Public Meeting Called To Study Recreation
A public meeting sponsored by the City Recreation Commission is set for Monday at 7 30 p m in Public Square at the Columbia Gas Co offices to discuss youth recreational needs. Officials from the Tri County District Technical Institute and civic leaders note hundreds of new students strain local social and recreational resources. Delegates from clubs organizations and church groups are expected and all interested individuals are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
City Recreation Commission
Columbia Gas Co
Ohio
Public Square
Tri- County District Technical Institute
Technical Institute
Federal Aid Chances Dim for Nelsonville Waterworks
Nelsonville faces a stalled waterworks expansion with no promising federal aid in sight. The council utility committee reports no new information on favorable federal help and the city also seeks federal support for a sanitary sewer project.
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Nelsonville
Wombats Damaging Fences Expose Farm Vulnerabilities
In Australia wombats relentlessly pursue grasses bark roots and tender vegetables and damage fences blocking access to food. Rabbits follow through the breaches to invade crops and intensify agricultural pressure across farmlands.
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Australia
Lions State Light Bulb Sale Monday in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Lions Club will canvass the city door to door Monday night from 6 p.m. selling a $2 bulb package for two 100 watt, two 75 watt, two 60 watt and two 40 watt bulbs to fund the Save A Light Fund. President Max Valkinburg noted a shipment of new brooms from the Ohio School for the Blind and encouraged contact with club members to buy a broom.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Lions Club
Max Valkinburg
Valkinburg
Ohio School For the Blind
The
Lions
Nelsonville mayor dismisses two assault charges
In Nelsonville, Mayor Earl Hilleary dismissed two assault and battery cases due to lack of evidence following an uptown altercation. Ernest Perkins and Wayne Southall faced reciprocal charges. Eben Odom pleaded guilty to failure to yield and was fined fifteen dollars plus costs, while James Carl Monroe admitted unsafe operation and paid ten dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Ernest Perkins
Church St
Wayne Southall
Glouster
Southall
Perkins
Eben Odom
Madison St
James Carl Monroe
Lancaster St
Garden Club Sees Photos Of Fair at Point Pleasant
The Tu Endie Wei Garden Club met at Appalachian Power auditorium with Mrs. J. G. F. Johnson presiding. After the business meeting, Mrs. Rush Krodel presented color slides on Mason County Fair Flower Show with comments on judges decisions, and Mrs. C. G. Bauerle shared slides from her trip through Mexico.
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Endie-Wei Garden Club
Applachian Power Co
J. G. F. Johnson
Rush Krodel
William Heslop
C. G. Bauerle
Mexico
Gail Faires
S. R. Schurman
Garland Mohr
Appalachian Co
Lester Carrick
Walter L. Geilker
Meigs County Land Transfers Across Multiple Decedents and Grantees
A compilation of land transfer actions in Meigs County listing decedent affidavits and transfers to heirs and buyers. Names include William Reymond Holcomb Maude C. Holcomb and Vera Holcomb in Columbia Two David A Nease and Frederick S Nease in Sutton Two Myrtle M Kindelberger and Clyde R Jolliffe in Lebanon Two Uswin S Nease and Lech C Nease in Sutton Two Manning D Webster and Mary Webster to Leonard Van Meter and Mary Van Meter.
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William Reymond Holcomb
Columbia
Maude C. Holcomb
E. W. Holcomb
Vera Holcomb
Franklin Real Estate
Garnette R. Hallard Lawrence Hall
Salisbury
Samuel Larry Pickens
Bonnie Sue Pickens
Sybil Kittles
Vesta McCoy
Middleport
William Hamm
John W. Crary
Priscilla Laughlin
Priscille Loughlin Jollffe
Dec
Khebanon
Myrtle M. Kindelberger
Clyde R. Jolliffe
Margaret Jolliffe
Lebenon
Myrtle M. Kindeberger
Uswin
Nease
Lech C. Nease
Sutton Two
David A. Nease
Frederick S. Nease
Owen Watson
Louvre Watson
Mery Jean Roush
Robert J. Roush
Edna Foulk
Chester Two
Robert Forrest
Pomeroy
Paul J. Pouley
Leis Ann Pouley
Marvin Millican
Eva Millican
Crewe
Bonnie Jean Re
Leonora van Meter Sr
Mary K. van Meter
Manning D Webster
Manning D. Webster
Mary A. Webster
Leonard van Meter
Stella Rood
Olive Two
Ernest Rood
Kenneth Seyfried
Margaret Seyfried
Lawson Seyfried
Bertha M Seyfried
Vilma Hubbard
Jareld FE
Gene Bass
Avenell Bass
Roward Norris
Marie Norris
Letart
Raymond L. Rowe
Rowe
M. Verlie H. Gordon
Gladys Joan Rayburn
Helen E. Atkins
Pearl Welker
Alvin Stanley
Essie Stoniey
Isie Stoney
Scipio
Lymon Stanley
Ave Stoniey
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Local hospital notes list numerous patients and residents from Nelsonville Logan New Straitsville Somerset Glouster and surrounding areas. Names include Nell Elliott Clara Wilson Gladys Hughes Donna Balthaser Julia Bartlett Thomas Saubeamer William Kelley Bret Irwin Rudy Van Bibber Laura Tigner Mary Dixon Frances Jeffers Sarah Biffle Barbara McGatha Easter Elliott Janet Huston Freda Rizer Marcella Cope Gregory Irwin Eileen McClelland Ada Moravy Thomas Spencer Grace Judson Thelma Sanborn John Carter.
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Nell Elliott
Clara Wilson
Gladys Hughes
Nelsonville
Donna Balthaser
Julia Bartlett
Logan
Thomas Saubeamer
New Straitsville
William Kelley
Somerset
Bret Irwin
Glouster
Rudy Van _ Bibber
Laura Tigner
Mary Dixon
Frances Jeffers
Sarah Biffle
Barbara McGatha
Easter Elliott
Janet Huston
Freda Rizer
Marcella Cope
Gregory Irwin
Eileen McClelland
Ada Moravy
Thomas Spencer
Grace Judson
Thelma Sanborn
John Carter
Meigs senior Hazel Kiser earns National Merit commendation
Meigs High School senior Hazel L. Kiser received a certificate of commendation for high National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test ranking. She is among 38,000 students nationwide in the upper two percent of expected graduates for 1970. In Gallia County a 16 year old driver, Michael Halley of Gallipolis, lost control on Route 318 and left the highway into a field but no injuries were reported. Halley was cited for driving with a permit lacking a supervising licensed adult.
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Middleport
James Diehl
Meigs
Hazel L. Kiser
United States
Gallipolis
Highway Patrol
Gallia County
Michael Halley
Halley
Howler
Howler the Cat Pup Crowd Up On the Ridge
A narrator recounts wildlife invasions on a ridge yard with groundhogs rabbits and wild dogs pups and kittens. After several litters and multiple pet adoptions the sole remaining cat Howler proves disruptive and loud yet oddly useful in warding off a groundhog.
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Murray
Jim Vasco
Carbon Hill cable plan unlikely to extend service
Nelsonville firm owner Eugene Edwards says expansion of television cable service to Carbon Hill within the next year is not feasible due to inflation, rising material and equipment costs. The proposal, after study, will be reviewed again later. Mosquitoes are attracted to people by carbon dioxide warmth and moisture, with thin persons as preferred targets due to higher metabolism.
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Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
Eugene Edwards
Edwards
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