Werry Resigns As Fire Chief
Henry Werry submitted his resignation as fire chief at the Pomeroy village meeting. The council tabled action until the next meeting. The mayor is in Chicago awaiting EDA grant approval for a new fire station.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1972
Page
8
Henry Werry submitted his resignation as fire chief at the Pomeroy village meeting. The council tabled action until the next meeting. The mayor is in Chicago awaiting EDA grant approval for a new fire station.
Glouster Village Council will meet November 30 in a special session to consider a rate increase request from Columbia Gas Of Ohio Co. Allen Leonard said the minimum bill would rise to 3.50 dollars per month from 3.00, a 16.7 percent jump, with a two year contract.
In Gallipolis at 4:20 a.m. Sunday a Gallia County Sheriff cruiser driven by Deputy Roger Watson was struck at Second and Sycamore Streets when a vehicle driven by 67 year old Robert S. Nibert failed to stop. Watson treated and released. Nibert cited for driving while intoxicated.
A list of patients admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital includes Pauline Derengberger Pomeroy James Osborne Reedsville Edith McCoy Syracuse Barbara Smith Middleport Victor Young III Pomeroy Timmy Krautter Pomeroy William Yonker Mason Terry Searls Bidwell Maurice Robinson Columbus Julian Moore New Haven Wilma Tillis Pomeroy Maysel Zerkle Mason Pamela Weaver New Haven Jewel Curtis Pomeroy Cloyd Brookover Rutland Burton DeWeese Dexter Cecil Higgenbottom Dexter John Reece Pomeroy Lori Pickett Pomeroy Sherry Michael Pomeroy Fred Larkins John Blosser John Thomas Jason Drenner Edna Hart Edwin Sutter Eloise Madson Rosalee Wright William Hobstetter Dorothy Snyder Thomas William Floyd Brewer Armit ta Hudwell Charles Hender son.
Two vehicles were destroyed and two people injured Sunday at 2 10 p m on County Road 10 near Carpenter Meigs County Sheriff reports a northbound car driven by Jerry Lee Markins Albany Route 2 struck a car parked in the road Cecil Higgenbottom and Burton P DeWeese both of Dexter were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital for treatment The crash under investigation in Salem Center third graders earn stars for readiness and courtesy and received candy bars after accumulating many stars
The Messenger urges readers to review public notices regularly to stay informed about government functions. It encourages exercising access rights to public records and public meetings for individual or community concerns.
Notice that Paul J. Gerig of Athens Ohio is appointed administrator of the estate of William G Platz deceased resident of Ancient Oaks Nursing Home Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated November 1 1972. Harold J Rose Judge Court of Common Pleas Athens County Probate Division.
Bids for The Plains Sanitary Sewer District No 1 Waste Water Treatment Facilities contract No 3 are due December 19, 1972 at 10 00 AM in the Athens County Courthouse. Plans may be inspected or purchased for 25 dollars from Evans Mechwart Hambleton Tilton in Athens. Bids must include a 10 percent bond, 60 day bid validity, and 100 percent performance bond. The county reserves the right to reject any bid and to waive defects.
In Athens County Ohio a petition to adopt Robert Lee Robson was filed September 27 1972 with a November 24 1972 hearing set before Judge Harold J. Rose. Separate sealed bids for Contract No 1 Water Mains and Sanitary Sewers for The Plains Sanitary Sewer District No 1 are sought with bids due December 19 1972 and opening public at the Athens County Commissioners office.
Bid invite read aloud for Storage Tank and appurtenances Contract No 4. Evans Mechwart Hambleton Tilton Athens Ohio or 170 Mill Street Gahana Ohio. Inc located at Security Bidg Athens Ohio charges $20 per set. Unsuccessful bidders refunded on prompt return. non-bidders refunded $20. Employment conditions include an additional 60 days.
Pattern 734 offers twelve candy stuffer trims including balls bells angels gingerbread figures birds and stockings in vivid felt colors. Patterns cost 75 cents each with 25 cents extra for air mail and special handling sent to Laura Wheeler at your paper.
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