Santa Arrives for Pomeroy Christmas Parade Wednesday
The Pomeroy Christmas parade kicks off Wednesday at 6 PM with Santa visiting the Farmers Bank lot after the procession from Pomeroy Junior High. Bands, scouts, queens, and local fire departments will participate, with merchant tickets and Saturday drawings for gift certificates and a final Dec 23 drawing of a color TV.
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Pomeroy
Farmer's Bank
Jim Frecker
Meigs
Eastern
Southern
Rgger Creek
Riggs Royal Cadets
Glo- Ettes
Racine
Syracuse
J&r
Big Bend
Meigs County
Middleport
Chester
Southern High School
Clarence Andrews
James Proffitt
Wellston High to Present Messiah Christmas Concert
Wellston singers from Wellston and nearby communities join the Wellston High School Senior Choir for the Christmas portion of Handel's Messiah. The Dec 14 concert at 4 p.m. in the high school auditorium includes assistance from the Wellston Ministerial Association and a Share Christmas donation table in the lobby. Rehearsals begun with the next session Sunday at 4 p.m. in the high school band room. WHA Choir alumni and singers of all abilities are invited to participate.
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Wellston
Wellston Ministerial Association
WHA
District 12 Ladies Auxiliary to VFW to meet Sunday
The Beaver Post hosts the quarterly District 12 meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars this Sunday. Registration runs 9 to 10 am with Ohio Department Senior VP Sandra Morlin addressing current programs and 1977 plans. Lunch is served. gifts exchanged. auxiliaries from Nelsonville New Marshfield The Plains Jacksonville Albany Gallipolis Jackson Symmes Valley and Portsmouth invited.
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Beaver
District 12
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Beaver Post
VFW
Virginia Myers
Ohio Department
Sandra Morlin
Post
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
the Plains
Jacksonville
Albany
Gallipolis
Jackson
Symmes Valley
Portsmouth
Santa Arrives in Nelsonville Parade Saturday
Santa Claus will reach Nelsonville at 1 p.m. Saturday with the Nelsonville York Senior Band guiding the fire truck to the Public Square. The parade forms at Frank's Market on Chestnut Street and circles the square as Santa hands out treats to children, supplied by local merchants. Treats will be bagged by Parade of the Hills volunteers at the VFW Post on Lake Hope Drive Thursday evening.
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Nelsonville
Santa Claus
Nelsonville- York
Santa
Frank's Market
Chestnut Street
Parade of the Hills
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lake Hope Drive
Jacksonville Miners Auxiliary December Dinner Plans
The Jacksonville Miners Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Attendees for the December 15 Christmas dinner at Burr Oak Restaurant must attend the meeting or send a reservation. A $3 gift exchange is planned for the dinner.
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Jacksonville — Miners Auxiliary
Jacksonville
Burr Oak Restaurant
Wellston police log vandalism incident at Dutchess Bar
Wellston Police investigated vandalism after a brick damaged a car window behind the Dutchess Bar on Broadway. The vehicle belonging to Warren Meadows of South David Avenue, Jackson, was struck while parked.
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Wellston
Warren Meadows
South David Avenue
Jackson
Dutchess
Broadway
Federal Hocking School Board to Meet at 7:30 PM
The Federal Hocking School Board will convene at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the high school for an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
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Federal
Hocking School Board
Priest to Keynote Death and Dying Symposium at Rio Grande
A Roman Catholic priest, the Rev. Kenneth Chillinger, will keynote a one day death and dying symposium at Rio Grande College Community College. He will discuss moving from crisis to opportunity and share grief counseling insights alongside Dr Larry Butcher and Dr John Edwards. The event, open to the public, runs 9:30 am to 3 pm with a $2.25 noon meal fee. information at Area Agency on Aging District 7.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College/Community College
Kenneth Chillinger
Czillinger
Rio Grande College Community College
Area Agency On Aging District
Senior Citizens Bazaar In Pomeroy This Week
Pomeroy Senior Citizens Center hosts a Christmas Bazaar from Wednesday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring homemade candy, decorations, toys, crochet items, and more all created by seniors. A pancake supper on Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m. supports the Meigs County United Methodist Men.
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Renee Stone
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Senior Citizens Center
Thanksgiving Gatherings Span Glouster to Columbus
Glouster residents hosted Thanksgiving dinners with extended family visiting from Athens Canal Winchester Newark and Columbus. Attendees included the Vaughn Buck Black Skinner Williams Parks and Willams families plus many others. celebrations also included David Nott's 40th birthday and plans for moves to Taiwan and visits back to Glouster.
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Martin Heard
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Bea Vaughn
Heard
Vaughn
Harry Vaughn
Athens
J C Buck
Tammy
Tricia
Beaver Dam
HJ Black Glouster
Leon Coen
Kim
Kelly
Tom Anderson
Gertrude Lemoine
Edwin Skinner
Columbus
Bill Stephenson
Verna Leroy
Elizabeth Guinther
Leroy
James Franklin
Stephensons
Guinther
Jack Stephenson
Canal Winchester
Don Willams
Rex
Lisa
Williams
Glouster
Chester Parks
Dean Parks
Baltimore
Richard Bryson
Pataskala
Jack Bailey
Newark
Jane Bailey
Willard Stanley
Millfield
James Andrews
Lancaster
Robert Cunningham
Nelsonville
Elaine Hamill
Colorado
Hamill
Taiwan
Mabel LeFever
Ernestine LeFever
Clark LeFever
Mae Hyde
Felda Stansberry
Brenda
Kay Bryson
Eddie Nott
Becky Hamier
April
Vicky Coffman
Mark Nott
Jeff Nott
David Nott
Richard Morris
Gregg Morris
Brian
Chris
Amy
Pioneer
Doris Chapman
Ralph Camp
John Morris
Melissa and
Jason
Thurlin Maynard
Christmas Party Plans And Beef Raffle Details
The 7-11 CB Club met at the clubhouse to plan a Christmas party on December 18 at 7 30 pm. A 150 pound beef prize will be raffled for a $1 ticket. members may buy and sell tickets. A pot luck dinner with meat provided will cap the event. The next meeting is December 11 at 7 30 pm. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 to sponsor a Friday dinner at the Post Home on Lake Hope Drive from 11 am to 7 pm with baked steak, potatoes, cole slaw, succotash and coffee priced at 2 for adults and 1 for children.
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Glouster
CB Club
Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467
Post
Lake Hope Drive
Death sentence handed in Detroit banker kidnapping case
William Nabozny, 39, of Dearborn, Michigan, was sentenced to death by electric chair for the December kidnapping and murder of Detroit banker James Crawford. Judge Winston C. Allen set the execution for April 18 after psychiatrists found no mental state exemption. Co-defendant John Garside, 40, was also convicted of aggravated murder and awaits sentencing after psychiatric review.
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Newark, Ohio
William Nabozny
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
James Crawford
Winston C. Allen
Licking County
Nabozny
The
National Bank of Detroit
John Garside
Garside
Meigs County approves jail fire escape contract
Meigs County Commissioners approved a contract with RE Tracy Fire and Safety Equipment Co for a jail fire escape. They also signed with Fleming Page Stoll Inc to perform an environmental assessment for an access road tied to a proposed multi purpose building on county land. HUD funds for the road and related projects are pending final approval.
Weather swings loom for crops says Missouri scientist
Dr. James McQuigg of the University of Missouri warned the Ohio Farm Bureau that global weather will grow more variable and demand closer monitoring than in the 1960s. He cited early Soviet snow suggesting better 1977 grain crops, contrasted with US corn and soybean shortfalls, and urged use of weather data to stay ahead. Ohio officials discussed a national computer network linking production to demand, plus stronger farmer government communication.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
James McQuigg
University of Missouri
Monday McQuigg
Federal Center For Climatic and Environmental Assessment
Columbia
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Ohio Farm Bureau
Wallace Hirschfeld
C. William Swank
Swank
Ohio
Hirschfeld
Center Incurs $20 Million Loss
State auditor Thomas Ferguson criticized the Ohio Transportation Research Center near Marysville for mismanagement and losses totaling over 20 million dollars since 1971. The report details high consulting fees, improper vehicle allowances, and a distant salesman expenses while the center reported only 1.2 million in income against 1.7 million in consultant costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Transportation Research Center
Marysville
Thomas F. Ferguson
E.S. Preston & Associates
Preston
West Columbia Methodist Bazaar Planned at Local School
West Columbia United Methodist Church sponsors a bazaar Saturday from 11 am to 7 pm at West Columbia Elementary School. Soup sandwiches baked goods and crafts will be for sale.
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West Columbia
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Swisher and Lohse Drugs
Moore's Store
Krogers Landmark
Francis Florist
Sears
Powell's Store
Goessier Jewelry
Simon Market
Stifflers
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Simon's
JR Sports Shop
New York Clothing
Simon Gift Center
Ewing Funeral Home
Meigs Inn
Dale Warner Inn
Henry Cleland Realty
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Farmers Bank
Athens County Savings and Loan
Pomeroy Branch
Pomeroy Motor Co
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Reuter-Brogan Insurance Teaford Realty
Athens Messenger
Daily Sentinel
Wmpo Radio
Father Chillinger
Mount St. Joseph College
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Crawford
Christmas Club
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Community Bank Glouster
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FDIC
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F.J.C. Modern Woodmen of America
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