Community College 53 Residents Join Rio Grande Committee
Fifty three residents across 14 school districts in Vinton Meigs Gallia and Jackson counties join the Rio Grande Community College Citizens Advisory Committee. Co chairs Mrs Torr DeLay and Mr Jack Carsey announced the new subcommittees covering postsecondary needs finance physical resources and district characteristics. Dr Raymond Young of Arthur D Little Co outlined the Community College Concept and duties of the panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Community College
Citizens Advisory Committee
Torr DeLay
Jackson
Jack Carsey
Pomeroy
Vinton
Meigs
Gallit
Raymond Young
Arthur D. Little Co
Cambridge
Mass
The
Young
Carol H. Evans
A. E. Howell Jr
Oak Hill
Melbora Thornton
Bertha F. Smith Pomeroy
Ruth T George
McArthur
Marguerite M. Hineman
Crown City
Ruth Parkins
Marianne Campbell
Gallipolis
Dennis Newland
Reedsville
Charles Norris Racine
Davie Carman
Addison
Maurice Payne Bidwell
John Wolfe
Wellston
Frederick entertains churchmen with wiener roast
North Bethel Church members and friends gathered at Chester L Frederick home in Coolville for a wiener roast with prizes for children. Edward Shields won for school age, Amy Hager won in pre school, and Edward Blake performed as a clown. The guest list included many local residents and families from Meigs County. In New Haven the Emergency Squad aided Hilda Worth of Hartford at Veterans Memorial Hospital after an insulin shock episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
North Bethel
Meigs County
Chester L. Frederick
Edward Shields
Amy Hager
Edward Blake
Wilber Warner
Bruce Hager
Harold Richards
Roy Deem
Eileen Phillips
Bill Deem
Jeff Gaines
Tina Gaines
Delores McLeod
Darlene
Geraldine McLeod
Agnes Hill
Earl Cuchanan
Linda Kaylor
Renee Kaylor
Violet Bumpass
Lorie Ann Bumpass
Lawrence Giffen
Sherrie Giffen
Chester Hamrick
Jerry Rowley
Kendall Church
Ed Shields
Doug
New Haven
Hilda Worth
Hartford
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Rutland Garden Club installs officers and plans events
At Miss Ruby Diehl’s home in Harrisonville the Rutland Garden Club elected officers with Mrs. Paul Winn as installing officer naming Mrs. Jack Robson president Miss Diehl vice president and program chairman Mrs. W P Jarrell treasurer and Mrs. Ann Webster secretary The outgoing president Mrs Harvey Erlewine received a tulip bulb gift A therapy program is planned for Nov 14 at the Athens Mental Health Center Members will attend Region 11 on Nov 18 at Nelsonville Flower show plans include it Happens Every Christmas Dec 2 3 at Pomeroy Elementary Books were distributed and a resignation accepted replacing Mrs Ralph Turner with Mrs Webster Pelargoniums topic covered by Mrs Roy Snowden with propagation notes and bloom timing Tips on November gardening were shared bulb exchange held refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Garden Club
Ruby Diehl
Harrisonville
Paul Winn
Jack Robson
Diehl
W. P. Jarrell
Ann Webster
Harvey Erlewine
Athens Mental Health Center
Webster
Nelsonville
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Robert Canaday
Ralph Turner
Virgil Atkins
Roy Snowden
Snowden
Martha Washington
Marie Bishop
Stella Atkins
Wahama Band Delights Fans At Homecoming Halftime
The Wahama White Falcon Band performed at halftime of the Wahama Parkersburg Catholic football game. The drum section led a concert sequence including Light Of the World arranged by Charles Yeage Trombones Triumphant with majorettes Trombones King and Passacaglia Rock featuring the majorettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Wahama White Falcon
Charles Yeage
King
Shawnee Man Promoted in Ohio Defense Corps
Columbus reports Second Lt. Joseph E. Humphrey of Shawnee, a funeral director, has been promoted to first lieutenant and assigned to a general staff role in the Ohio Defense Corps He becomes assistant to the assistant chief of staff for personnel G-1 and continues as corps headquarters commandant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph E. Humphrey
Shawnee
Ohio Defense Corps
Humphrey
Corps
Touch Up Can Hike Car's Trade-In Value
The article advises simple cosmetic fixes to raise a car’s trade-in value. Focus on a clean engine, trunk, upholstery, mats, and interior. fix lights. touch up paint. polish chrome. and address rust on trim. Strong emphasis on overall clean, well maintained appearance to maximize offers from buyers.
One Car Crash Reported in West Columbia
Mason County sheriff reports a 23 year old driver Jan Emerick of Point Pleasant lost control on Route 62 in West Columbia. The car struck an embankment causing $300 damage with no injuries or citations.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Sheriff's Department
West Columbia
Jan Emerick
Tri County CAA Meets with Committees Schedule
The Tri County Community Action Agency board executive committee will meet 7 30 p m Monday and the personnel committee 8 30 p m Monday in the central office Sugar Creek. Advisory board members will be elected Tuesday 7 30 p m at Kilvert community center. Ralph Webb and Opal DId dle, Racine Chapter OES, attended Grand Chapter in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Community Action Agency Board
Sugar Creek
Kilvert
Grand Chapter
Racine
Ralph Webb
Opal Diddle
OES
Cleveland
Divorce Petitions and Licenses Listed in Mason Area
Divorce petitions involve Patricia Rutherford and Nelsonville opponent Barry Rutherford, Linda Lafferty and Jeffrey Lafferty connected to New Marshfield and Alexandria, Mary Beougher and Howard Beougher linked to Nelsonville routes, Shiela Christman and Frank Christman of Nelsonville, and Ronald Rife paired with Marjorie Rife of Athens. Mason licenses include Earl Mattox with Edith Patrick of Gallipolis, Joe Neff and Deloris Scarberry of Mason, and John Sauvage with Janis Lynch from Syracuse and Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Rutherford
Nelsonville
Barry G. Rutherford
Linda Lafferty
New Marshfield
Jeffrey Lafferty
Alexandria
Mary Beougher
Howard Beougher
Shiela Christman
Frank Christman
Ronald Rife
Albany
Marjorie Rife
Athens
MASON
Earl David Mattox
West Columbia
Edith Annette Patrick
Gallipolis
Joe Neff
Deloris Jean Scarberry
John Richard Sauvage
Syracuse
Janis Henrietta Lynch
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy Squad Helps Man Transfer to Hospital
Pomeroy Emergency Squad took Jerry Tullis from his Lincoln Heights residence to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 2 10 a m Friday. James Price and family of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Douglas Wickline and Mrs Marie Pursley. Charles McNickles is a surgical patient at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. Mrs Ruth Parsons is visiting Mr and Mrs Loren Lee and family at Harrisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Heiney
Fairview
Eber Hall
Brecksville
Mabel Pickens
Edith Hood
Syracuse
Elsie Shoban
Dessie Patterson
Portland
Jennifer Foreman
Grove City
Eliza Foreman
Bobby Lewis
Laurel, Md
Robert Lewis
Brenda
David Hupp
Letart Falls
Timmy Wolfe
Ray
Robert Wilson
Bertha Proffi
Parkersburg
Naomi Neville
Tom Wickline
Stephanie
Pomeroy
Jerry Tullis
Lincoln Heights
Veterans Memorial Hospital
James Price
Columbus
Douglas Wickline
Marie Pursley
Charles McNickles
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis
Ruth Parsons
Loren Lee
Harrisonville
Dorsey Parsons
Gerald Wells
Jimmy Bird
Donald Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Doyle Smith
Wahama Seniors Honored At Wahama Senior Night
Wahama High School honored senior football players band members and cheerleaders during half time Friday. Recognized were players Don Machir Rob Lambert Tony Grimm Mike Beston Tom Samsel Vernon Roush Audie McFarland and others including Michelle Kay co captain and Wahama majorettes Linda Van Matre Frances Winston Pam Weaver. Vivian Woodrum was omitted from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Don Machir
Rob Lambert
Tony Grimm
Mike Beston
Tom Samsel
Vernon Roush
Audie McFarland
Michelle Kay
Linda van Matre
Frances Winston
Pam Weaver
John Burris
Steve Carpenter
Mike Foreman
Carol Circle
Marilyn Goodnute
Dianna Harris
Jayne Hart
Chris Hoffman
Judy Lieving
Mike Ohlinger
Linda L. Roush
Kent Sayre
Lawrence Weaver
Chuck Wood
Vivian Woodrum
Child Taken To Hospital After High Fever
At 10 30 p m Wednesday the New Haven emergency squad transported Kenneth Paul Lee II a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Paul Lee from Clifton to Holzer Medical Center. The child was reported to have a high fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Kenneth Paul Lee II
Kenneth Paul Lee
Clifton
Holzer Medical Center
Hit Skip Accidents Probed Across Meigs County
The Meigs County Sheriff's Department reports a hit skip on Route 124 near Reedsville where a high speed car struck a fence, tore its gas tank, and left the scene. The vehicle, owned by Stanley Wells of Proctorville, was found abandoned with no trace of Wells. A separate crash on Columbia Township Road 78 left Donald Crabtree injured. his pickup rolled over an embankment as he swerved to avoid a fallen tree. A Racine two car mishap involving George Cummins and Dena Stobart caused damage but no injuries or citations.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Stanley Wells
Proctorville
Wells
Donald Crabtree
Albany
Columbia Township
Crabtree
Racine
George Cummins
Dena Stobart
Scout Meet Slated in Huntington for Commissioner Training
The Tri-State Area Council of Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual Commissioner training course Saturday at the C&O and B&O Operations headquarters in Huntington. Coun cil Commissioner Bob Mott says the program aims to prepare Commissioners to support Cub packs and Scout troops and ensure healthy, active Scouting. Sessions will be led by Assistant District Commissioners Robert Dils Roundtable Commissioner Paul Benford and Unit Commissioner Ed Moon Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Tri- State Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Bob Mott
Robert Dils
Roundtable
Paul Benford
Ed Moon Jr
Mott
School Levy Gets Two Endorsements
Fire Department and the Meigs Local CAPSE Chapter 0017 endorse the Meigs Local School District operating levy. The levy will appear on the November ballot and members are urged to work for its passage and vote in support.
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Pomeroy
Activities at Pomeroy School Highlight Class Projects
Pomeroy Elementary reports October classroom activities. Sixth graders gathered parent signatures during American Education Week. kindergartners wore Halloween costumes. Special education teams taught music and physical education. Fourth graders presented a first grade play written by Dollie Rousey with cast including Joy Majors and others. PTA membership drive offers a $10 prize to the top class. dues rise from 50 to 75 cents by January 1. Middleport kindergartener Miss Mary Francis dressed as an Indian for a study brochure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Robert Morris
Pomeroy Elementary School
Bonnie Fisher
Mary Wiley
Denise Gibson
Roberta Richardson
Marjorie Gibb
Dollie Rousey
Joy Majors
Julie Richards
Brenda
John Murphy
Pomeroy Pta
Middleport
Mary Francis
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Rex Shenefield
Wilkesville
Frank Mills
Crown City Finance
Warren Skidmore
Bidwell
Lucille Smith
Chester
Charles W. Shaver
Jane C. Essman Wellston
Jennifer Sheets Rutland
George L. Knox McArthur
Luther Burnett
Patriot
Anne Belville
Lee Delay Jackson
Harold Brown
Henry Skidmore
Robert King
Johindra Oak
T. K. Owens
Earl Dean
Eleanor Essman
Elizabeth Bailey
Cheshire
Dale D. Dempsey
Lyndell Mills
Hamden
Helen Hayes
Ruth Edwards
George Gilmore
Larry Wolfe
Ruth George
Bernice Borden
Ralph Welker
Lee Rose
Fredericks
Rutland Gardeners
Robert E. Leach
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Leach
Supreme Court Committee
Earl F. Morris
Fair
Don L
Don Dilts
State Board of Education
Friends of Dilts
R. Zellar
Chimn
Rt. 6
Zanesville
Athens County
Paul Brown
Michael Lowry
Shawnee Man
Pol. Adv
CAA
Fairview Personals
Lodge
Guiding Star Council
Daughters of America Lodge
Eileen Clark
Sadie Thuener
Wahama
Clarence Miller
Congress
Pomeroy School
Chappelear
Ruth Wilson
Dale Biffle
Rod Charmichael
Mike Smith
Richard Swanson
John Hoffman
Jack E. White
House District 92
Oakley Collins
House of Representatives
Educators
EPAC
H.D. 92
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E.P.A.C
Kyger Creek
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