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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1958
Page
13
In Athens County Ohio a vote will be held on November 3, 1958 to renew a tax levy for Tuberculosis Hospital care and resident treatment. The renewal rate is not to exceed 0.60 mills per dollar of valuation for five years. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST. Board of Elections Chair Young and Clerk Bobo preside.
Notice of an election in Athens Township Ohio on November 4 1958 to approve a tax levy excess of ten mills for cemetery upkeep with a proposed increase up to 1 mill for two years. Polls open until 6 30 PM. Chairman E R Young and Clerk Ray Bobo sign the notice.
Notices announce a November 4 1958 special election in Nelsonville Ohio to renew a health program levy not exceeding 5-10 mills per dollar of valuation for two years and to fund recreational purposes with the same rate cap. Elections board chair E B Young and clerk Ray Boro oversee the proceedings.
Notice is given that a special election will be held in Waterloo Township Athens County Ohio on November 4 1958 to consider a renewal levy for cemetery maintenance beyond the ten mill limit The renewal rate is not to exceed ten mills per dollar of valuation equal to ten cents per one hundred dollars of valuation Addressed to Athens County voters RF B Young Chairman dated September 29 1958
A 1958 resolution from Waterloo Local School District Athens County Ohio sets a public vote at a special election to approve a ad valorem tax not exceeding 2.5 mills per year for five years. The measure covers the district and specifies a rate of 0.25 dollars per 100 valuation with the election opening at 6:50 A.M. and closing later. Chairman YOUNG and Clerk KAY BOBO sign the notice dated September 20.
Athens County Ohio voters will decide on November 1958 whether to renew a current tax levy for the Chauncey-Dover Exempted Village School District. The measure proposes a renewal at up to 2 mills for five years and will run from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM at designated polling places.
The Carthage-Troy Local School District in Athens County Ohio seeks a renewal tax not exceeding 5 mills for five years to fund current operating expenses. Ballot to be held November 4, 1958, at regular precinct places under the Board of Elections. FE. B. Young, Chairman, dated September 29, 1958.
Notices announce elections on November 4 1958 in Athens County and surrounding townships for school funding and municipal services. The Plains Local School District and multiple villages seek tax increases to support fire protection cemeteries street maintenance and lighting with rates up to several mills per dollar of valuation and polls open at 6 30 A M or 6 30 P M. Persistent boilerplate lists trustees chairs and filing dates.
The City of Athens Council schedules a special election for November 4 1958 to decide a levy levy for current expenses of the city The measure proposes a rate not exceeding twenty cents per thousand and is ordered by Athens County Board of Elections Chairman C E B Young.
James Bard, 88, died Monday at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Snyder in Ewington Route 1. Born June 15, 1870 in Buckeye Furnace, he lived near Alice most of his life farming. Survived by brother Ott Bard. Funeral by Vernon McCoy of Vinton to Snyder residence. calling Wednesday. Burial in Franklin Cemetery, Alice.
Gallia County police recovered a 1958 all white sedan stolen from Moore's Auto Sales on Oct 6. A dealer and Moore's employees identified an unidentified man who drove it away. a warrant is being prepared for the suspect's arrest in Cooksville.
In Gallia County Ohio the Gallia County Board of Education elected Merrill Bunce of Cheshire as its fifth member replacing Earl Powell who resigned after Green District joined the city school system. President Ralph Boster Gomer Richards and Earl Cromley attended. Ruth Edwards was absent.
Gauge readings from Gallipolis to Point Pleasant show rising rollers and crest levels on the Kanawha and Ohio rivers. Movable dams on the Ohio River are up while all three Kanawha dams sit on the sill. list includes numerous boats with times and tonnage at various locks and points along the river system.
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