gilliland
David Gill
Jim Gilliland
Doug Wrightsel
Harold Nichols
David Oller
Donnie Durkin
Max Taylor
Gaylord Reed
Tom Ballard
Jackie Allman
Gary Oller
Sewer System Bids Opened for April 23
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs calls bids for adding about 3246 feet of 8 inch sewers and manholes to the McArthur sanitary sewer system. The Columbus engineering firm Burgess and Niple leads the project with plans published in Vinton county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Vinton County
Columbus
Burgess and Niple
Cheshire Cheshires Weekend Visitors and Health News
Chester Lemley, once a patient at Holzern Hospital, entered a Cincinnati hospital for surgery. Roy Will family hosted weekend guests including Ronnie Danny and Larry Will. Visits from Clarence Peters, Charles French, Pansy Spires, and Carrie Grapes mark a busy period. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hern of Akron.
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Cheshire
Chester Lemley
Holzern Hospital
Cincinnati
Heart All
Roy Will
Ronnie
Danny
Larry
Will
Clarence Peters
Charles French
Fostoria
Angeline
New Boston
Isaac Gabbard
West Virinia
J. F. Sayre
Kenneth
Pennsylvania
Herns
Olr
Ward
Joe Hern
Akron
Robert Hern
Roy Grapes
Parkersburg
Carrie Grapes
Ted Spires
Bradbury
Pansy’ Spires
Transmission line work begins for Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric
A crew began clearing the right of way Monday for a new transmission line by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co in Winter County. The line runs from Poston Station in Athens County to the Lick substation near Jackson, cost 801000 dollars as part of a 22 million expansion program by the utility.
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Meakinur
Anitymar
Columbus and Southern Ohi Electric Company
Winter County
Poston
Athens ‘County
Lick
Snear Jackson
Bond Sale Below 54 Purchases in Vinton County
R B Will, chairman of the Vinton County Savings Bond Committee, reports February totals for Series E and H bonds at 4998 dollars in 1955, down from 5021 dollars in February 1954. Through February, 94 percent of the county 1955 savings bond quota had been sold.
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McArthur
Vinton County
R. B. Will
McARTHUR Court News and Military Dispatches
Information filed by Prosecutor Lohr charges non-support by Bundy Harden executor of CW Harden estate. case settled and dismissed in Monday court. Ray F. Glandon sues Mabel A. Ratcliff et al for partition of 172 acres in Harrison Township. Gwendolyn Owsley minor in divorce action with William Owsley. First Lieut Howard Nunnemaker, son of HE Nunnemaker, Jr., returns from Japan to McArthur. leaves April 6 for West Coast then to Wheeler Field Hawaii as assistant director of Intelligence for Seventh Air Force.
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McArthur
Robert Lattimer
Lohr
Uby Harden
Bundy Harden
CW. Harden
Ray F. Glandon
Mabel A. Ratcliff
Harrison Township
Gwendolyn Owsley
Larinet Wiliam Owsley
Nunnemaker Jr
Japan
Howard Nunnemaker
HE. Nunnemaker Mcarthur
West Coast
Hawaiian Islands
Namemaker
Seventh Air Force
Wheeler Field Afb
Oahu
New Lexington Probate Actions and Real Property Transfers
A bend of probate filings includes administration accounts for David Thomas estate and Cora M. Sweeney will, and an executor appointment request for John Churry Sr. Personal property values range from 59,000 to 4,000 dollars. Additional partitions, dismissals, and alimony orders are noted, with multiple real estate transfers and helper details across Crooksville, Reading, Hopewell, and Madison Townships. The report also records a marriage license in Somerset and various transfers to Ethel McHenry and the Wilkins estates.
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New Lexington
Helen Keister
David 8. Thomas
Crooksville
jCora M
Catherine Sweeney
Nell Melvoy
Norman Hatem
Fred Hat‘em
Edna Russell
Russell
Paul Churry
John Churry
William H. Brown
Harry Meade
John R Murphy
Richard Mrick
John Mackachen
Zella R. Howdyshell
Walter Howdyshell
Helen Helser
Jackson Township
Mell G. Underwood, Jr
Benn Blinn
Frances: Mace
M & W Radio and Television
Bernice Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Corning
Mildred J. Snyder
Edward J. Snider
N. Lexington
Chei
Elizabeth Freil
Virginia Mil ‘Ot
Emil Milli
Richard William McGrath
Shawnee
Joan Hersport
Richard Taylor
Loren Watts
Joseph Watt
William J. Decot
Somerset
Doris Jean Mi 2
Somer
Samuel McHenry
Ethel McHenry
Somerset Rife
Ethel M. Koontz
South Central Rural Electric Co
Torn Temi
Maura McClain Et al
Saltlick Township
Birge Yaynes
Thelma Yaynes
Harriett L. Peyton Etal
Thelma Jaynes
Elza
Bessie Vox
Joseph and
Ernestine Cox
Fruit Crop In Vinton Not Damaged
Vinton County agent reports peaches and apples show little injury after recent cold weather. Dr H D Chamberlain notes peach orchard suffers little damage, Howard Wells says most apples remain safe. Warm weather could reveal unseen damage, experts caution. Blooming in southern Ohio has greater loss than this area.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Ohio
H. D. Chamberlain
Howard Wells
Annual Health Report Details 1954 Vinton County Births and Deaths
McARTHUR Vinton County issued its 1954 annual health report showing 187 births and 86 deaths including stillborns. Heart disease led with 28 fatalities, followed by cerebral hemorrhages, pneumonia and influenza, accidents and homicides. The report highlights food service inspections, milk testing, immunization programs, preschool efforts, eye and dental screenings, and lists health advisory council members.
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Health Department
Food Service
Health “Department
Vinton County
Vinton County Health Department
Health Advisory Council
Bond of Health
Maundy Thursday and Good Friday Easter Week services set
April 7 service begins Maundy Thursday events at 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist church with Rev RD Wingert leading the communion meditation and inviting all church members. Good Friday services at the Christian church run 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. featuring Rev J H Ludlow and Rev J P Daab with Rev Wingert participating.
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Maundy ‘Thurs
Mearthur
Methodist Church
RD. Wingert
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
J. H. Ludlow
P. Daab
Wingert
Vinton County Land Transfers In 30 and 193 Acres Swapped
Cottrut transfers 30 acres in Vinton Township to Clyde Pierce. John H Nelson and Helen Nelson convey 193 acres in Elke Township to John C Malone and Eva E Malone. David Eberts and Pearl Eberts sell 100 acres in Vinton Township to Warren E Lowe and Nettie A Lowe.
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Cottrut
Clyde Pierce
Vinton Township
John H
Helen Nelson
John C
Eva E. Malone
Elke Township
David and
Pearl Eberts
Warren E
Nettie A. Lowe
March Benefit Totals For Four Counties Include Aged Payments
Four counties reported aged benefit payments averaging 37.27 dollars per payment during March. The state program also shows thirty-one individuals receiving a total of SLANT 8S in health care benefits.
District Supervisors Meet Here in Ohio Soil Event
Area Fen Soil Conservation District Supervisors from eight southeastern Ohio counties gathered at the McArthur Presbyterian Church Friday night. State Agriculture Director Andy Sorensen gave the featured talk and serves on the state soil conservation committee. Lester M. Cooley, Albany Youte 1, and Vinton County supervisor spoke on pending soil conservation legislation before the Ohio General Assembly. Floyd Heft, executive secretary of the state soil conservation committee, presented a film Clouds Over Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon Ruty
Fen Soil Conservation District
Ohio
McArthur Presbyterian Church
Andy Sorensen
State Soil Conservation Committee
Lester M. Cooley
Albany
Death Claims Hue Resident Mrs Jacob Earnhart Age 9
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs Jacob Earnhart 9 who died Saturday at the home of her nephew Wayne Griffith Hue neighborhood near Vinton County She survived by her 82 year old husband and sister Amanda Amerine Cambridge was a member of Ebenezer Methodist church last rites were held Tuesday with burial in Elk cemetery McArthur Office 1 McArthur The City Loan and Savings Co Lima leased the John Crow building East Main formerly occupied by the Art Goreh Monument Co as a local ice.
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Jacob Earnhart
Wayne Griffith
Mt. Pleasant
Earnhart
Hue
Vinton County
Amanda Amerine
Cambridge
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Elk Cemetery
McArth
Mcarthur
City Loan and Savings Co
Lima
John Crow
East Main Sormerly
Art Gore H Monument Co
New System Up For Vote In Za Village Election
Za voters approved the water system and fire department improvements tied to a modern water system. Mayor Potter noted two wells drilled tested and approved by the Ohio Department of Health. The plan aims to reduce fire insurance rates and fund engineering work despite past travel and financial obstacles.
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Zaleski
Ifap- Zalesk
Iice
Potter
Ohio Department of Idaho
Jack
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He. Glory IT
RK Douglas
Eternity
Lancaster
Debora Kerr
Fran Sutra -Downa
Aten Tate
Playgirl
Vinton
Cam
Ine
Ainly
Capitol Finance Comm
H. L. Kidd
Mgr
Pomeroy
Mom
Nelsonville
Comamon
Athens
Mer
Gallipolis
Logan
Mer Man SR
Salon
Dymafion
Andard
Onion
Quaat
Ig Buick
Athens Buick CO
Athens, Ohio
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