Meigs County Farm Bureau opposes Issue 2 at Chester meeting
About 280 people attended the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting at Chester Elementary School. The evening featured dinner by Eastern Band Roosters and the Ruth Roberts Show. A presentation on Issue 2 by Andy Lyles preceded a resolution to vote no on the November 8 election.
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Chester
Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation
Roosters
Maida Mora
Federation
Harold White
Jack W. Carsey
Cris Roush
Ruth Roberts
Andy Lyles
Game Protector
Paul Gearhart
Golden Canady
Robert Burdette
Hocking Buildings On Agenda
A slide show and panel discussion on Hocking County’s older buildings hosted at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 8 p.m. The event features Laszlo Koe-Krompecher of Koe-Krompecher Associates with support from the Ohio Historical Society and Ohio Humanities program. Panelists include Dr. David Stewart and Dr. Samuel Crowl.
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David Stewart
Samuel Crowl
Criic
Ohio University
Roe-Krompecher
Wahama Band Wins Class B Crown at Tri-State Festival
The Wahama White Falcon Band directed by Charles Yeage and Mike Harbour captured first place in Class B at the Tri-State Band Festival held at Fairfield Stadium Huntington. Seven bands competed in Class B. Wahama has won first place in its class every year since 1972 except 1975 when it performed as an Honor Band.
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Mason
Wahama
White Falcon
Charles Yeage
Mike Harbour
Fairfield Stadium
Huntington
Reward offered for saddle theft at Hocking Valley Ranch
A $500 reward is posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for stealing 16 western saddles and bridles from the Hocking Valley Ranch on Route 93 South. The theft occurred Thursday or Friday. Contacts with the Hocking County Sheriff's Department will be confidential.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Ranch
Route 93
Hocking County
Halloween Dance at Senior Center This Friday
A Halloween dance at the Senior Citizens Center is set for Friday from 8 30 to 11 30 p m Music by the Stringdusters featuring round and square dances and cake walks The event is open to the public Admission is 1 for adults with children under 12 admitted free with their parents
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Pomeroy
Senior Citizens Center
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Westle
Florida
Toute
Si Nates Foods
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Ier
Ordue
Wick's
Staffordshire
England
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