http://66.213.69.5/files/original/66b70d02a3514043f0520de9f02be837.pdf 5acfdc748b0c93aa7b5a72a470af5329 PDF Text Text ~--------------------------------------~--------------------------~---r----· Meigs Co. Fair's be t horse showmrut, A3 Students purchase class bric , A3 ~ l'rintldon 100% Reqclcd Nc~ print D~ Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Woman injured, man charged in altercation OBITUARIES Page AS BY BRIAN J. REED BREED MYOA ~YSENTINa :oM • Helen June Kelly I Boehner jabs at Iraq war e surge critics MILWAUKbE (AP) Congresstonal leaders who opposed the troop surge in Imq are now taking credit for it, .md President Burack Ob.mld is more \\ orried .tbout ending the \\ ar th.m winning it, House Republican leader John Boehner satd Tuesday. Bochner made his remarks at the American Legion's national comcntion in Milwaukee hours before Obama \\as scheduled to deh\er nn Oval 1 Office speech markmg the end of t.: S combat operauon in lmq About 50.000 U S. troops rematn in lmq in a traimng and backup role, All forces are lleotute:a to\\ tthdraw by end ot 2011. ''Today \\C mark not the defeat tho e \Otces anticipated l oday \\ e mark not the defeat those "oices nnttctpated but progress.'' Boehner atd Obama "'a an early critic of the \\ar, spoke out agamst it dunng the U.S. invasion and promised dunng lm campaign to end the cortflict. Boehner, a I 0-term congresstonul veteran from Ohio, could become the House speaker if Republicans take control of the chamber in November's elections. He choked up as he heaped praise on veterans and kept hts criticisms \ague. He listed three Ia" makers. including one in the House and another in the U.S. Senate, \\ho said forr President George W. sh'<; troop surge in 2007 • wouldn't \\Ork t \\Ork but didn't name them. REEDSVILLE REEDSVILLE A Reedsville woman was hospitalized for injuries she sustained when struck by a pickup truck Monday night, hut Sheriff Robert Beegle said the man driving the truck was escaping from shots being fired at him. Marty Chtldress. 52, \\as jailed l<~tc Monday for allegedly firing a handgun at Allen Hedges late Monday on Ohio 124 111 the community of Reedsville. The inctdcnt, Beegle said. had begun with a verbal confrontation between the men and escalated into a physical altercation hefore Childress opened lire and Hedges app.trcntly tried to !lee the 'ICCne in his truck. When Hedges did o, Center, Columbus, by he c;truck Childress and medical helicopter his companion. Childress "as treated Beegle said the first and released by an area call to come into the hospital, Beegle said, for depnrtment relating to minor injuries. Hedges the incident was from was struck by pieces of Susan Bond. 32, who asphalt damaged by the reported she and a man gunfire. who lived with her had Se' en shots were fired been struck by a 'i chicle in the incident, Beegle and injured. She was said. includin~ some taken to 0' Blencss which hit a buildmg nearMemorial Hospital and by and Hedges' vehicle. then to Grant Medical The Ohio Bureau of Meigs artist featured presenter at 'Women Speak' BY CHARLENE HeEFUCH liOEFLICH@ MYDA.. ..YSEN· TINEL COM POMEROY .Meigs County Artist Cathy Cultice Lentes, will~ a featured presenter at the Appalachia project "Women Speak." to be held Sept. 16 in the ARTS/West Performance Center in Athens. Lerrtes is a p~t. es ayist and children's "riter and educational diagnostician for the PO~tEROY Foothills Festival fun for everyone Athens-Meig~ BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDA LYSENThELCOM HARRISONVlLLE HARRISONVILLE "The weather was perfect, the crowd "as huge, and the mustc was \\onderful'' That's how Jenmfer Sheets described the fifth annual Foothills Blues & Arts Festhdl held last "eekend. on the Sheets family farm near Harrio;om illc "It \\<as a time ofbringin~ music and art together.' she commented WEATHER Sit Down Baby, a four-p1ece band from Provrdence Rhode Island, was one 14 bands playing on two stages at the Foothill FestiVal. addmg that 14 acts were on two stages and about two dolen local and regional artisans were on hand to demonstrate and dtsplay. A~nin this year artists affihated wtth the Athens Local Profe sional Artisan and Craftsmen Association partictpated with di pia) s of the in\ ork. Jared Sheet . pre ident Please see Fest. A2 Scout Troop burned by fire BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT High: 95 Low: 62 INDEX X Si·C110NS - Calendars l2 PAlOI.S A3 B2,3,4,6 Comics Bs Editorials A4 Sports 2010 B Section . Qluo Vnllcv l'l•blishtn& Co liJ.IJ ,I ,!1.!1.11 . Crimmal Identification and Investigation helped process the scene, and eyewitness accounts from neighbors are also being considered in the investigation. Beegle did not indicate whether additional charges might be filed, but said he believed Hedges was only trying to protect himself when he left the scene in his truck. MYOAlLYSEtlTI~ELCOM POMEROY POMEROY The Boy Scout Oath a~ks scouts to "help other people at all times'' only at this time, one troop is in need of help from others. La t m6nth when a fire, later determined to be arson. destroyed the Hemlock Grove Christian Church. it also destroyed the home and belongings of Tri-State Area Council's Boy Scout Troop 299. comprised of 17 area youths rrom Hemlock Gro}e. to Kutland, to Racine, to Mason. W.Va. 1be troop 15-year is led by SL outmaster Greg McCall who's abo an Eagle Scout nnd longtime church member of Hemlock Grove Christian Church. "We're goin~ to carry on regardless.' ~1cCall said about the absence of • Submitted photo Members of Boy Scout Troop 299 prepare for the flag raising to commenc~ ~he 201 o Meigs County Fair The troop, which calls the Hemlock Grove Chnstlan Church home, lost all its belongings in the fire which destroyed the church last month. a permanent home and ' have to b\! ll''Cd as back- hammer h~·nd, coffee ups The fire destroyed mugs, and the marblr loss of bclonl?ings. McCall srud the troop many camping tents. He base of a trophy. Jtcms were totally has been meeting at his cstim.ttcs it \\ill cost '' hich home and a cnmp out is planned for this month though he said it mnl resemble a "circus · because of the different· colored tents which will $5,000 for the troop to replace the lost equipment. In all. the onl) recO\ercd troop objects \\ere some burned cook\\ are. n destroyed included camping gear such .l, seven, t\\ o-man tent . an ~':dO' wall tent, t\\O Please see Scouts. AS Educational Service Center. Winner of the Judson Jerome Scholar~hip in Poetry, the Appalachian Poetry Award. and a residency at the Vermont Studio Center, Lentes· work appears in many literary journals and magazines. as well as numerous anthologies. Some of her poems about life in Meigs County were featured as part of Ohio's Bicentennial celebratton in Columbus, and appear in the anthologte . "I Have My Own Song For It: Modern Poems of Ohio": (Unh er...ity of Akron Pre,s). and ''OhiO Connections" (Thurber House and The Ohioana Library). Lentes has done numerous readings of , her work and participated in the ''Women Speak" program prevtousl\. Tl1e event is the third presentation of spoken artistry. presented by the Women of Appalachia Project. created and perfonned by "omen living in Southea't Ohio. This fall'' e\·ent will highlight the work of 13 \\ riters, ... ingers and performers, from Meigs. Athens, Hocking and ~1or~an counties, pro\ idmg the commumty "ith a unique opportunit~· t.o experien~e a very t~tt­ mate glnnpse mstde the lh es Atnd culture of eal'h artist. Founder/curator of th~ project. Kari Gunter-Seymour points out that _many people ha\ e an tmage of' an Appalachian \\Onl.ln, and they look dO\\ n on her. The Women of Please see Artist. A5 �PageA2 The Daily Sentinel VVcdnesday, Sept. 1, 2010 Earl could force US e~acuations ahead of Labor Day RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) A powerful Jlumcane bnrl threatened to sidc~wipe much of the bast Coast just ahead of L.tbor Dtty, worrying countlec;s vacationer~ who planned to spend the tl~tlhtional last week nf sunu11cr nt the beach. ~fhe redcral Emergency Agency Management warned people along the Eastern Seaboard to prepare for po sible e\acuations nnd islanders in the Turks and Caicos hunkered down in their home Tuesday as the Category 4 hurricane steamed al.TO s the Caribbean wnh winds of 135 mph. Earl "'as expected to remain mer the open ocean before turning north and' running parallel to the East Coast, bringing high winds and heavy min to North Carolina's Outer Banks hy lnte Thursday <lr early hidc~y hom there. forecasters sdid, it could cune a\\ay from the coast somewhat .ts it makec;; it way north, perhnps hitting Massachusetts' Cape Cod .md the Maine shoreline on Friday night and Satutday. "My guests nrc calling and thev don't know what to do and I don't know what to tell them," said Dave Dawson. owner of the oceanfront Cape Hatteras Motel in Buxton, N.C. Forecaster<; cautioned that it \\as tJII too early to tell how close Earl m1ght come to land. But not "mce Hurricane Bob in 1991 ha~ such a powerful storm had such a large swath ot the l·ast Coast in its ~ights, said Denni'> Feltgen, spokesman for the National llumcane Center. E\ en if Earl sta) s well offshore, it will kick up rough surf .md dangerous rip currents up and down the coast through the Labor Day \\eckend. a prime time for bec~ch \ acat ions, forcc,tsters said. The approaching <;torm troubled ntan) ha~t Coa~t beach town~ that had hoped to capll.tllzc on the BP oil spill and druw visitors who normally v.u..:ntion on the Gull Coast. On Monda). hurl delh ered a glancing blm\ to several small Caribrean asl,mds, tearing roof<; oft homes ,md knocking out electricity to people m Angmlla, Ant1gua and St. Maarten. In Puerto Rico. near!) 187,000 people \\ere without power and 60.000 ,.,ithout water, Gov. Luis Fortuno o;aid. Cruise sh 1~s \\ere dl\erted and ll1ghts c.mceled aero s the region . But there \\ere no reports ol deaths or <;crious mjuncs. On Tuesday, guo;ty winds from burs outer fnnge wh1pped palm frond"' and- whistled through doors in the 'lurks and Caicos Islands as tied-down boats secsawed on white-crested surf Islanders gathered to \\ atch big waves pound a Grand Turk '>hore ac; the wind sent sand and salt spray fl) ing. In the U.S., FEMA administrator Craig Fugate s.tid state and local authoriues may need to order e\ acuations along the E.tstem Seaboard later this week 1f the storm docs not veer away as expected. As of late Tuesda} afternoon, Earl was centered about 150 miles east of Grund Turk island As of late Tuesd.ty afternoon, hurl wa"' centered about 150 miles east of Gmnd Turk ic;land and 1.000 miles southea!.t of Cape Hatter,ls, N.C'. and 1.000 mile" southeast of Cape away by the Gulf oil spill, bookings were up 12 percent over last year at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort The resort ~a nowhere near Earl's pr~ jected path, and spokeswoman Laurie Hobbs said she suspects the increase in reservations was partly because of a dtscount the hotel is offering and partly because of the hurricane. lf Earl brings rain farther inland, it could affect the U.S. Open tennis tournament, being played now through Sept. 12 in New York City. On the coast of southem Maine, about 15 people have already canceled Labor Day reservations at Burnette's qampground in York because of concerns about Earl, said owner David Woods. But a Labor Day weekend washout won't have the impact it would have had a decade ago. Hatteras, N.C. a it headed northwest at 14 mph. Close on its heels wa~ Tropical Storm Fiona, which was not expected to reach hurricane Mrcngth tor at least several days. Carl Hanes ol Newport News, Va., kept an eye on the weather reJXlrt as he headed for the beach near his rented vacation home in Avon, N.C. He, his wife and their two teenage children were anticipating Earl might force them to leave on Thursday, a day ahead of schedule. In Rehoboth Beach, Del., Jud} Rice said she has no plans to lem e the \acation home where she has spent most of the summer. In fact, the Oak Hill. Va., resident plans to walk around town in the min if it comes. In the Horida Panhandle, which has struggled all summer to . lure back tourists scared Stock investors brace for another ugly September • CHICAGO (AP) The econom) is weakening, home sales are plunging and stock are on a long slide. Now comes ornething e\en scarier for investors The econom) is weakening. home sales are plunging and stocks are on n long slide. NO\\ comes something even scarier tor investors the beginning of what ic; tmditionally the worst month in the market. Could stocks be headed for another September swoon! Mutual fund manc1oers tend to clean house alter Labor D,ty, t.tkmg profit on \\ 1nmng 11tock and wecdtng out portfolios before puttmg out the rosiest poss1ble endof-9uarter reports for t11e1r client~ Workers comtng back (rom summer break!. are nl o mclined to sell tocks as they Get the1r financial attmrc; m order. fl) festering ISSUe \\:ith the economy or stt>cks durmg the umJller, when trndmg 'ol1Jme is hght, tend to get put off until f,tll. The result: September is; usually a dog of a month for lhc market. It typically start with solid market increases, then tail s off, says Jeffrey Hirsch, editor-inchief of the Stock 1'rader"s Almanac. Four times in the pa t dcc.te\C alone, the S&P 500 hed at least 5 percent in September. The a\ erage September decline :;mce 1950 •~ 0.6 percent, accordmg to the Stock Trader's Almanac. l·ebruar} i~ the next worst, with an a\erag.e 0.2 percent los~. and December and November are the best, a\ cragmg I .6 percent gains. Of course, investorc; ha\en't forgotten that the :fin;mcml \\orld collapsed tn September just tY.o years ago. And the Sept. 11 uttacks, v.hach deh\en:d a de-.. to.taung blow to the stock market, remam a p mful memol). Th1o; }Car. there's a lot to frown about. The S&P 500 mdex ts dO\\ n 14 per cent from us h1gh in April, and "'as down 5 percent for the month of August. Stock ha\e fc11len because the econom1c recovery 1s faltenng. The cconom) has slowed to anemic growth, home ales the last three month are the wor t on record. consumer ~pend­ ing is l.tckluster and unemployment is stuck nc<~r I 0 percent. The slew of "'eak economic data sapped the market of'' hat little midS'ummer momentum it had nnd further shook the confidence of alrcad} Fest from PageAl of the Foothill s Music in~ for the Y.Cekend and FoundatiOn. .;;aid allen- this year more camper dance was up at l e.t~t 30 than C\er took ad\antage percent for this year's of the offer. "We're accomplishing event "'hich, as al\\ ay~. was free and famil) our goal of promoting friendly. Children's mu~ic and art." aid activities were incrc.1sed Jcnmfc1 Sheeb. noting this year and included that it i" only pos~ible balloon sculpting, story- . through support of the telling. face painting and community, the Ohw Arts Council and the a bounce house. As usual, the Sheets West Virginia Divio;1on of famil y offered free camp- Culture and History. August, even though he think' the September market dips are usuall} psy(. hologtc,ll. Some expcnenced market participants, ho\\ e\er, dtsm1.,s the significance of the trend and sa) it ,.,ould be a mi'>takc to try wary investors. The unccrtamty is a serious consideration for financial ad\ 1scrs ~uch a lJommtck \etrano of Fountamhead F111ancml m Ch1cago. He holds off puttmg more money into stocks begmning in to time market decisions ba ed on seasonal data from past years. lnve tors ultimately should be gu1ded by the financ1al health of the compames they're considering im esting in. H1rsch. the market histo- rian, agrees that history shouldn't guide investing alone. After all, the S&P 500 advanced 4 percent last September. But he maintains that the numbers are too meaningful to dismbs entirely. EnJOY Great Savings, Service and Benefits ... with the AARP Auto & Home Insurance Program from The Hartford. 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X 4" $69.20 STS $94.80 $118.50 2 Col. x 2" $34.60 Switch today! . 1-866-541-0834 �~------------~~--~----------~~----~~~------~~--~----~--- - -------• a eA3 The Daily Sentinel Evans awarded scholarships JJUI~CHASE BI~IC:l{S RACINE RACINI: Samuel Ev.llll\, on of in and Debbte bans Racine, has received rce scholarships One was from the Ohio Valley Bank, another from the Rutland High School Alumni, and a third from Chester Council 323. Daughters of Ame1 ica. Presentations were made by 1om Wiseman. president and chief operating officer of Ohio Valley B,mk, and Chttrlottc Gmnt. a 1958 gmduntc of Rutland lligh School and grandmother of Evans from the Alumni Association. E\an~ was '>ponsored hy his grandparents, Everett and Charlotte Grant, for the DofA scholarship. He will be attending Hocking College in September, majoring in heavy equipment management . Submitted photo Students m each grade at Me1gs Primary and Me1gs Intermediate Schools recen'lly met the challenged of raising enough money to purchase a commemorative brick for thetr respective. graduating classes to be placed at the Meigs Local Enrichment Foundation's new complex. The PTO for the schools challenged stu· dents w1th a matching grant to purchase the bricks If the students could raise half the money. Each grade needed to ra1se $250 w1th the PTO matching the remaining $250. This means there will be a class brick for the years 2017-2022 placed at the new complex at Meigs High School. The students said they're excited about the new complex bemg a part of the1r future in Meigs Local Schools Pictured are, front row (from left) Layne Acree and Elena Musser. Class of 2017, Bradley Logan, Class of 2018, Allison Hansllne, Class of 2019, Landon Acree and Bobby Musser, Class of 2020, Connor Logan Class of 2Q21 back row (from left) Kristin Baer, Me1gs Primary pnncipal, Sharon Hawley, Me1gs Elementary PTO trea~urer, Sally Hanstme, Meigs Elementary PTO co-president Steve Musser MLEF treasurer, Dann Logan Meigs Intermediate pnnc1pal. • Submitted Photo Charlotte Grant presents a Rutland Alumni scholarShip to her grandson. Samuel Evans. The Cutting Crew & EDWARDS TAKES •AWARD Cominunity Calendar \\'illiams Loggi11g Submitted photo PUBLIC MEETINGS Wednesday, Sept I PAGEVILLE PAGEVILLE Scipio Township Truc;tees, 6:30 p.m, Page\ ille town hall. POMEROY POMEROY Meigs County Board of Health. regular meetmg, 5 p .m., health department conference room Monday. Sept. 6 RUTLAND RUTAND Rutland hap I ru~tees. 5 p m: at Rutland Hre Statton 7~~ Lyd1a Edward~. 8, Middleport, was named Best Showman at the 2010 Me1gs County 4-H and FFA Horse Show She was selected by the JUdge out of 23 entnes. Edwards 1s a member of the Rough A1ders 4-H Club. Church. 10 a m. service follov.ed by noon potluck dinner. and afternoon service .11 I :30 p.m. w1th singing by Brian and Family Connections. Rev. Norman Taylor. preaching. MIDDLEPORT MlD DLEPORT Special ser vice, 6 p.m.. Old Bethel l·ree Will Bapti(!t Church, fcatunn~ preaching b) Gary Gnffilh. Pac;tor Ralph Butcher and Assastant Brother Clyde Ferrell. ~'t~~~~ ~~. Other events Saturday. Sept. 4 RUTLAND RUTLAND Ch1ldren 's Ministries of Rutland Church of God hosts Wedne day, Sept. I CHESTER CIIESTER "Back to School Bash'' Open meeting of Chester from noon-4 p.m. at the mflatables, Garden Club, with Craig church. Matpeney as speaker. gamec;, the event 1s free. 7:30 p.m., Chester Birthdays United Methodist Church. Refreshments. Sunday, Sept. 5 Door priles. Public invitRACINE RACINE ed. Mildred Shuler wm be Titursday, Sept. 2 CllbSThR CHbSl ER celebrating her 97th Chester-Shade Historical birthday on Sept. 5. Ac;sociation. 7 p.m .• Cards may be sent to her at 44826 Rec;ort Road. Chester Courthouse. TUPPI:RS PLAINS Racine, Ohio 45771 TUPPI· RS PLAINS The Tuppers Plams Post 9053 Lad1es Auxiliary, 7 p.m. at the hall Fnday, Sept. 3 CENTER SALEM ALEM CENTER • Meigs County Pomona Grange 46, 7:30 p.m. at Star Grange hall. Jnspection and installation of officers. All Stntc craft. sewing, photogmphy and art contests will be judged. Refreshments. Saturday, Sept. 4 SALEM CENTER SALEM CEN'I ER Star' Grange 778 and Star Junior Grange 878 potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. followed by meeting at 7:30 p.m Planning for the Oct. 3 chicl.cn barbe-· cue. Clubs and organizations : Church events Sunday. Sept. 5 POMEROY POMEROY Homecoming at First Baptist Church. 10:30 am .. ~-<r"""'" Chorders uartet. I'OMbROY POMEROY 'I he Fore~t Run-Asbury Methodist congregations will cckbrate Lubor Day by wearin~ work clothes and bnnging items which represent their work nt today's service. SYRACUSE SYRACUSh llomccoming at the Syracuse Community . Calll-888-696-2341 WEDNESDAY TELEVISION GUIDE --- • .-.I A _.::..... - ' . . . . . . . _ ... ~ i:a.._ ~ ' .W" .'..U....:'~--'~ . ·•. :. _ News N•ghtty Business News News Big Brothe• • WGN NI!Ws footblll Bu~nl f-Inal Score Ton ght I ( �PageA4 The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 1, 2010 The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Sammy M. Lopez Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Pam Caldwell Advertising Director ConJ!rt•ss shall make 110 law respecting an establislwrerzt of reliJ!ion, or Jlrolzibitiug tire free exercise tltrrt·of; or abridging tlze freedom of speeclt, or of tltt press; or tire right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Got,ermueut for a redress of griea,attces. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Some states suing feds also claim health subsidies BY • : • • • : : ' • RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR ASSOCIATED PRESS More than half a dozen states sumg to overturn Prc!>1dent Barack Obamn ·~health l.are 1.1w are also claiming its o;ubs1die"i for wvering retired state go' ernment emplo) ees. according to a list released Tuesda) b) the admimstratton. About 2.000emplo)eN h.tve been nppro\ed tor the extm help to cm er early retlreeo.;, mamly pm me buslnes es. But the hst also mcludes se\en tates suing to overturn the health care O\ erhaul as an unconstitutional power crmb b)' the fedeml government. The e\en are Ar11ona, Idaho. Indiana, 1 oui<>J.ma. Mu.:h1gt~n. ~ebraska and Nevada. The) are p.1rt ot ,, group of 20 states that have challenged the Ia\\ 's requirement for most Amencnns to ~.:an; health m-;urance or face fines from the IRS fhey m •ue that go-.ernment cannot order mdl\Jduals to buy a particular product The admini'itmtion counter-; that the mhndate falls w1thin bro.1d powcrr; confc1 red on Congress to regulate mterstate commerce l11e )p;t of employer~ \\ ho have expressed an mterest m the ubsJdtcs mcludes about half the J·ortune 'i()() ~ompa01es a" .,.. ell as st.tte and local gO\ mm ts educ. twnal Jll'>lttutJOn un on'> and onprotlt or mz tJon.,, the dm m trntwn srud A ll tJI of J(i t te h vc been pplO\-ed. and more are expected to appl) As medtcnl coo;ts <;Oared m the last 20 )'ears. employer:. h 1\e drnm<~hcall)' c, led back retiree health CO\ era •c The share of large compames prO\ tdmg the beneht dropped from 66 percent in !98X to "'~9 percent la-;t )'Car Insurer; u-,uall) ch, r older udult se,ernl ttmes more than \\hat peop e tn theu ~Ch and 40s pa) To tr) to 'it bli1Lc 1 precanous s1tuatton, the he lth l 1re I w prO\ dec:, $S b1lhon to help employer~ m,unt. c.overn e for early rettreec; age SS and older but not yet ehlpble for ~edicare Th go"ernment subs1dy amounts to 80 percent of med1cal d,um-; between )15,000 and $90,000 siomftcnnt asststance to help cover h1gh-cost rettrees and eh!•lble family mcmberr.;. Companies c,m usc the federal rnoney to lo\\Jer thcu own costs, or pclss on the S<IVlllgs to their retirees through lower premiums and reduced cost shanng. 1--tnm that recei\C federal help have to fOJmally notify thetr retiree-. that the) 've gotten a subsidy. The rettrec as!>istum:e i"i designed as temporary rehef until the health c<~rc hm is fully m place m 2014. That's when ~ompetJII\e msurance market-; w ill open for busme.<>s, and eligible individuals can get go"emment tax credits to help pa)' premium . It'!\ unclear \\hat \\Ould happen if the SS bilhon nm~ out before 2014 The pnvate empiO)Cfl> c1ppr0\ ed for the subsidy mclude 1 e\'1 StrciU'>S, l nited Airline<;, Kellogg ( o .. \1attel. Hewlett-Packard and Do.,... Chemical. to name a few. The As-;ociated Press will al~o be getting the subsidy AP IS a not-for-profit news cooperative, owned by tts Amencan newc:,paper and broadcast member<>. 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Yet not only does thts seem not to be the case, but the new generattOrt' of persecution threatens to be e\ en more onerous, couched as it 1'\ in Jmgoi ttc terms and center d n ro'> m ' e 's patnotism t f .,...ar It has spawned ) n osque battles far from Ground Zero. in places hke Tennesc;ee. California and Michigan. Indeed, e those nominally in fa,or of e onstruction of the commumty center tend to dutiful)) give lip ervice to the notion of Ground Zero as special, as ''hallowed ground.'' a phrase bandied about eagerly on the Sunday news show circuit. Yet even cursory examination reveals thb claim to be absurd. Ground Zero is the site of the lan.!est terrorist attack on An'ierican soil. not the site of a religious miracle. It has not been consecrated as a unique holy site for Christianity. Judaism. Islam. or any other religion. In fact the clo:sest we get to attaching any religious significance to Ground Zero i from the cult of Americans who \\Orship at the altar of endless \varfare, m \I; hich one of the greatest tragedies in modern American history has been t\~isted and per- r l J JGR~I>.'t G~~~ GOSS (Jason Ditz is news editor at Anllwar.com.) • .l t-1\\l\\L~1t.V Or ~\)NK~'1 ~~~1, UT1LE V\RTY S\RV\£ ft.t.T... C:,R~~y GR\~~ GOV\\t.R GUTS ... ~ verted into the founding myth of a new religion giving America a divine duty to launch crusades across the Muslim world. Yet the Cult of the American Warfare State, even if one is to call it a religion (and certainly its most eager adherents give it all the trappings of one), is not the official national religion. and it does not have the inherent right to persecute Islam any more has the right t6 Christians or Je\\S. The fact ttia~ some Americans. e\en large numbers of Americans, would ha\ e their feelings hun by the lslam1c Center is not even close to a good reason to forb1d it, nor are the polls pointing to large majorities of Americans opposing the mosque. In fact the e polls have engendered a certain measure of collective cowardice among those in favor of rdigiou~ freedom in this country, as only a handful of us dare to state the obvious. logical conclusion of our beliefs. that the large majonty of the American people are flat out. dangerously wrong. I pray that they realize this before it is too late, and freedom of religion in America ~comes. ns o many other things. a victim of misguided patnotism. .t J J J Send address correc Editor: Cl'arl ~e Hoell h Ext 12 Reporter: Br r Reed Ext 14 Reporter: Both Sergent ht 13 General Manager In 1797, President John Adams -;igned into effect the Treaty of Tripoli, which among other things declared that the L nited States "is not. in any sense. founded on the C'hnstian rehgwn and th. 1t hac; no mherent ho uht) mst Mu<>hm The tre t)' wa mously ratified m the l S Sen te (onl)' the third un mmous \Ote m its htstory) and was entJrely noncontrover;ial This Amenca w l I) unreco mzable od carefull)' mnnutactured ~ontro­ ver;)' surroundmg the o called Ground Zero Mosque, an Jslamic community center proposed to be built some two blocks a\\ay from the site. A treaty claiming either of this things would be sure to be fought tooth and nail in the Senate. and would certainly be at the center of a national debate about exactly how much hostility to Islam is uppropriatc. America; of course, is no stranger-a religious bigotry. and I '' ould be remiss to claim that the recent strain of l'ilamophobia is somehow unique in American history. In the mid-19th century. the Know-~othi ng movement virtually defined American religious bigotry for generations to come. with 1ts harsh and often 'iolent persecution of Catholics. Maybe Publ1shcd Tuesday through Fnd~ 111 Co:Jrt Street. Pomeroy OhiO Second postage pa1d at Pomeroy Member: The ASSOCiated Press and the Oh o Newspaper !Ions to The Oatly Sentmel, PO Box 129 Pomeroy 0t'10 45169 Circulation Manager: 740·446· 2342 Ext 11 Bv JASON Orrz Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Our main number Is (740) 992·2156. 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Road, chest pain; 8:47p.m., U.S. 33/Townsh 27 A. brush flre: 9:23 p.m .. Ohio 124, Reeds vi son hit by car. Tuesday 7:41 a.m., Fairgrounds Road. chest pain. DuPont (NYSE) DuPont (NYSE) 40.77 US Bank (NYSE) US Bank (NYSE) 20.80 Gen Electric (NYSE) Gen Electric (NYSE) 14.48 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) HarleyDavidson (NYSE) 24.33 JP Morgan (NYSE) JP Morgan (NYSE) 36.36 Kroger (NYSE) Kroger (NYSE) 19.73 Ltd Brands (NYSE) Ltd Brands (NYSE) 23.60 Norfolk So (NYSE) Norfolk So (NYSE) 53.68 OVBC (NASDAQ) OVBC (NASDAQ) 19.79 BBT (NYSE) BBT (NYSE) 22.12 Peoples (NASDAQ) Peoples (NASDAQ) 12.09 Pepsico (NYSE) PepsiCO (NYSE) 64.18 Premier (N Premier ( 6.75 Rockwell Rockwell 51.14 Rocky Boots DAQ) Rocky (NASDAQ) 7.66 Royal Dutch Royal Dutch Shell Sears DAQ) Sears (NASDAQ) 61. Wal-Mart Wal-Mart 50.14 Wendy's . (NYS (NYSE) 3.91 WesBanco (NYSE) WesBanco (NYSE) 15.25 Worthington (NYSE) Worthington (NYSE) 14.22 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of transactions for August 31, 2010, provided by Edward Jones financial advisors Isaac Mills in Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero in Point Pleasant at (304) 6740174. Member SIPC. ts Briefs Common Pleas POMEROY -The following actions were · ed in the public record by Clerk of Courts Arich: W .......___________ -~~---~~~-"!'""- Pageant deadline Saturday Domestic • Dissolution granted to Jeffrey Michael S Angela Marie Stethem. • Divorce granted to Karen M. Counts from M. Counts. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. POINT PLEAS• William D. Reed sentenced to four I 1 ANT. W.Va. The Third months, on charges of tampering with ev hav- 1 Annual Miss Mothman ing a weapon under disability, permitting drug Festival Pageants will be five years community control and 500 hours held Sept. 17 and 18 at the nity service. Point Pleasant Riverfront Park. On Friday, contesSheriff tant.;; in the Teen, Miss, Ms. and Mrs. will compete, and POMEROY - Sheriff Robert Beegle re on SaturdaY.. the children's recovery of a trailer reported stolen from pageant Will be held for while it was at Eastern High School. The contestants ages two-12. tools stolen from another incident, along wit This pageant is open to anystolen air conditioners believed to have been one, ages two-married from local churches. were recovered in Le v. omen. Contestants do not Township Monday. have to be from West VIrginia to be eligible. For an entry fonn. please send a request to Jrussmothmanfcsti\ alpageant@ gmail.co m or call 30-593-8998. VIsit missmothmanfestivalSunny, less than a tenth pageant.com for more info. except a high near 95. inch, m wind becoming amounts po!>si southwest around 6 mph. thunderstorms. Wednesday Night: Fridav Night: Mostly clear, with a low cloudy: with a around 62. Light and around 59. POINT PLEASANT, variable wind. Saturday: Sunny with I W.Va. POINT PLEASThursday: Sunny, with a high near 74. ght·l ANT, W.Va. The inauSaturday a high near 95. Calm wind Mothman 5K becoming southwest Mostly clear, with lo\\: 1 gural 1 Run/Walk is slated for around 51. between 5 and 8 mph. nny, 1 8:30a.m., Saturday. Sept. Sunday: Most! Thursday Night: 18, Mostly clear, with a low with a high near 1 The event will take Sunday Night: around 67. Light north place during the annual clear, w1th a low wind. Mothman Festival. Prizes Friday: A slight chance 55. be awarded to the will Labor Day: of showers, then a chance first overall male and of showers and thunder- with a high ncar female finishers and all storms after 1Oam. Monday Night: age group winners. The clear, with a low Mostly cloudy, with a 5K will take place in high near 84. Chance of 62. downtown Point Pleasant, Tuesday: Sunny. precipitation is 40%. starting at Tu-Endie-Wei high near 88. New rainfall amounts of State Park and ending at the Mothman statue, located at Gunn Park. Registration will take place at 7:30 a.m. at the start line prior to the race. fromPageAl Entry forms are available at The Point Pleasant Register office, the Point Pleasant Ohio Valley Manderfield, Appalachia . ~roj~ct Bank branch, Harris encourages participation Masada, Steak House and the from women of diverse McCung. Pleasant Valley Hospital backgrounds, ages and Mcvicker. Wellncss Center. experiences to come Richardson, S For information. call and together, to embrace the Saines, 7 40-645-8464. stereotype, to show the Wiliams. ARTS/West is Hm .. c:nc;;u whole woman; beyond the superficial factors at 132 West S that people use to judge Athens (7 There, is no her. LEON. W.Va. LEON. "Spoken art is by. its attend although W.Va. The Baden very nature a transient tions will b~ "----..,.says Gunter- the door. art.," Seymour. "Seconds after the artist's thoughts are spoken, they are ju.st that quickly gone. Yet m that quiet powerful mom~nt we may hear somethmg that tickles across our senses, like it belongs to us s thoughts are spoken, they are just that quickly gone. Yet in that quiet powerful moment we hear something that es across our senses, • it belongs to us translating the SJ?Oken into the visual withm our minds.'' The presentation is scheduled from 6-8 p.m. with a reception to follow. Participating artists will be Adnenne Appell, Colleen {:arow, B.A. Code, Amy Coombs, Lentes, Kari GunterSeymour, Anita Martin Criminal Meigs County F Mothman 5K set Community Council will sponsor an old-fashioned ice cream social on Saturday, Sept. 4 beginning at 4 p.m. The event will take place at the Baden Community Center along Rt. 87. The ice cream will be frozen at the center on Thursday, Sept. 2 starting at 6 p.m. All help will be appreciated on both Thursday and Saturday. of Any donations desserts may be brought to the center on Saturday afternoon. Donations of vegetables may be brought on Thursday evening. The menu will consist of homemade ice cream, homemade vegetable soup, hot dogs, sloppy Joes, cakes and pies, soft dnnks and coffee The public is mv1ted to attend. various items, records and including four flags, troop flags, flags including the 1950's, two semaphore ,-·c··-, trophies, patches, charter. Also flames, many ed items made scouts including: wu1uut~n tables, a wooden two Klondike (winter) wooden McCall, who is on the building cotiPffiJlttee for the new said the Hemlock Christian Church remain the Troop's ter sponsor and home. According to the Boy Scout Law, a scout is always supposed to be "friendly" which bas been put to the test since four alleged arsonists have been charged with destroying the church. McCall said since the fire, the boys have learned you can be friendly but that doesn't, mean you have to be someone's friend unless they've earned the right. ''My grandfather used to say 'you should trust everyone and then they have to earn it back,"' McCall said. As trust in a larger plan resonates with the troop and the church, McCall said he's received offers of help to assist rebuilding the troop though more are welcome. For those wishing to make donations of equipment or money, call McCall at 992-6073. Checks can be mailed to BSA Troop 299, 40667 State Route 681, Shade, 45776. Monetary donations are tax-deductible. mplete Gynecol is right round the corner... I 1 Artist • Ice cream social You're pproved for a Ne Computer ~J1J,r,'M(J, Board Now Accepting N For more .lftWUIMI)t~ll\ft or to schedule an "ftft" please call: OLZER CLINIC �PageA6 The Daily Sentinel ASK DR.. BR.C)T HER.S He does not tJrust the boss Dr. Joyce Brothers right now that she wao;; so wife, in a pnmal sort of economy seems a very open 'm sure you will v. ay. But she needs to bad idcn. and it is no not do anything foolish. step up nnd take whatev- wonder she is alanncd Confrontmg the guy is er comes from her ill- and angered to have you another playground advised Christmas partl suggest such a thing You maneuver that will have llit1ation with the bo~s t should let her handle the know and obviously career move~. nnd she big-kid consequences. con~tdered. probably will be a lot It IS admirable that you haven't feel so protective of your Quittmg her job in this more aware of appropri- extremely angry With me. I just don't want anybody taking advantage of her, and at the very least feel I should confront this guy. How can I deal with this? Dear G .l<~: I'll bet your wife is very sorry ate boundaries in the future. But 1 wouldn-· count on her confiding 1 you much, if you ar going to overreact like this again. So try to be a bit more low-key while be111g there tor your wife. Dear Dr. Brothers: My wife recently told me that at the last Christmas party, her boss tried to hit on her! She said it was "no big deal" and laughed it off, saying she tan handle it NoY. that I know. J want to punch this guy in the face! Whenever l say that maybe she should find another job, she gets Bland reunion held POINT PLEASANT POlNT PLEASANT The James Walter and Icy (Bass) Bland reunion was held on June 26 At Krodel Park in Point Plea ant, W.Va. Attending "ere Donna Bentz, Tammy Simmering, Joseph Wines. Da\ id Johnson, Valerie Johnson Maknyla Johnson. Lisa Tucker, Philip Thcker, Corey Tucker. Bill Johnson. Sean Johnson, Randy Cobb, Linda Johnson. Callie Carether, Pat Carether, Lonnie Higginbotham, Norma Higginbottom. Mellisa Rollins. Roger Rollins. Tnru Rollins, Charles Bland Jr. Stephanie Bland, Ted Bland. Janet Bland. Chloe Hodge, Breanna Hodge. Ga\ in Clay, Dorse~ Ohlinger, Karen Carter. Roger Bonecutter, Opal Bonecutter. Ryan Dale Bonecutter, Clyde Connolly, Grace Connolly, Brenda Roush, Bob Roush, Kylie Oli-.er. Chesnie Brinker, Chloris Marr, John Lambert, Bonnie Gillespie, Jackie Gillespie. Aaron Ruffner, Zach Thompson, Leslie Thompson, Treyce Beckner, Autmn Beckner, Heather Spurlock, Hannah Spurlock., Rl\Ss Carson. Pat Carson, Wayne Zurcher. Sue Zurcher. Timothy Andrew Zurcher, Monica FultL, Nancy Hall, Jacoby Hall. Sonny Decker. Carolyn Decker, Don Byus, Debbie Byus, Lena Cobb, Rusty Cobb. Jayden Cobb, Goldie Wolford, Jeff Carson. Timmy Ohlinger, Robin Ohlinger. Chaud Ohfinger, Sienna Ohlinger, Brad Stone. Christy E. sick, Jim Essick, Braydon Essick, Chris Chancy, Tod Chancy, Jared OIIYer, Eumce Ton~. Paul Duft, Ryan Duff, Josh McCown. Boh Hawkins, Dottie Hawkins, Tony Hutton, Shelly Hutton. Jessi Hutton, Kadyn Hutton, Bruce Decker, Mildred Ztmmerman, Ja on Turner. Jayden Tumer, Jami Turner, Ruth Bland, Deana Spauding, Jesse Bailes, Trent Bailes, Andrea Datles, Mike BovAes, Jackie Bowles. Kayla lcenhower, Dusty f.dkins, Leanne Ohlinger. Seth Ohlinger, Trey Ohlinger. Sally Bland, Johnny Ohlinger, Laura Pullins. Recognized were Sally Bland, the oldest:Timothy Wayne Zurcher, the youngest; and Zach and Leslie Thompson, traveling the farthest, from Madison, Wisconsin. Those attending c.a1~1e from West Virgtma, Ohio, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Mt. Dew • Diet Pepsi Pepsi Cola 24 pack Cubes e~s· .49 After Instant In tore Coupon. Limit 2 '"hilc q uantitic'; last thru Labor Da) • M onda~ Sept. 6, 20 10 Family Pack, Fresh Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks 8 2.49,b California Red, Green or Black Seedless Grapes. 1.69,b • Assorted Varieties Hot Pockets 9 oz pkg Assorted Vanct s Assorted Vaneties Banquet Green G•ant Canned Vegetables Pot Pies or Fruit Pies 14 5 to 15 25 oz can 7 oz box So Cheezy Deluxe Macaroni & Cheese or Shells & Cheddar Maxwell House Coffee 34 5 oz can 12 to 14 oz box \ �Bl The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, September 1, 2010 ·~================================== LocAL SGHF.DL'U~ POMEROY - A acheacl• ol upOOmmg 1 high ac:-ool vc'SIIy eporllng evanll Involving lenrrs •rom Me~s Muon, and Gallla counties WMMI.dlly.~~ BY BRYAN WALTERS 1 Volloyball Wahama at Eastern 6 p m Golf Gal a Academy at l1onton 4 30 pm Ihi!IIday. StDtomber 2 Volleyball Ga Academy at JackSon 5 15 PIT' East rn at Tr:O'lble 6 p rr Southern at M le 6 p m Nelsonvil e-York at M g 6 p m RIVEir Va oy at Fa laoel 5 30 p "' Waharra at South Ga 6pm Go!! Mi er at Eastom 5 p m Tnmble at Southern 5 p m Athens at Metgs 5 p m South Gall a Po nt Pleasant at 1-ttdden Volloy, 4 30 p m Wat>ama at Belp o 4,30 p m Soccer Gull•a Acudurry at Marlena 5 p m Point Pleasant (G) c• Huntington St Joe. 530 pm OVCS at Pont Plo aot (B), 8 p m • Blue Devils fend off Point, 1-0 BWALTER$ MYOA.LYTRIBUNE COM ChN1 ENARY, Ohio - The Gallia Academy soccer program remained unblemished this 20 I 0 season following a hardfou_ght 1-0 victol) over 'isiting Point Pleasant during a non-conference mntchup in Gallia County. The Blue Devils improved to 3-0 on the year after fending off the Big Black Knights, who fell to 0-4 this fall. Cody Robinson found the back of the net in the 35th minute. with the help of an assist from Casey Denbow. l'hat goal came;: ' JUSt before the intermis- sion. which ultimately proved to be the difference-maker in the contest Gallia Academy had 14 shots in goal in the con test, while Pomt Pleasant managed only five shots on goal. At the intennission, the discrepancy in shots on goal was 8-2 in fa\ or of the ho ts. Point Pleasant, however. had a goal taken off the board in the tina half after a comer kick resulted in a rebound - "hich Parker Hill planted m the back of the net. The goal was immediately waived off by the officials, who claimed that the ball had been illegally touched during the 26th minute. • Neither team managed a goal in the second half, although the Devils did have a penalty kick in the second half. Point Pleasant was also whistled for three yellow cards after the intennission. but none proved to be beneficial for GAHS. Zack Northup came up with five save$ in ~oal to earn the shutout victory, while Brady Reymond had nme saves in the setback. Gnllia Academy returns to action Thursdav when it travels to Marietta for a varsity~jtlnior varsity matchup at 5 p.m. Point Pleasant will host Ohio Valley Christian on Thur:-.day in a var~1ty matchup at 8 p.m. Bryan Walters/photo Point Pleasant's Tommy Foust, left, and Gallia Academy's Tyler Shockey battle over the ball during Tuesday's game in Centenary, Ohio. - .Er!J:In~L3 Football Htllsboro at Gal ta Academy 7 30 Blue Angels . win at Minford, · Fairland p.m. Fe and at Metg:; 7 30 p m M or at Eastern 7 30 p"' South G at Southam. 7:30 p rr. Wahama e1 Tnnillo 7 30 p AM!r Valley a1 Symmes Va 7 30 p.m Point Pleasant at Tolsla 7 30 p.m. Meadow Bridge atliaman. 7.30 p m. Volleyball OVCS at Cov;;nant 6 p m. Satualav.Sep~ Volleyball Easter., at Athens TBA Wahama at Butlalo, 10 a.., Croaa Country Ga oa Acadomy at GOIOO (CabeR M dland H S l TBA Eastern Southor'l Melg at Wane" 9am Point Pleasant at ChiCk F I A lllVItntloroa! e a m Ironton wins quad t Cliffside B Y B RYAN WALTE~S B'NAtTf$15 MVOA Yr 8 tiE COM GALLIPOI IS. Ohio - Vt ttJn Ironton held off a tno of local teams Monda)' e\ ening to claim a I0 stroke VIctory over the likes of Gallut Academ), River Valley and \\ahama during a quad golf match at Cliffside Golf Club in the Old hench City. The Fighting Tigers - with a team tally of 161 - held ofi the host Blue Devils by 10 c;hots, as GAHS finished second with n 171. Wahama was third o\erall with 202, while the Raider ended the da'l la!>t with a 205. • Core) Arthur Jed Ilia Academy and all · cipants v. ith a low round of 39, finishing as medalist with a 3-over par. Boeing Smith was next With a 42, followed by Derrick Gilmore with 44 and Rob Canady with a 46. Warren Patrick and Gus Graham also had respective rounds or 50 and 63. l\tatt Arnold paced Wahama with a 48, followed b) Dakota Sisk with 49 and Samuel Gordon With 51. Hoth Morgan Nottingham and Michael MacKnight added matching rounds of 54 • while Michael Hendricks nlso shot a 59 · led Kyle Bryant RVHS with a 47. follov.ed by Dan Goodrich with 50 and Derek Gibson with 51. Cody ith rounded out the 1111 score with a 57. att Brtll and Jacob Gilmore al~o had respective c:ffort::. of 5tJ a!ld 63. Ironton was led lw Andy Holzapfel, Maso;l Weisgarbcr nnd Josh Cooke w1th matching 40s, while Josh Mullins and Josh Zornes both added matching 41 s. John Willmms also tired a 48 for the victors. I B Y BRYAN WALTERS EmAI.TERS@I.MlAll.YmlBU!£.coM MINFORD, Ohio The Gallia Academy volleyball team faced a tough test in its season opener Monday night against host Minford. but the B,lue Angels ultimately passed with flyin~ colors during a 1 hard-fougnt 25-11. 22-25, 16-25. 2S-ll. 15-8 victory tn a non-conference matchup in Scioto County: The Blue Angels (1-0) had little trouble in the opening game, storming out to a 1-0 match lead after a convincing 14-point decision in Game I. The Lady Falcons (0-1 ), however. rallied back to win the nex1 two games for a 21 match lead 1fte ~uests retaliated with an mspired 14-point \ ictory in the critical fourth game to tie the match at Sarah Hawley/photos two-all, then rode that The Southern Lady Tornadoes volleyball team stands during the Nat1onal Anthem at the teams home opener momentum into the finale on Tuesday evening in Charles W. Hayman Gymnastum. The lady Tornadoes lost to non-league opponent for a seven-J;X>int victory - and ultimately the River Valley in three sets. match decLsion. Hale) Rosier led the Angels with 15 service JXlints, followed by Kassie Shriver with 14 and Bv SARAH HAWLEY 11annah Cunningham with SH~WLEY®MYDAILYTRIBUNECOM 13 points. Morian Leslie, Heather Ward and Morgan RACINE. Ohio Daniels also added respective point totals of 12. five The Rh·er Valley Lady and three points. Raiders (1-1) earned Ro ier. Cunningham and their firc;t wtn of the Leslie each had three ser20 I 0 volle) ball season \ice ace~. while Shriver on Tuesday evening chipped in two aces. with a three set victor) Daniels led the net attack mer Southern. '' ith I '2 kit b. and four The Lady Raiders blocks, while Leslie and won b) :.cores of 25 14. Cunningham added six 25-23, and 25-14 This kills and five kills. Cunninghan1 added four was the first ,., in for blocks and a team-best 16 River Valle) head coach assist~ to the winning Heather Pridd). cause. while Shriver conRiver Valley lead for tributed another 12 as~ists. the majorit) of the first Ward also had a team-high set. tnking a 9-0 lead on 15 digs defensively. the serve of A.;hley GAHS claimed an Randolph. ewnin<• sweep with a .25Southern lead for the 20, 2.S: 15 victory in the early part of the second junior varsity contest. Moll\ Smith and Rachel set, before the Lady l\1oms both paced the N Raiders battkd back for Angels with seven service the 25-23 victory. JXlints each. River Vallev and On Thesclity night, the Southern traded points Angels improved to 2-0 m erall after an ea-.y 25-11, lil the earl} part of set 25-15. 25-8 victory over three, before River host Fairland. Valley scored 10 ·conShri\er led the service secutive points of the attack '' ith 17 l??ints and serve of Beth Mtsner. eight aces. whtle leslie "1 he Lad) Raiders won and Cunningham added 25-14 in set three. nine and se'l en points. The Lady Raiders respecti\ eh. Daniels and Rosier botfi had !'ix points, were led by Randolph follo\\ed b) Breanna West With 20 points. ~11sner "ith five point-;. 1 had I 0 points for the D:mieh led the net attack I ady RRider<; and added '' ith 13 kills, followed by one kill. Kaitlyn Shriver and Cunningham . Roberts had 10 kills and tl\ e kills apiece. two blocks, Kelcie Southern's Kelsey Strang spikes the ball during the first set of Tuesday's season with Daniels and Rosier - who Carter added four kills opener, as two River Valley players jump for the block attempt. Southern's Maggie had four kills in the win and two blocks. Katelyn Cummins (4) and Bobbi Harris (21) prepare for the return. both added a team-best Birchfield had four kills four ~pike~. Bub hi the junior \ arsity game scort.'S of 25-10. 25-2 I. three blocb. and l'racy Roberts Harris added four. Hope by scort.•s of 25-16 and and 25-16. 'lbt' Blue Angels return action 1bursday when added two blocks. Teaford had three, 25-16. Southern ''ill travel to the~ tnwcl to Jackson for Katelyn Hill led the Courtney Thomas had The Lady Raiders to Miller on Thursday Lady rornadoes "'ith three. Hill added eight, opened their season on for its TVC Hocking their SEOAL opener a~amst the lronladies. 'The eight points. Amber will begin Uaymnn and Maggie and Kelsey Strang hnd Monday'' ith a three set opener. "hile R i\ er tnpleheader with the freshmen contest two. loss to Trimble. The Valle) will play at Cummins each had one nt 5:15p.m. River Valley also won Lady Tomcats won b) Fairland on I hursda). block. 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Sept 3&4, 8·5, at the Rodney Community Butldng Very large garage movmg sale, Sept 3rd-4th, 8am·3pm, 36679 Rocksprings Ad, Pomeroy just S. of Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, largest in Meigs Co. little of everything, we brought it in by trailer loads, everything cheap & must go Home Improvements Pictures that have been placed In ads at SUMMER SPECIAL 1 Driveway Seal Coating & Repatr 2 Gutters cleaned the Gallipolis repa red & Instal e(l Daily Tribune 3 Patnting & yard must be picked work & mise odd within 30 days. JObs Any pictures Senior drscount that are not licensed & bOnded picked up will Home ph 304-882 3959 be Cell ph 304-812· ~~.~ooo.d,.liiis,.c,.a;.;rdiiiieiiidiio._. 3004 1 Day, Wed only! 5 family yard sale. Sept 2·4, first house on Georges Creek off At 7 ~=~===~ DIBECIY ====== --......---- Other Services Pets Miscellaneous Y..O.N.M;E MmP•n pups for sale CI<C reg. tails docked dewclawed, black tan marktngs, wormed, 1st shots, 8 wks mother prem, 3 ml<>s $250 2 females Trash & 1reasure Sale! 1111 Ohto Awe near ctty pool. Fn & Sat Sept 3 & 4. 4 Family Sale Get reliable phone service from Von age Call Today! 1-Bn-673·3136 Repolrs " ~~~~=== -;;;;;;;;;;;;Y;;;;a;;;;rd;;;;;;;Sa ;;;;l;;;;e;;;;;;;;;;;; - Giveaway black Lab m•x approxtmate 10 or 12 yrs old 740· 446-4310 700 AgricuUlwe AO.I Hallmark ornaments,Fumrture, Collectrble, no clothes, much more 4 Family Yard Sale, home deoore, new scrap booklng supplies, kid/adult clothes, books. sleeper sofa, meat st1cer Pandora style beads chairs Christ~as decor, lo~ of m1sc Sept 4 , 8-3, vacant lot across Smith GMC old At 160 and Pine ....-----~- Garage sale Sept 3&4, 9·5, located across from the Do It Center on McCormick Ad ,=;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;==- - - - - - - - Financial Services Orchardgrass, th•mothy & clover m•x. $2.25 bale, never wet 740-742· 7004 Big rndoor sale. Sept 3 & 4, 9·5, 121 Krneon Dr. Copier, shelves, wardrobe. mrcrowave, misc. items CB.EO.II CABO Wont To Buy Movtng sale \939 Chatham Ave July 1· 400 ®allipolis 11Bailp utribune ~oint ~leasant l\cgister The Daily Sentinel \[itnes -~entinel Financial BELIEE sp ce ..,3--~-~Elderbernes. Card Debt? Garage Sale Sept bushbernes. Coli Credit Gard 3407 black 3& 4 • pawpaws, 9 -4 l<e tools Relief for your free walnuts. 740-698· BuIaV1 lle P1 • ' consultation. clothtng & mtsc. 6060 1·877·264-8031 Yard Sale 911 3rd Ave 9·5 Sat Sept 4 cloth•ng, toys, mise 900 Merchandise 600 Animals household, Avon bottles. electronics, tool& much more Pets Equipment/ Yard sale Fri & Sat Supplies 218 Basil Ad - t- 2- . -G-a-ra-ge_ s_a-le- Sa 1 yr old black green go! Salon 4,6. 8·5, At 7 S on eyed cat to g1veaway Must to. good home. Shot, Equipment lor sale 15 Ann Dr Lots of reasonable 740·645· mtsc. . spayed & declawed 8599 Family yard sale liVIng room set. Female German dmette set. lots of Beauty mics Shephard-Akita Mix Black 6·7 mons old It wtll sandblast sand $6 ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ be o BIG dog needs per 1QO-Ib bag. ten Huge Yard sale Sept a place to run/play or more $5 each 3 & 4, 8·2, @ 3\0 304·773·5332 NelghtbOrhood rd Call 304·675·5161 Burled In Credit s ~~oaons ~:~~!6~~!10 ~~te3~~rd3~~~~~=P~ ~:~. Bands. Joe's Tv repa1r on Form Equipment most makes & models House calls John· Deere 5210 304·675·1724 tractor. 2950 hrs, excellent cond111on Security $10,750 fllrm 710· 379·2789 Free Home Security STIHL Sales & Service $850 Value Now Avanable at with purchase of CarmiChael ~Uipmenl alarm monitoring 740-44&2412 services from ADT Security Services. Hay, Feed, Seed, Coll t-888·274·3888 Grain • Hometown News •.Area Shopping • Local Sports • Community Calendar ... and much more. Yard sale t 454 Bnckschool rd across the AddMIIe School. 8·? Sept 3 & 4. 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Asking See $19,900. at Basement Sale· photos Ewings basement, www carmjchaeltraj!e 740-446300 4th St., mJ:QID Pomeroy, Oh 2412 9/412010,830-4:00 - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... BIQ, 2 famtly At 7, 2 1995 Sandpiper, .25' miles north of pull behind. · Chester (rain or kitchen, bathroom, shine) 8 til ?, lots of double bed, gas & drshware, electric refrigerator, applances, RV gas stove. supplies, 30' 5th m•crowave, gas wheel cover, lawn furnace, ale, new mo~ers, b•kes, oak battery, sleeps 6, entertainment oenter. great condition. morel Sept. 2·3, $5700, 740-949· - - - - - - - 2730 Fn. & Sat., Sept. 3rd ~=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ & 4th, 2 mi out Motorcycles Flatwoods Ad, lots of ~~~~~~­ stuff to many items 2007 HD Heritage to list, 9·3 Softail. 4,895 miles· Showroom cond. Garage sale· 912 lhru $16,000 negotiable 9/4, 2nd house on 740-446-0121 left at top of Chester ~:;..;.---....,_......,..., Hrll, clothrng, mise Large garaoa salebaclo. to school, chrldren's jeans, Shirts, Shoes. lamps, tables, furniture, toys coats,lots more, 3202 yellow house on left above pizza shop In Syrause, Weo. 1st, Thurs 2nd, Fir. 3rd ------Multi family yMd sale tns!de old Country Canj!e Shop at Minersville, Oh 2nd, 4t_h _ _ __ ,.3-rd_, _ Nelson Ave. Rutland Weo. thru Fri. car dolly, bicycles, bicyCle rack, tools, western bOots, guitar stands,'& many more 1v1toa ~~~--~--~ 2003 Neon Ssp, air, $3.200 080 2561539 and 2009 PT Cruiser automatic, air $6,200 OBO 2561233 95 GMC Jimmy, • Olds, 95 Pon:a Sunfire caH446·3243 afterS For Sale ly Own« apts $147.000 6 Sept 4th Kountry rent 52030 mo. 740• Resort Campground, 446 90 8·? open to public -03 ' - �www.mydallysentlnel.com For Sole By Owner Farm for sale In putnam Co WV 105 ncros w/public ulllltios. Mtncrals sold withe land Exc woodlands for hunung Several house & tes House on property, but needs work Rolling & many flat 15 m1n from • WV. $350 000 Contact Ketth Chapman 304· 654·6312 Apartments/ Townhouses ~;;;;;;;;~=~-.-. Tara Townhouse Apt 2BR 1 5 BA, bock paho, pool, playground No pets $450 rent 740·6458599 Se I "·.~. 1 br, $350 mo plus Coloma! home for utiht'es & deposrt, 3rd sale For more 1nfo St , Ractne 740·247 VISit www orvb com 4292 n40.256-eo 11 Middleport Beech St , 2 qr furnished !=:::~~~~~ apt., util pd depfr l No pets. 740·992· 0165 ===;;;;-==- - - - - - - - - Middleport N 4th Ave 2 room effiency Apartmenb/ apt. No pets Townhouses dep/re~. 740-992 0165 2nd fl1X11 2 BR Clean , new.y apartment, redecorated 1BR overlooking Galhpohs refnrence, deposit, CitY Park L R • no " pets 304 -675 _ kitchenld nrng area, 1 112 BA 5162 wa her dryer $600 1·2 BDRM APrs In mon + d p 740-446- Pt Pleasant all 4425 or 740-446- u1i tieS pald ca 1304- 1979 Oakbrook mob s home. 2BR 1BA 1973 Travel tra fer S1500 for both cal1441·5701 _3_so_-o_163---......- ~ Spnng Valley Green Apartments 1 BR at $395+2 BR at $470 Month. 446·1599 Taking appl cation for 2BR mob le Very good cond tion No pets $395 f'lon & dep 740-446-3617 Commercial 3 BA Mobile 4 re:~t Pt Pleasant or 304-675-3S 18 Happy Ad Lordy, Lordy Look Todd Dalidson ices Offered To place ali: ad Call 7 40-992..;2155 ..., ~-~~~-- Ntce 3 BR Gallipolis w/d $600 ' moNo Pets 740·591· 5 174 Jordan Landing Apts Now leasing 1,2 3 and .11 bedroom units. No pets. Ask for rent speetals. 304·610· ~====="'~ 0776 or 304-674· 0023 Houses For Sole 2BR Washer Dryer for sale by owner Hookup 2m1les from 740-441modular home hospital Houses For Rent 4 3702 or 740·286acres, country SJttmg 5789 2-3 Br house n the 7 m les from Vinton - - - - - - - - off of St Rt 325 3BR. FIRST MONTH country off US33 • Pomeroy, pond & 2BA garden FREE huge yard, $BOO mo tub dmlng room, lg 2 & 3 BR APTS & $800 security hvlng rm ulihty $385 & deposit Call 740· room all appliances UP, Sec. Dep $300 69 1106 includrng & up, 624 NC WID hook up. ~1B~R~S3~S~O,-m-o-nlh--ln washer dryer above pool ten Syracuse DepoSit d tached 30x56 3 am pays e ectrlc HUD approved no EHO pets 304-675•5332 bay garage $95 ooo call740-742 1900 Ellm View Apts. weekends'74o 591 304·882·3017 0265 2325 The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 ------~~~......- - - Rentab 3Br 2 BA mobl e for rent $500 mon & dep Newly remocf ed 740 367 n62 or 740-645 0460 2BR $300/month Aefernces, No Pets, NO CALL after 6 pm 740-441-Q181 s :~_'il ·. """'~ . . PSI CONSTRUCTION .sMITH - _I S(n:ia1.iziig :;:..of lll ~ Jdl:l udu:hrq, stonn, win:! & water damage. Roan Additions, Renxlcl.lllg, Metal & Shingle Roofs, te.... ~. sichng, Decks, Bathroan Remxlellll<J. Employment Ad • • • / mmlltrotive Professional Help Wonted General HOM I; CARE HEALTH WORKER Hrs Vary 4 mother AI z.he~nre r's Exp Red c rt 1 1 ross ce st ad CPR req smoker background Buffalo WV Putnam Co WV Call 304 545 RosCare Is acceptrn applications for fulltlme Drrector of Nur ng for tre Galhpohs and Chesapeake locations Interested 1 appl cants may apply .-8~ 03~~~~~:-: on lin at ~ Mointenonce I Re Carecom Domestic ~~~=~=~ Drivera & Delivery ~==;;;;;;;==;;;; Part trme malnlnnce Drivers needed COL personal wanted DMers wrlhng to 304-610-ons or drive for local ready- _3=04=-6...,7...,4...,0~0~2~3=~ m1x comp y Expentmce IS =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;M;;;;ed~iQO;;;I== 1 d b -: pre erre ut not Are you look ng to necessary Drrver advance your car er must be w. ng to do rn the Home He th pr m ntenance on field? Starting pay trucks and S121hr, 11 rnterested equrpment call740-350-4868 ya d/plant and othf'r -=-~~~--n cellancous Overbrook ,... Rehabt rtnhon Center chores ~:;Xperlence operating equrpment IS currently seeking and e X1 ra sk111 s such someone with a Tra1n as weld ng a plus the Trainer Start ng pay based Ccrtifrcation to teacl'l on exper ence and CNA classes AU drMng record ca 1 rnterested appl cants 304-773 5519 should p ck up an appliCation 1 333 Employment Page Street Agende 1 M ddleport Oh or ~=;;.;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;== contact M chelle A G1lmore RN DON at 740-992-6472 Overbrook IS an EOe:' and Part pan! D F WVI040954 Cell740-416-2960 740·992·0730 - -·~ ~~=-o.~C... 33 '\cars l<.xperience 304-773-5441 or 304-593-8458 0\mcJ: Snm Smith, Mason, W\ . YOUNG'S - - .ilia - ~ • a V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 740-591-0195 · 1Pomeroy, Ohio . _ : ··-~~!ears Local Expertence. ROBfRT BISSfLL . CONSTRUCTION *Prompt and Quality \\ork *Rca on.tble Rateo; * Insured • l<.xpcrienced References Alailable! 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Insured Free Estimates St.· Ravenswood , Soles BRAND NEW foreclos re 3br 2ba ===:====;;;; ready to move tnto 2 BR 1BA 88 Gort1 d $39 900 00 Ca I 740$425 mon $400 dep 446·3093 + utillt1es Hud ok Handy Man Spec1al 740-645-1646 Used 3 bedroom 2 1BA full bath $2995 1ncludes 1 basement, stove & dehvery Call N kk1 ref g turn , gas heat 740·385-4367 cnetral AJC, garage No Smoldng No pets $600 mon + dep 101 Mabellne Call 446-3667 NICe used 3 bed•oom home $4 995 1nclud ng delivery Call Inez 740 385 2434 FINO EVERYTHING YOU WANT OR NEED IN THE CLASSIFIEDS · ' ~uii, Insured Fm t'Stlmatcs •.25+ years experieare ... ~~"liiiMII.eMamiall!~& ~~ ·~· -. ~ Puhlil ~ -~--- ~nil("(-.; in Nc\\spapcrs. \our Right to h.no\\. D liH•rtd Right to \our Door. With so many choices, it's easy to get carried avvay With our Merchandise listings in the classifieds! f SHERIFF'S SALE, by deed dated Do· PUBLIC RECORDS from Lewis 0. Telephone: (740) CASE NO. 09 CV cember 19, 1882, OF MEIGS COUNTY Cooper to Eunrce 992-6689 100, and recorded In OHIO. A B. Swift be deed (8)18. 25, (9) PEOPLES BANK, Book 58, at Page AITORNEY FOR recorded In Volume NATIONAL ASSOCI· 390 of the Deed PLAINTIFF: ff7 on Page No. 128 ATION, PLAINTIFF, Records of Meigs Jennifer L. Sheets, of the Meigs County Public No11ce VS. County, Ohio. LIITLE & SHEETS Deed Records. ROCKY R. HUPP Being tho same real LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· Reference Deed: PUBLIC NOTICE AND CAROL J. estate conveyed to ond Street, Volume 222, Page NOTICE: Is hereby HUPP, ET AL., DE· Mrs. James H. Cllf- Pomeroy, OH 45769, 619, Meigs County given that on ThursFENDANTS, COURT ford, former grantor, Telephone: (740) Official Records day September 2 at OF COMMON by James H. Clifford 992'-6689 Audrtor's Parcel 10:00 a.m., a public PLEAS, MEIGS by deed recorded In 8(18), 8(25), 9(1) No•• 15.00110.000 sale will be held at COUNTY, OHIO. Deed Book 135, The above de- 211 W. Second _ _ _ _ _ _ _ scribed real estate By virtue of on Alias page 405 of tho Pomeroy Ohio. The Order of Sale Issued Meigs County Deed is sold as Is with· Formers Bank and Public Notice out of said Court In Records. out warranties or Savings Company tho above action, Reference Deed: SHERIFF'S SALE, covenants. Is selling for cash In Robert E. Beegle, Volume 162, Page CASE NO. 09 CV PROPERTY AD· hand or certlfcltd the Sheriff of Meigs 663, Meigs County 100, PEOPLES DRESS: 545 Park check the following County, Ohio. will Official Records. BANK, NATIONAL Street, Middleport collateral: • expose to sell at Auditor's Parcel A S S 0 C I A Tl 0 N , OH 45760 1983 International public action on the Number· 16- PLAINTIFF, VS. CURRENT OWNER: T r u c k ROCKY R. HUPP Rocky A. Hupp and 1HTAA 19EODHA247 front stops of tho 01360.000 Meigs County Cour- Tho above do· AND CAROL J. Carol J. Hupp. , 68 thouse In Pomeroy, scribed real es,ato HUPP, ET AL., DE- REAL ESTATE AP· 1989 Ford F250 Meigs County, Ohio, is sold "as Is" with· FENDANTS, COURT PRAISED AT: 1~HF26M5KNA135 on Friday, Scptom· out warranties or OF COMMON $15,000.00. The real 19 ber 10, 2010, at covenants. PLEAS, MEIGS estate cannot be 1995 Ford F2SO 10:00 a.m., the fol- PROPERTY AD· COUNTY, OHIO. sold for less fhan 1FTHF26F6SNA656 lowing lands and DRESS: 112 Maple By virtue of an Alias 213rds tho ap- 44 tenements: Pl:~ce, Pomeroy, OH Order of Sale Issued praised value. The The Farmers Bonk Situate In the VIllage 45769 out of sold Court In appraisal does In- and Savings Com· of Pomeroy, County .CURRENT OWNER tho abovo action, elude an Interior ex- pany, PomeroYi of Meigs and Stole Rocky A. Hupp Robert E. Beegle, amlnatlon of any Ohio, reserves the of Ohio and REAL ESTATE AP- the Sheriff of Meigs structures, If any, on right to bid at this bounded and PRAISED AT: County, Ohio, will the real estate. sale, and to with· described as fol- $15,000.0f). The re:~l expose to sell at TERMS OF SALE: draw the above col· lows, to-wit: Bogin· estate cannot be public action on the. 10°o down on day of lateral prior to sale. ning at the aold for less than front steps of the sale, cash or ccrtl Further, The Farm· Northwest corner of 213rds the ap- Meigs County Cour- fled check. balance ers Bank and Sav· lngs Company a lot formerly be- prolsed value. The thouse In Pomeroy, due on longing to tho ee appraisal does not Meigs County, Ohio, confarmatlon of reserves the right to tote of J. Vincent, Include an Interior on Friday, Septem- sale. reJect any or all bid( SHERIFFS submitted. deceased; thence examination of any ber 10, 2010. at ALL South 11-112 deg. structures, If any, on 10:00 a.m., the fol· SALES OPERATE The above delowing lands and UNDER THE DOC scribed collateral East 114 feet ; the real estate. TRINE OF CAVEAT will be sold "as Isthence South 85·112 TERMS OF SALE: tenements: where Is", with no dog. West to the 10% down on day of Situated In tho VII· E M P T 0 R east side of a small sale, cash or certl· !age of Middleport, pq 0 SP E CT IV E expressed or lm· warranty street; thence north fled check, balance tho County of PURCHASERS ARE plied Meigs, and the State URGED TO CHECK given. 3 deg. West 31 feet; due on of of Ohio, and being FOR LIENS IN THE For further Informa• thence north 37 confirmation known and deslg· PUBLIC RECORDS tlon, or for an apdeg, East 11 o foot to sole. to the place of begin· ALL SHERIFF'S natod as Lot No. 319 OF MEIGS COUNTY, pointment nspect collateral, nlng, being the SALES OPERATE In Lower Pomeroy OHIO. FOR prior to sale date north part of Lot No. UNDER THE DOC- now a port of tho VII- ATTORNEY contact Cyndle or 474 In sold City of TRINE OF CAVEAT loge of Middleport PLAINTIFF: In the County of Jennifer L. Sheets, Ken at 992-2136. Pomeroy, and being E M P T 0 A tho same property P R 0 S P E C T I V E Meigs, and tho Sate LITTLE & SHEETS (8) 31, (9) 1 conveyed by B.F. PURCHASERS ARE (sic) of Ohio. This LLP, 211 213 E. S • Stroot, Biggs, et ux. to URGED TO CHECK being the same ond Catherine Zweifel, FOR LIENS IN THE promises conveyed Pomeroy, OH 45769, �f Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydallysentinel.com Wednesday, September 1, 2010 ....... ,~lie.• Nc~tlc.·cs lao Ncwsa>ua:oc.••·s. V•••• •• l~in,l•• ••• l<a"A•:ow. l>cli ·vc:o·c•l Rjglat tc• ~'•••• a• l>c;oc:or. SttERIFF'S SALE (Partit1on Action), CASE NO. 09 CV 143, KATHELEEN A. PEYTON AKA KATHLEEN A. PEYTON;- PLAINTIFF, VS. RICHARD A. PEYTON, ET AL., DEFENDANTS, COURT OF COM· MON Pl,EAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of said Court In the above action, Robert E. Beegle, tho Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, will expose to sell ot public action on the front steps of the • Meigs County Courthouse in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, September 10, 201 0, at 10:00 a m , tho following lands and tenements: Situated in tho County of Meigs, In the State of Ohio, and in the Township of Salem, and bounded and described as follows: Being a parcel of real estate from the land of Oren Hugg, and beginning at the foot of the Hugg Hill, In the center of Dexter Road, at a stone; thence cast 22 112 rods to a stone: thence south 74 rods to a joint comer w1th Oren Hugg and Madaline Sauer lands to a stone; thence cast 48 rods 20 links to the line of S. S. Minor and Oren Hugg lands; thence north to tho center of road 58 rods 20 links to center of Dexter Road; thence east 8 rods to tho corner of S. S. Mlnor land· thence north to center of Leading Creek 97 rods thence following the meanderings of the Creek In a westerly direction along the center of Leading Creek to the Sect on line between Section 5 and 11 11 rods and 15 links; thence In a westerly directfbn following the center of Lending Creek In sect on 11 to N. Bowels south line; thence west 26 rods or to the center of the county road lead ng from N. Bowels farm and following the meanderlngs of the road to the place of beglnmng, containIng 45 acres. more or less. Being the same promises deeded to Oren Hugg to Marvel Glaze, Vol. 146, page 268 Meigs County Deed Records. Also the following real estate situated in Meigs County, Ohio, Salem Township, beginning at the center of county road about 10 rods east of the southwest corner of the east half of the northeast quarter of Section 11, Town 8, Range 15, of the Ohio Company's Purchase; thence east 70 rods and 20 links along tho north line of what was formerly tho John Levacy farm to the section line be· tween sections 5 and 11: thence north on said seclion line 16 rods and 18 links to tho northwest corner of what was formerly E. E. Longstreth farm ; thence cast along the north line of what was formerly E. E. Longstreth's farm on Section 5, 11 rods and 15 links; thence north 137 rods to the center of Leading Creek; thence In a westerly direction along tho center of Leading Creek to section line between Sections 5 and 11,11 rods and 15 links; thence In a westerly direction following the center of Leading Creek In Section 11 to what was formerly known as Newton Bowles· south line thence west 26 rods or to the center of County Road leading from what was formerly Newton Bowles' to what was formerly the John Lovacy farm; thence In a southernly direction following the center and meonderlngs of said County Road to the place of beginnlng, containing about 65 acres, more or less. Excepting from the aforesaid described premises 45 acres, more or loss hereto· fore convoyed by Oren Hugg to Marvel Glaze by deed bearing dote of July 3, 1939, recorded In Volume 146 Page 268 of tho records of deeds In the Recorder's off1cc of Meigs County, Ohio. Also excepting from aforesaid premises three acres more or less, conveyed by Oren Hugg to Charles D. Bowen by deed bearing date of July 3, 1939, Volume 146, Page 267, Meigs County Deed Records. Reference Is made to deed of Homer M1lls and Goldie Mills to Clyde M1ller and Pearl Miller, dated September 29, 1958. Reference deed: Vol. 229, Page 459, Meigs County Deed Records Reference Deed: Volume 303, Page 143, Meigs County Deed Records. Auditor's Parcel No.: 13·00557.000, 13·00556.000 and 13-00555.000 The above described real estate Is sold "as is" with· out warranties or covenants. PROPERTY AD· DRESS: 30985 Bowles Road, Oex· ter, OH 45726. CURRENT OWN· ERS: Richard A. Peyton, Kathleen A. Peyton, Shawn Bare, Shnnna Bare and Shane Bare REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISED AT: S103,000.00. The real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the apprnised value. The appraisal docs Include an Interior examination of any structures. if any, on the feat estate. TERMS OF SALE: Cash due on delivery of deed ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR. PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Douglas W. Little, LmLE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· ond Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769, Telephone: (740) 992-6689 8{18), 8{25), 9( Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE • REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER: 09CV145 Deutsche Bank Nationa I Trust Compony, as Trustee In trust for the benefit of the Certificateholders for QUEST Trust 2005-X:2, Asset-Backed PassThrough Certifi· cates, Series 2005-X2 (PI:~Intlff) vs. Richard M Avis, et al. (Defendants) COURT OF COM· MON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In pursuance of an Order of Sale to me directed from sold Court In the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at public auction at the Meigs County Court House on September 10th, 2010, at 10:00am of sale day, the following de· sc~bed real estate: Situated In Orange Township, Meigs County, State of Ohio and being In Section 35, Town 4 North, Range 12 West of the Ohio Company's Purchase and belngdescribed as follows; beginning at on Iron pin set on the East line of Section 35 and on the East line of Avis's Parcel as described In tho Meigs County Offl· cial Records: Vol· ume 28, Page 587, said point being South about 883 feet from the North· east corner of Sectlon 35; then co Souti) 466.69 feet along tho East line of said Section 35 and along the East line of the said Avis Parcel to a point In tho centerline of State Route 681, passing an Iron pin set et 430.69 feet for reference; thence West 466.69 feet nlong the centerline of sold State Route 681 to n point; thence North 466.69 feet to an iron pin sot, passing an Iron pin set at 30 feet for reference; thence East 466.69 feet to the point of beginning, containIng 5.000 acres, more or less, excepting all legal easements and rights of way. The bearings In tho above description ore ossumed and ore for angle measurement only. The above descrlp· tlon is based on a survey on May 16, 1996 by Robert R. Eason, Ohio P.S. No. 7033. Prior Instrument Reference: Deed filed Juno 25, 1996, recorded In Official Records Volume 37, Page 751, Recorder's Offlee, Meigs County, Ohio. Current Owners' Names: Richard M. Avis and Anita June Avis, as to a fee simple interest, and • Keith A Collins and MarJorie L. Collins, as to o Vendee's Interest Property Address: 45970 State Route 681, Coolville, OH 45723 Parcel Number: 1000020001 Appraised At: $45,000 Terms of Sale: 10°o of the appraised value and that failure to complete the sale will result In tho forfeiture of tho deposit Respectfully submitted, Rachel A. Leier (0071471) Manley Doas Kochalski LLC P. 0 Box 165028 Columbus OH 43216-5028 Telephone· 614222-4921 Fax: 614·220-5613 Ema1l. rat mdk· llc.com Attorney tor Plalnt!H (8) 18 25, (9) Public Notice Sheriff Sale of Real Estate Case Number 10 CV 009 The Bank of New York Mellon fka Tho Bonk of New York as Trustee for The Certlflcateholdors CWABS, Inc. AssetBacked Certif1cntes, Sarles 2005-9 Vs Eric Spencer et ol. Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from said court in the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at public auction on tho front steps of tho Meigs County Court House on Frl· doy, September 3, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. of said day, the followIng described, real estate: Tho land referred to In this commitmont, situated In the township of Chester, County of Meigs, State of Ohio, Is described as follows: Situated In Section No. 12, Town 2 North, Range 13 West, Chester Township, Meigs County, Ohio Beginning In the Center of State Highway No. 33, S 7 Dog, E 1111.2 feet, S 3 Dog 50 Min. E. 275 Feet, S 0 deg. 30 min W, 163.3 feet and East 12 feet from a point whore the North lne of Section No. 12, Intersects a point In aoid Sate Highways No. 33, 12 feet west of the center line; Thence w 439 feet to an Iron pin ; Thence South 2 Deg 30 min .West 373.3 feet to on Iron pipe parallel with tho center line of said State Route 33, Thence East 439 feet to the center of said Route 33: Thence North 2 deg 30 Min. east 373.7 feet along the center of sold State Route No. 33, to the place of beginning, con· tolnlng 3.78 acres, except at legal high· ways. And being 8 part of tho property convoyed by William H. Rndlord and Harriet L Rod· ford, his wife to Howard C. Bolin and Hattie E. Bolin, by deed dated June and 24, 1918 recorded In Book 118, Pogo 115 of the Deed Records of Meigs County, Ohio, excepting tho above described real 08· tate, 0.16 acres more or less, as conveyed by deed to Charles H. Faulk Sr. and Betty L. Faulk, recorded In Volume 291 Page 125, Meigs County Deed Records. Be the same more or less, but subject to atr legal high· ways. Parcel Number: 04· 00014 Property Located at: 36719 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy, OH 45769 Prior Deed Rohlf· once: Book 151, Page423 Property Appraised at: 60000.00 Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold for less than 213rds for the apprnlsod value. 10% down on day of sate, case or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sale. appraisal The $60,000 Include an Interior examination of the house. Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County SherIff Jennifer Jones, At· tomey for the Plaintiff, Lerner, Sampson & Roth· fuss P.O. Box 5480 Cincinnati, OH 45202-4007 (513) 241-3100 (8) 18, 25 (9) 1 Public Notice Sheriff Sale of Real Estate Case Number 10CV.027 Chase Home Fl· nance LLC successor by merger to Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corporat1on Vs Jerry M. Oldaker, et at. Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursuance of on order of sale to me directed from said court In the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at public auction on the front .steps of the Meigs County Court House on Frjday, September 3, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. of snld day, the following described real estate: .. Parcel Number: 1000734-007 Property Located at: 49610 Hickory Lake Road Tuppers Plains, OH 45783 Prior Deed Reference: Book 134 Page 789 Property Appraised at: 75000.00 Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold for less than 2/3rds for the appraised value. 10% ,down on day of solo, case or cortlfled check, balance due on confirmation of sale. The appraisal $_75,000 Inelude an Interior ex· amination of the house. Patrick Kelly, Meigs County Sheriff Lorelei C. Bolohan, Attorney for the Plplntiff, Lerner, Sampson & Roth· fuss P.O. Box 5480 Cincinnati, OH 45202-4007 (513) 241-3100 (8) 18, 25. (9) 1 Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE, CASE NO. 09 CV 100, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, PLAINTIFF, vs. ROCKY R. HUPP AND CAROL J. HUPP, ET AL., DEFENDANTS, COllRT OF COM· MON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. By virtue of an Alias Order of Sale Issued out of said Court In tho above action, Robert E. Beegle, the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohlo, will expose to soli 'at public action on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse In Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, Scptembar 10, 2010, at 10:00 a.m., tho foltowing lands and tenemente: The following real estate situated In the Village of Pomeroy, Township of Salisbury, County of Meigs and State of Ohio, and more particularly described as follows: Being In 100 Acre Lot 303, Town 2, Rango 13, and being Lots No. Fifty-six (56), Fifty-eight (58), Sixty (60), and Sixty-lour (64) In C.W. Dabney's Addi· tion as noted In Volumc 2, Page 15 and 16, Meigs County Plat Map Records. Reference Deed: Book 94, Page 829, Meigs County Offl· cial Records. Auditor's Parcel Nos.: 16.01714.000, 16-01715.000, 1601716.000 and 1601717.000. The above described real estate Is sold "as Is" with· out warranties or covenants. PROPERTY AD· DRESS: 18 West Cove Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. CURRENT OWNER: Rocky R. Hupp REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISED • AT: $8,000.00. The real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the appraised valuo. The appralsal does Include an Interior examinetion of any structures, if any, on the real estate. TERMS OF SALE: 10% down on dey of sale, cash or certl· fled check, balance due on confirmation of sale. ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT E M P T 0 R • PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF· Jennifer L.. Sheets, LITTLE & SHEETS Ll.P, 211 213 E. Second Street, Pomeroy OH 45769, Telephone· {740) 992-6689 (8)18, 25, (9)1 Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE, CASE NO. 09 CV 100, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASS 0 CIA T I 0 N, PLAINTIFF, VS. ROCKY R. HUPP AND CAROL J. HUPP, ET AL., DE· FENDANTS, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. By virtue of an Alias Order of Sale Issued out of said Court in the above action, Robert E. Beegle, the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, will expose to sell at public action on the front steps of the Meigs County Cour· thouse In Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, September 17, 2010, at 10:00 a.m., the totlowing lands and tenements: Situate in the VIllage of Pomeroy in the County of Meigs and the State of Ohio. Lot No. 45 as deslgnated on a map of Lincoln Heights, made by Breece & Carper, Registered Civil Engineers, Huntington, West Virginia, dated October 17, 1942, a copy of which map was filed with the office of the Recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, December 17, 1942, in Plat Book No. 3, at Pages 43 and 44, and baing more particularly bounded and •described as follows: Beginning at a point In the South line of Uncoln Road at the corner between Lots 44 and 45, a8 shown on said map; thence with the said line of Lincoln Road, South 63 Degrees 51' East 50 feet; thence with the line between Lots 45 and 46, South 26 Degrees 09' West 200 feet: thence North 63 degrees 51' West 50 feet: thence with the line between Lota 44 and 45, North 26 Degreos 09' east 200 feet to the point of beginning; reservlng, however, the coal and all other minerals In and undorlying the above described property together with the right to mine the samo without encumbrance to the surface, and subJect to an easement for sewage filter ditch of leaching ditch as set forth and de· scribed In that lnstrument bearing date November 26, 1943, and recorded In aald recorder's office, December 3, 1943, In Deed Book 151, Page 178. Deed Reference: Volume 166, Page 415, Meigs County Official Records. Auditor's Parcel No.: 16·01870.000 Tho above described real estate is sold " as Is" with· out warranties or covenants. PROPERTY AD· DRESS: 1638 Lincoin Heights, Pomeroy, OH 45769. CURRENT OWNER: Rocky R. Hupp and Carol J. Hupp. REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISED AT: $10,000.00. The real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the appraised value. The oppralsal does Include an Interior examinatlon of any structures, If any, on the real estate. TERMS OF SALE: 100.4 down on day of sale, cash or certl· fled check, balance due on confirmation of sale. ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOC· TRINE OF CAVEAT E M P T 0 R • P R 0 S P E CT IV E PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBUC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNTtFF Jennifer L Sheela LllTLE & SHEETS LLP, 211-213 E. Saoond Street. Pomeroy, OH 457 9 Telephone: 740 992-6689 (8)25, (9)1, 8 Public Notice ------SHERIFF'S SALE, CASE NO. 09 CV 100, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, PLAINTIFF, , VS. ROCKY HUPP AND CAROL HUPP, ET AL., DEFENDANTS, COURT OF COM· MON PLEAS, COUNTY, MEIGS OHIO. By virtue of an Alias Order of Sale issued out of said Court in the above action, Robert E. Beegle, the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, will expose to sell at public action on the front steps of the Meigs County Cour· thouse In Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, September 17, 2010, at 10:00 a.m., the fol· lowing lands and tenements: The following real estate situate In tho State of Ohio, County of Meigs and Township of Olive and In Fraction Number Thirty Two (32) Town Number Four (4) and Number Range Eleven (11) and bounded and described os follows, to·wlt: Beginning at the south west corner of a 9 acre lot of land belonging to J.W. Winos; Thence In a northerly direction following the west line of said J.W. Wines land and the line of J.B. Tor· renee to the north line of aald fraction number thirty two (32); Thence west along said north line of said fraction number thirty two to tho north east corner of a 9-1/4 acres lot of land belong· lng to Catharine Congrove, et. al.; Thence south along the east line of said Congrove land about 10 rods to tho center of the public road; Thence In a westerly direction following said pub· llc road to a stake In the center of said road, also to a point In the north oBit Offtc:al Records. corner of a 30 aero EXCEPTING 3.00 tract of land belong· acres, more or less lng to Mary E. conveyed to Carlton Balaer: Thence M. Jonea, found In south following tho Volume 239, Page east line of sold 943, Meigs County Mary E. Balser land Offlc al Records. to a point In tho Reference Deed: north line of tho Volume 77, Page 114.5 acre tract of 651, Meigs County land belonging to Official Records. Fredrick White; Audltoro::s Parcel Thence In an east· Number: 09· erly direction on 'he 01266.000 north line of sold The above deWhltes::s land scribed real estate about38 rods to tho is aold Aaa is@ place of beginning, without warranties containing about or covenants. thirty and three PROPERTY AD· fourths (30-314) DRESS: 53475 Numacres more or less. ber Nino Road, Save and excepting Reedsville, OH the following: 45772 Situate in tho Town· CURRENT OWNship of Olive In the ERS; Rocky R. County of Meigs Hupp end Carol J. and the State of Hupp Ohio and Fraction REAL ESTATE AP· 32, Town 4, Range PRAISED AT: 11 and bounded and $15.000.00. The real described as fol- estate cannot be lows: Beginning at a sold for less than point In the center 213rds the appraised of the number nine value. Tho ap(9) road at a point pralsal docs not Inon line with the J.B. elude an Interior Torrence and Golda examination of any Smiths properties: structures, If any, on Thence southwest the real estate. along said road 21 TERMS OF SALE: rods: Thence south 10% 'down on day of along said road 12 sale, cash or certl· rods to a corner lied check, balance stake: Thence east due on confirmation 11 rods 6 feet to a of sale. corner stake on line ALL SHERIFF'S with J.B. Torrence SALES OPERATE and Golda Smiths UNDER THE DOCproperties: Thence TAmE OF CAVEAT 32 rods north to the E M P T 0 R place of beginning, P R 0 SPEC T IV E containing 1 2 PURCHASERS ARE acres, more or less, URGED TO CHECK this property lies on FOR LIENS IN THE the east side of said PUBLIC RECORDS number nine (9) OF MEIGS COUNTY, road and Is a part of OHIO. the real estate ATTORNEY FOR owned by Golda M. PLAINTIFF: Smith and de- Jennifer L. Sheets, scribed In a deed UTILE & SHEETS dated May 25, 1936 LLP, 211·213 E. SecStreet, and recorded June ond 11. 1936 In book of Pomeroy, OH 45769, (740) deed Volume 142, Telephone: Page 83 Meigs 992-6689 County, Ohio. (8)25, (9)1, 8 EXCEPTING 3.9516 acres more or less t:onveyed to Richville SportsPublic Notice men s Club, found n Volume 179, page SHERIFF'S SALE, 571 Meigs County CASE NO. 09 CV 0 lal Records. 100, PEOPlES EXCEPTING .332 BANK, NATIONAL acres, more or less A S S 0 C I AT I 0 N, conveyed to Betty PLAINTIFF, VS. Hart. unmarried and ROCKY R. HUPP Ronald E. Hart, un- ANO CAROL J. married, found In HUPP, ET AL., DE~ Volume 120, page FENDANTS, COURT 453, Meigs County OF COMMON Official Records. PLEAS, MEIGS EXCEPTING 2.8650 COUNTY, OHIO. acres, more or less By virtue of an Alias conveyed to Jason Order of Sale issued S. and Tonya L. out of said Court in Lawson, found In the above action, Volume 99, Page Robert E. Beegle, 895, Meigs County the Sheriff of Meigs Official Records. County, Ohio, will EXCEPTING 4.00 expose to sell at acres, more or less public action on the conveyed to Betty front stops of the Hart, unmarried and Me1gs County CourRonald Hart, unmar- thouse In Pomeroy, rled, found in Vol· Meigs County, Ohio, ume 96, Page 441, on Friday, SeptemMeigs County Off1· ber 10, 2010, at clal Records. 10:00 a.m., the fol· EXCEPTING .3462 lowing lands and acres, more or less tenements: conveyed to Bryan Situated in the Vii· and Frank Gilley, lege of Pomeroy, found In Volume 84, Ohio, County of Page 157, Meigs Meigs and State of County OH1cial Ohio: Records. Parcel 1: Being a EXCEPTING 1.5 part of Lot No. 500 acre more or less to In Sugar Run in LinSteven and Kathy coin Hill Annexation Shaffer, found In to Pomeroy, and deVolume 83, Page scribed as follows: 561, Meigs County Beginning at a stake OHicial Records. In the east side of EXCEPTING 1 acre. Peacock Street, more or less con· which stake lies veyed to Bryan south 5 degrees and Gilley, found Jn Vol· 44 west 111.4 feet ume 79, Page 529, from the northwest Meigs County Offi· corner of Lot No. clal Records. 501, which was forEXCEPTING 1 acre, merly owned by more or less con- Valentine Ebersveyed to Rebecca bach Estate; thence Ahlefeld, found In along peacock Volume 79, Page Street south 5 de523, Meigs County grees and 44' west Official Records. 17.6 feet; thence EXCEPTING 2 south 74 degrees acres, more or less and 10' east 263.3 conveyed to Ally son feet to the north· and Mark McBenge, west corner of Lot found in Volume 78, No. 513; thence Page 111, Meigs north 6 degrees 10' County Official east 190 feet along Records. the west line of Lot EXCEPTING 1 acre, No. 512 to a large tomore or less con-' cust post; thence veyed to Helen south 70 degrees Townsend, found in west 289.6 feet to Volume 78, page the place of begln115, Meigs County nlng, containing Official Records. 621100 acre. EXCEPTING 1.5 EXCEPT the followacres, more or less ing from the above conveyed to Cecil described premises Dillon, Jr. and sold to Raymond Flossie Dillon, Elselsteln by deed found in Volume dated February 24, 187, Page 167, 1938 beginning at southwest Meigs County Deed the Records. (southeast) corner EXCEPTING 2.4779 of a lot formerly acres, more or loss owned by Rena conveyed to Carl Elselstetn the same Mark Jones, for and being the northwest during his natural corner of Lot No. lifetime and upon 513; thence north 76 his death to Robert degrees and 30' Jones. Wilma Jean west 50 teet; thence Buckley. and Billy north 20 degrees 30' Joe Jones, found In west 140.5 feet to Volume 226, Page the north line of 251, Meigs County what was formerly Rena Elselsteln's lot; thence north 70 degrees and 30' eaat 123 feet to the northeast corner of what was t ............_-. Rena lot; thence degrees and west180 feet to the place of beginning, containing 201100 acre more or less. Also a former grantee is to have free and undisupted use along the north side of what was formerly Rena Eisel· stein's lot of a right· of-way as now located to Peacock Street. Reference Deed: Volume 182, Page 251, Meigs County Official Records. Auditor's Parcel No. 1S.01286.000 Parcel 2: Being a part of Lot No. 500 In Sugar Run in the Lincoln Hill Annexalion to Pomeroy, and beginning at the Southeast corner tf a lot now owned Rena Eiselstein the same being the Northwest corner of Lot No. 513; thence South 76 degrees 30' 50 feet thence north 20 grees 30' West 140.5 feet, to the North line of Rena Eisel· stein's lot; thence north 70 degrees 30' East 123 feet to the Northeast comer of Rena Eiselsteln's lot; thence south 6 degrees 30' West 180 feet to the place of beginning contalnlng 201100 acre, more or less. Reference Deed: Volume 182, Page 251, Meigs County Official Records. Auditor's Parcel No. 1S.01656.000 The above described real estate Is sold "as Is" without warranties or covenanta. PROPERTY AD· DRESS: 103-105 Peacock Avenue, Pomeroy, OH 45769 CURRENT OWNER: Rocky R. Hupp and Carol J. Hupp REAL !ESTATE PRAISED $15,000.00. The 1 est,ate cannot t~~or~1 for less than l1!3ras the appraised value. The appralsal does not Inelude an Interior examination of any structures, if any, on the real estate. TERMS OF SALE: 10% down on day of sale, cash or certitied check, balance due on conf~rmatlon of sale. ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOC· TRINE OF CAVEAT E M P T 0 R P R 0 S P E C Tl V E PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTlFF: Jennifer L Sheets, LITTLE & SHEETS LLP. 211·213 E. Sec· ond Street~ Pomeroy, OH 457. 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Try to ..tay autllmtic and ~'\?ntered. lonight: 'Wh..1t you want. CASCER Oune 21-)uly 22) You might be 0\ erthinking an i~ue. A« a result, molehills become mountains. Try to step bock and ~et outside of yourself. Communimtion could be out of whack. as people are not connected to their feelings. Gh-e yourself nnd others spare TOnight: Cntch up on a p.,J's news. Out and about. LEO Ouly 23-Aug. 22) '*** Knowing your goals, f'\ en JUst for a da)> could heJp make plans mO\"e forward more easil)' Priontize a<'cordmgly. You will avotd getting "'aylaid by details and people. Confusion cou]d happen when trying '** * '** Emphasize completion and accomplishment in aredS that are important to you. Easil)>you see d situ- <~tion differentl) from Othets. Be mreful with n('WS, as it might not be all facl!i. Know that there is more forthcoming Tonight Squeeze m some exercise, AQUARIUS Oan. 20-Feb. 18) If you keep hitting a blOckage, what do you do ?It is critical tO keep *** moving. Know that when you keep htlting a brick wall over and over, it means the path i'iO't aa.~le. Be "'illing to tty alternatives. A key peiSOn m your life~~ 1x> nit picking. Tonight: Let your hair down. PISCES (Ft>b. 19·M.<~rch 20) ***Defer to others. In fact. if oth· ers v.ant to lead a project. all the better. )ou might be happier staymg close to home cJr working from home. You also ~~ want to fcx."US on matters other than work Tonight Order Ill. Jacquelini' Bigar IS on the lntcmct Ill hJtp:/lw.f'II1J'1Cl11ldindJi~ar.rom .mvdailvsentinel.com �Page 86 • The Dail) Sentinel J:.ubUc Nollc.·cs in N«.!~VSJ:>npers­ '"Jr'nu•• Rlgl~t l o Knovv. I ltcllvcr..·~l J<lghl ••• Y o u r T..ltoor. SHERIFF'S SALE CASE NO. 09 CV 100, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCI· ATION, PLAINtiFF, vs. ROCKY A. HUPP AND CAROL J. HUPP, ETAL., • DEFENDANTS, COURT OF COM· PLEAS, MON MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. By virtue of an Alias Order of Sale Issued out of said Court In the above action, Robert E. Beegle, the Sheriff of Meigs Cpunty, Ohio, will expose to sell at public action on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse In Pomeroy, :Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, September 10, 2010, at 10:00 am., the totlowing lands and tenements: The following real estate situated In the VIllage of Pomeroy, County of Meigs and State of Ohio, and more par· llcularly described a:> follows: Situated In the VII· lege of Pomeroy, County of Meigs, and State of Ohio: Being In the VIllage bf Pomeroy, Meigs County, and State of Ohio, and In the east half of 100 acres lot number 308 and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Parcel1: Beginning at the east corner of Samuel Reynell's lot on which he resided In the year 1894; thence north 37 degrees west along said Reynell's line two hundred ninety feet to a stake; thence north 54 degrees east 75 teet to a stake; thence south 37 degree. west 75 feet to the place of beginning Being the same premlseB conveyed from WS Dens more and wile lO Celinda Densmore by deed dated February 6th, 1894, and recorded In Vol 77, Page 355 356 and 357, Record of Deeds of Meigs County, Ohio. Except the coal and other minerals therein and the right to mine the same without encum· brance to the surface, and all ways and rights of way along any mineral seam Is hereby re· aeried to the former grantors, their Mira and assigns. Being the same real estate conveyed to Jessie Moore from Alma Reed by deed recorded In Deed Book 152, Page 388 of the Meigs County Deed Records, and conveyed by Jessie Moore to George J. Moore by deed recorded In Deed Book 160, Page 160 of the Meigs County Deed Record s. Parcel2. The following real estate situated In the Village of Pomeroy, County of Meigs and State of Ohio and In 100 acre lot 307, Beginning at the northwest comer of Charles Hess lot where he resided In May 1879, thence north 36·112 de· grees west 283 feet to the south side of a road; thence south 51-112 de· grees west 120 feet along said road; thence south 36-tr.! degrees west 82 feet along said road; thence south 25 degrees and 31 feet west 189 along aald ioad; thence south i75 degrees east 541r.! feef to the north· east corner of lot formerly owned by Mrs. Kokes; thence along said Domlck's line; north 54 de· grees east 275 feet to the place of be· ginning, containing 1-63/100 acres, more or less. Reference Oeed: Volume 132. Page 191, Meigs County Official Records. Auditor's Parcel Nos. 16·01111.000 'and 16·01110.000 The above de· scribed real estate Is sold "as Is" with· out warranties or covenants. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 435 Rutland Street, Middleport. OH 45760 CURRENT OWNER: Rocky R. Hupp REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISED AT: $15,000.00. The real estate cannot be •old for leas than 213rda the appraiaed v•luo. The ap· pralaal does not Include an Interior examination of any structures, If any, on tho real estate. TERMS OF SALE: 10'Yo down on day of sale, cash or certl· fled check, balance due on confirmation of sale. ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOC· TRII\IE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR. PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR UENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATIORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Jennifer 1... Sheets, LmLE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· ond Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769, Telephone! (740) 992-6689 (8)18, 25, (9)1 ------Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE, CASE NO. 09 CV 100, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONALASSOCI· ATION PLAINTIFF, VS. ROCKY R. HUPP AND CAROL J HUPP, ET AI..., DE· FENDANTS, COURT OF COM· MON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. By virtue of an Alias Order of Sale Issued out of said Court In the above action, Robert E. Beegle, the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, will expose to sell at public action on the front step. of the Meigs County Courlhouae n Pomeroy Meigs County Oh o on Friday, Septem· ber 10, 2010, at 10.00 a.m., the tol· lowing lands and tenements· The following described promises situated In the V I· lege of Middleport, County of Meigs and State of Ohio· Being Lot Number Three Hundred Sev· enty-Four (374), as per recorded plat of Lower Pomeroy, now the VIllage of Middleport, said Lot being on the East aide of Peart Street, between Lincoln and Grant Streets, being fifty (50 ft.) front. Reference Deed: Volume 210, Page 609, Meigs County Official Records. Auditor's Parcel No.: 1S.00001•000 The above described real estate Is sold "as Is" without warranties or covenants. PROPERTY AD· DRESS: 842 Peart Street, Mtddleport, OH 45760 CURRENT OWNER: Rocky R. Hupp and Carol J. Hupp. REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISED AT: $40,000.00. lihe real estate cannot be sold for less than 213rds the appraised value. The ap· prolsal does Include an Interior examinetlon of any struc· tures, If any, on the real estate. TERMS OP SALE: 10°10 down on day of sale, cash or certl· fled check, balance due on confirmation of sale. ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOC· TRINE OF CAVEAT E M P T 0 R . PR0 S PEC TI VE PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATIORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Jennifer L. Sheets, UTILE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· ond Street, Pomeroy, OH 45789, Telephone: (740) 992·6689 (8)18, 25, (9)1 Publn: Notice SHERIFF'S SALE, CASE NO. 09 CV 100, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCI· F.ENDANTS, COURT ATION, PLAINTIFF, OF COMMON VS. PLEAS, MEIGS ROCKY R. HUPP COUNTY, OHIO. AND CAROL J. By virtue of an Alias HUPP, ET AL., Order of Sale luued DEFENDANTS, out of said Court In COURT OF COM· the above action, MON PLEAS, Robert E. Beegle, MEIGS COUNTY, the Sheriff of Meigs OHIO. County, Ohio, will by virtue of an Alias expose to sell at Ordet of Sale laaued public llCtlon on the out of 'Hid Court In front steps of the the abov. action, Meigs County CourRobert E. ~le, thouse In Pomeroy, the Sheriff of ~· Meigs County, Ohio, County, Ohio, W1tt on Friday, Septemexpose to sell at ber 10, 2010, at public action on the 10:00 a.m. the fol· front steps of the lowing lands and Melgs County Cour- tenements: thouse In Pomeroy, Situated In the Meigs County, Ohio, County of Melgs In on Friday, Septem- the State of Ohio, ber 10, 2010, •t and In the township 10:00 am., the fol- of Salisbury and lowing lands and bounded and de· tenements: scribed as follows: The following de· In Fraction 2, Town scribed real estate 2, Range 13, of the altuated In the Ohio Company's County of Meigs, In Purchase Being on the State of Ohio, the west side of the and In the Township Athens Road as of Sutton, and used In the year bounded and de· A.D.1860 and being scribed as follows: on a branch of Kerrs Being the East 1/3 Run and more parof the following d• tlcularly described scribed real estate: as follows: Being In Section No. Being at the said 10, Town 2, Range Athens road at the 12, of the Ohio Com- southeast comer of pany's Purchase a tract of land bounded and de- owned by Mary Ash· scribed as follows: worth, thence along Beginnl!'lg at the the south hne of southwest comer of sa'd tract owned by a 3 acre tract of and Mary Ashworth conveyed to Waldo eleven (H) chains Beaver to Edward and 15 lines to the Beaver dated Sepl west line of said 27, 1946, and fraction 2; thence recorded In Vol.156 south along the at Page 628, of the west line of the Records of Deeds of aforesaid 89 llnl<s; Meigs County, Ohio, thence east parallel to which reference with the east line of Is hereby made for a the above described more complete de- eleven chains and scription thereof; 15 links to said said beginning Athens Road; point being at the thence along said Intersection of State Athens Road to the Route 124 and the place of beginning, Racine and Bashan containing one aero, Road; thence North more or less along the Racine- Save ana excepting Bashan Road 98 the oil and gas and feet to an Iron stake, other minerals tothence east 222 feet gether with the r gilt para! el w h the lO mine the same M th I ne or aald Reference s m de three acre tract to Affidav t of Transthenc south 98 f~ fer from Mary C to State Route No Dav1s dec to Floyd 124 and the south Davis et al Volume line of said three 147 page 560 Meigs acre .aract thence County Deed west along the Records and Deed south line of said 3 from Floyd Davis, et acre tract 222 feet to al to Myrtle M. Long the place of begin· Volume 148 page nlng7 containing 1r.! 1188 Meigs County acre more or less. Deed Records. Along with the per· Reference Deed: petual right and Volume 188, Page easement to use 625, Meigs County water from the well Official Records. which Is drilled on Auditor's Parcel the West 213rds of Number: 14· the said property. 00946.000 Reference Deed: The above de· Volume 192, Page scribed real estate 501, Meigs County Ia sold "as is" with· Official Records. out warranties or Audltor•s Parcel covenants. Number. 18- PROPERTY AD· 00916.000 DRESS: 33227 US The above de- ·33 (akf 833), scribed real estate Pomeroy, OH 45769 Is sold ..as Is" with· CURRENT OWNER: out warran11es or Rocky R. Hupp and covenants. Carol J. Hupp PROPERTY AD- REAL ESTATE AP· DRESS: 28472 PRAISED AT: Bashan Rd., Racine, $25,000.00. The real OH 45771 estate cannot be CURRENT OWNER: sold for less thon Rocky R. Hupp and 213rds the appraised Carol J. Hupp value. The apREAL ESTATE AP· pralsal does Include PRAISED A~ an Interior examine· $10,000.00. The real tiOn of any strucestate cannot be tures, If any, on the sold for less than real estate. 213rds the appraiHd TERMS OF SALE: value. The ap- 10'o down on day of pralsal does Include sale, cash or certl· an Interior examine- fled check, balance lion of any a true· due on of lures, If any, on the confirmation real estate. sale. TERMS OF SALE: ALL SHERIFF'S 10% down on day of SALES OPERATE sale, cash or certl· UNDER THE DOC· fled check, balance TRINE OF CAVEAT due on E M P T 0 R • confirmation or P R 0 SPEC T IV E sale. PURCHASERS ARE ALL SHERIFF'S URGED TO CHECK SALES OPERATE FOR LIENS IN THE UNDER THE DOC· PUBLIC RECORDS TRINE OF CAVEAT OF MEIGS COUNTY, E M P T 0 R • OHIO. PROSPECTIVE ATTORNEY FOR PURCHASERS ARE PLArtfllFF: URGED TO CHECK Jennifer 1... Sheets, FOR LIENS IN THE LITTLE & SHEETS PUBLIC RECORDS LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· OF MEIGS COUNTY, ond Street. OHIO. Pomeroy, OH 45769, ATIORNEY FOR Telephone: (740) PLAINTIFF: 992-6689 Jennifer 1... Sheets. 8(18), 8(25), 9(1) LmLE & SHEETS LLP. 211·213 E. Sec- - - - - - - ond Street, Public Notice Pomeroy, OH 45769, Telephone: (740) SHERIFF'S SALE, CASE NO. 09 CV 992~6689 100, PEOPLES (8)18,25, (9)1 B~NK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, PLAINTIFF, VS. Public Notice ROCKY R. HUPP SHERIFF'S SALE, AND CAROL J. CASE NO. 09 CV HUPP, ET AL., DE· FEND ANTS. COURT 100, COMMON PEOPLES BANK, OF NATIONAL ASSOCI· PLEAS, MEIGS ATlON, PLAINTIFF, COUNTY, OHIO. VS. by virtue of an Alias ROCKY R. HUPP Order of Sale Issued AND CAROL J. out of said Court In HUPP, ET AL., DE· the above action, Robert E. Beegle, the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, will expose to sell at public action on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthousq In Pomeroy, Melga County, Ohio, on Friday, September 17, 2010, at 10:00 a.m., the following Ianda and tanemonts Situated In the State of OhiO, County of Meigs '"d In the VII· lege of'••lhddleport. 33 feet fronting on Second Street of the Vlllsg of Middleport, being one· fourth I Lot No. 60 purch ed by L.C. Davis from Jennie Hayes1 Charles Geiger and Ella Geiger, the same being the South· west rter of said Lot 6 Said one· fourt~ f#eglnnlng at the N hwest cor· ner o ~e Cranz lot runnll)l parallel with t lt same about 98 feet; thence East 33 fee ; thence West about ~ feet to Second et: thence along cond Street In a , thwesterly dlrecti along Second St t 33 feet "' Cranz t, the place (of) be nnlng. Refere e Deed Volum 155, Page 573, gs County Offlcla Recorda. Audlto Parcel No 15-008 .000 The scribe Is sold out w CURRE OWNER: Rocky R Hupp. REAL ES'rATE AP· AT: PRAISED , $15,000.00. TJle real estate Cllnnot be sold for less than 213rda the appraised value The appra sal d~ Include an ntetior~aml l on of t?Y atruc lures If a the real estate TERMS 0 1~o down on o sale. cash or ~rtl· f1ed che~k ba ance due on confmnat on of sa e AU SHE;RIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT E M P T 0 R P R 0 SPEC T IV E PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATIORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Jennifer .l,. Sheets, LITILE & SHEETS LLP, 211-213 E. Sec· ond Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769, Telephone: (740) 992-6689 (8)25, (9)1,8 enth Street In the VIllage of Racine,' Ohio; thence South along said Street a distance of Sixty Four Feet (64') to an alley; thence West along said alley a distance of One Hundred Nineteen feet (119') to the Southeast corner of Lot Numbered Thlr· teen (13); thence along the East end of said Lot Numbered Thirteen (13) a distance of Sixty Four (64') to the place of beginning. Save and excepting the coal, oil, gas and other minerals underlying aald lot. The real estate herein conveyed being the aame as that conveyed from James M. Weldon to Mildred S. Wolfe by deed da1ed September 21, 1922 and recorded November 15, 1922 In Volume 119 at Page 431 of the deed records of Meigs County, Ohio. Prior Instrument Reference: Volume 56, Page 31: Volume 56, Page 33; and Volume 56, Page 35 Meigs County Offl· clal Records. Reference Deed: Volume 161, Page 207, Meigs County Official Records. Audltor a Parcel No.: 19-00366.000 The above deacnbed real estate Ia sold "as ts" w1thout warrantlas or covenants. PROPERTY AO. DRESS: 604 Broad· way Street, (W. 7th Street), Racine, OH 45771 CURRENT OWNER: RockyoR. Hupp. REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISED AT: $25,000.00. The real estate cannot be sold lor less than 213rds the appraised value. The appralsal does Include an Interior eXamInatlo{l of any structures f e y on the real TERMS OF 1~ d ce f d II ba ce due on conf11ma11on of sale ALL SHEA Ff S SALES OPERA E UNDER THE DOC TRINE OF CAVEA E M P T 0 R • P R 0 SPEC T IV E PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBUC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Jennifer L Sheets, UTILE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· ond Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769, Telephone: (740) 992-6689 (8)25, (9)1,6 Public Notice - - - - - - SHERIFF'S SAt.E, CASE NO. 09 CV Public Notice - - - - - - 100, PEOPLES SHERIFF'S SALE, BANK, NATIONAL CASE NO. 09 CV ASSOCIATION , 100, PEOPLES PLAINTIFF, VS. BANK NATIONAL ROCKY R. HUPP ASSOCIATION, AND CAROL J. PLAINTIFF, VS., HUPP, ET AL., DE· ROCKY R. HUPP FENDANTS, COURT AND CAROL J. OF COMMON HUPP, ET AL. DE·.' PLEAS, MEIGS FENDANTS, COURT COUNTY. OHIO. OF COMMON By virtue of an Alias PLEAS, MEIGS Order of Sale Issued COUNTY, OHIO. out of said Court In By virtue of an Alias the above action, Order of Sale Issued Robert E. Beegle, out of said Court In the Sheriff of Meigs the above action, County, Ohio, will Robert E. Beegle, expose to sell at the Sheriff of Meigs public action on the County, Oh1o, will front steps of the expose to sell at Meigs County Cour· public action on the tho use In Pomeroy, front steps of the Meigs County, Ohio, Meigs County Cour- on Friday, Septem· thouse In Pomeroy, ber 17, 2010, at Meigs County, Ohio, 10:00 a.m., the toton Friday, Septem· lowing lands and ber 17, 2010, at tenements: 10:00 a.m., the lol· Situated In the VII· lowing Ianda and lage of Middleport, tenempnts: County of Meigs Situated In the VII· and State of Ohio: lege of Racine, Being Lot Num· County of Meigs, bered Seven (7) In and State of Ohio: Probst's Addition to Being Lot Num· Lower Pomeroy, bered Twenty (20) In now Incorporated the James M. Wei· Into and a part of don Addition to the the VIllage of Mid· VIllage of Racine, dleport, Meigs Ohio, which I• more County, Ohio. And particularly de· being the same scribed as follows. property conveyed Beginning at the by Vests E. Swisher, Southwest comer of as Guardian of Lot Numbered Nine- Jesse R. Swisher teen (19) In afore· and William E. said Weldon Swisher to A.A. Addition In the VII· Miller by deed dated lage of Racine, March 1, 1926 and Ohio; thence East recorded In Book along aald Lot Num 127 at Page 632 of bered Nineteen (19) the Deed Records of a distance of One Mef9s County, Ohio. Hundred Nineteen Reference Deed: Feet {119') to a Volume 158, Page street which Is the 821, Meigs County extension of Sev- Otf1clal Records Auditor's Parcel No.: 15-00696.00 The above de· scribed real estate Is sold "as Is" with· out warranties or covenants PROPERTY AD· DRESS: 1053 VIne Street, Middleport, OH 45760. CURRENT OWNER: Rocky fl. Hupp and Carol J. Hupp. REAL ESTATE AP· PRAISED AT: $40,000.00. The real estate cannot be aotd tor leas than 213rds the appraised value. The appralsal does include an Interior examlna· tlon of any atruclures, If any, on the real estate. TERMS OF SALE: 10% down on day of sale, cash or certl· fled check, balance due on confirmation of sale. AU SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOC· TRINE OF CAVEAT E M P T 0 A • P R 0 S P E C T IV E PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Jennifer L Sheets, LITTLE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· ond Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769, Telephone: (740) 992-6689 8{25), 9(1 ), 9(8) 10'• down on day of sale, cash or certl fled check, balance due on conf~rmatlon of sale. ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE TRINE OF CA EAT E M P T 0 R • P R 0 SPEC T IV E PURCHASERS ARE URGED TO CHECK FOR UENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Jennifer L. Sheets, LITTLE & SHEETS LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· ond Street, Pomeroy, OH.45769, Telephone: (740) 992·6689 8{25), 9(1), 9(8) HUPP, ET AI..., DE· FENDANTS, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUITY, OHIO. By virtue of an AI Order or Sale out or said Court the ~bove action, Aol*t E. Beegle, the Shertff of Meigs County, Ohio, will expoee to sell at public action on the front atapa of tha Meigs County Cour· thou. In Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, September 17, 2010, at 10:00 &lit., the tol· lowing lands and tenenietla: The fottwlng real estate ettuated In the ToWnship of Salem, County of Meigs ~ State of Ohio, 8ljl more par- - - - - - - tlculart~ described Public Notice as f~. _ _ _ _ _,;,__ Beglnnlfg 401 feet SHERIFF'S • SALE, south all a comer CASE NO. 09 CV stoneDftfootnorth 100, PEOPLES of the northwest BANK, NATIONAL comer~t No. 20, ASS 0 CIA T I 0 N, as de In the PLAINTIFF, VS. plat of gstretha ROCKY R. HUPP Addltlo MartinsAND CAROL J burg; e eut 99 HUPP, ET AI..., DE· feet; th e south FENDANTS, COURT 100 fee~ west • OF COMMON feet; lhtnc:e no PLEAS, MEIGS 100 feet. the plac COUNTY, OHIO. of begln!llng. Being ByvlrtueofanAIIas all of Lalla Nos. 28 Order of Sale Issued and 29 •descnbed out of said Court In In LongaRthaAddithe above action. tlon to Mlrtlnaburg. Robert E. Beegle, Referene. Deed: the Sheriff of Meigs Volume 101, Page County, Ohio, will 750, M.... County expose to sell at Official Alcorda. public action on the Auditor's Parcel front steps of the t.toa.: 1a.80704.000 Meigs County Cour· and 13-0CIJ05.000. thouse In Pomeroy, The abDve dePubUc Notice Meigs County, Ohio, scribed Mal estate on Friday, Septem· Is sold " • ts" with· SHERIFF'S SALE, ber 17, 2010, at out wa.,.ntlea or CASE NO 09 CV 10:00 a.m., the fol· covenana 100, PEOPLES lowing lands and PROPERTY AD· BANK, NATIONAL tenements: DRESS: 35265 ASS 0 CIA T I 0 N, The following real Backat..-t Road, PLAINTIFF, VS •• estate al.ted In Oexter, Ohio. 45726 ROCKY R. HUPP the County of (aka 314a5 Bowles AND CAROL J. Meigs, In the State Road) HUPP, ET AL., DE· of Ohio and In the CURRENT OWNER: FENDANTS, COURT Township of Salem, Rocky A. Hupp OF COMMON and bounded and REAL Ell'ATE AP· PLEAS, MEIGS described as 101· PRAISED AT: COUNTY, OHIO lows· $8,000.01. The ra~~l B i1tUe of a Alias The tollowlng de. estate ,..,ot be ~r of Sa a saued scribed real estate sold fot leas than 1 sa d Court In situated In fo artins· 213rds t1t1 appraised above act10n, burg, and com- vafue. The Re n E Beegle, menclng at the praisal ciDea rtff of Meigs Southeast corner of an Interior County, Oh1o, will Lot No. 1 and runof eny expose to sell at nlng South If ll'ly, on public actJon on the hundred and front steps of the feet to the place SALE: Me ga County Cour· begln:..lng, running dQIIIIJ on day of thouse In Pomeroy, West ninety feel; sale, ~ or certJ. Meigs County Ohio, thence South onp fied ch. . baJance on Fdday Septem· hundred and teh due on I ber 17, 2010, at teet; thence East confl"""lon of 10:00 a.m. the fol· ninety feet, thence sale. ALL SHERIFF'S towing lands and North one hundred tenements: and ten feet to the SALES OPERATE The following Real place of beginning, UNDER THE DOCEstate situated In being all Lots No. TRINE OF CAVEAT the County of Nine (9) and Ten (1 0) EMPTOR. Meigs State of as recorded In plat PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS ARE Ohio, and In the of Martinsburg. Township of Salis- Reference Deed: URGED TO CHECK bury and more par· Volume 109. Page FOR LIEIIS IN THE ticularty described 141. Meigs County PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIQI COUNTY, as follows: It being Official Records. e part ol Section No. Auditor's Parcel OHIO. 8, Town 2, Range 13 Nos: 13-00403.000 ATIOR~ FOR PLAINTI : of the Ohio Com- and 13-00404.000. Sheets, psny's Purchase The above de- Jennifer and bounded as fol· scribed real estate LmLE l SHEETS Iowa: Is sold "as Is" with- LLP, 211-113 E. Sec· Street, Beginning on the out warranties or ond West Side of the covenants. PomerOY! OH 45769, (740) AD- Telephcxw: road leading from PROPERTY Pomeroy to Athans DRESS: 35261 Dex- 992·6689 at a point distance ter Road, Oexter, OH (8)25, (~t. 8 100 feet Southerly 45726 from the SouthMat CURRENT OWNER: comer of a tract Rocky R. Hupp and Public Notice lately owned by Csrol J. Hupp Peter Jeroteman; REAL ESTATE AP· Public Nollce thence running PRAISED AT: South on the line of $8,000.00. The real The VII.... of Mid· said road 50 feet; estate cannot be dleport will hold a thence West up the sold for less than Public Meeting on hill to what was for· 213rds the appraised September 16, 201 0 merty Montague's value The sp- In the Tl'llln Depot In line; thence with pralsal does Include ones Paltlln Middlesaid line North 50 an Interior examine- port at 7pm on Sepfeet; thence down tlon of any struc- tember lith. The the hill to the place tures, If any, on the topic of discussion will be the upcom· of beginning. being real estate. the same premises TERMS OF SALE: lng Sa..- Improveconveyed by Nellie 10% down on day of ment Profect. Karr and Dana Kerr sale, cash or certl· August18,25,Septo Phillip Krel· fled check, baltnce tember 8, 15 selmeler by Deed due on of Recorded In Vol. 94, confirmation Page 176 and 1n of sale. the Recorda of ALL SHERIFF'S Deeds In the SALES OPERATE Recorder's Office, UNDER THE DOCMeigs County, Ohio TRINE OF CAVEAT Reference Doed: E M P T 0 R • Volume 166, Page PROSPECTIVE NO 489, Meigs County PURCHASERS ARE Officfal Recorda. URGED TO CHECK WHAT Parcel No.: 14· FOR LIENS IN THE STYLE... 00713.000 PUBLIC RECORDS The above de· OF MEIGS COUNTY, scribed real estate OHIO Is sold "as Ia· w1th· ATTORNEY FPR out warrantlea or PLAINTIFF: covenants Jennifer 1... Sheets, PROPERTY AD- LITTLE & SHEETS DRESS: 32755 US LLP, 211·213 E. Sec· 33, Pomeroy, OH ond Street, 45769 Pomeroy, OH 45769, CURRENT OWNER: Telephone: (740) Rocky R Hupp. 992·6689 REAL ESTATE AP· (8) 25, (9)1, 8 PRAISED AT: $10,000.00. The real· - - - " ! ' r - - - estate cannot be Publh: Notice sold ror leaa than 213rda the appn1lsed SHERIFF'S SALE. value. The ap- CASE NO. 09 CV PEOPLES pra1sal does not In· 100, elude an Interior BANK NATIONAL examination of any ASSOCIATION, VS. structures, If any, on PLAINTIFF, ROCKY R. HUPP the real estate TERMS OF SALE: AND CAROL J. eoe- s A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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