Education Series Conducted at Holzer Medical Center
Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis teams with Radio WJEH FM to broadcast the Ohio Nurses Continuing Education Program for 1971 72 to 46 Ohio hospitals. Seven monthly programs run October through April with slides discussions and a radio telephone Q&A, held 2 to 3 pm in the doctors dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Medical Center
Wjeh-Fm
Ohio Nurses
Ohio Medical Education Network
Center For Continuing Medical Education
Ohio State University
Ohio
Delmar Gingerich
Barbara Betz
First
Cedar Streets
Donations Are Voted By Class
The Loyal Bereans Class of the Middleport Church of Christ met at Miss Jessie Saunders home with 17 members and one guest Nellie Hughes. They voted to donate 30 to Hazleton School Fund and 5 monthly to the Homebuilder's Class project for hospital patients. A soap sale is planned for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Bereans
Marvin Kelly
Betty Cline
Hazeleton School Fund
Athens Mental Health Center
Salem Center PTA Meeting Agenda at 7:30
The Salem Center PTA will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the school with Mrs Richard Vaughan Meigs County PTA Council to speak A travelogue will also be presented by Mrs Ogdin and Mrs Nelson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Center
PTA
Richard Vaughan
Meigs County
PTA Council
Ogdin
Nelson
Spaghetti Supper Set for St. Pauls United Methodist
A spaghetti supper will be held in Tuppers Plains at St. Pauls United Methodist Church on Saturday starting at 4 p.m. Admission is 1.25 dollars for adults and 0.75 dollars for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Ole Country Gatherin at Bob Evans Farm
Bob Evans hosts first annual Farm Festival October 15 to 17 at the Bob Evans Homestead on Route 35 Rio Grande. Open 1 to 6 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Features live entertainment, antique displays, crafts, apple cider making, and a French Art Colony Art Auction. Free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Bob Evans
Evans
Yesteryear
Route 35
Flowers Family
Grande Squares
Airport Manager Is Hired At Mason County Airport
Mason County Court hired Frank Katynski of Gallipolis to manage the Mason County Airport as fixed base operator. He serves as chief boatswain's mate with the U S Coast Guard and officer in charge of the Motor Vessel Oleander at Henderson Coast Guard Depot. He will handle hangar rentals gasoline and oil sales and general maintenance. Elizabeth Stewart was approved for notary public and forwarded to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katynski
U.S. Coast Guard
Oleander
Henderson Coast Guard
Elizabeth Stewart
Burns Cited After Wreck in Middleport
Police in vestigated a mishap at 1 50 a m Wednesday on S Second Avenue resulting in the arrest of Eddie R Burns 21 Pomeroy on a charge of speeding. Burns lost control while turning on windshield wipers and struck a parked car owned by Jack Kane 24 of 693 S Second Avenue. Kane s late model car was heavily damaged Burns car demolished a hedge at the Winebrenner home but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
S. Second Avenue
Eddie R. Burns
Pomeroy
Burns
Jack Kane
Kane
Winebrenner
Activities Planned For Fall by Middleport Junior Auxiliary
The Junior Auxiliary of Feeney Bennett Post 128 American Legion in Middleport outlined fall plans. They will supply 25 favors for the Veterans Affairs Party on November 11 in Athens. Six new members joined: Carla Sayre Alena Sayre Lisa Sayre Sonya Clench Anna Mohler and Betty Darst. A rummage sale is set for the first week of December. Presence included six members and two senior members. refreshments were served after. The Nebraska Game Commission notes 22 years of big game hunting without a fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Feeney-Bennett Post
American Legion
Veterans Affairs Party
Athens
Carla Sayre
Alena Sayre
Lisa Sayre
Sonya Clench
Anna Mohler
Betty Darst
Tuppers Plains Booster Group Plans Carnival
The Tuppers Plains School Boosters held their first meeting of the year with Jim Stout as president and officers elected. Plans include a Fall Carnival at the school gym on Oct. 16 and various committees for fund raising, advertising, and sales. Dues are 50 cents annually and the next meeting is Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
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Tupers Plains
Tuppers Plains
Lavina Brannon
Jim Stout
Edgar Pullins
Janet Fultz
Mildred Brooks
Turla Strausbaugh
Robert Sanders
Bonnie Hackney
Florence Spencer
Rose Carr
Janie Headley
Sharon Boyles
Nita Jean Ritchie
Shirley Peterson
Mary Longenette
Cochairmen
Frecker
Janet Connolly
Ann Collins
Robert Kirkhart
Adult Class Meeting at Pomeroy Nazarene Church
The adult class of Pomeroy Nazarene Church held a Saturday evening meeting and dinner at the church with group singing and Bible quizzes. Attendees included Rev Clyde Henderson Essie Mossman Jerry Colmer Raymond Walburn Harry Whitlatch and families, Fred Pullins Madeline Haggy Glen McClurg Mamie Snider William Stephenson Clydia Bing Paulette Leach Ben Brown Ruby Erb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Nazarene Church
Clyde Henderson
Essie Mossman
Jerry Colmer
Raymond Walburn
Harry Whitlatch
Fred Pullins
Madeline Haggy
Glen McClurg
Mamie Snider
William Stephenson
Clydia Bing
Paulette Leach
Ben Brown
Ruby Erb
Juergens Cast as Tito in Sutjeska War Film
Belgrade AP reports Kurt Juergens will portray Marshal Tito in Sutjeska, a Yugoslav partisan warfare drama. Richard Burton is set as guerrilla leader Sava Kovacevic, Irene Papas co stars, with the film depicting Tito's partisans during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Kurt Juergens
Marsal Tito
Yugoslavia
Richard Burton
Sava Kovacevic
Irene Pappas
Defendants Fined and Bond Forfeited in Village Court
Five defendants were fined and one bond forfeited in Middleport village court Tuesday evening with Mayor C O Fisher presiding. Fines ranged from five to ten dollars plus costs for intoxication squealing tires and disturbing the peace, and Charles D Prunty forfeited a $200 bond for driving while intoxicated.
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Middleport
C. O. Fisher
Harry L. Moore
Franklin Laudermill
Pomeroy
John Taylor
Danny Robinson
Clifton
Joyce A. Roush
Charles D. Prunty
Bidwell
Gilligan Tops Labor Giving in 1969 70 Campaigns
ACA survey shows Ohio Governor John Gilligan received the largest labor union contributions nationwide, totaling 168.97 million dollars from four unions. The United Auto Workers gave 89.122 thousand to Sander Levin, an unsuccessful Michigan governor candidate. Levine reportedly ranked second. The note also mentions Oklahoma's first profitable oil well in 1897.
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Washington
Americans For Constitutional Action
John Gilligan
Ohio
United Auto Workers
Sander Levin
Michigan
Levine
Gilligan
Drew Webster Auxiliary Plans Fund Raising Party
The Drew Webster Post No. 39 American Legion Auxiliary met in Pomeroy to plan a October card party fundraiser. Committees organized for tables prizes refreshments and tickets with pre sale at 1 and door price 1.25. The event includes a style show by Iola's Dress Shop and various reports on membership finances and upcoming social events.
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Pomeroy
Drew Webster Post No. 39
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Vida Davis
Loretta Teimeyer
Marjorie Reuter
Isabel Couch
Gemi Casci
Peggy Harris
Kathryn Welsh
Norma Jewell
Hope Moore
Davis
Mary Martin
Jack Carsey
Pearl Knapp
Edith Fox
Martin
Ruth Thornton
Thornton
Ben Veutzling
Ellen Couch
Reuter
Grace Pratt
Gladys Cummings
Erma Smith
Jean Wright
Gerald Wildermuth
Iva Powell
Rhoda Hackett
Iola
Carolyn Miller
Mayme Burkett
Elmwood
Coolville
Fry
Middleport
Department
Athens
Charles Kessenger
T. Crossen Post
W. Union St
Howard Parsons
Far Hills Dr
Indiana Man Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Rodney Sayre, 23, Evansville, Indiana, was fined $100 plus costs and sentenced to three days in jail after a Tuesday conviction for driving while intoxicated. He appeared before Mayor Charles Legar in village court.
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Pomeroy
Rodney Sayre
Evansville
Ind
Charles Legar
Carpenter Couple Awarded 20000 in Damage Suit
Dennis and Eugene Facemyer of Carpenter area win 20000 from the Ohio Highway Department for property damages tied to Appalachian Highway construction in western Meigs County. The verdict, delivered by Common Pleas Court jurors after about ninety minutes of deliberation, also awards 1050 to Ohio Power Co. for coal interests. Judge John C. Bacon presided.
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Pomeroy
Dennis
Eugene Facemyer
Carpenter Area
Ohio Highway Department
Meigs County
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Power Co
John C. Bacon
Bacon
Emergency squad notes head laceration on Beech Street
The emergency squad was dispatched at 11 37 p m Tuesday to the Beech Street home of Jerry Ward. Mark Farrow had a head laceration and was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital.
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Middleport
Beech Street
Jerry Ward
Mark Farrow
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Firemen Plan Dance at Rutland High School
The Rutland Volunteer Fire Department sponsors a square dance Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the Rutland High School gym. Music will be provided by The Hilltoppers.
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Rutland
Rutland Volunteer Fire Department
Rutland High School
Hilltoppers
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Elmer Wehring
Homer Rice
David Farmer
Mineva Childers
Carleton McClung
Herman Ohlinger
Meigs Meetings
Goldberg
High ST
Glouster, Ohio
Point Pleasant
Frank Katynski
Mason County Court
Mason County
T.V. Specials
GE Portable
Hoffmans
Public Square
Nelsonville
Nebraska Game Commission
Tuppers Plains Booster Group
Juergens
Tito
Bowman
Free Park
Chauncey, Ohio
James H. Hensley
Mary S. Hensley
Ewington
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Air Training Command
Lowry Afb
Colo
Hensley
McArthur High School
Mary Collins
ACA
The
Oklahoma
Drew Webster
Guy Ginther
Tammy
Charleston
W. Va
Middleport Church
Carolyn Evans
Knapp
Pratt
Neutzling
Chillicothe
Welsh
National
Ken Harris
Bob Vaughan
Russell Moore
Meigs
Couch
Indiana
Foster’s Drug & Jewelry
W. Washington ST
Nelsonville, Ohio
Lester Hawk
Stimson
A&p
Jane Parker
Bag
Frigidaire
Dea Young’s
Frigidaire Appliances
Columbus St
Agnwille
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