Holiday Ideas Demonstrated at Meigs Homemakers Event
About 85 Meigs County women attended the Homemakers Holiday at St Paul Lutheran Church Pomeroy sponsored by the Meigs County Extension Service with Mrs Jennifer Sheets in charge. Speakers demonstrated food crafts and gifts including blender use DIY outdoor decor wreaths candy making and handmade dulcimers. A covered dish dinner followed the opening session led by Adalon Lewis with devotional by Chiorus Grimm and Gretta Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Tord St. Paul Lutheran
Jennifer Sheets
Dale Steck
Vinton County
Home Economics
John. Wyman
Zaleski
Hazel Sellers
Portland
Susy Carpenter
Howard Nolan
Carpenter
Alice Mills
Bill Grueser
Addalon Lewis
Chiorus Grimm
Gretta Simpson
Messenger
Beulah Jones
Police Lodge Nominates Leaders at Tu Endie Wei Lodge Meeting
Tu Endie Wei Lodge 102 of the Fraternal Order of Police named officers for 1973 including Charles A. Ebert president and Wesley G. Spence vice president at a Krodel Park clubhouse meeting. Six candidates were proposed for the three member board of trustees and plans were discussed to finish interior work on the Neal Road block building used for meetings and social events. Dues for 1973 were urged to be paid to meet state and national rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Tu-Endie- Wei Lodge
Robert E. Fruth
Stephen L. Miller
Virginia Yonker
Neal Road
Miles Durst
W. G. Spence
Orville Strow
Charles Ebert
Stephen Miller
Six Staff Changes at Philip Sporn Plant New Haven
Officials at the Philip Sporn Plant in New Haven announced promotions and movements among staff. Charles H. Evans became plant performance supervisor while Frank E. Titus moved to operations supervisor. William R. Hayes and Glen L. Hensler received new production supervisor roles.
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New Haven
Philip Sporn
Charles H. Evans
Frank E. Titus
William R. Hayes
Glen L. Hensler
Evans
Pomeroy
Titus
Sanford
Fla
Paseo High School
United States Navy
Sporn Plant
Hayes
Pomeroy High School
United
Hensler
Middleport
Second Best In Conservation Nibert Farm Receives Award
The Forrest and John Nibert farm of Ashton in Mason County won second place in the State Conservation Farmer contest with a dairy operation emphasizing erosion control drainage and water development. Mr and Mrs John Nibert received the award at Jacksons Mill as district and state judges noted their soil and water conservation program.
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Point Pleasant
Forrest
John Nibert
Ashton
Mason County
Haskell Campbell
Monroe County
Roscoe Teets
Preston County
Niberts
Jackson’s Mill
Greenbrier Valley
Teets
Monongahela Soil Conservation District
Lawrence Idleman
State Soil Conservation Committee
Kermit Zimn
Agriculture Stabilization and ‘Conservatie It Service
Frank Gienee
Isdas Soil Conservation Service
Charles Sperow
WVU
Appalachian Center
Three Persons Forfeit Bonds In Middleport
POMEROY Three persons forfeited bonds and four were fined in Mayor William Baronick s Pomeroy Village Court Wednesday evening. Wilma Siders Racine forfeited a 200 bond on charges of driving while intoxicated. Others forfeiting bonds were Roy Thomas Scarberry New Haven reckless operation 50 and Donald Saidwick Toppers Plains shooting fire crackers 24. Fined were Robert E Arnott Racine 100 and costs and three days in jail for driving while intoxicated Maynard E Elkins Albany 15 and costs leaving the scene of an accident Mark Allen Haley Middleport 10 and costs reckless operation and Richard R Smith Middleport failing to observe a light 5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
William Baronick
Wilma Siders
Racine
Roy Thomas Scarberry
New Haven
Donald Saidwick
Toppers Plains
Robert E. Arnott
Population Growth Seen In 3 Counties
Meigs County officials and a planning group met in McArthur to assess the impact of the Meigs Mine and Gavin Power Plant on Meigs Vinton and Gallia counties. Projections show about 3 200 more families with needs including road water sewage and schools to be funded with state and federal help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
McArthur
Meigs
Cheshire
Buckeye
Vinton
Gallia
Middleport-Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Wilkesville- Salem Center
Albany
Jackson
Athens
Meig Robert
Election ballots available for Meigs County committee race
Ballots mailed to all eligible Meigs County voters on Nov 20 with Dec 1 postmark deadline. Ballots returned to the county office and tabulated at Meigs ASCS Office at 9 a.m. Dec 1 followed by county convention at 10 a.m. Dec 15 open to the public.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
ALCS
Meigs Ascs
ASCS
Veterans Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted were Bertha Rife of Middleport Paul Behr of Mallison Tennessee Harold Will of Pomeroy and Mary Still of Middleport. Discharged were Eynon Terry Little and Barrett.
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Bertha Rife
Middleport
Paul Behr
Mallison
Tenn
Harold Will
Pomeroy
Mary Still
Eynon
Terry Little
Barrett
Project Find Successful In Meigs Pomeroy
The Meigs County Chapter of the American Red Cross thanked volunteers for Project Find which locates elderly residents eligible for Food Stamp Assistance and guides them to welfare services. Special acknowledgment was given to Delores Cleland Gladys Morgan Genéval Yates Goldie Clendenin Lucile Smith Carolyn Bennet Biffle Charlotte Hannah Baer and Wilma Reece for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
American Red Cross
Delores’ Cleland
Gladys Morgan
Genéval Yates
Goldie Clendenin
Lucile Smith
Carolyn ‘ Eee
Phyllis Bennet
A’ Biffle
Charlotte Hannah Baer
Charlotte ‘Tat Hong Everly Long
Wilma Reece
Pageant Theme Chosen for 1973 Junior Miss
The 1973 Junior Miss Pageant at Ote High School on November 18 features the theme Building Our World. Glen Penquite and Norm DeHaven head Ohio Junior Miss Inc. with Marsha Lee Twynham, Virginia Shaw, Wanda L enaur and others in key roles. An all-county band from Meigs Eastern and Southern will provide music, directed by Goins Will Phillips, with Bruce Stalnaker as the vocalist. Tickets are on sale at local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ote High School
Maan
Glen Penquite
Ohio Junior Miss Inc
Norm DeHaven
Marsha Lee Twynham
Best Photoville
Virginia Shaw
Pointeasant
Wanda Lenaur
WJEH
Gallia County
Woman Beaten Two Juveniles Held in Gallia County
Two Gallia County juveniles, 15 and 16, are in custody after allegedly beating Mrs. Allene Mallory at her Porter home. Mallory, 47, was struck in the face and drove to a service station to seek help. She was treated and released at Holzer Medical Center. The youths, who had reportedly run from the Children’s Home, were to appear in Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Sheriff's Department
Allene Mallory
Porter
Holzer Involved In Education Plan
Holzer Medical Center joins Ohio Nurses Continuing Education Program for 1972 73 with WJEH FM broadcasting to 38 hospitals from October to April. Nurses attend in In-Service Training Classroom at Holzer while FM radio enables remote participation. Topics include Sickle Cell Anemia Blood Gases in Respiratory Care Peripheral Vascular Disease and Orthopedics with dates November 17 December 15 January 19 February 16 March 16 and April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Medical Center
Wjeh-Fm Radio
Ohio Nurses
Ohio Medical Education Network
Center For Continuing Medical Education
Ohio State University
Ohio
del Gingerich
R. N
Barbara Betz
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Linda Roush
Mason City
Roy Harless
Police Lodge
Lena Strow
Hazel Myers
Sporn Promotions
Ohio University
Lewis R. Gillahdy
Gilland
W. Va
Wahama High School
Mason
United States Air Force
John BE. Ord
Ian Ord
Canton
Ohama
Ord
Letart
Nibert Farm
Jackson Avenue
Veterans Memorial Hospital
R. M. Hayes
Stella Hayes
Worthington- Westerville Police Academy
Ptl
Dublin
Ginger Ann
Monterey Dr
Fraternal Order of Police
Holzer
OUR Mortgage Loan Department
Nelsonville
Lombard
Lombard—Lawn Boy Chain Saws
M. D. Shanks
New Marshfield
Florida
USA
Lombardover Equipment Co
Cleveland
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