Pomeroy Considers Federal Aid for Village Hall Project
Pomeroy council members were briefed on the progress of applying for federal funds to convert the old Pomeroy Senior High School into a village hall. Architect Ronald Burgess outlined fact sheets for an Economic Development Administration grant reviewed by Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley Development District, with a two week clearance hope. He urged long range village benefits and potential uses including repurposing the auditorium and relocating the employment office from Gallipolis back to Pomeroy.
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Beulah Jones
Meigs Bureau
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Senior High School
Ronald Burgess
Auble- Mitchell-Burgess
Economic Development Administration
Buckeye-Hills Hocking Valley Development District
Burgess
Clearing House
Clearing House Board
Council
Gallipolis
Clarence Andrews
Congress
Meigs
Richard Glassgow
Mulberry Avenue
Prime Builders of
Columbus
Glassgow
Globokar
James to Speak On Rural Health in Southeast Ohio
POMEROY Ohio State Rep Ron James of Proctorville will headline a rural health care conference hosted by the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine and Veterans Memorial Hospital. The event includes a 12 30 p m luncheon at Veterans Memorial and a talk on The Rural Health Care Needs of Southeast Ohio with college representatives outlining a decentralized medical education model and rural clinic plans.
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Pomeroy
Ron James
Proctorville
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Veterans Memorial
James
Ohio
Gerald A. Faverman
Faverman
Riffe to Speak in Wellston
Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. will address the Wellston Rotary Club. Riffe, in his ninth term representing the 89th District covering Scioto and Pike Counties, is a longtime New Boston resident and legislative leader with extensive committee roles and local business ties.
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Wellston
Ohio
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
Riffe
Scioto
Pike
Jackson County
New Boston
Riffe and Bennett Insurance Agency, Inc
Thelma Cooper
Riffes
Business and Professional Men's Association
Portsmouth Area
Wahama Band Wins First in Tri-State Festival
Wahama High School White Falcon Band directed by Charles Yeage and David Waybright won first place in Class B at the Tri-State Marching Band Festival in Huntington with 286 points. Gallia Academy led overall with 287 in Class A amid 24 bands at Fairfield Stadium. The Wahama group heads to the Athens High School Festival at Peden Stadium next Saturday.
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MASON
Wahama
White Falcon
Huntington
Charles Yeage
David Waybright
Gallia Academy
Fairfield Stadium
Athens High School
Peden Stadium
Apartment Rental Action Sparks Quick Phone Response
An aggressive ad approach promises rapid occupancy under Classification 50 for apartments for rent. Emphasizes hard work and fast results to attract calls and fill vacancies quickly.
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Normande Jacques
Dominion of Canada
Tom Bowman
Anita Yates
Chillco
Frank W. Myers
D.D
Ronald A. Black
Kenneth H. Pickering
Scott Lucas
Lucas
College of Medicine
Rio Grande
Robert Hoff
Rio Grande College
Meigs County
Parent-Teachers Association County Council
Riverview
Russell Brown
Lasley Street
Brown
Lasley
Jed Webster
Rollin Smith
Osborne
Wahama Band
Mr. Grocer
Holme
U.S.A
Hormel
Clinton
Iowa
Chalt
Vers
Ners
Messenger
Evangelist Vernon Barrell
Church of Christ
By Armatrong
Vance
Pata
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Hove
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Athens
Hocking Valley Bank
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