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Hajivandi files Throwback Thursday: Pomeroy, 1870
as write-in for
commissioner
By Sarah Hawley
Board of Elections for
consideration at their
Sept. 11 board meeting. If approved by the
board, Hajivandi would
POMEROY — A
run against incumbent
man who previously
Republican
withdrew his
Tim Ihle for the
petition to run as
office.
an independent
The only other
candidate for
contested inMeigs County
county race for
Commissioner
the November
has filed for the
election is for
same position as Hajivandi
County Court
a write-in candiJudge, with
date.
Trenton Cleland to face
Moe Hajivandi
recently filed his paper- Michael Barr for the
office which was held
work with the Board
by the late Steve Story.
of Elections to run as
a write-in candidate
Auditor Mary Byerfor commissioner on
Hill is unopposed in
the November ballot.
her reelection bid after
Withdrawing his origiCheyenne Trussell withnal petition in June,
drew her petition to
Hajivandi did not comrun as an independent
ment on the reason for
earlier this summer.
his withdraw.
Sarah Hawley is the managing
The matter will now
editor of The Daily Sentinel.
go to the Meigs County
shawley@aimmediamidwest.
com
Body found in Shade;
four facing charges
in Athens County
MCSO assists
with execution of
search warrants
July 25, 2018, allegedly
under the direction of
Ronnie Smith. During
the kidnapping, Meadows died, stated Blackbrun.
Staff Report
Milam, Smith, and
Cochran allegedly took
SHADE — The body Meadows’ body, and
with the assistance of
of Christopher Meadows, who went missing James Pascol, buried
him five feet deep, in
in the early morning
the woods, in Shade,
hours of July 25, 2018,
Ohio.
has been recovered
The Athens County
from a five foot grave in
Shade, near the Athens- Sheriff’s Office, Athens
Major Crimes Unit,
Meigs County line,
according to the Athens Bureau of Criminal
Investigation and
County Prosecutor’s
Identification and the
Office.
Athens County ProsecuThe Athens County
Sheriff’s Office has been tor’s Office executed
investigating the where- a search warrant to
recover Meadows’ body
abouts of Meadows
on Sept. 4, 2018.
since he was reported
Following the recovmissing in late July.
ery, a search warrant
According to a news
release from Prosecutor was executed in Meigs
County on the home of
Keller Blackburn, Benjamin Cochran and Wil- Ronald Smith with the
liam Milam are accused assistance of the Athens
County Sheriff’s Office,
of kidnapping Christopher Meadows in the
See BODY | 5
early morning hours of
INDEX
Obituaries: 2
TV listings: 2
Business: 3
Opinion:4
Weather: 5
Sports: 6
Classifieds: 8
Comics: 9
From the collection of Meigs County Historical Society member Bob Graham
A view from the river in this 1870 photo of downtown Pomeroy shows the buildings along Main Street and Second Street, including the
Meigs County Courthouse before the extensions were added on the sides. Also visible is the river front area with a boat docked along
the shore.
OVS returns Sept. 8
Staff Report
GALLIPOLIS — The
Ohio Valley Symphony
returns to the Ariel-Ann
Carson Dater Performing Arts Centre stage on
Saturday, September 8 to
kick off their 29th season
with the very best of the
best, the music of Ludwig
van Beethoven. The 7:30
p.m. program features
music from the early, middle and late stages of this
musical titan’s career.
Guest Conductor, Tim
Berens who has graced
the Ariel stage before as
a soloist and arranger for
the OVS, will lead the
orchestra in this musical
journey.
Beethoven was arguably one of the greatest
composers who ever
lived and The Ohio Valley
Symphony will open their
2018-19 season with the
Overture to the Creatures
of Prometheus telling the
story of the Greek god
who takes humans to
receive instruction from
Apollo on music, drama,
dance and other arts.
Written for a ballet in
1801, Beethoven used coloristic orchestral effects
that never appeared in
any of his symphonies.
Dean Wright | OVS
Longtime OVS Maestro Ray Fowler retired at the end of the previous symphony season.
day (his gastric problems
were commonly known).
At the premiere in 1803,
it was conducted by the
composer himself.
Pianist Michael
Chertock will join the
Berens
Chertock
OVS to perform the
Emperor Concerto, one of
Beethoven’s most imporBeethoven composed
his Symphony No. 2 in D tant pieces. Chertock has
Major at a time when his fashioned a successful
career as an orchestral
hearing loss was becoming quite pronounced and soloist, soloing with
he began to realize it was many major orchestras
not curable. Nevertheless, such as Philadelphia,
Montreal, Baltimore,
it is full of musical jokes
shocking the critics of the Detroit, Boston and
many others. He traveled
to Bulgaria recently to
record a new work written especially for him by
Roger Davis. Starting
his professional career at
the age of 11, Chertock
has garnered awards
and prizes for his many
performances and recordings over the years. When
not on tour, Chertock
conducts the Blue Ash
Symphony and frequently
composes and arranges
orchestral music as well.
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Annual Mothman Festival returns
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POINT PLEASANT
— The time of year to
celebrate the city’s infamous red-eyed creature is
just around the corner.
The 17th annual Mothman Festival is set for
Saturday, Sept. 15 and
Sunday, Sept. 16, with
a kick start to the event
happening on Friday evening, Sept. 14 on Main
File photo
Street in Point Pleasant.
Multitudes of people come out to experience the annual Mothman
The Mothman FestiFestival.
val, held the every third
weekend in September,
of guests steadily every
founder Jeff Wamsley.
increases in the numbers year commented festival
He explained people will
visit the Mothman Museum year round. Wamsley
shared people will come
from as far as California,
sharing with him a visit
to the Mothman Museum
was on their bucket
list. Point Pleasant is
a tourist destination,
said Wamsley, and Main
Street continues to “pick
up steam.”
Wamsley shared this
festival originally began
as a way to attract people
to Main Street in a
unique way, commemorating the West Virginia
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MEIGS CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MARJORIE L. SMITH
KENNETH ROLLAND THEISS
POMEROY — Marjorie Stevie, Jesse, Zachary,
L. Smith, 93, of Pomeroy, Grace, Maddison, Allison
Jr., of Carroll, Ohio, and died Wednesday, Sept. 5, and D.J.; one great great
RACINE — Kengrandson Logan; one
David (Sandra) Theiss, 2018 at her residence.
neth Rolland Theiss,
sister, Eunice Matheny;
Born Sept. 2, 1925,
of Westerville, Ohio;
96, of Racine, passed
Avice Bailey and a special
in Chester, Ohio, she
grandchildren, Danny
away at 9:05 a.m. on
friend Richard Williams.
was the daughter of the
Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018. (Crina) Sayre, Dena
Besides her parents,
Lambert, Andrew (Ash- late Forest Alfonso and
Born Oct. 21, 1921,
she was preceded in death
Margaret Amanda Fell
ley Leonard) Theiss,
in Racine, he was the
by her husband Merwin
son of the late Carl and Chris (Amanda) Theiss, Bailey. Marjorie retired
“Gene” Smith in 1998;
from Veterans MemoErin (Chris) Brooks,
Belle Karr Theiss.
rial Hospital in Pomeroy one son, Stephen; one
Adam (Jentry) Theiss,
He was a retired
grandson, Christopher
and Andrew Theiss; five after 30 years of service
Construction SuperRoush; three brothers,
and was a member of
great-grandchildren,
intendent for Karr
Otis, Elmer, and Charles;
Carleton Church. In her
Construction, where he Emily Sayre, Zuri and
and two sisters, Virginia
spare time she was an
Kenzie Theiss, Aidan
had a hand in a large
and Eva.
and Addie Kate Brooks; avid reader and enjoyed
number of structures
Funeral services will be
gardening.
throughout regional uni- and numerous nieces
She is survived by three at 11 a.m., Friday, Sept.
and nephews.
versities, high schools
7, 2018, at the Ewingdaughters, Mary (Ken)
In addition to his
and area infrastructure
Schwarzel Funeral Home
Simpson, Donna (Walprojects. He was a mem- parents he is preceded
in death by his brother, lace) Hatfield and Brenda in Pomeroy with Jimmy
ber of Bethany United
Roush; six grandchildren, Evans officiating. Burial
Herman (Hattie)
Methodist Church
will follow in the Carleton
David (Susan) Bates,
since childhood, where Theiss; sisters, Irene
Cemetery. Friends may
Karen Cerbus, Angela
(Charles) Hoback, and
he served as superinvisit the Ewing-Schwarzel
Mildred (Robert) Craw- (Dan) Edwards, Bartendent and trustee.
Funeral Home on Thursbara (Bryan) Woodyard,
ford.
He also was a World
day from 4-7 p.m.
Private graveside will Wally (Lori) Hatfield
War II U.S. Army VetYou are invited to sign
and Michelle (Donnie)
be held in the Greeneran where he served
the online guestbook at
in the Pacific Theater, a wood Cemetery on Fri- Bunce; nine great grandewingfuneralhome.net.
day, Sept. 7, 2018, with children, Ryan, Kurtis,
member of the Racine
American Legion Post # Rev. Dewayne Stutler
602, and also a member officiating and full mili- MORAN
RAVENSWOOD — Lee Paul Moran, 83, of Raventary Honors provided
of the Tuppers Plains
swood, died Monday, Sept.3, 2018 in his home.
by area Racine AmeriV.F.W. Post 9053.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. on Friday,
can Legion Post #602.
He is survived by
Sept. 7, 2018 at St. Matthew Catholic Church in
Friends may call from
his wife, Bernice
11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Friday Ravenswood. Visitation will also be Friday from
Stowe Theiss, whom
2-2:50 p.m., with the 3 p.m. funeral mass immediately
in the Cremeens-King
he married on April
Funeral Home, Racine. following. Burial service will be at the Ravenswood
5, 1947 in Syracuse;
Cemetery with full military honors provided by the
In lieu of flowers
two daughters, Sharon
memorials may be made Jackson County Honor Guard. Arrangements pro(Roger) Birch, and
vided by Casto Funeral Home, Ravenswood.
to the Bethany United
Donna (Dan) Sayre, of
Methodist Church, P.O.
Racine; two sons, KenWATTS
Box 368, Racine.
neth (Debbie) Theiss,
CORYDON, Ind. — Barbara Ann (Harris) Watts,
82, of Corydon, Indiana died on September 4, 2018 at
BONNIE LOU MILHOAN
Harrison Healthcare Center in Corydon, Indiana.
Funeral services will be Friday, September 7, 2018
Logan, Michael HamSYRACUSE — Bonat 1:00 pm at the Beechwood Bible Holiness Church.
nie Lou Milhoan, 59, of mon Jr. of Syracuse,
Interment will follow in the El Bethel Cemetery in
Oscar Milhoan of
Syracuse, Ohio, went
Belpre; her father, Billy Milltown, Indiana. Visitation will be on Thursday,
to be with the Lord on
Dailey of Long Bottom; September 6, 2018 from 2-8 p.m. at the Brown FunerSept. 1, 2018, at her
residence. Bonnie grew sisters, Candy Dailey of al Home and on Friday, September 7, 2018 after 11
a.m. until time of the service at the Beechwood Bible
Long Bottom, Treasa
up in Portland, Ohio.
She loved taking care of Ohlinger of Logan, Dee Holiness Church. Brown Funeral Home in Milltown,
Indiana is entrusted with the arrangements.
her flowers and animals (Tracy) Congrove of
and spending time with Long Bottom; special
SIMMONS
her grandchildren, too. friend, Nancy Hulse
COOLVILLE — Edith Juanita Simmons, 89, of
of Long Bottom; and
She is preceded in
several nieces and neph- Coolville, Ohio, died on Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018, at
death by her mother,
The Wyngate Senior Living Community in Vienna,
ews.
Carole Dailey and sisWest Virginia.
Funeral services will
ter, Connie Murphy.
Visitation will be at the White-Schwarzel Funeral
be held on Thursday,
She is survived by
Sept. 6, 2018, at 6 p.m. Home in Coolville, Ohio, on Friday, Sept. 7, 2018,
her husband, Mikel
from 4-8 p.m., and one hour prior to services. Funeral
at Anderson McDaniel
Milhoan Sr.; children,
Funeral Home in Pome- services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8,
April Hammon (Joey
2018, with the Reverends Katherine Riley, Ian Reid,
Lewis), Mikel Milhoan roy. Visiting hours will
and Craig Holler officiating. The Rite of Christian
Jr. (Patricia Hudnell) all be on Thursday from
Burial will be at the Coolville Cemetery in Coolville,
4-6 p.m. at the funeral
of Syracuse; grandchilOhio.
dren, Jennifer Hammon home.
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Thursday, Sept. 6
CHESTER — Chester Shade Historical Association
is having their monthly board meeting at 6:30 p.m. at
the Chester Academy in Chester. Everyone is invited
to come.
CHILLICOTHE — The Southern Ohio Council
of Governments (SOCOG) will hold its next board
meeting on Thursday, September 6, 2018 at 10 a.m.
at 27 West Second Street, Suite 202, Chillicothe,
Ohio, 45601. Board meetings usually are held the first
Thursday of the month. For more information, call
740-775-5030, ext. 103.
Friday, Sept. 7
SALEM CENTER — Meigs County Pomona
Grange will be held with supper at 6:45 p.m. followed
by meeting at 7:30 p.m. All State Contest items will
be judged.
Sunday, Sept. 9
PORTLAND — The VanMeter Family Reunion will
be held at 1 p.m. at Portland Community Center.
Monday, Sept. 10
RUTLAND — Rutland Village Council will meet at 7
p.m. for their regular meeting. The meeting was moved
from the first Monday of the month due to the holiday.
BEDFORD TWP. — The Bedford Township trustees at 7 p.m. will hold their regular monthly meeting
and discuss the Record Retention (RC2 Form) which
is in the Policy and Procedures Book.
Tuesday, Sept. 11
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Community Center
Board of Directors will meet at 7 p.m.
POMEROY — The Meigs County Board of Health
meeting will take place at 5 p.m. in the conference
room of the Meigs County Health Department, which
is located at 112 E. Memorial Drive in Pomeroy, Ohio.
Symphony
preparing an orchestral
performance.
Concertgoers — new or
veteran — have another
From page 1
chance to learn more
about the music with
He also serves as assistant professor of piano at a free pre-concert chat
in the third-floor Ariel
the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory Chamber Theatre, the
pre-concert talks are
of Music.
interactive and informal
The OVS says it is
devoted to bringing great and begin at 6:45 p.m.
Tickets for The Ohio
music played by great
artists to the Ohio Valley Valley Symphony’s concerts are $24 for adults,
– and making orchestral
$22 seniors and $12 for
music easy to love. The
students. Tickets are
doors are open and the
available on the website
public is welcome to
attend OVS rehearsals for at arieloperahouse.org or
ohiovalleysymphony.org
free at 7-10 p.m. on Fridays and 1-4 p.m. on Sat- or at the box office. Funding for The Ohio Valley
urdays on concert weekSymphony is provided in
ends. Open rehearsals
part by the Ohio Valley
are a way for young and
Ban where community is
old alike to listen to live
first and the Ann Carson
symphonic music when
Dater Endowment. The
schedules and timing do
Ariel is located at 426
not allow them to attend
concerts. They also offer Second Ave. in downtown
Gallipolis and is an ADA
a behind-the-scenes
glimpse of what goes into accessible facility.
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Health concerns of Philip Sporn Power Plant workers
Staff Report
caused by asbestos exposure.
Asbestos-laced products were
used for decades at the Philip
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tors, pipe-fitters, electricians,
employees nor management
welders, and other laborers
were aware of the asbestos risk.
employed before 1981 at the
Asbestos is a mineral that in
Philip Sporn Power Plant and
diagnosed with various cancers its natural state is harmless.
are entitled to special benefits. It becomes harmful when it is
pulled apart or ground up into
Lung cancer, esophageal
flexible fibers. Then, when
cancer, laryngeal cancer, pharyngeal cancer, stomach cancer, inhaled or swallowed, microcolon cancer, rectal cancer, and scopic asbestos fibers may be
permanently affixed to body
mesothelioma are frequently
tissue. Over many years, these
fibers may cause genetic changes that can lead to cancer.
According to the National
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from 10 to 40 years or more
for asbestos-related cancers to
appear.”
To compensate cancer
victims and the families of
deceased cancer victims, Federal Bankruptcy Courts have
required asbestos manufacturers to set aside hundreds of
millions of dollars in private
trusts. Through these trusts,
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timely, detailed, and accurate
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Dettwiller’s opens in Pomeroy
By Sarah Hawley
shawley@aimmediamidwest.com
POMEROY — Dettwiller True Value Hardware
is now open at it’s new,
expanded location in
Pomeroy.
Constructed behind the
old store, the new location has approximately
double the square footage
of the former building.
The former Dettwiller
building was constructed
in 1915 and was first
home to the Pomeroy
Cement Block company.
“It was time,” explained
owner Al Dettwiller of
the move to the new
building. He explained
that they could have
rehabbed the former
building, adding a little
extra square footage, but
in the end it would have
still be an 100-plus year
old building coming with
its concerns and potential
problems.
This is not the first new
building for Dettwiller
as the business opened
its doors in Albany eight
years ago, with a third
store located in McArthur
opening a year-and-a-half
ago.
Looking at those new
buildings and spending
Sarah Hawley | Sentinel
Dettwiller True Value Hardware recently opened its new store
in Pomeroy. The store includes an expanded offering of many
products, including Stihl products.
time there, then coming
back to Pomeroy, only
helped to make Dettwiller
realize that it was time to
make the change to a new
building.
Dettwiller expressed
his appreciation for the
support of the community, family, and friends
for making the smooth
transition possible.
“We shut down at 3
p.m. on Saturday and
by 3:30 p.m. we had
50 people packing and
carrying items,” said
Dettwiller, noting that
family, friends, neighbors,
and community members
all came together to assist
with the move.
“We had an army of
people here to help. The
plan was to take two to
three days; we opened
back up on Tuesday
morning,” said Dettwiller.
For the time being,
customers will need to
access the store from
Condor Street, with
plenty of parking available
behind the building, as
construction on the future
parking area in front of
the store continues. The
former building will be
torn down to allow for the
work to take place.
Dettwiller stated that
once completed, the
front elevation will be
much like that of Farmers
Bank or Wendy’s with
the elevated area above
Main Street allowing for
the parking lot to be at
store level, with parking
and the building out of
the floodplain. An official
grand opening will likely
take place in the spring
once the work in the front
is completed.
With the extra space
comes additional and
expanded product offerings in all areas of the
business.
Dettwiller gave a tour
of the store earlier this
week, explaining the products offered, including the
expanded Stihl selection,
lawn and garden, farm
and ranch items, convenience automotive, paint
and paint supplies, lighting, electrical, plumbing,
pet supplies, hand and
power tools, cabinet hardware and an indoor area
for feed which had previously been located outside
of the store.
Hours at Dettwiller
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Saturday; and 11 a.m. to
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of City National Bank of West Virginia, announced
this week the concurrent signing of two separate
definitive merger agreements.
Under one agreement, City will acquire Poage
Bankshares, Inc., (“Poage”) (Nasdaq: PBSK), the
parent company of Town Square Bank, Ashland,
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Daily Sentinel
THEIR VIEW
Once again,
summer speeds
to its conclusion
The very notion of an “Endless Summer” —
long days filled with barbecues, swimming pools
and little league baseball games — has become a
myth. It’s become a myth as cliche as
a Country Time Lemonade commer
cial and as corny as a Frankie Avalon
and Annette Funicello movie.
Somewhere in between Memorial
Day and Labor Day, we have lost our
collective way as a society. Some
where, somehow, summer became
David
hard work.
Fong
I’m pretty sure America has forgot
Contributing
ten how to relax and soak up the
columnist
sun.
Or, at the very least, as we rapidly
approach the end of yet another summer, I have.
It used to be that summers seemed to stretch
out forever once school let out — so long that by
the time late August rolled around, children were
starting to get bored and actually looked forward
to school starting again so they could have some
sort of structure back in their lives. It means
sleeping in, lounging by the pool and not needing
to be any particular place at any particular time.
It was a glorious, Norman Rockwell-ian time to
be alive.
These days, we have kids so scheduled so tight
they don’t really have time to be kids anymore.
School gets out later and starts sooner — or it
certainly seems that way. They are sweating it out
in classrooms well into the first week of June and
repeating it all over again by mid-August.
And when they aren’t in school, we have put
them in sports camps, music camps, art camps
and every other sort of activity imaginable.
Remember when kids used to do things like play
baseball in the park with
These days, we
their friends using a set
of rules that only vaguely have kids so
resembled those of the
scheduled so tight
Great American Pastime?
they don’t really
How about games like
kickball and kick the can? have time to be
Nearly gone and forgotten kids anymore.
from the American land
School gets out
scape.
later and starts
Why? Probably because
sooner
— or it
after playing on four dif
certainly seems
ferent traveling baseball
teams and heading off
that way. They
to two different soccer
are sweating it
camps throughout the
out in classrooms
summer, they are too
well into the first
exhausted at night to go
week of June and
out and chase lightning
bugs.
repeating it all
And don’t get me
over again by midwrong — as a parent of
August.
two young children, I’m
as guilty of this trend as
anyone. My kids have attended — and enjoyed —
every activity we have scheduled for them. Kudos
to all who have worked with my children this sum
mer. Part of the problem is that in our household,
with two working parents, we are forced to take
such measures. I’m guessing we aren’t the only
parents around here who have to do the same
thing. If it weren’t for all the camps and activities
available to children, many working parents would
be left in a bind.
It’s just a shame that it has to be that way.
And it’s not just the kids who don’t get a chance
to enjoy their summers anymore. The lack of sum
mer fun has trickled into adulthood, as well.
Remember when family vacations used to
consist of a full tank of a gas, a station wagon, a
cooler filled with sandwiches and the open road?
Remember when the journey was frequently more
enjoyable than the actual destination? It used to
be the family piled into the car, hit the road and
didn’t stop to rest until dad had said, “Darn it!
Don’t think I won’t turn this car around and go
home!” (or, alternately, “Don’t make me come
back there!”) at least five times.
Those days have passed us by like a warm sum
mer breeze.
Folks these days are too over-scheduled to mess
around with such frivolity. Vacation time is limited
and it’s about having fun at any and all costs! We
will be inside the gates at Disney by no later than
9:04 a.m. We will be on Space Mountain by 10:13
a.m. We will follow with a light lunch, then it’s
off to the Hall of Presidents! We have an itinerary
to follow! I dropped $5,000 and we will have fun!
Enjoyment and family bonding is mandatory! Hey
... it’s time for a selfie with Mickey Mouse, so you
better stop crying! We are making memories that
need to stand the test of time on Instagram!
It’s no one’s fault it has all come to this, mind
you. It’s merely a function of our overburdened
society.
Still, though, there’s only a handful of days left
this summer. Enjoy them while they last.
Catch a few lightning bugs for me.
David Fong is a writer for the Troy Daily News, a publication of AIM
Media Midwest. Contact him at dfong@troydailynews.com; follow him
on Twitter @thefong
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THEIR VIEW
Hie courage to compel chaîne
I’d like to share a little
history with those of you
who are too young to
know about John F. Ken
nedy’s book, “Profiles in
Courage,” or those of you
who knew at one time,
but have since forgotten.
Kennedy is known for
having had the idea for
the text, for supplying
the philosophy it pro
mulgates, and for having
written the first and last
chapters.
Ted Sorenson wrote
most of the text and
had help with research.
There, however, are some
factual errors in the book,
and Kennedy’s father
played a major role in
pushing for the text to
be awarded the Pulitzer
Prize for Biography in
1957.
I’ve been thinking a
good bit about courage
during the last few weeks,
the courage to speak out
when the very founda
tions of our democracy
are being ravaged by an
American president who
seems to have a host of
personal issues which
influence his behaviors,
behaviors that many
American find unaccept
able and would not toler
ate in their locally elected
officials.
We all concede that we
like the economy under
Trump, surging because
of deregulation and
tax breaks for the very
wealthy and corporations.
The employed who make
minimum wage, work full
time and are still eligible
for government benefits
are, however, less happy.
Profiles in Courage
awards are given to per-
Courage Award as
sons who’ve shown
were the Public
courage to take
Servants of Sep
actions that might
tember 11 (NYPD,
be very costly to
FDNY and the
them. You may well
military) in 2002.
disagree with the
Surely no one can
list of some honordispute the 2002
ees who are given Vivian
award,
although
a Tiffany sterling
Blevins
silver lantern,
some might ques
Contributing
tion whether
modeled after the
columnist
Lewis deserved
lanterns aboard the
the honor. The his
USS Constitution,
tory of civil rights, or the
in recognition of their
actions and its symbol for lack thereof in this coun
leading us out of dark
try, is long and shameful.
ness.
Lewis is to be com
We must acknowledge mended for his continu
ing powerful opposition
that no one is perfect,
to those who would keep
and we all hope we will
a part of our population
be judged by the totality
of our lives as opposed to as second- or third-class
a segment that even we
citizens.
Courage has many
might find objectionable.
faces, and all of those
I revere the late Sen.
whom I have selected
John McCain, a 1999
recipient for his honor
from the group of recipi
able actions during the
ents have shown courage
Vietnam War. I was
even while their bodies
taken aback by President were assaulted: John
Trump’s disregard for that McCain by the Viet
Cong who tortured him,
service and his saying
that he prefers those who crushed him, bayoneted
him and caused perma
are not captured when
nent injuries to his arms
most of us are aware of
during his five-and-onehis military deferments
half years of confinement.
for education and bone
Lewis received a frac
spurs. Trump also made
remarks to Howard Stern tured skull from a state
saying that his Vietnam
trooper as he engaged
War was in avoiding
in a non-violent protest
in 1965 in the Selma to
sexually transmitted dis
eases while dating. When Montgomery March and
recently President Trump was assaulted other times
refused to say McCain’s
as well. Numbers mat
name when he announced ter as well and over 400
a new defense bill, the
first responders died in
John S. McCain National the 9/11 attack and over
1,000 have since died
Defense Authorization
Act for Fiscal 2019,1 was because of exposure to
embarrassed for him.
toxins at Ground Zero.
In 2001, civil rights
I was taught early to
leader Georgia Congress speak up as my mother
told stories of her child
man John Lewis was
hood when she and her
given the Profiles in
mother spoke out on
the side of what they
believed to be right.
Later, I learned about our
Founding Fathers and
their understanding that
a balance of powers is
essential as they created
the three branches of gov
ernment: the executive,
the legislative, and the
judicial. They realized,
as do I, that perfection
is impossible and any
branch unchecked can
result in tyranny.
Through reading our
country’s history for
decades, I’ve also learned
that we have erred as a
country, and the list is
long and includes intern
ment of Japanese Ameri
can citizens in World War
II, the Tuskegee syphilis
experimentation on
blacks, and the turning
away of Jews aboard the
S.S. St. Louis who were
fleeing the Holocaust. I
believe in the potential
we all have for changing
behaviors that are cruel
and immoral. We must,
however, count on other
to call us out, to insist
that we view the error
of our ways and correct
them.
I am proud to be an
American. I also am
proud when we acknowl
edged our mistakes as
individuals, as a country,
right our wrongs, and
move ahead, attempting
to be our better selves.
Dr. Blevins has taught
undergraduate and graduate
students as well as prison inmates,
and now teachescommunication
and American literature classes at
Edison State Community College.
Reach her at (937)778-3815 or
vbblevins@woh.rr.com.
YOUR VIEW
Reader addresses
FFRF claims
Dear Editor,
I am not local to Gallipolis,
but a friend handed me a copy of
your Thursday, August 30, 2018
newspaper. On the very front page
there was an article concerning
the Meigs County Commissioners.
The article stated that these com
missioners “committed ‘numerous
constitutional infractions’” of a
religious nature and the legal folks
from the FFRF (Freedom From
Religion Foundation) desire it
stopped.
To be quite blunt, the FFRF
need to mind their own business
as it appears to me that the Meigs
County Commissioners did noth
ing illegal or unconstitutional.
Sometime before Ohio became a
state in 1803, Thomas Jefferson
addressed the Danbury Baptist
Association in Connecticut when
he stated: “I contemplate with
sovereign reverence that act of
the whole American people which
declared that their legislature
should ‘make no law respecting an
establishment of religion, or pro
hibiting the free exercise thereof.’”
These commissioners can pray any
time they desire, and the state can
not, according to the constitution
‘prohibit the free exercise thereof.’
Without going into details, any
one can search and see: “On May
5,2014, the U.S. Supreme Court
ruled 5-4 in favor of the Town of
Greece, and that the town’s prac
tice of beginning legislative ses
sions with prayers does not violate
the Establishment Clause of the
First Amendment.”
I am not a lawyer; however,
there exist a whole team of law
yer at Liberty Counsel who can
explain these facts to the FFRF
and Meigs County Commissions. I
will include their address (https://
www.lc.org/), and I will forward
your front page to them. I person
ally am very tired of the entire
atheist community riding rough
shod over my freedoms; it feels, to
me, that they are the ones guilty
of shoving their religion down my
throat.
Martin Nelson
Cambridge, Ohio
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Thursday, September 6, 2018 5
Mothman
Body
artists, authors, merchants,
hobbyists, handcrafted artists/boutique owners, food
trucks, food carts, food
From page 1
booths, lemonade stands, ice
cream trucks, etc. will be set
Mothman sightings that hapup along Main Street on both
pened in 1966 around Point
Saturday and Sunday of the
Pleasant.
event.
He commented when this
Optional paid parking for
all began, he and fellow event
the festival on Saturday will
organizers never dreamed
be at Krodel Park for $10 with
it would grow as large as it
a shuttle service available for
has. Recently, because of the
tips. Wamsley shared the paid
increase of folks coming to
parking fee will be collected
the city on Friday, a kick start
by the City of Point Pleasant
event was added to the agenwith the money going towards
da and is returning this year.
the Point Pleasant Splash Pad.
Beginning at 6 p.m., on
File photo
The tips for the shuttle serFriday evening, at the historic
Costumes and individuality are encouraged at the Mothman Festival.
vice will be a donation to the
state theater, three features
senior citizens home. On Sunfrom the Small Town Monday, parking is free at Krodel.
on a first come, first serve
guided bus tours will begin
sters will be shown with free
Along the street parking near
basis. Wamsley commented
at 10 a.m., lasting until 10
admission.
the festival is an option, but
p.m.. Each tour lasts approxi- the ticket sale is likely to
The day begins early on
spots will fill quickly. Wamsley
begin at 9 a.m. this year.
mately 60-75 minutes at $20
Saturday with the Mothman
commented the parking is
Also, throughout the day
5K at 7 a.m. Registration will per person. The tour bus will
“crazy” and it is advised to
be at the 400 Main Street and leave from the Mason County festival goers will see people
arrive early at the festival for
dressed up in their favorite
Courthouse and those on the
line up is on Eighth Street.
costumes. All are welcome to better parking options.
Following, the 2018 Mothman tour are advised to arrive
To keep up with updates
participate in the cosplay fun.
15 minutes early. The TNT
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The cosplay groups Star Wars on the festival, a free Mothwith the first pageant being at bus tours are also offered on
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being at 7 p.m., doors opening evening, festival goers can
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at 6 p.m. The cost of admisinformation on the Mothman
also be held.
starting at the West Virginia
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with crown and sash are free, rides begin around 7 p.m. and festival goers will be able to
enjoy live entertainment,
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bined company will have $4.8
billion in assets, deposits of
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presence in the HuntingtonAshland and Lexington, KenDeposit”), the parent compatucky MSAs. “Our leadership
ny of Farmers Deposit Bank,
recognized these partnerships
Cynthiana, Kentucky.
as strategic next steps for
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bank of Poage and will merge ence throughout Kentucky
and we are fortunate to be
into City National Bank of
making this move forward,”
West Virginia. Upon compleremarked Charles R. (Skip)
tion of the Farmers Deposit
Hageboeck, President & Chief
merger, the subsidiary bank
Executive Officer of City.
of Farmers Deposit and will
merge into City National Bank Both the Poage and Farmers
Deposit merger are expected
of West Virginia.
Based upon financial data as to close in the fourth quarter
of 2018, pending customary
of March 31, 2018, the com-
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A day after massive fires scorched
over a million acres in Michigan, a
yellow, smoky haze choked the New
England sky on Sept. 6, 1881. It was
termed the “Yellow Day”.
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300
500
Primary pollutant: Particulates
Air Quality Index: 0-50, Good; 51-100,
Moderate; 101-150, Unhealthy for sensitive
groups; 151-200, Unhealthy; 201-300, Very
unhealthy; 301-500, Hazardous.
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Environmental Services
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Parkersburg
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Racine
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Gallipolis
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Ashland
Lloyd Greenup
Portsmouth
Maysville
Meldahl Dam
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16.07
21.40
12.66
13.18
25.50
13.34
25.33
34.27
12.79
15.10
33.90
13.60
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+0.04
+0.20
-0.25
-0.27
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+0.28
-0.01
-0.48
-0.36
-0.32
-0.90
-0.60
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MONDAY
77°
68°
Humid with heavy
rain and a t-storm
Cloudy
Marietta
87/69
Belpre
88/69
Athens
86/68
St. Marys
88/69
Parkersburg
87/68
Coolville
87/69
Elizabeth
88/70
Spencer
88/70
Buffalo
88/70
Milton
88/70
St. Albans
89/70
Huntington
86/70
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110s
100s
Seattle
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30s
20s
San Francisco
10s
70/55
0s
-0s
-10s
Los Angeles
81/68
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Rain
Showers
Snow
Flurries
Ice
Cold Front
Warm Front
Stationary Front
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81°
62°
Cloudy and humid
Murray City
85/67
Ironton
87/71
Ashland
86/71
Grayson
86/71
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79°
64°
Wilkesville
86/68
POMEROY
Jackson
88/69
87/68
Ravenswood
Rio Grande
89/70
88/70
Centerville
POINT PLEASANT
Ripley
84/68
GALLIPOLIS
89/70
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88/70
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86/70
86/69
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Flood
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37
34
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54
50
50
51
Portsmouth
87/70
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Prosecutor’s Office.
83°
66°
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humid
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McArthur
86/68
Lucasville
87/69
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Environmental Services
0 50 100 150 200
Chillicothe
85/67
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Primary: ragweed/other/grass
Mold: 3261
Logan
85/67
Adelphi
86/67
Waverly
86/68
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4:17 a.m.
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65°
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Athens Major Crimes Unit and
the Meigs County Sheriff’s
Office.
On Sept. 4, 2018, Ronnie
Smith, 35, of Darwin Road,
Shade, was arrested in Hocking
County with the assistance of
the Athens County Prosecutor’s
Office, Hocking County Sheriff’s Office and the Ohio State
Highway Patrol on Love Street
in Logan, Ohio. Smith has been
charged with Kidnapping, a
felony of the first degree and
Murder, an unclassified felony.
Smith is currently being held at
the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail
on a one million-dollar bond.
Also, on Sept. 4, James Pascol, 57, of Shade, was arrested
in Shade, Ohio, by the Athens
County Sheriff’s Office. Pascol
has been charged with Abuse of
a Corpse and Tampering with
Evidence. He is currently being
held at the Southeast Ohio
Regional Jail on a $100,000 with
10 percent permitted bond.
On Sept. 5, William Milam, 32
of Nelsonville, was arrested in
Nelsonville, by the Athens County Sheriff’s Office. Milam has
been charged with Kidnapping,
a felony of the first degree and
Murder, an unclassified felony.
Milam is currently being held at
the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail
on a one million-dollar bond.
Also, on Sept. 5, Ben
Cochran, 29, or The Plains, was
arrested in The Plains, by the
Athens County Sheriff’s Office.
Cochran has been charged with
Kidnapping, a felony of the first
degree and Murder, an unclassified felony. Cochran is currently
being held at the Southeast
Ohio Regional Jail on a one
million-dollar bond.
This case was investigated
by the Athens County Sheriff’s
Office with assistance provided
by the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office, Athens Major
Crimes Unit, Bureau of Criminal
Investigation and Identification,
and Meigs County Sheriff’s
Office.
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Clendenin
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precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day.
Winnipeg
71/50
Billings
84/55
Minneapolis
73/53
Chicago
71/61
Denver
76/54
Kansas City
73/65
GORDON
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76/55
Toronto
75/56
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75/60
New York
92/71
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87/71
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Daily Sentinel
Marauders 3rd at Franklin Valley
By Bryan Walters
bwalters@aimmediamidwest.com
JACKSON, Ohio — The
reigning champs may have suffered a knock-out blow.
The Meigs golf team now
faces an uphill battle if it hopes
to win at least a share of the
program’s fourth consecutive
league championship following
a third place finish on Tuesday
at the fifth Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division match at
Franklin Valley Golf Course in
Jackson County.
The Marauders — who
Bryan Walters | OVP Sports
Meigs junior Bobby Musser watches a tee shot on the 12th hole at an Aug. 20 TVC shared the 2015 crown with
Vinton County before posting
Ohio golf match at Franklin Valley Golf Course in Jackson, Ohio.
consecutive unbeaten seasons
the previous two falls — are
now four losses back of current
league-leader Athens and also
sit two losses behind current
runner-up Alexander.
The Maroon and Gold are
not mathematically eliminated
from contention, but MHS
would have to win the final two
matches, have Alexander place
second and have Athens finish
third just to force a three-way
tie in the final league standings.
The Bulldogs and Spartans,
however, are responsible for all
five team victories thus far in
TVC Ohio competition — with
Athens coming away with its
third league win on Monday
night.
The Bulldogs improved their
seasonal mark to 22-3 overall
following a narrow one-stroke
victory over the Spartans on
Tuesday night by a 167-168
count. Alexander is now 20-5
overall through five matches.
The Maroon and Gold
posted a final team tally of 177,
which moved their seasonal
mark to 18-7 overall.
Vinton County (10-15) and
Wellston (5-20) respectively
finished fourth and fifth overall
See GOLF | 7
Lady Wildcats
volleyball team
scratches Southern
By Alex Hawley
ahawley@aimmediamidwest.com
RACINE, Ohio — Alas, there was no upset to
be had.
The Southern volleyball team fell short of
defending Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division champion Waterford on Tuesday in Meigs
County, with the Lady Wildcats claiming victory
in straight games.
Southern (0-5, 0-3 TVC Hocking) took the
in-ital lead in the opening game, and stretched
it to as many as five points, at 9-4. Waterford
rallied back, however, taking the lead at 12-11
and never relinquishing it on the way to a 25-16
triumph.
The Lady Wildcats led wire-to-wire in the second game, scoring eight of the first nine points
and cruising to the 25-13 victory.
After a trio of ties in the third game, the last
of which came at 4-4, Waterford gradually pulled
away and ultimately claimed the 25-13 matchclinching win.
Southern finished with a side-out percentage of
32.9 and a serve percentage of 93.2 for the match.
Meanwhile, the Lady Wildcats had a 59.1 side-out
percentage.
The Southern service was led by Marissa Brooker and Sydney Adams with five points apiece,
including a pair of aces by Adams. Kassie Barton
finished with four points and one ace for the
hosts, Baylee Wolfe chipped in with two points,
while Baylee Grueser and Phoenix Cleland each
earned one service point.
Wolfe and Cleland led Southern at the net with
five kills apiece. Abby Cummins finished with two
kills and two blocks, while Saelym Larsen contributed one kill to the Lady Tornado cause.
Waterford was led by Cara Taylor with 18 points
and Ana-Sophia Beardsley with 10.
Southern will get a second chance at the Green
and White on Sept. 27 in Waterford.
After a trip to Nelsonville-York on Wednesday,
the Lady Tornadoes resume league play on Thursday at Federal Hocking.
Alex Hawley can be reached at 740-446-2342, ext. 2100.
OVP SPORTS SCHEDULE
Thursday, Sept. 6
Boys Golf
Wahama at Eastern,
4:30
Chesapeake, Ironton
at Gallia Academy, 4
p.m.
Academy, 5:30
Volleyball
Nelsonville-York at
River Valley, 7 p.m.
Belpre at Wahama, 7
p.m.
Meigs at Athens, 7
p.m.
Eastern at Miller, 7
p.m.
Gallia Academy at
South Point, 6:30
Southern at Federal
Hocking, 7 p.m.
Point Pleasant at
Nitro, 5 p.m.
Ohio Valley Christian
at North Pleasants, 6
p.m.
Friday, Sept. 7
Football
Gallia Academy at
Jackson, 7 p.m.
Southern at Wahama,
7:30
Portsmouth at River
Valley, 7:30
Logan at Meigs, 7:30
Trimble at Eastern,
7:30
Warren at Point
Pleasant, 7:30
South Gallia at Federal Hocking, 7:30
Hannan at Manchester, 7:30
Girls Soccer
Rock Hill at Gallia
Boys Soccer
Rock Hill at Gallia
Academy, 7 p.m.
Lincoln County at
Point Pleasant, 7 p.m.
Volleyball
Ohio Valley Christian
at Ross County, 6 p.m.
Photos by Alex Hawley | OVP Sports
Gallia Academy junior Alex Barnes (5) slams a spike over an Ironton defender, during the Blue Angels’ straight games win on Tuesday in
Centenary, Ohio.
Blue Angels turn back Ironton
By Alex Hawley
ahawley@aimmediamidwest.com
CENTENARY, Ohio —
It’s tough to tell which
was better, the Blue
Angels’ serve receive, or
their serve.
The Gallia Academy
volleyball team had a
side-out percentage of 80
and notched 19 aces, as
the Blue Angels cruised
to a straight games win
over Ohio Valley Conference guest Ironton on
Tuesday in Gallia County.
The Lady Tigers led for
the first and only time in
the match at the start of
the first game. From a 3-2
deficit, Gallia Academy
(5-0, 4-0 OVC) rattled off
eight consecutive markers
and never trailed again.
Ironton cut its first
game deficit to as low as
five points, at 17-12, but
the Blue Angels claimed
eight of the next nine
points to seal the 25-13
victory. In the opening
game, GAHS had nine
aces and had a side-out
percentage of 76.9.
Gallia Academy led
wire-to-wire in the second game, winning the
point on 11 of its 12
serve receive chances.
The Blue and White won
the second by a 25-11
total, recording seven
aces in the game.
The Blue Angels also
led from start-to-finish
in the third game, after
claiming 10 of the first
11 points. The GAHS
lead was in double figures
from 14-4, to the final
margin of 25-10.
Following the victory,
fifth-year GAHS head
been one of our weaker
spots,” Rosier said.
“We have worked on it,
worked on it, and worked
on it. To add to it, we’ve
started a program where
the girls give themselves
goals, and I think that
helps. We had goals
reached tonight, they got
there and then some.
“We work on serve and
serve receive at the same
time. Hunter (Copley)
has a wicked serve, it’s
like a rocket, and it’s hard
for the other team to
receive.”
Copley led the Blue
Angels with match-highs
of 19 service points and
10 aces, with 11 of her
markers coming in the
first game. Alex Barnes
was next with 11 points
Gallia Academy senior Hunter Copley (14) sets the ball, during the and three aces, followed
second game of the Blue Angels’ sweep of Ironton on Thursday in by Ashton Webb with
Centenary, Ohio.
six points and four aces.
MaKenna Caldwell had
five points, all in the
coach Janice Rosier noted in the OVC, its 23rd
third game, Peri Martin
consecutive at home in
her team’s enjoyment of
finished with four points
the league, and its 11th
the game, as well as the
and one ace, while Madmomentum coming from in a row in the regular
die Wright ended with
Saturday’s sweep of non- season overall. The Blue
two points and one ace.
Angels have also won 22
conference rival River
Webb led the Blue
single games in the reguValley, as key factors in
Angels at the net with
lar season, with a string
the Blue Angels’ stellar
14 kills, followed by
of seven consecutive
play.
Barnes with eight. Wright
sweeps.
“They had fun, and
As a team, Gallia Acad- marked six kills and
when they have fun they
one block, Maddy Petro
emy recorded a serve
play well,” Rosier said.
chipped in with four kills
percentage of 83.8 and
“Saturday was key, they
and a block, while Martin
played well Saturday, and a hitting percentage of
44.1, while Ironton had a and Aubrey Unroe had
I think they even played
two kills apiece, with
better tonight. Right now serve percentage of 88.2
Martin earning one block
and a hitting percentage
they are really focused.
and 31 assists. Taylor
They’re focused on taking of 2.0.
Burnette led the Blue
Not only did the Blue
every game seriously, yet
Angels finish with a side- Angel defense with a
having a good time, and
out percentage of 80, but dozen of the team’s 26
remembering what their
digs.
they held IHS to a sideultimate goals are at the
Marybeth Burton,
out percentage of just
end of the season.”
36.5.
The victory is Gallia
See VOLLEYBALL | 7
“Our serve receive has
Academy’s 33rd straight
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Daily Sentinel
Thursday, September 6, 2018 7
Alexander sweeps Meigs
By Scott Jones
The second game
was tightly contested as
Meigs jumped to a 10-7
early in the contest, but
the Red and Black manufactured a 9-6 scoring run
to tie the game at 16-all.
From there, the Lady
Spartans outscored the
Lady Marauders 9-3 to
earn a 25-19 victory.
Following a seven-all tie
in the third game, Alexander never surrendered the
lead again and rolled to a
25-17 win while earning a
3-0 match victory.
The Lady Marauders
service attack was led by
Kylee Mitch with seven
points, while Mallory
sjones@aimmediamidwest.com
ROCKSPRINGS, Ohio
— A tough night for the
Lady Marauders.
The Lady Marauders
volleyball team suffered
a three games to none
setback to Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division foe
Alexander on Tuesday
night in Meigs County.
In the opening game,
the Maroon and Gold
(2-4, 0-3 TVC Ohio)
trailed 7-0 early in the
contest as the Lady Spartans (6-1, 3-0) utilized
an 18-12 scoring run en
route to a 25-12 victory.
Hawley followed with
six points. Maddie Fields
posted four points, while
Breanna Zirkle was next
with three points.
Rounding out the MHS
service attack was Baylee
Tracy with one point.
As a team Meigs finished with 16 kills, three
aces, seven blocks and 53
digs.
Marissa Noble and and
Maci Hood led the Lady
Marauders at the net with
five kills apiece, respectively, while Hawley was
next with three. Hannah
Durst had two kills, while
Tracy finished with one.
The Maroon and Gold
Scott Jones | OVP Sports
MHS sophomore Hannah Durst (11) attempts a spike during the Lady Marauders setback against
Alexander on Tuesday night in Rocksprings, Ohio.
will have a chance to
avenge this setback on
Sept. 27 in Albany.
After visiting Logan on
Wednesday, Meigs will
resume league play on
Lady Marauders win home tri-match
Scott Jones can be reached at 740446-2342, ext 2106.
Golf
From page 6
By Alex Hawley
over guests Vinton County and
ahawley@aimmediamidwest.com
River Valley.
In the play six, count four,
POMEROY, Ohio — Consis- format, the Lady Marauders
finished with a team total of
tent from top-to-bottom.
184, 33 strokes ahead of the
The Meigs girls golf team
second place Lady Vikings. The
had its four counting scores
Lady Raiders rounded out the
separated by just five strokes
on Tuesday at the par-34 Meigs field with a team score of 256.
Golf Course, as the Lady
Meigs — the Tri-Valley ConMarauders rolled to a victory
ference girls golf champion
Volleyball
From page 6
Lydia Hannan and Peighton Rowe
had two points apiece for the Lady
Tigers, with Riley Schreck finished
with one.
Schreck led IHS with five kills,
followed by Burton, Hannan and
Kiandra Martin with two apiece.
Rowe had six of 10 assists for
Ironton, while Burton had six of
21 digs.
The Blue Angels are back on the
court at South Point on Thursday.
“South Point has improved,”
Rosier said. “They’re scrappy,
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Raiders with a 51, followed by
Sophia Gee with a 61. Erika
Justus’ 64 and Aislynn Bostic’s
80 rounded out the RVHS team
score.
Belle Lambert led the Lady
Vikings with a 49, followed by
Kendall Fee with a 50.
WVU releases Big 12 portion
of basketball schedule
they’re not going to go down easily. It’ll take my girls playing a lot
like they did tonight, and I think
they can do it.”
Ironton and Gallia Academy will
rematch on Oct. 2 in Lawrence
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SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, IF ANY, OF STEVEN ROOD
AKA STEVEN O. ROOD AKA STEVEN O'NEIL ROOD, DECEASED, AND THE UNKNOWN SPOUSES OF ANY INDIVIDUAL LISTED HEREIN, ET AL., DEFENDANTS, COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, CASE NO. 18 CV
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Job Description
We’re looking for a part-time staff writer to write and research stories
targeted to the Ohio agricultural community. Candidate must be able to
work independently and write well-crafted and accurate features/articles
about various aspects of the agricultural industry.
Responsibilities
To: The Unknown Heirs, Next of Kin, Spouses, Devisees,
Legatees, Administrators, Executors, Successors and Assigns, if any, of Steven Rood aka Steven O. Rood aka Steven O'Neil Rood, Deceased, Beverly Carson, Deceased,
Larry Rood, Deceased, and Barbara Young, Deceased, and
the Unknown Spouses of any Individual Listed Herein;
names and addresses unknown.
2�Interview a wide range of people in the agricultural industry
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To: Melissa Tipton, last known address: Circleville, Ohio; current address unknown.
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To: John Doe-4, the Unknown Spouse, if any, of Melissa
Tipton, last known address: Circleville, Ohio; name and current
address unknown.
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To: Melissa Cubbison, last known address: 53893 Number
Nine Rd., Reedsville, OH 45772; current address unknown
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You are hereby notified that you have been named Defendants
in the action entitled Farmers Bank and Savings Company,
Plaintiff, vs. The Unknown Heirs, Next of Kin, Spouses, Devisees, Legatees, Administrators, Executors, Successors and
Assigns, if any, of Steven Rood aka Steven O. Rood aka Steven O'Neil Rood, Deceased, and the Unknown Spouses of any
Individual Listed Herein, et al., Defendants. This action has
been assigned Case No. 18 CV 052, and is pending in the
Court of Common Pleas of Meigs County, Ohio. The object of
the Complaint demands judgment against the Defendants, for
purposes of foreclosing on security, in the sum of $45,365.54,
from June 28, 2018, with interest thereon at the rate of $7.95
per day (6.875% per annum), until fully paid, plus any costs advanced or fees accrued, in order to foreclose upon a mortgage
upon real estate located at 39240 Bridle Trail Rd., Reedsville,
OH 45772 (Auditor’s Parcel Nos.: 09-00007.000, 09-00008.000,
0901161.000, 0901162.000 and 09-01163.000), which is more
fully described in deed recorded in Volume 197, Page 921,
Meigs County Official Records, and costs of this action, that the
Plaintiff’s mortgage be adjudged the first and best lien upon the
residential real property, except for real estate taxes; that all of
the Defendants be required to set up their respective claims to
the real property, if any, or be forever barred therefrom; that the
equity of redemption of all Defendants be foreclosed; that the
liens on the real property be marshalled; that the real property
be sold and that the proceeds of such sale be applied first in
payment of the judgment of the Plaintiff; that the purchaser at
such foreclosure sale be awarded a writ of possession and all
other persons in possession of the real property be evicted; that
a receiver be appointed to take charge of the real property and
collect rents therefrom; and that the Plaintiff be given such
other relief as the Court deems appropriate.
Job Location
You are required to answer the Complaint within twenty-eight
(28) days after the last publication of this Notice, which will be
published once each week for three (3) successive weeks. The
last publication will be made on the 13th day of September,
2018, and the twenty-eight (28) days for answer will commence
on that date. In the case of your failure to answer or otherwise
respond as requested by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure,
judgment by default will be rendered against you and for the relief demanded in the Complaint.
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