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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1958
Page
14
Athens County Board of Elections announces a special election in Nelsonville Ohio on November 4 1958 to renew a tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit for two years to fund recreational purposes. Polls open 630 AM to 630 PM EST. E B Young chairman Ray Boro clerk.
The Board of Township Trustees of Athens Township excluding Athens City Ohio sets a special election for November 4 1958 to decide on a tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit for road maintenance and dust control. The measure proposes up to 1 mill per dollar of valuation, amounting to about ten cents per 800.16 valuation, with K B Young as chairman.
A 1958 board resolution of Trimble Local School District in Athens County calls a special election for November 4 to approve a renewal levy exceeding 4 mills for ten years to fund current operating expenses. The notice specifies a renewal rate of about forty cents per one hundred dollars of valuation.
The board of education of the Carthage-Troy Local School District Athens County Ohio passes a resolution to submit to voters at a November 4 1958 special election a levy exceeding the ten mill limit for current rate not more than five mills for five years to fund district needs FE B Young chairman and Ray Bobo clerk note the action and date
The Athens Ohio council ordered a special election for November 4 1958 at regular polling places to decide on a levy exceeding ten mills for current expenses with a rate not to exceed two mills totaling twenty cents per dollar of assessed valuation.
Athens County voters in Rome Township face a special election November 4 1958 to decide on a tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit for cemetery maintenance. The renewal of 1 mill and an additional 4 to 5 tenths of a mill would be raised under a plan not to exceed 1.5 mills, yielding about fifteen cents per dollar. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM.
Village of Glouster Ohio council calls a special election for November 4 1958 to decide an additional tax for recreational purposes. The proposal seeks a millage rate not exceeding .5 for three years to fund recreation in Glouster.
The Board of Education of the Glouster Exempted Village School District in Athens County Ohio votes to submit a levy exceeding the ten mill limit for current operating expenses. The election is set for November 4 1958 with an additional rate not exceeding 2 mills totaling Twenty cents per dollar for four years. Chairman J B Young dates this notice September 20 1958.
The Village of Jacksonville in Ohio schedules a special election on April 5 1958 at the regular polling place for a 3 mill tax not exceeding 0.30 per dollar for five years to fund resurfacing and repairs of village streets. ER. B. Young, Chairman.
Chauncey Ohio votes to approve a street light levy of up to 2 mills for five years in a special election held November 4. The measure sets a rate of twenty cents per hundred dollars of valuation. Chairman B. Young leads the filing and notice.
The Plains Local School District in Ohio announces a special election to renew a current expenses levy of 1.9 mills for ten years. The measure funds district operations and is set for voting day with polling opening at 6:30 A M Eastern Standard Time chaired by FE B Young.
Miss Georgia Lee Waugh, 71, a retired Huntington nurse from Gallia County, died in a Huntington hospital from injuries in a two car crash. Born March 11, 1887, she was the daughter of James P. and Florence Ensley Waugh and a member of First Methodist Church of Huntington. Survivors include brothers Charles A. Waugh and Claude D. Waugh and sister Mrs M M Jackson. Arrangements by Cavendish Johnson funeral home.
The Mary Martha group of the Christian Church will hold its October meeting at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Norman on William Street Thursday at 8 p.m.
Public notice seeking sealed bids by the Athens Ohio Service Safety Director for Waterworks Improvements Contract F. Plans show 7,000 1.1. 8' cast iron pipe and related cathodic protection. Bids due October 22 1958 with bonds or certified checks 10 percent. Opening at City Hall.
Seven new members passed entrance tests for Gallia Academy High School Hi Y Club night. Homecoming dance is set for Friday Oct 24 after the Gallipolis Athens football game. New members include Larry Harrison Keith Heck Charles Carter Herbert Clench Bob Wallace Jackson Estep and Bob Erwin.
A special meeting of the Fish and Game Club is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the American Legion Hall in Nelsonville. Members will discuss club activities and upcoming events.
The city invites bids for furnishing and erecting one elevated water storage tank on foundations. Bidder deposits include a 100 bond and a 5 fee for proposal, with 16 percent bid bond. Lowest three bidders eligible for award, bonds returned after open and approval.
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