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50 CENTS • Vol. 61, No. 166 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2011 www.mydailysentinel.com Briefs Sales tax proceeds indicate positive No emergency Monthly dinner heating MIDDLEPORT — Heath United Methodist impact of tourism promotion Church will hold its monthly community din- assistance ner 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Sloppy joes, macaroni and cheese, desserts and drinks By Brian J. Reed upward trend in collections erate a program that seems no funding was provided will be served. [email protected] this year. In August, the to have a positive impact because of various factors county took in $121,916, on the county’s economy. affecting the office’s opera- until Nov. 1 Trick or treat times POMEROY — Meigs County continues to see a and in July, $117,690. For Money is tight, he said, but tion. Staff Report POMEROY — Wolf Pen community will significant increase in rev- the past three months, the commissioners have as- “It seems clear that tour- CHESHIRE — “Although have trick or treat at 6 p.m. on Oct. 27. enue from its one-percent collections have signifi- sured the chamber, which ism has a positive impact the weather is turning cold and Pomeroy’s trick or treat will be held from 6 sales tax, and that could cantly exceeded those of a operates the tourism office on the local economy when we would truly like to assist to 7 p.m. on Oct. 27. Middleport’s trick or treat partly be the result of a year ago. and economic development you look at the increase in our customers, Gallia Meigs is the same time and date. Commissioner Tim Ihle program, that money will retail sales during months In Chester, trick or treat will be held from 6 summerful of festivals and C.A.A.’s Emergency HEAP to 7 on Oct. 31. The fire department will start events attracting tourists. said the board believes the be available for tourism when events take place,” Program won’t begin until and stop the event. This is one consideration trend is partly attributed to promotional efforts in 2012. Ihle said. Nov. 1, 2011 but will contin- county commissioners are increased tourism during the “We have really strug- He said commissioners Self-defense course ue through March 31, 2012,” taking in determining how summer, and said festivals gled this year, and we will also believe gasoline prices explained Sandra Edwards, like the Sternwheel River- have to wait until the end are contributing to the local MIDDLEPORT - A free basic self-defense much to invest in the coun- Emergency Services Director. class for women is being hosted by the ladies ty’s tourism program next fest and ongoing events like of the year to determine economy, at least indirectly, the summer’s blues con- what we can afford to in- keeping shoppers and din- “We will begin taking calls of the Middleport Church of Christ on Monday, year. for appointments on Friday, 7 to 8:30 p.m.at the Family Life Center, corner cert series and Blues Bash vest in tourism next year,” ers in the local community According to Auditor Oct. 28 at 8 a.m. You may of Fifth and Main Streets in Middleport. Mary Byer-Hill’s latest contribute significantly to Ihle said. “We have begun to spend their extra money The Southeastern Ohio Cops for Christ will the retail economy and the to meet with the board to rather than leaving the call or walk-in to book an ap- present the program discussing crime preven- sales tax comparison, the pointment. However, an ap- tion, awareness, home and personal protec- county received $127,209 county’s bottom line, as a discuss new proposals, and county for shopping excur- direct result. we have assured the board sions. pointment may not extend a tion, and other safety issues that are affecting in sales tax revenue last scheduled utility shut-off,” she our area today. month, representing pro- Ihle said commission- members we would be able Last year, the county The free event is for all ladies high school continued. ceeds from the tax in July. ers are now meeting with to contribute.” took in over $50,000 more age and above. Space is limited so so anyone directors of the Chamber Ihle said the county than it did in 2009 through Emergency HEAP provides planning to attend is asked to call 992-2914 That is the highest monthly assistance to households that during the day or e-mailing office @middle- collection since at least of Commerce and those in- provides around $2,000 a its one-percent sales tax. A port church.org. volved in the tourism office month to fund the tourism $200,000 difference marks have had utilities disconnected, 2004, the first year reported face the threat of disconnection on Byer-Hill’s comparison. to discuss how much money office, but said there have last year’s revenue and that Library board to meet or have 10 days or less supply It is a continuation of an is needed to adequately op- been months this year when of 2004. of bulk fuel. The program al- POMEROY — Meigs County District Public Library Board will hold a regular meeting at lows a one-time payment per 3:30 p.m. on Monday at the Pomeroy library. heating season to restore or re- tain home heating services for Commission meeting 50 years of service recognized AEP, Columbia Gas, BREC and Knox Energy. For pro- POMEROY — Meigs County Veterans Ser- vice Commission will meet at 9 a.m., Oct. 31, pane and fuel oil clients, the at the office, 117 E. Memorial Dr. payment may cover up to 200 gallons for propane/bottled gas or fuel oil. Clients heating with Lodge events wood or coal will be assisted CHESTER — Shade River Lodge 453 will also. The amount allowable for conduct highway cleanup at 8 a.m. on Oct. 29. assistance will be determined Breakfast will be served at the lodge hall. The before Nov. 1. Homeowners lodge will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday to confer the Fellowcraft degree on or renters may qualify if their two candidates. Refreshments will follow. total household income is at or below 200 percent of federal poverty guidelines. Change in meeting According to Edwards, the SYRACUSE — Taking Off Pounds Sensibly income guidelines for both pro- (TOPS) 570 has moved its Tuesday weekly grams are the same. However, meetings to Carleton School. Meetings begin regular HEAP requires the pre- at 5:30 p.m. Information is available by calling vious 12 months income while 247-3008. the past three months income Plan spaghetti dinner is acceptable for Emergency HEAP. The 12-month period SYRACUSE — A spaghetti dinner sched- or three-month period for the uled for Nov. 6 at Carleton School and Meigs Industries will benefit the program’s fund- test is determined from date raising group. All proceeds will be used to of application making it pos- purchase Christmas gifts and activities for sible for some with decreased participants. income during these periods The dinner will include spaghetti, garlic bread, a side salad, tea, lemonade and wa- to qualify later in the program. ter, and baked goods will be available for Examples of these type situa- additional purchase. The dinner will be held Charlene Hoeflich/photo tions could occur from layoff, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and carryout dinners Joan Wolf, center, on the occasion of a 50th anniversary celebration in her banking career, was joined by former strike, retirement, disability or are available. The cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children. co-workers, from the left, Millie Midkiff, Jim Hobstetter, Bill Nease, and Maryln Wilcox for a picture. death of a spouse or household member, said Edwards. By Charlene Bank honoring Joan Wolfe Bank, Edison Hobstetter, to Peoples Bank. It was Delinquent list of Racine who began a ca- president in the same loca- during the Bank One years Documentation verifying Hoeflich reer in banking 50 years tion where she continues to that Wolfe was named man- all household income must be POMEROY — A list for delinquent mobile Hoeflich@mydailysentinel. provided when applying for home and real estate taxes will be published ago. work today. ager, a position she held in The Daily Sentinel on Nov. 11 and 18. The com Wolfe who now works Pomeroy National Bank with Peoples Bank until her HEAP. Also, a copy of the ap- last day to make a payment toward taxes and POMEROY — Numer- part-time in business devel- later sold to Bank One semi-retirement when she plicant’s recent electric bill is avoid publication is 4 p.m. Oct. 27, Treasurer ous personal and profes- opment started her banking Pomeroy, which later be- became the Pomeroy bank’s required. It is also required that Peggy Yost said. those applying provide a birth sional friends attended a career on Sept. 17, 1961 came Bank One Athens, business development di- reception hosted by Peoples with Pomeroy National and then in 1996 changed rector. certificate for the primary ap- plicant, social security cards for all household members. You will also be asked for bituaries Medi Home Health, DME merge into new location proof of home ownership or O proof of landlord, including Page A2 address and phone number. • Dawn Fish, 48 The following income lev- •Jason Slater, 32 els by household size are used to determine eligibility. These •Martha Fry, 71 income guidelines represent •James Keyes, 87 the 200 percent calculation and are revised annually. Allow- •Betty Dunfee, 81 able annual income for a one •Mary Pullins, 90 person household is $21,780, two persons $29,420, three persons $37,060, four persons Weather $44,700, five persons $52,340, and six persons $59,980. Households with more than six members should add an ad- ditional $7,640 to the yearly income. Both Emergency HEAP and Regular HEAP applications High: 63 can be completed at all three Low: 45 offices: Gallia C.A.A. Office, Stephanie Filson/photos Medi Home Health Services has been providing home health care in the 859 Third Avenue, Gallipolis; region since 1995, but Friday marked a special day for the business as Medi Central Office, 8010 Ohio 7 Index North, Cheshire; or the Meigs 2 SECTION — 12 PAGES Home Health and Medi Home Care (Durable Medical Equipment) merged C.A.A. HMG/Heap Office into one new location at 392 Silver Bridge Plaza, Gallipolis. The group held a Classifieds B3-4 at 122 North Second Street, ribbon-cutting to celebrate this achievement. Pictured from left are: Dr. Aaron Middleport. Applications will Comics B5 Karr, Medical Director; Marcia Seth, LPN; Linda Hodge, RN; Harold Mont- be taken by appointment from Editorials A4 gomery, Gallia County Commissioner; Gary Holmes, Service Technician; 8:30 to 10:45 a.m. and from 1 Sports B1-2 Gerald Harbour, Account Executive; John Kearns, Manager; Debbie Wilson, to 3:30 p.m. However, we can- not assist in the Emergency RN, Administrator; and Sean Smith, Regional AE (Sales). Present but not © 2011 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. HEAP application process un- pictured was Amy Potter, Business Office Coordinator. The event featured a til November 1, 2011. pink ribbon in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Medi Home Health For further information, serves patients in Gallia, Meigs, Vinton, Lawrence and Jackson Counties in contact the Cheshire Office at Ohio and Mason County in West Virginia. (740) 367-7341 or (740) 992- 6629. A2

Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 2011 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page A2 Obituaries Boss tries to control Dawn Fish An on-line registry is (Rick) Schaefer of Miners- Dawn Marie Fish, 48, available at www.ander- ville and Brenda Leslie of of Rutland, went to be with sonmcdaniel.com Pomeroy; brothers: Rob- the Lord Tuesday, Oct. 18, ert D. Spires, Paul “Gene” everyone’s lives James Robert Keyes Spires and Lloyd “Jerry” 2011 at her residence. James Robert Keyes, 87, Born Sept. 1, 1963, at Spires; step-mother, Rita to be your whole life, and of New Haven, W.Va., went Spires of Pomeroy; half- By Dr. Joyce Broth- Norfolk, Va. to Alta Louise home to be with the Lord when you are in a new city, sister, Donna Jean (Har- ers (Clonch) Fish of Rutland, on Thursday, October 13, it is important to make and the late James E. Fish, ris) Bourne; grandchildren: friends or at least acquain- 2011, at Abbyshire Place Stephanie (Chris) Blank, Dear Dr. Brothers: I Sr. She attended Mount in Bidwell, Ohio. He was tances with whom you can Union Baptist Church, Har- Stephen (Suzanne Hughes) work at a small business exchange some small talk born on March 27, 1924, in See, Ben See, Michael where the owner has gone rissonville, Oh , and was an Willard, KY, son of the late on a daily basis or whenev- Associate at Wal-Mart in (Jodi) Ball, Adam Ball, Jen- overboard with trying to er your daily routine inter- Harry and Lydia Keyes. He nifer (Michael) Lambert, become the best. I have Mason, WV. was a precious father and sects with theirs. But some- Besides her mother sur- Mandy (Michael) Reitmire, no problem with increas- times people need a little a member of the Rutland Joshua Schaefer, Maria ing quotas and contests vived by sisters, Elaine Community Church. while to warm up to strang- (Ralph) Gueltig and Con- (Corey Brown) Schaefer, and pep talks (I should say Dr. Joyce Brothers ers, and rather than think- In addition to his parents, Meghan (Tyson) Lee and “motivational lectures” — nie S. Fish both of Rutland, he was preceded in death by — or trying to, in a totally ing about trying to change Theressa Harvey, Pataskala; Caitlin Leslie; great grand- that’s what he calls them). inappropriate way. them, you might just need his wife, Pearl Keyes; son, children, Trevor and Isaac But he tries to control our brother, James (Renee) Fish, Robert A. Keyes; grandson, So perhaps the truth lies to give them a little space Jr. Pomrro; several nieces, Blank, Ashlyn, Tyler, and every move in and out of somewhere in the middle. and time. You may be out- Jerome Keyes; and brother, Joshua Lambert, Kaylie, the shop, and I am sick of nephews, great-nieces, and Lawrence Keyes. Everyone in business is just going and friendly, but it great-nephews; her best Mason, and Ava Grace Re- having to answer for what trying to get by, do the best is possible that you come He is survived by a son, itmire; and several nieces my wife makes for dinner friend Phyllis Clark, many Jerry (Carolyn) Keyes of they can and maybe along across as a bit pushy, nosy uncles and aunts with many, and nephews. or what time I go to bed. the way win the branding or intrusive. It would be Chester, Ohio; daughters, Funeral service was held Can I tell my boss to mind many friends. Roberta (Gary) Acree of wars or be salesperson of great if everyone had the Besides her father, she at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, his own business and I will the month, or whatever the same enthusiasm for shar- Middleport, and Kathey Oct. 19, 2011, at Anderson mind mine? — S.V. was preceded in death by (Mike) Howard of Cincin- goals are for the business. ing with strangers that you grandparents Robert Fish, McDaniel Funeral Home in Dear S.V.: Well, I guess It’s just that the boss has let have, but that’s certainly nati; daughter-in-law, Di- Middleport with Pastor Al you could tell him that, Edith (Craigo) Fish Spires, ane Keyes of Cross Lanes, his vision of the business not the case. And trying to George Clonch, and Francis Hartson officiating. Burial if you don’t mind being dominate his life, and he change others rather than W.Va.; grandchildren, Jeff will follow at Meigs Memo- unemployed in the near (Newell) Clonch. Acree of Beaufort, SC, Gary can’t understand why you ourselves usually is fruit- Funeral will be at 11 a.m. rial Gardens. Visiting hours future! I know what you all aren’t as enthusiastic as less. L. Acree of Middleport, were held from 5-8 p.m. mean, though — it sounds on Friday, Oct. 21, 2011, at Kerri Howard of Maryland, he is. But don’t be afraid So, back off a little on Birchfield Funeral Home, on Tuesday at the funeral like he found a very prom- to bring him back to Earth the friendly conversation, Elisabeth (Shaun) Boughen home. ising place to practice Rutland, with Pastor Ron- of Cincinnati, Trisha (Ben- once in a while. and keep your exchanges ald Fish officiating. Burial Memorial donations may becoming a little king of * * * very light for the time be- jamin) Alexander, Alicia be made to the Alzheimer’s some sort, with a bunch of to follow at Wells Cem- (Larry) Hambrecht, Joshua Dear Dr. Brothers: I ing, until people get to etery, Harrisonville. Association at www.alz. people just scared enough have always been a friend- know you and realize that Keyes all of Cross Lanes, org. Donations may also be of unemployment to go Family will receive W.Va., Jeremy Young, Ken- ly, outgoing person. I am you aren’t going to domi- friends from 6 to 8 p.m. mailed to: Alzheimer’s As- along with his all-encom- from a small town where nate their morning when tucky, and Bethany Keyes passing demands. So there Thursday at the funeral sociation, P.O. Box 96011, everyone knows every- you come in for coffee or of Chester; great-grand- Washington, DC 20090- you are. But is that really home. children, Cody and Brent one else’s business, and whatever. Then start look- 6011. what is happening? Per- we love to talk about it for ing for something to do af- Jason E. Slater Acree of Wheelersburg, An on-line registry is haps your boss, whom you Ohio, Victoria and Casity hours. But now that I’ve ter work and on weekends Jason E. Slater, passed available at www.ander- see as an intrusive bully, moved to the city for work, that will bring you into away on October 15, 2011, Alexander of Cross Lanes, sonmcdaniel.com. actually is a scared-to- W.Va. and Blake Boughen I find that people don’t re- contact with other friendly, as the result of a truck ac- death owner of a business ally visit with each other, outgoing people like your- cident. He was 32 years old. of Cincinnati. Betty Lou Dunfee he loves. Could you pos- Funeral services were Betty Lou Dunfee, 81, and when I try to be friend- self. Perhaps join a church He was born on July 19, sibly see him as someone ly and talk to the local busi- or a gym, or volunteer at a 1979, in Charleston, W.Va. held at 1 p.m. on Monday, of Coolville, died Saturday, with much more of a stake October 17, 2011, at An- Oct. 15, 2011, at Regency nesspeople and such, they children’s hospital — any- He was employed as a me- in the success of the place don’t reply. Should I try to thing that will put you back chanic and loved hunting derson McDaniel Funeral Manor in Columbus. than you have, and a pas- Home in Pomeroy. Officiat- Service will be at 11 change them, or myself? I in your comfort zone. And and fishing. sion you employees can’t know I can talk to the peo- don’t forget to practice He was preceded in ing were Steve Tomek and a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 19, really understand? Perhaps Amos Tillis. Burial was in 2011, at White-Schwarzel ple at work, but I am used your listening skills. death by his father, Teddy all the butting into your to more than that. — N.C. (c) 2011 by King Fea- Slater. He is survived by his Sunrise Cemetery in New Funeral Home, Coolville, home lives is just his way Haven, W.Va. with Pastor Jim Corbitt offi- Dear N.C.: Of course tures Syndicate mother, Tena Slater; sons: of taking care of his people you don’t want your work Steven, Teddy and Jason An on-line registry is ciating. Burial will be in the Laudermilt; brothers, Kev- available at www.ander- Centennial Cemetery. in (Sheena) Slater, Teddy sonmcdaniel.com. Friends may call 6-8 “PeeWee” (Letha) Slater; p.m., Tuesday, at the funeral Martha Fry home. step sisters, Shannon and Martha Lou Fry, 71, of For the Record Betty; step brothers, Theo- Pomeroy, passed away on Mary A. Pullins dore and Joey; stepfather, Oct. 15, 2011, at Rock- Mary A. Pullins, 90, of Recorder deed, Columbia; Henry E. Carolyn Collins, Richard E. Melvin Thornton; several springs Nursing Center af- Point Pleasant, W.Va., died POMEROY — Recorder Cleland, Jr., Kathy Cle- Collins, to Sandra R. Floc- aunts, uncles, cousins, niec- ter many years of suffering Monday Oct. 17, 2011, at Kay Hill reported the fol- land, to Henry E. Cleland cari, deed, Village of Mid- es and nephews; girlfriend, from Alzheimer’s disease. Holzer Assisted Living Gal- lowing transfers of real es- III, Trenton J. Cleland, D. dleport; Ohio University Brita Ottinger and son She was born on Feb. 22, lipolis. tate: Chase Cleland, Cass Cle- Credit Union to Benjamin Hunter Ohlinger. 1940, in Cheshire, daughter Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Fannie Mae to Gregory land, deed, Sutton. L. Summerville, deed, Vil- Funeral will be held at 1 of the late Emerson Arthur on Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011, V. Dietrich, Rhonda L. John Paul Burdette, lage of Pomeroy; Theresa p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 20, Spires and Helen Gertrude at Trinity United Methodist Dietrich, Jessica L. Diet- Monna Jill Burdette, to M. Wooten, Daniel G. Woo- 2011, at Anderson McDan- Gardner. She was a member Church, Point Pleasant. rich, deed, Olive; James William K. Allen, Dawn ten, to David Carl Smith, iel Funeral Home in Pome- of the Middleport Church of Burial Will be in Kirk- V. Brockleman II, Andrea D. Allen, deed, Bedford; Pamela Sue Smith, deed, roy. Officiating will be Pas- Christ. land Memorial Gardens. N. Brockleman, to Bruce Marc A. Palmer, Amie L. Salem; Jeremy A. Crouse to tor Robert Marshall. Burial She is survived by Visitation will be from 6-8 Hawley, Cynthia Hawley, Palmer, to Sean W. White, Patricia A. Barber, Jessica will be in Broad Run Cem- her loving husband of 55 p.m. on Wednesday at Deal deed, Salisbury; Charles Rebecca L. White, deed, O’Brien, deed, Olive. etery in New Haven, W.Va. years, Samuel Fry, Jr.; chil- Funeral Home, Point Pleas- Aldridge to G. Keith Ken- Village of Syracuse; Viola 911 Friends may call from 11 dren: Cherie (Dave) See of ant. nedy, V. Irene Kennedy; Maxine Tucker, deceased, Oct. 17 a.m. until the time of ser- Pomeroy, Becki (David) David Llewellyn, Jane E. to Paul Douglas Wolfe, cer- 12:12 p.m., Zuspan Hol- vice at the funeral home. Ball of Racine, Christine Llewellyn, to Llewellyn tificate of transfer, Chester; low Road, dizziness; 3:16 Revocable Living Trust, George Sauer, Sherry Sauer, p.m., Karr Street, fracture. Ohio safety forces’ study Ohio valley weather shows union concessions Wednesday: Showers with a high near 50. Breezy, Friday Night: Partly COLUMBUS, Ohio results of the report. state employees and other likely, then showers and pos- with a southwest wind be- cloudy, with a low around (AP) — Opponents of McDonald said workers public workers to bargain sibly a thunderstorm after tween 18 and 22 mph, with 38. Ohio’s embattled new col- made the concessions be- for sick pay and pension noon. High near 63. East gusts as high as 34 mph. Saturday: Mostly sunny, lective bargaining law cause they wanted to help benefits. Unions still could wind around 6 mph. Chance Chance of precipitation is with a high near 54. rolled out evidence on during Ohio’s depressed bargain for wages, hours, of precipitation is 90 percent. 60 percent. New rainfall Saturday Night: Partly Tuesday that they say economy. “When employ- terms and conditions and, New rainfall amounts be- amounts between a tenth and cloudy, with a low around shows public employees al- ees and employers sit down in some cases, safety equip- tween a half and three quar- quarter of an inch possible. 36. ready have saved taxpayers at the table together, we can ment. ters of an inch possible. Thursday Night: A Sunday: Mostly sunny, more than $1 billion since solve problems,” McDon- Speakers at the press Wednesday Night: chance of showers, mainly with a high near 56. 2008 by giving up raises ald said. conference said the law Showers likely, mainly be- before 8pm. Cloudy, with a Sunday Night: Mostly and some benefits. Collective bargaining seeks to take power from fore 9pm. Cloudy, with a low around 41. West wind cloudy, with a low around A report commissioned is the practice of workers unions rather than save low around 45. Southwest between 14 and 18 mph, 43. by Protecting Ohio Pro- banding together in a union the state money. They said wind between 11 and 14 with gusts as high as 28 Monday: Partly sunny, tectors — a coalition of to negotiate with employ- the report is evidence that mph. Chance of precipitation mph. Chance of precipitation with a high near 60. police and fire unions — ers. The union works on be- unions already were saving is 70 percent. New rainfall is 30 percent. New rainfall Monday Night: Mostly says state employees alone half of its members to hash taxpayers money during the amounts between a tenth and amounts of less than a tenth cloudy, with a low around saved Ohio $350 million out details of salary, ben- recession. quarter of an inch possible. of an inch possible. 44. with wage freezes, furlough efits, staffing requirements “When things are going Thursday: Showers like- Friday: Mostly cloudy, Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, days and increased health and other consideration so good for so long, you ly, mainly after 9am. Cloudy, with a high near 52. with a high near 62. care payments. with the employer. kind of get taken for grant- “The report shows Voters will decide on ed,” said Columbus city that collective bargaining Nov. 8 whether the law worker and union member works,” said Fraternal Or- limiting collective bargain- Clyde Bridges. “This bill Stocks der of Police of Ohio presi- ing for public employees would be like missing your AEP (NYSE) — 38.56 Peoples (NASDAQ) — 12.19 dent Jay McDonald. should be tossed out. water when the well runs Akzo (NASDAQ) — 49.20 Protecting Ohio’s Pro- The law bans strikes, dry.” Pepsico (NYSE) — 62.41 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) — 48.45 Premier (NASDAQ) — 4.54 tectors is conducting mul- scraps binding arbitration In a statement, Building Big Lots (NYSE) — 36.13 tiple news conferences and eliminates the ability of a Better Ohio spokeswom- Bob Evans (NASDAQ) — 31.37 Rockwell (NYSE) — 65.30 around the state on Tuesday unions representing teach- an Connie Wehrkamp said BorgWarner (NYSE) — 71.11 Rocky Brands (NASDAQ) — 11.69 and Wednesday to share the ers, police, firefighters, the collective bargaining Century Alum (NASDAQ) — 9.86 Royal Dutch Shell — 69.66 law could save more than Champion (NASDAQ) — 1.31 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) — 74.44 four times what the unions Charming Shoppes (NASDAQ) — 3.23 have given back. Wal-Mart (NYSE) — 55.89 City Holding (NASDAQ) — 30.21 Wendy’s (NYSE) — 4.81 DONATE YOUR CAR! “If concessions alone Collins (NYSE) — 54.48 were enough to fix the prob- DuPont (NYSE) — 44.98 WesBanco (NYSE) — 19.81 lem, we wouldn’t be having US Bank (NYSE) — 24.48 Worthington (NYSE) — 16.15 this debate,” she wrote. Gen Electric (NYSE) — 16.71 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET She called some of the Harley-Davidson (NYSE) — 34.59 closing quotes of transactions for October union concessions “phan- JP Morgan (NYSE) — 33.14 tom savings,” saying that 18, 2011, provided by Edward Jones fi- Kroger (NYSE) — 22.74 nancial advisors Isaac Mills in Gallipolis communities wouldn’t see Ltd Brands (NYSE) — 42.04 any extra cash if they didn’t Norfolk So (NYSE) — 68.46 at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero in  have the money for raises in OVBC (NASDAQ) — 17.44 Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member the first place. BBT (NYSE) — 22.90 SIPC. 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Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 2011 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 Diabetes awareness and Smiths announce birth of daughter POMEROY — Saman- birth of a daughter, Paige prevention workshop planned tha and Marc Smith of Riley Smith, Oct. 4 at PA R K E R S B U R G , “We are very pleased to address, phone number; Marietta Memorial Hos- 40860 Kingsbury Road, O’Bleness Memorial Hos- W.Va. — In recognition have Drs. Schwartz and and, indicate if you plan pital, the MOV Health Pomeroy, announce the pital, Athens. of American Diabetes Denham as our keynote to take the Hemoglobin Department, WVU Ex- Month, the Sisters of St. speakers,” says Sr. Bauer. A1C test. As a special in- tension Services, and Joseph Health Ministry “Both are highly qualified centive, the MOV Health First Presbyterian Church Initiative is planning a and well-known in their Department is providing is enabling us to do so.” Finks announce free community event fo- respective fields. And, pedometers to the first In addition to informa- cused on diabetes aware- they have a special in- 200 participants who are tion provided by these terest in family health in registered by the dead- ness and prevention. collaborating agencies, Lenora Leifheit, R.N, Appalachia, particularly line. birth of daughter the Meigs Cooperative around diabetes issues.” With nearly 26 mil- Animas, One Touch Ultra, Parish nurse, who has Dr. Schwartz’s remarks lion children and adults in Eli Lily, Novo Nordisk, SHADE — Pamela and Kay Louise, on Oct. 6 at worked in cooperation will focus on diabetes risk America living with dia- MedFast Diabetes Outlet, William J. Fink of Darwin O’Bleness Memorial Hos- with the Sisters of St. factors. Dr. Denham will betes, and another 79 mil- Medtronic Diabetes, Free Road, Shade, announce the pital in Athens. Joseph over the years, identify links between lion at risk for developing Style, and CHIP (Coro- birth of a daughter, Thorne encourages Meigs Coun- Appalachian culture and Type 2 diabetes, the dis- nary Health Improvement tians to take advantage of diabetes prevention. The ease is taking a devastat- Program of Parkersburg) the workshop which will program will also include ing physical, emotional, and other vendors will be held on Wednesday, a nutrition assessment and financial toll on our be on hand to talk about Runyons announce Nov. 9, at the First Pres- and discussion about the country and on the Mid diabetes products and ser- byterianChurch, 1341 importance of physical Ohio Valley. vices with participants. Juliana Street in Parkers- activity for those with “We hope to reach as Those attending will also birth of daughter burg. Vendor stations and diabetic issues. many folks as possible have the opportunity to registration begins at 8 Lunch will be provided with this workshop,” says take a Diabetes Risk Test, MIDDLEPORT — Sar- of a daughter, Riley June, a.m. with the program be- by MOV Health Depart- Sr. Molly Bauer, HMI a body fat composition ah and Christerpher Runyon at the O’Bleness Memorial ing held from 9:30 a.m. to ment and Novo Nordisk. Program Director, “espe- analysis [offered by the of Shady Cove Road, Mid- Hospital in Athens on Oct. 2:30 p.m. Pre-registration is impor- cially those who are deal- dleport, announce the birth 8, 2011. The program includes tant. To do so,call the SSJ ing with diabetes issues MOV Health Depart- keynote presentations Charitable Fund Office at themselves, with family ment] and have foot ex- from Dr. Frank Schwartz 304-424-6080 or e-mail members, and those who ams. Camden Clark Med- and Dr. Sharon Denham Sr. Molly Bauer [mbau- are at risk for develop- ical Center and Marietta RN; as well as a variety of er@ssjcharitablefund. ing Type 2 diabetes. So, Memorial Hospital will RACO holds educational presentations org] no later than Nov. partnering with Camden offer Hemoglobin A1C and health screenings. 2. to provide your name, Clark Medical Center, testing for $12. fund raisers Parker competes in for community projects RACINE — The success clude Ohio State themed international contest of fund raisers for schol- items, a Longaberger basket POMEROY — Suzy Chorus contest semi- bershop quartets, competi- arships to go to Southern filled with items donated by Parker of Syracuse, who is finals will be Thursday tions for young women, and High School graduates was Joyce Sisson, an OSU hel- active with the French Col- with the Pride of Kentucky classes offered. reported at a recent meeting met framed picture, donated ony Chorus of Gallipolis, is Chorus singing at 11:45 Parker has been sing- of the Racine Area Commu- by O’Brien Farms, Cracker in Houston, Texas this week a.m. Eastern time, and the ing with the French Colony nity Organization (RACO). Barrell OSU rocker, donat- to compete in the Sweet Scioto Valley Chorus sing- Chorus and in a women’s In the past month basket ed by Racine Optometric, Adelines International Cho- ing at 6:29 p.m.. Finals quartet for several years. games have been held along and an OSU football,also rus contest. will be Saturday Oct. 22, She is a second grade teach- with a yard sale for the ben- donated by Sisson. For As a representative of times to be announced. Lo- er at Meigs Elementary, and efit of that program. In ad- more information, residents southeastern Ohio, she will cal residents will be able to tutors in the after-school dition RACO sold lemon- may call Kathryn Hart at be performing with the watch all of the contests on kids program. She describes ade during the Party in the 949-2656. The items will be Scioto Valley Chorus from a free webcast streaming her husband, Tom Hysell, Park and worked the Meigs awarded on Dec. 3 . Dublin, Ohio and the Pride live through the sweetadeli- as being “supportive of her County fair gates as fund As for other projects a of Kentucky Chorus from nesintl.com website. There travels and time spent bar- raisers for other community food drive is set for Satur- Louisville, Ky. will also be contests for bar- bershopping.” projects including improve- day, Nov.5. Again this year Suzy Parker ments to Star Mill Park. Ap- RACO will sponsor the preciation was expressed Christmas lighting and dec- to those who helped with orating contest with prizes raising money for RACO’s of first place, $100, second, project work. $20, and third,$30. Ohio Briefs As for other projects Regular meetings are RACO earlier contributed held on the fourth Tuesday Ohio man’s trial over ROSSFORD, Ohio for small Cleveland music park maintenance. school supply items and de- at Star Mill Park, and new grandma’s strangling be- (AP) — Ohio lawmakers clubs A spokesman for the livered them to the Meigs members are alway wel- gins at a town hall meeting have mayor says Mallory is mon- Cooperative Parish for dis- come. heard from residents and CLEVELAND (AP) — itoring the situation. tribution. Libby Fisher had prayer VAN WERT, Ohio (AP) toll collectors opposed to Cleveland council members Tickets are currently be- before a potluck meal. Da- — A prosecutor in north- turning the Ohio Turnpike want to give smaller music Ohio elex chief upholds ing sold on several items vid Zirkle led in the pledge western Ohio says a man over to a private operator. venues a break in the city Nov. 4 end to early voting to be given away. They in- to the flag. accused of strangling his The Blade newspaper that’s home to the Rock and grandmother and stealing reports most people who Roll Hall of Fame. COLUMBUS, Ohio her money told investiga- spoke at Monday’s event The Plain Dealer reports (AP) — Ohio’s elections tors that they had argued in the Toledo area were that under a proposal of- chief says early voting Senate ends ‘Fast before he killed her. against Gov. John Kasich’s fered by four councilmen won’t be allowed at coun- The murder trial for plan to lease the toll road. on Monday, clubs that hold ty elections boards on the 37-year-old Shawn Jones The meeting was billed as fewer than 700 patrons weekend before the Nov. 8 of Van Wert got under way the first stop on a “Turnpike would not have to pay election. and Furious’ gun Monday. Town Hall Tour” hosted by Cleveland’s 8 percent ad- Secretary of State Jon Jones has pleaded not Democrats. mission tax. Husted has issued an ad- guilty by reason of insanity. Toll taker Linda Crews Councilman Joe Cim- visory stating that voters His lawyer says Jones was said she fears privatiza- perman says the exemption who want to cast an absen- program not at his grandmother’s tion would lead to job cuts. would be good for the local tee ballot in person before WASHINGTON (AP) — block the government from house at the time when the People living near the turn- music scene, which he says Election Day will have to The Senate voted Tuesday to transferring guns to drug coroner says she died. pike said they worry not is important for the local do it at their local elections effectively block the Justice cartels unless federal agents The Lima News reports only about job losses but economy. office by 6 p.m. on Nov. 4. Department from undertak- “continuously monitor or that Jones was staying with also about the possibility of Owner Sean Watterson Multiple media out- ing gun-smuggling probes control” the weapons. The his 84-year-old grandmoth- higher tolls or the road fall- of the Happy Dog club says lets report that a group of like the flawed “Operation amendment’s sponsor, Sen. er while her husband was ing into poor condition. the legislation could help Democratic lawmakers Fast and Furious” aimed at John Cornyn, R-Texas, out of town last October. They addressed a panel make Cleveland a “destina- had asked the Republican breaking up networks run- called the vote “just the first A county prosecutor said of lawmakers including Re- tion music city” like Austin Husted to lengthen early ning guns to Mexican drug step towards ensuring that Monday that Jones tossed publican state Rep. Barbara or Nashville. voting because the Friday cartels but that lost track of such a foolish operation can his grandmother around the Sears. She said she’s unde- Mayor Frank Jackson is cutoff is part of an election hundreds of the weapons, never be repeated by our room before wrapping an cided on the issue. no fan of the plan. He says law that’s now on hold. But some of which were used to own law enforcement.” electrical cord around her the city needs its tax rev- Husted says the early voting commit crimes in Mexico The Justice Department neck. Students to ride Ohio enue and can’t be run “on deadline also was in another and the United States. has already stopped the pro- coasters for psych class air.” new law that will be taking The 99-0 vote would gram. Ohio State forecasts effect, on Oct. 27. big jump in crop costs SANDUSKY, Ohio (AP) Landlords want Cin- — College psychology stu- cinnati to stop park pro- 2 die, 1 wounded in COLUMBUS, Ohio dents in Ohio will study test shooting on Ohio road (AP) — Agriculture experts phobias from seats aboard at Ohio State University say roller coasters at an amuse- CINCINNATI (AP) — PATASKALA, Ohio the cost of raising corn and ment park. Building owners who sup- (AP) — Authorities in cen- soybeans will jump by as Assistant psychology port a downtown Cincinnati tral Ohio say a shooting that much of 20 percent in the professor Kevin Meyer park occupied by anti-cor- involved the occupants of a state next year. from the University of porate greed demonstrators car has left two men dead The Ohio State Universi- Mount Union says Sunday’s are pressuring city officials and a woman injured. ty Extension says in a state- scheduled field trip to Cedar to end the protest. Licking County Sher- ment that the increase will Point park in northern Ohio Towne Properties part- iff Randy Thorp tells mul- be led by rising prices for will provide a real-life dem- ner Arn Bortz and represen- tiple media outlets that the fertilizer and seed. onstration of a treatment tatives of other buildings woman who was driving Professor Barry Ward in called exposure therapy. It along Piatt Park met Mon- stopped, got out of the ve- the school’s Department of helps people get over their day with Mayor Mark Mal- hicle and was then shot by Agricultural, Environmen- fears by facing them. lory and other officials. The one of her two male passen- tal and Development Eco- A news release says 15 Cincinnati Enquirer reports gers late Monday afternoon. nomics says some of those students in Meyer’s abnor- that Bortz implied the pro- Thorp says that man then costs will be substantially mal psychology class who testers are using the park as shot the other man and him- higher. He says fertilizer say they’re afraid of roller a bathroom and abuse peo- self while the car remained prices are being driven up coasters will have to take ple walking through it. parked on a road near Pa- by global demand. a spin on Cedar Point rides A spokeswoman for Oc- taskala, 17 miles east of Co- Ward says Ohio farmers including the Top Thrill cupy Cincinnati disputes lumbus. are already making allow- Dragster, which stands 42 those claims, saying the The sheriff says the ances for paying more for stories tall. demonstrators spend 10 shooting followed an argu- what they’ll need next year, Cedar Point got a similar minutes per hour cleaning ment. Authorities have not so they won’t be caught off visit last year from Meyer’s the park and assign “peace- released names or said any- guard by the higher costs. class at Mount Union, lo- keepers” to break up any thing about the relationship cated in Alliance in north- fights. Protesters have been of the three people. Opponents dominate east Ohio. The park is open issued citations for staying The Columbus Dispatch meeting on Ohio turnpike weekends until Halloween. in the park after hours. reports the woman was hos- leasing The building owners pay pitalized in Columbus in se- Tax break proposed about $40,000 a year for rious condition. 60253286 A4

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University studies crowd- Life-at-fertilization initiative sourcing for intelligence has hope in Miss. By Emily Wagster Pettus professor, said even if Missis- est Christian denomination, the By Matthew Barakat to refine and improve on crowd- der way. But some found the idea Associated Press sippi voters adopt the initiative, Mississippi Baptist Convention, Associated Press sourcing in a way that would be ghoulish, and others objected to JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A he believes it’s unlikely to ever is backing the personhood pro- FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — useful to intelligence analysts. the notion that a terrorist could national effort to put abortion bans be enforced because it’s certain posal through its lobbying arm, Maybe you’ve got a hunch Kim “It’s all about strengthen- conceivably profit by carrying into state constitutions is looking to be challenged and overturned the Christian Action Commission. Jong Il’s regime in North Korea ing the capabilities of our intel- out an attack, and the research for its first victory next month in in court. “The Lord expects us to value life, has seen its final days, or that ligence analysts,” Montgomery was halted. Mississippi, where voters are be- “Suits are brought, they have even as he does,” the commis- the Ebola virus will re-emerge said. Laskey said George Mason’s ing asked to approve an amend- it declared unconstitutional,” Co- sion’s executive director, Jimmy somewhere in the world in the And if analysts can use research bears some fundamental ment declaring that life begins chran said. “It’s not very difficult.” Porter, says in a video. next year. crowdsourcing to better deter- similarities with the discontinued when a human egg is fertilized. Cochran said there’s a 5-4 ma- The state already has several Your educated guess may be mine the likelihood of seemingly DARPA research, with the crucial Supporters hope the so-called jority on the U.S. Supreme Court laws regulating abortions, includ- just as good as an expert’s opin- unpredictable world events, those difference that nobody participat- personhood initiative will succeed now to uphold Roe v. Wade. That ing parental or judicial consent ion. Statistics have long shown analysts can help policymakers ing in George Mason’s project in a Bible Belt state that already and other Supreme Court rulings for any minor to get an abortion that large crowds of average peo- be prepared and develop smarter can profit from making accurate has some of the nation’s toughest have required states to allow abor- and mandatory in-person counsel- ple frequently make better pre- responses. In a hypothetical ex- predictions. But participants who abortion regulations and only a tions up to the point that a fetus ing and a 24-hour wait before any dictions about unknown events, ample, a crowd-powered predic- make accurate predictions are re- single clinic where the procedures could survive outside of the womb woman can terminate a pregnancy. when their disparate guesses are tion about the breakout of popu- warded with a point system, and are performed. — approximately 24 weeks. The Mississippi State Medical averaged out, than any individual lar uprisings in the Middle East there is a leaderboard of sorts for The initiative is endorsed by Still, a win at the ballot box Association says it is not support- scholar — a phenomenon known could influence what goes in a participants to measure their suc- both candidates in a governor’s “will send shockwaves around this ing the initiative — a step short of as the wisdom of crowds. dossier given to decision-makers cess. Some can also choose to race that’s being decided the same country, then around the world,” actively opposing it. Now the nation’s intelligence at the highest levels. receive a small stipend for their day. While Mississippi is the only predicted Keith Mason, co-found- “I agree with the sentiments of community, with the help of The program at George Ma- time, but it’s not tied to how they state with such an amendment on er of Personhood USA, the Colo- this movement; but, I can’t agree university researchers and regu- son is called DAGGRE, short answer questions. the ballot this fall, efforts are un- rado group that’s pushing the peti- with throwing a physician into a lar folks around the country, is for Decomposition-based Ag- Another team, led by psy- der way to put the question to vot- tion drives around the country. system where the decision will not studying ways to harness and gregation. The researchers have chologists at the University of ers in at least four other states in Mason’s group eventually be malpractice but wrongful death improve the wisdom of crowds. used blog postings, Twitter and California and the University of 2012. wants to amend the U.S. Constitu- or murder,” the group’s president The research could one day arm other means to get the word out Pennsylvania who are focused Any victory at the state level tion to say life begins at fertiliza- and family physician Dr. Thomas policymakers with information about their project to potential on asking questions in ways would likely be short-lived since tion, and he hopes the push for E. Joiner wrote in a letter to mem- gathered by some of the same participants. No specialized that minimize experts’ overcon- a life-at-fertilization amendment state constitutional amendments bers. methods that power Wikipedia background is required, though a fidence and misjudgment, said would conflict with the U.S. Con- will create momentum. Similar Slocum, who leads the ob-gyn and social media. college degree is preferred. Don Moore, a professor at Cal- stitution. Leaders of the movement “human life” amendments have group, said the amendment could In a project that is part The project seeks to break Berkeley. say their ultimate goal is to pro- been introduced on the federal ban forms of birth control that pre- competition and part research down various world events into “Small wording changes in a voke a court fight to overturn Roe level repeatedly over the past 30 vent a fertilized egg from implant- study, George Mason professors their component parts. The sta- question can have a huge effect” v. Wade, the 1973 U.S. Supreme years and have failed. ing, such as the IUD or the morn- Charles Twardy and Kathryn bility of Kim Jong Il’s regime on how a person answers, Moore Court decision that established a Thad Hall, a University of ing-after pill, and that it might Laskey are assembling a team in North Korea provides an ex- said. legal right to abortion. Utah professor who has written a limit physicians’ willingness to on the Internet of more than 500 ample. One forecaster might base Twardy said the George Ma- Opponents say defining life book about abortion politics, said perform in vitro fertilization. forecasters who make educated his prediction based solely on son study has already drawn as beginning at fertilization could people who want to outlaw abor- The American Society for guesses about a series of world political factors. But what if the more than 500 participants, but block some common forms of tion are seeking state-by-state Reproductive Medicine also op- events, on everything from dis- political experts could be guided only about half are actively par- birth control and deter Missis- changes that often put the ques- poses the amendment, saying it ease outbreaks to agricultural by health experts, who might ob- ticipating. The study continues sippi physicians from perform- tion to voters, rather than federal would “unduly restrict an infertile trends to political patterns. serve that Kim’s medical condi- to recruit people as some partici- ing in vitro fertilization because changes. patient’s right to make decisions They are competing with four tion is flagging? pants drop out over the four-year they’d fear criminal charges if an “What you see here is a kind about embryos created as part of other teams led by professors at The DAGGRE participants course of the study. embryo doesn’t survive. They also of difference between slowness the in vitro fertilization process.” several universities. Each differs key their answers into forms on Participants come from all say supporters of the amendment and difficulty in policy changes on Dr. Freda Bush of Jackson, an in its approach, but all are study- the project’s website, and also walks of life. While Twardy said are trying to impose their religious federal level … and the ease with obstetrician-gynecologist who’s ing how crowdsourcing can be supply information at the outset he’d love to have, say, agrono- beliefs on others to force women which states can change public campaigning for the ballot mea- used. about their education and what mists, on his team to help fore- to carry unwanted pregnancies, policy,” Hall said. sure, said she believes the initia- At stake is grant money pro- areas they have expertise in. The cast European polices and re- including those caused by rape or People are gathering signa- tive would not affect hormonal vided by the Intelligence Ad- scholars overseeing the project sponses to mad cow diseases and incest. tures in Florida, Montana, Ohio birth control pills or curtail in vitro vanced Research Projects Ac- will then seek to break down the the cattle trade, the overriding Those campaigning for the and Oregon to try to put person- fertilization. She said opponents tivity, part of the Office of the variables that influence a fore- principle is that people from vari- Mississippi initiative — includ- hood initiatives on ballots starting of the ballot measure are spread- Director of National Intelligence, caster’s prediction, and use the ous backgrounds can contribute ing the Tupelo-based American in 2012, Mason said. He said simi- ing rumors to scare people. which heads up the nation’s intel- data in a way that people with to the crowd’s collective wisdom, Family Association — are using lar efforts will begin soon in eight The Mississippi initiative has ligence community. disparate knowledge bases can so participation is not restricted glowing images of babies in utero other states. already survived a legal effort to Put simply, crowdsourcing help guide each other to the most by fields of expertise. or chubby-cheeked newborns, and Personhood Ohio said Friday keep it off the ballot. One of the occurs when a task is assigned accurate forecast. George Mason received a say they’re trying to end a sin that that it had reached its first thresh- plaintiffs was Cristen Hemmins to a wide audience rather than a Military and intelligence re- $2.2 million grant from IARPA to blights America. old toward the 2012 ballot by of Oxford, who was raped by two specific expert or group of ex- searchers have long studied ways conduct the study. If the team re- The proposal being decided gathering more than 1,000 signa- strangers in 1991 in Jackson. perts. The online encyclopedia to improve the ability to predict mains in the competition for the Nov. 8 has divided the medical tures, allowing it to start knocking She said she didn’t become Wikipedia is one of the most the future. In 2003, the Defense full four years — weaker teams community and bewildered some on doors to gather the rest of the pregnant through the rape, but prominent examples — anyone Advanced Research Projects are at risk of being discontinued physicians. 385,000 signatures it needs. she’s insulted that any woman who can write or edit an entry. Over Agency launched research to see — the grant will be increased to “We feel like the docs and the Previously, Mason’s group got does should have to carry out an time, the crowds refine and im- whether a terrorist attack could $8.2 million. patients are getting caught in the amendments on Colorado ballots unwanted pregnancy, whether it prove the product. Crowdsourc- be predicted by allowing specu- Twardy expects to publish the middle of a war between the anti- in 2008 and 2010, but they were came about through rape or other ing can range from a simple lative trading in a financial mar- results of his research and hopes abortion folks and the pro-choice rejected. Some groups that oppose circumstances. question blasted to a person’s ket, in which people would make it will ultimately help world lead- folks,” said Dr. Wayne Slocum of abortion, including Eagle Forum, “I just think it’s a travesty Twitter followers to amateur money on a futures contract if ers make more informed choices Tupelo, head of the Mississippi opposed the Colorado efforts, in America that the government programmers fine-tuning open- they bet on a terrorist attack oc- when they confront global crises. section of the American College of saying the ballot initiatives only could make me bear a child that source software. curring within a designated time “At some level, you cannot Obstetricians and Gynecologists, a enriched Planned Parenthood and I don’t want to have or that could IARPA spokeswoman Cher- frame. The theory was that a predict the future,” Twardy said. group that opposes the initiative. other groups that support abortion endanger my life as a victim of reka Montgomery said her proj- spike in the market could serve as “But you can do a lot better than George Cochran, a University rights. rape or a violent crime,” Hemmins ect’s goal is to develop methods a trip wire that an attack was un- just asking an expert.” of Mississippi constitutional law In Mississippi, the state’s larg- said. The Daily Sentinel Congress shall make no law The Daily Sentinel Reader Services (USPS 436-840) respecting an establishment of Correction Policy Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Our main concern in all stories is to Published Tuesday through Friday, religion, or prohibiting the free be accurate. If you know of an error 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. in a story, call the newsroom at (740) Second-class postage paid at exercise thereof; or abridging 992-2156. Pomeroy. 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Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 2011 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page A5 Study: Great Lakes shipping In rare miss, Apple 4Q important to economy TRAVERSE CITY, Ships haul a variety of ships that remain in the earnings disappoint Mich. (AP) — Cargo ship- bulk materials on the Great area. Even so, transoceanic ping in the Great Lakes Lakes, their connecting vessels are crucial because NEW YORK (AP) — of $7.28 per share. said it expects earnings of and St. Lawrence River channels and the St. Law- they provide a direct link Apple Inc. failed to set a Revenue was $28.3 bil- $9.30 per share and revenue navigation system supports rence River. Among them between the Great Lakes re- new sales record in the last lion, up 39 percent. Ana- of $37 billion. Apple usu- 227,000 jobs and pumps are iron ore, coal, stone, gion and overseas ports, said three months of founder lysts were expecting $29.4 ally low-balls its forecasts, billions into the U.S. and salt, sugar, train, steel, wind Steve Fisher, executive di- and CEO Steve Jobs’ life. billion. and analyst figures are usu- Canadian economies, says turbine parts and heavy ma- rector of the American Great Its financial results came Apple sold 17.1 mil- ally higher. But in this case, an industry-funded report chinery. Lakes Ports Association. in below expectations on lion iPhones in the quarter, analysts have had lower fig- released Tuesday. Some environmental Tuesday — a rare miss for which ended Sept. 24. That ures, expecting earnings of The study describes ma- groups have questioned the “They enable our farmers the company. was well below analyst ex- $9 per share and revenue of rine shipping as essential wisdom of allowing ocean- to export grain and sell their After several record pectations and the 20.3 mil- $36.7 billion. to a variety of industries in going vessels to enter the products overseas,” Fisher quarters, the July-to-Sep- lion sold in the third quarter. Jobs relinquished his po- the region, including steel- Great Lakes. The ballast wa- said. “They’re essential to tember period saw Apple IPhone buyers had been making, farming, construc- ter they discharge in port has helping our manufacturers biding its time, with no new holding off and waiting for sition as CEO in August, af- tion and power generation. introduced invasive species compete overseas.” iPhone or iPad releases. the new model that was ter going on medical leave It says shipping over water such as zebra and quagga Thom Cmar, an attorney Net income in the fiscal launched last week, after in January. He died Oct. 5 saves about $3.6 billion a mussels, which are believed for the Natural Resources fourth quarter was $6.62 the end of the quarter. Still, after years of battling pan- year in comparison to over- to have caused billions in Defense Council, said the billion, or $7.05 per share. analysts expected the older creatic cancer. land transport costs. damages by clogging intake report was “extraordinarily That was up 54 percent models to keep much of Apple’s stock was down “This report bears out pipes, destabilizing the food one-sided.” from $4.31 billion, or $4.64 their appeal. $24.33, or 5.8 percent, at what we’ve long known web and promoting runaway “It’s undeniable that per share, a year ago. Apple’s forecast for the $397.91 in afterhours trad- — that the Great Lakes-St. algae growth. shipping has a big econom- Analysts polled by Fact- current quarter was more ing, losing one week of Lawrence Seaway is crucial The study by Martin As- Set were expecting earnings pleasing to investors. It gains. to the U.S. economy,” Trans- sociates, an economic con- ic footprint, but the better portation Secretary Ray La- sulting firm in Lancaster, question is what are the al- Hood said. He described Pa., found that ocean ships ternatives and what are the water shipping as “the single — known as “salties” — investments that need to be most fuel-efficient and cost- contribute much less to the made going forward to deal effective way to haul goods regional economy than the with the downsides of ship- from one place to another.” fleet of U.S. and Canadian ping,” Cmar said. Visit us at Truck with equipment for www.mydailysentinel.com Obama tour stolen in Va. Do you spend $100 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The Defense Information Station 9, setting up the stage, At least no one left the keys to Systems Agency, the Penta- lights and yes, even a lectern, Air Force One in the ignition. gon unit that owns the vehicle, said Lt. Jason Elmore, depart- In an egg-on-face moment said no classified or sensitive ment spokesman. The lectern or more a month at for the government ahead of information was in it. But the was wrapped in cloth, so El- President Barack Obama’s agency had little else to say. more couldn’t tell if it had the visit to Virginia, someone stole “We take incidents such official presidential seal. the grocery store? a Pentagon truck containing as this very seriously,” it said Even if Obama doesn’t get $200,000 worth of presiden- in a three-sentence statement, his official gear back, Elmore tial seals, podiums and sound adding that an investigation is said, it won’t dampen the presi- equipment from outside a continuing. dential visit. suburban hotel Monday, Rich- Christopher Falkenberg, a mond TV stations reported, cit- former Secret Service agent “We’ll do the best we can Wouldn’t you like to shop armed with $100 in grocery ing unidentified police sources. who now heads a security com- with what we have here if they Wouldn’t you like to shop armed with $100 in Authorities found the truck pany, said the agency responsi- need that,” he said. “Hopefully coupons of your choice each month? later in the day at another ho- ble for the truck secures every- they’ll be able to find their of- grocery coupons of your choice each month? tel near the Richmond airport, thing from a variety of lecterns ficial stuff.” according to the news reports. used by the president — the David Johnson, a security But no one would say whether big wooden one nicknamed the consultant, said he wasn’t sur- the items inside had been locat- “Blue Goose” and a variety of prised by the theft. 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Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 2011 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page A6 Yahoo’s 3Q shows company Social Security to hand out remains in financial funk first raises since ‘09 SAN FRANCISCO ed the average estimate Yahoo’s fourth-quar- WASHINGTON (AP) omist at Moody’s Analytics, think that what this illus- (AP) — Yahoo’s third- of 17 cents per share ter forecast calls for net — Social Security recipi- said the COLA would give trates is the dangers of try- quarter results showed among analysts sur- revenue to range from ents will get a raise in Janu- a boost to consumer spend- ing to make Social Security little evidence of end- veyed by FactSet. $1.12 billion to $1.24 ary — their first increase ing next year, amounting to policy in the context of defi- ing the financial funk But Yahoo’s reve- billion. If Yahoo hits in benefits since 2009. It’s about $25 billion in govern- cit reduction.” that got former CEO nue is still eroding at a the middle of that tar- expected to be about 3.5 ment support, or 0.2 percent Social Security payments Carol Bartz fired last time when the Internet get, its fourth-quarter percent. more economic growth, if increased by 5.8 percent in month. advertising market is revenue will be down Some 55 million benefi- beneficiaries spend it all. 2009, the largest increase in The performance, growing. That’s a sign by about 6 percent from ciaries will find out for sure For comparison, last year’s 27 years, after energy prices announced Tuesday, of the challenges facing last year. Wednesday when a gov- 2 percentage point cut in spiked in 2008. But energy may increase the pres- Yahoo as it falls further Normally, Yahoo’s ernment inflation measure Social Security payroll tax- prices quickly dropped and sure on Yahoo Inc. to behind Internet search stock falls after a lack- that determines the annual es was worth $115 billion to home prices became soft in sell itself in parts or as and advertising leader luster quarterly report cost-of-living adjustment is U.S. households. markets across the country, a whole. Google Inc. and Face- or a cautious outlook released. “It is not a magic bul- contributing to lower infla- Yahoo earned $293 book, the Internet’s pronouncement. But Congress adopted the let for the economy, but it tion the past two years. measure in the 1970s, and will certainly be a positive million, or 23 cents most popular hangout. that didn’t happen on For example, average per share, in the July- Revenue fell 24 per- Tuesday, partly be- since then it has resulted for households on fixed in- September period. That cent from the same time cause many investors in annual benefit increases comes,” he said. gasoline prices topped $4 represented a 26 per- last year to $1.22 bil- have been betting that averaging 4.2 percent. But Federal law requires the a gallon in the summer of cent decline from net lion. Yahoo’s financial me- there was no COLA in 2010 program to base annual 2008. But by January 2009, income of $396 million, After subtracting ad diocrity will increase or 2011 because inflation payment increases on the they had fallen below $2. or 29 cents per share, at commissions, Yahoo’s the likelihood that the was too low. That was small Consumer Price Index for Today, the national average the same time last year. revenue stood at $1.07 company will decide to comfort to the millions of Urban Wage Earners and is about $3.46 a gallon. The numbers for both billion. That was a 5 sell itself. retirees and disabled people Clerical Workers (CPI-W). “A lot of that increase this year and last year percent drop from the Yahoo shares gained who have seen retirement Officials compare inflation had to do with energy,” Po- were boosted by one- same time last year. 53 cents, or more than 3 accounts dwindle and home in the third quarter of each lina Vlasenko, an economist time gains. After ad- The revenue slump percent, to $16 in Tues- values drop during the pe- year — the months of July, at the American Institute for justing for those items, will extend into the fi- day’s extended trading. riod of economic weakness, August and September — Economic Research, based Yahoo said it would nal three months of the Tim Morse, Yahoo’s said David Certner, legisla- with the same months in the in Great Barrington, Mass., have earned 21 cents year — typically the interim CEO, declined tive policy director for the previous year. said of the 2009 change. per share in the latest busiest time for online to address the takeover AARP. If consumer prices in- As a result, Social Se- quarter versus 16 cents advertising because it speculation in a brief “People certainly feel creases from year to year, curity recipients got an in- per share last year. coincides with the holi- interview Tuesday with like they are falling behind, Social Security recipients crease that was far larger The earnings exceed- day shopping season. The Associated Press. and these are modest in- automatically get higher than actual overall inflation. come folks to begin with, so payments, starting the next However, they weren’t to every dollar counts,” Cert- January. If price changes get another increase until ner said. “I think sometimes are negative, the payments consumer prices exceeded people forget what seniors’ stay unchanged. the levels measured in 2008. incomes are.” Only twice since 1975 So far this year, prices Some of the increase — the past two years — has have been higher than that, in January will be lost to there been no COLA. Vlasenko said. Based on higher Medicare premiums, Wednesday’s COLA an- consumer prices in July which are deducted from nouncement will come as a and August, the COLA for Social Security payments. special joint committee of 2012 would be about 3.5 Medicare Part B premiums Congress weighs options to percent. Vlasenko estimates for 2012 are expected to be reduce the federal govern- the COLA will be from 3.5 announced next week, and ment’s $1.3 trillion budget percent to 3.7 percent. the trustees who oversee the deficit. In talks this summer, Advocates for seniors program are projecting an President Barack Obama increase. floated the idea of adopting say it’s about time. Monthly Social Security a new measure of inflation “If you’ve been at the payments average $1,082, to calculate the COLA, one grocery store lately and or about $13,000 a year. 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ports Wednesday, October 19, 2011 Local Schedule S Thursday, October 20 Volleyball Wayne at Point Pleasant, 6 p.m. Hannan at Wahama, 6 p.m. Hello, stranger! Texas, OVCS at Wood County, 5 p.m. Soccer Ohio Valley Christian at Wood County, 5 p.m. Friday, October 21 Football Federal Hocking at Eastern, 7:30 p.m. South Gallia at Waterford, 7:30 p.m. Cards meetthe year with Texas, wound in up in TexasWorld as a small favorite. SeriesThink of Ted Williams vs. Stan By Matthew Barakat Southern at Trimble, 7:30 p.m. Associated Press St. Louis and is likely to get a ring “The Rangers are scary. They’re Musial, maybe. Wahama at Madonna, 7:30 p.m. either way. a scary team,” said Freese, the Musial, in fact, might even be Vinton County at Meigs, 7:30 p.m. Warren at Gallia Academy, 7:30 p.m. Albert Pujols and Josh Hamilton Besides, it takes someone who’s NLCS MVP. “You look at that line- at the ballpark next week. The 90- River Valley at Rock Hill, 7:30 p.m. in a matchup of MVP sluggers. Nel- been around a bit to remember the up, you look at that staff. It’s going year Hall of Famer who helped the Scott at Point Pleasant, 7:30 p.m. son Cruz and David Freese becom- last time these teams played. to be a battle.” Cardinals win three World Series Van at Hannan, 7:30 p.m. ing bigger names with each home It was 2004, in a three-game set “I think we’re a team that can crowns was at Busch during the Monday, October 24 in Texas. Even in this era of inter- match up with them a little bit. And playoffs for pregame ceremonies. Volleyball run swing. Pitching staffs full of Point Pleasant at Ohio Valley Christian, 6 shaky starters and shutdown reliev- league play, that’s the only time the they’re confident, we’re confident. Stan the Man and the Cardinals p.m. ers. Cardinals and Rangers have met It’s been a tough road. I’ve defi- beat Williams and the Red Sox in Hannan at Valley (Fayette), 6 p.m. Plus a Rally Squirrel and the when it meant something. Accord- nitely been watching the ALCS for the 1946 Series. More than a quar- Tuesday, October 25 Claw. ing to STATS LLC, that matches sure. That’s some good ball over ter-century later, Williams became Volleyball the fewest games between a pair there,” he said. the first manager in Texas history Point Pleasant at Calhoun County, 6 p.m. The Texas Rangers and St. Louis Thursday, October 27 Cardinals with a lot of symme- of opponents in the majors, tying Consider this an old-school after the franchise moved from Volleyball try, all set to get acquainted in the Mets-White Sox. World Series. Top names on both Washington. Wahama at Hannan, 6 p.m. World Series. Game 1 is Wednesday night in sides, many of them facing each It took a lot longer for Texas to Friday, October 28 Leave it to ol’ Arthur Rhodes St. Louis, with aces Chris Carpen- other for the first time, the way it finally reach the Series. Hamilton, Football ter of the Cardinals and C.J. Wilson was before AL and NL clubs played Miller at Wahama, 7:30 p.m. to make the introductions. The Symmes Valley at South Gallia, 7:30 p.m. 41-year-old lefty specialist began set to start. The opening odds see all through the summer. See SERIES, B2 Alexander at Meigs, 7:30 p.m. Gallia Academy at Jackson, 7:30 p.m. River Valley at South Point, 7:30 p.m. Herbert Hoover at Point Pleasant, 7:30 p.m. Montcalm at Hannan, 7:30 p.m. Local runners looking for another Lady Saturday, October 29 Football Eastern at Southern, 7:30 p.m. Friday, November 4 Cats fall Football successful postseason Wahama at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Point Pleasant at Chapmanville, 7:30 p.m. By Sarah Hawley Hannan at Gilmer County, 7:30 p.m. [email protected] to Point As the tri-county area runners pre- Tournament pare for postseason action this week, Schedule many will be looking to repeat the Pleasant success achieved last season. Wednesday, October 19, 2011 Last year, the Ohio Valley Publish- y arah awley Volleyball B S H shawley mydailytribune Division II Sectional Semifinal ing area sent a total of five runners the @ . (5) Gallia Academy at (4) Athens, 6 p.m. state cross country championships in com Soccer Ohio and West Virginia. Four of those WVSSAC Sectional Final five will be competing again this sea- ASHTON, W.Va. — The Winners of Tuesday games, 7 p.m. son. Thursday, October 20, 2011 Hannan Lady Cats (6-16) Volleyball Gallia Academy’s Peyton Adkins, fell to visiting Point Pleas- Division IV Sectional Final Mckenna Warner and Matt Watts, ant on Monday evening in (5) Southern at (4) South Gallia, 6 p.m. Southern’s Kody Wolfe and Point four sets. Symmes Valley-Miller winner at (1) Eastern, Pleasant’s Andrea Porter were all state The Lady Knights won 6 p.m. meet qualifiers for 2010, with Watts as Cross Country by scores of 25-22, 22-25, Class A-AA Regional at Camp Virgil Tate, the lone senior. 26-24 and 25-20. Porter and the rest of the Point 2 p.m. Bryan Walters/file photo Katie Ellis led the Lady Saturday, October 22, 2011 Pleasant cross country team will be the Cats with 15 points (one Cross Country Gallia Academy’s Peyton Adkins leads a pack of runners at the Coach’s first to open postseason competition, ace), followed by Jazi Casto District Meet running on Thursday afternoon. Point Corner Invitational on September 6 at Gallia Academy High School in Division III, 1 p.m. with 11 points (five aces), Division II, 3:15 p.m. Pleasant will compete in the Class Centenary, Ohio. Jasmine Wiese added nine A-AA Region IV Championships at points (five aces), Saman- Camp Virgil Tate near Charleston, The Region IV girls race will begin onships on Saturday at the University Finale at Bob tha Blain with six points W.Va. at 2 p.m. on Thursday, with the boys of Rio Grande. (two aces), Heather Ellis Roberts Field Porter placed placed sixth at the race at 2:45 p.m. and awards to follow The Division III boys races will be- with four points (one ace) POMEROY, Ohio — The Meigs Regional Meet last season, becoming at 3:20 p.m. The top 10 individual run- gin at 1 and 1:45 p.m., the Division III and Tiffany Adkins with one Marauders will be playing their fi- the first Point Pleasant girl to advance ners and a select number of teams will girls race will start at 2:30 p.m., the point. nal game at Bob Roberts Field on to the W.Va. State Cross Country advance to the state meet to be held on Division II boys races will begin at Heather Ellis and Blain Saturday, October 29 at Cabell Mid- 3:15 and 4 p.m., with the Division II Friday, October 28, against Alex- Championships. Porter ran a time of had 24 and 21 spikes, re- 22:05 in the meet held at Charleston land High School. girls races at 4:45 and 5:30 p.m. spectively, to pace the Lady ander. Any former football player, Catholic High School. Porter finished In Ohio, postseason competition A total of 18 runners from Meigs cheerleader, or band member from Cats, while Katie Ellis add- the 2010 season with a school record will begin with the Division II and Di- and Gallia counties advanced to the ed six spikes. Meigs High School that participated 27th place finish at the state meet. vision III Southeast District Champi- in games at the field are invited to See RUNNERS, B2 Katie Ellis led the team attend. Anyone who has pictures with three kills, with Heath- er Ellis and Blain adding they would like to donate, or copy, two each. Heather Ellis had can be given to the Meigs Athletic five digs and Katie Ellis had Boosters for display at the game. one dig for Hannan. Following the game, a ceremony Hannan had one block in will be held highlighting the 61 year the match by Heather Ellis. history of the field. It will also be se- Katie Ellis had 36 sets in the nior night for the team. match, Heather Ellis had six and Adkins had three. Hannan travels to Wa- Wahama Football hama on Thursday at 6 p.m. Spaghetti Dinner MASON, W.Va. — The Wa- hama varisty football team will be hosting two spaghetti dinners. The Rio first will take place on October 21 from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Grande’s New Haven Community Building. The second will be on October 23 from 1-4 p.m. in the Wahama High Smith, School Cafeteria. Dinners will in- clude homemade spaghetti and Raines earn meatballs, salad, rolls and a drink. Bryan Walters/file photo The cost is $7.50. Desserts will also Bryan Walters/file photo Point Pleasant’s Caleb Riffle runs during the Coach’s be available. For deliveray or more Eastern’s Keri Lawrence competes in the 2011 Coach’s Corner Invitational on September 6 at Gallia Academy MSC honors inforamtion contact Teresa Gibbs at Corner Invitational on September 6 in Centenary, Ohio. High School. Rio Grande Sports 304-593-3729. Information Ninety-three year LOUISVILLE, Ky. — old aces 14th hole at University of Rio Grande’s AP source: Bengals talk to Whitney Smith is the Mid- Riverside South Conference Volley- MASON, W.Va. — Nine- ball Player of the Week for ty-three year old Bill Wine- the week ending Oct. 16, brenner of Syracuse, Ohio, conference officials an- has accomplished a feat that Raiders about Palmer nounced on Monday. will be exceptionally hard for CINCINNATI (AP) — The Ben- back, according to the person familiar We’ve gone forward with the guys we In addition to her player anyone to duplicate. He used of the week honors, Smith a six iron on the 86 yard 14th gals reversed course and were nego- with the talks, speaking on condition have and tried to play as good as we tiating a trade Tuesday that would of anonymity because no deal was can and that’s all we can do.” is the MSC Hitter of the hole from the senior tees at Week. Rio Grande’s Lauren Riverside Golf Course. send quarterback Carson Palmer to done. “I think guys respect him,” he add- the Oakland Raiders, a person familiar The Raiders (4-2) became des- ed. “You realize that he didn’t want to Raines and Lindsey Wilson Winebrenner has been a College’s Andrea Taylor member at Riverside since with the discussions told The Associ- perate for a quarterback after Jason be here and he didn’t believe in this ated Press. Campbell broke his collarbone dur- place, and you go forward. You still also earn weekly conference the course opened in 1964. honors for their play last It was the fifth hole in one The Bengals had been adamant ing a win over the Browns on Sunday. respect him as a friend and the years that they wouldn’t trade Palmer, who Oakland was left with Kyle Boller as we put in together, but you realize that week. Taylor is the MSC of his playing career. Wine- Setter of the Week while brenner’s shot was wit- hasn’t played since the end of last sea- the starter. he just made a choice he felt was best son. The franchise quarterback decid- The message board by the entrance for him and his family.” Raines is the MSC Libero of nessed by his nephew Mick the Week. Winebrenner and the group ed he wanted out of Cincinnati, which to the Bengals’ locker room Tuesday If the Raiders hadn’t made a first- has only two winning records in the had an anonymous scrawled message: round pick as part of its offer, the Ben- This week’s hitter of the of Carl Stone, Dick Stone, week award is the third this Jim Blake and Claude Prof- last 20 years. “Let My People Goooooo!” Other- gals were content to let Palmer sit out Owner Mike Brown repeatedly in- wise, there wasn’t much reaction from the entire season and consider trad- season for Smith. She has fitt, who were playing in the been the conference player group ahead. sisted he wouldn’t consider Palmer’s a team that had moved on from Palmer ing him next year. Campbell’s injury request for a trade because he didn’t a long time ago. changed the scenario. of the week twice this sea- Winebrenner’s only com- son. Taylor picks up her ment after the shot was that want to reward him for holding out. “I don’t think even one player in Palmer would be a good fit with the He changed his mind after the Raiders this locker room’s even thought about Raiders, who like to throw downfield. fourth conference setter of he hopes to make another one. the week award while Raines The ace was made on Tuesday, offered a first-round pick as part of a that,” left tackle Andrew Whitworth Palmer won the Heisman Trophy at package for the 31-year-old quarter- said. “We haven’t worried about it. October 11. See PALMER, B2 See RIO, B2 B2

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tremendous collapse by Atlanta, gave the Cardinals the NL was an MVP monster against the Tigers, hitting an LCS- wild-card slot on the final day of the regular season. record six home runs with 13 RBIs. SERIES The Cardinals did what many fans considered almost Closer Neftali Feliz, Alexi Ogando, Scott Feldman and impossible in the first round — they eliminated the heavily two of GM Jon Daniels’ additions — Mike Adams and From Page B1 favored Phillies. Carpenter outdueled Roy Halladay 1-0 in Michael Gonzalez — keyed a bullpen that dominated the Cruz, Michael Young and the Rangers made their first ap- the decisive Game 5, then St. Louis relied on its bullpen ev- postseason. pearance last year, only to get shut down by San Francis- ery day to beat Milwaukee in the NL championship series. Now it’s on to Busch Stadium for the opener. The NL co’s pitching in a five-game wipeout. Jason Motte, Fernando Salas, Octavio Dotel, Marc Rz- holds home-field advantage this year because it won the “We weren’t very happy with the results, and we cer- epczynski and the Cards’ crew shut down Prince Fielder All-Star game, with Fielder’s homer off Wilson the big hit. tainly knew that we were a better team than we showed,” and the Brewers, capped by a 12-6 win in Game 6 Sunday The weather forecast calls for clear skies, a welcome relief manager Ron Washington said. night. in a postseason dotted by rain. The Series shifts to Arlington for Game 3 next Satur- A resurgent Lance Berkman, Matt Holliday and the And oh, about those previous Cardinals-Rangers games. day. The next day, there will be a doubleheader in Texas, of emerging Freese got a boost in the lineup from trade-dead- St. Louis won two of three in June 2004, with the Cardi- sorts — St. Louis Rams at Dallas Cowboys, then Cardinals line addition Rafael Furcal, one of several moves by gen- nals’ lone loss coming when Young and Texas hammered at Rangers. eral manager John Mozeliak that worked out well. Carpenter. St. Louis has won 10 Series titles, second most to the The Cardinals also got help — some might believe — Carpenter will see a packed Texas lineup, including New York Yankees’ 27. Manager Tony La Russa, Pujols from a squirrel that scampered right in front of home plate Young, in the opener. and the Cardinals last took it in 2006, helped by Series during a playoff game in St. Louis. “I haven’t thought a lick about it,” Carpenter said after MVP David Eckstein. The Rangers powered to the AL West title this year and Sunday night’s clincher. “I’m excited for our ballclub, I’m This year, hardly anyone expected St. Louis to make it hope to show the Claw, their hand signal for big hits, a lot excited for our organization. Unbelievable. This group of this far, especially when it was 10 games out of a playoff starting this week. guys, I’ve been saying all year long, it’s the most amazing spot on Aug. 25. A sensational run in the last month, plus a Texas began the playoffs by beating Tampa Bay in four group of guys I’ve been around.” games and mashed Detroit in the six-game ALCS. Cruz

nah Watts, Elizabeth Holley and Katie Dunlap. Adkins was State. The Albany, Ohio, second at the district meet with a time of 19:31.62. junior libero averaged 4.1 RUNNERS Also advancing to the regional meet last season for Gal- RIO digs per set while recording lia Academy was 2010 senior Matt Watts. Watts placed a .784 reception percentage. From Page B1 third at the district meet (17:15.47). From Page B1 Raines leads the MSC Regional Championships following the 2010 district meet. The River Valley cross country team was also repre- earns her first weekly libero and is 29th in the NAIA Southern and Gallia Academy each had eight representa- sented at the regional meet, with Katie Blodgett advancing award of the season. with 450 digs this season. tives, while River Valley and Eastern had one runner ad- after a sixth place district finish. Smith racked up 34 kills She is second in the confer- vance apiece. Adkins, Warner and Watts all advanced from the region- in two matches last week. ence averaging 4.8 digs per In Division III, the Southern boys team advanced with a al to state meet in 2010, with Adkins placing 13th at the She averaged 4.3 kills per set and tied for third in the fourth place overall finish. Members of the 2010 team were state meet, Warner placing 55th and Watts placing 145th. set and amassed a .400 at- Mid-South with 41 service Wolfe, Andrew Ginther, Justin Hettinger, Zach Manuel, Many of these runner will be looking for another suc- tacking percentage while aces. Tommy Werry, Chris Yeater and Trenton Cook. cessful postseason, while a host of others will be looking to helping the RedStorm split Rio Grande took a 13-12 Wolfe was the lone district champion among the 18 extend their season as well. a pair of matches. The Al- overall record into play on qualifiers, running a time of 16:42.57 at the meet. This was Wolfe, Adkins, Blodgett and the Blue Angels all took bany, Ohio, junior outside Monday night and is tied the second district title for the 2011 junior. the top spot in their respective league competitions earlier hitter opened the week with atop the MSC East Division On the girls side, both Eastern’s Emeri Connery and this month. seven kills in a 3-0 win over with a 3-4 record. Southern’s Jennifer McCoy advanced to the regional meet. Other runners looking to make an impact include 2011 Central State (Ohio) Uni- Taylor averaged 10.1 as- Connery — a 2010 senior — placed fourth in the meet All-TVC honorees Cody Hanning (Meigs), Asia Michael versity and finished with a sists per set while helping (21:35.65) and McCoy was ninth (22:00.73). McCoy be- (Eastern), Bradley McCoy (Southern) and TVC Hocking season-high 27 kills in a 3-2 the Blue Raiders to wins came the first Southern female runner to advance to the girls champion Taylor Palmer (Eastern). The Lady Eagles loss to Lindsey Wilson. over Shawnee State Univer- regional level in cross country. It was the third regional ap- team will also be competing for the first time at the district Smith added five digs, sity and Rio Grande. pearance for Connery. level, after capturing the TVC Hocking crown last week. three service aces and a pair The Louisville native Wolfe became the lone Division III runner from the area The Eastern and Southern boys will compete in the 1 of blocks to her totals. added a pair of double-dou- to advance to the state competition, after a fifth place finish p.m. race, while the girls from both schools will run at 2:30 This season, Smith leads bles with a 37-assist, 12-dig at regionals. Wolfe finished 42nd in the first ever state meet p.m. the Mid-South Conference performance in the Shaw- appearance by a Southern cross country runner. The Meigs boys team will compete at 3:15 p.m. in the in both total kills (330) and nee State win and a 54-as- In Division II, the Blue Angels advanced as a team to the first Division II boys race, with Gallia Academy and River kills per set (3.6). She ranks sist, 13-dig match against regional level with a second place finish in the Division II Valley in the second race at 4 p.m. 21st in the NAIA in total Rio Grande. Taylor’s 54 as- District meet. Blue Angels team members from 2010 were Meigs and River Valley will both run in the first girls kills and 38th in kills per sists were a season-high. Adkins, Warner, Madison Holley, Samantha Barnes, Han- race at 4:45 p.m., with the Blue Angels running in the final set. Smith’s .268 attacking Taylor leads the MSC race of the day at 5:30 p.m. percentage is eighth in the and is 14th in the NAIA this conference. season averaging 10.6 as- Raines tallied 26 of her sists per set. 33 digs on the week in the Lindsey Wilson is 23-1 Browns dealing with more Hillis drama loss to Lindsey Wilson overall and leads the MSC while recording six service West Division with a 7-1 BEREA, Ohio (AP) Shurmur unintentionally and beginning to wonder if worth of issues in his first aces in the win over Central record. — No matter the coast or added new elements of un- he’ll get a long-term deal. five games as Cleveland’s the opponent, Peyton Hil- certainty. There’s no telling what coach. lis can’t seem to outrun the After Hillis got hurt, may happen next, but Shur- Besides the latest Hillis who led the Bengals to their drama. Shurmur said he was told mur insisted the Browns are matter, wide receiver Josh PALMER only two winning seasons in Cleveland’s running by Cleveland’s trainers the not shopping Hillis before Cribbs complained after the last 20 years. back, who since the season bruising back was “only to Tuesday’s 4 p.m. trading Sunday’s game about his From Page B1 Running back Cedric started has been involved in be used in emergencies.” deadline. role in the offense, labeling Benson wasn’t surprised controversies surrounding And, Shurmur implied that “He’s not on the trading it “very insignificant.” Also, Southern California after Brown made an abrupt contract negotiations with Hillis, who returned to the block,” Shurmur said. McCoy had another subpar the 2002 season and was about-face. the Browns and his decision game for two plays in the Maybe so, but his re- performance, completing the first overall pick in the “The NFL is a busi- to sit out a game with strep fourth quarter to help with duced role in Cleveland’s just 21 of 35 passes — most following NFL draft. Raid- ness and deals get done,” throat, is again at the center pass protection, did so with- offense — at least through of them short attempts. And, ers coach Hue Jackson was Benson said. “In business, of a mini-mystery surround- out permission. five games — has fueled Shurmur took the blame for the offensive coordinator at oftentimes things are said ing an injury he sustained in “He just kind of ran back theories the Browns no the Browns “selling out” USC from 1997-2000 and and they’re very rarely ever Sunday’s game at Oakland. in there,” Shurmur said. longer value Hillis, who and trying to block a field a Bengals assistant from meant. So I’m sure the right Hillis is nursing a “We knew that he was in- rushed for 1,177 yards and goal in the third quarter 2004-06, working with the deal presented itself.” strained left hamstring, an jured and he was just as a 11 touchdowns last season. only to be burned by a fake receivers. Palmer was one of the injury Browns coach Pat last resort he had to go in However, Shurmur said last as the Raiders threw a 35- Palmer agreed to a con- NFL’s top passers in 2005, Shurmur said happened on and play.” week that Hillis would get yard score. tract extension that runs when they won the AFC a carry in the first quarter Hillis came back in to the “bulk” of the carries Browns fans have fo- through 2014. The Raiders North. Pittsburgh’s Kimo of Sunday’s 24-17 loss to replace second-year back against Oakland and that cused some of their angst would likely renegotiate von Oelhoffen crashed into the Raiders. An MRI taken Montario Hardesty, who appeared to be the game- on Shurmur, who is taking Palmer’s deal, which in- his left knee after he threw Monday confirmed Hillis’ struggled with his block- plan until he got hurt. it all in stride. cludes $1 million roster bo- his first pass in a first-round injury, and Shurmur said it’s ing and nearly got quarter- With Hillis out, and Mc- “I’ve lived this before,” nuses each of the next three playoff game. The Bengals too early to say he’ll miss back Colt McCoy hurt on a Coy unable to throw deep, he said. “First for 10 years years and base salaries of lost, and Palmer needed re- this week’s game against blindside blitz. the Raiders stacked their de- in Philadelphia and two $11.5 million, $13 million constructive knee surgery. Seattle. Shurmur later back- fensive front to shut down years in St. Louis, and we and $14 million in 2014. He partially tore a liga- “Those injuries can take tracked on his comments re- Cleveland’s running game were building. I get it. I un- The Bengals (4-2) sev- ment and tendon in his pass- a couple of days or they can garding Hillis’ unexpected and blitzed constantly. derstand it. It’s about win- ered ties with Palmer when ing elbow during the 2008 take however long,” Shur- return, saying he was sent “We really wanted to ning football games. So our the season started and he season, but led the Bengals mur said. “But it’s a ham- into the game by Cleve- feed Peyton early and of- focus is getting this team didn’t show up, giving his to another division title the string injury.” land’s coaches. ten,” lamented Pro Bowl ready to play Seattle and locker to second-round draft following year with a run- OK, that much is clear. “We were aware he went tackle Joe Thomas. “When getting a win. pick Andy Dalton. Brown based offense. The Bengals Here’s where it gets a tad back on the field to pass he came down with that in- “That’s the focus.” insisted he wouldn’t trade teamed receiver Terrell Ow- confusing. protect,” Shurmur said. “He jury early, you’ve kind of ___ Palmer because that would ens with Chad Ochocinco On Sunday, the Browns didn’t go out there on his got to scramble a little bit, Notes: Shurmur con- set a precedent. last season, but finished did not announce Hillis’ own.” decide what you want to do firmed LB Scott Fujita “He’s going to walk 4-12. injury until late in the third Shurmur said he was going forward. Also a little suffered a concussion and away from his commit- Lewis played out his quarter, leading to specula- unaware of the long delay bit of that was the way Oak- will continue to be evalu- ment,” Brown said as the contract, saying he wanted tion Shurmur was benching between Hillis getting hurt land was playing us, they ated. Also, S Ray Ventrone season started. “We aren’t to see if the organization his player. As Hillis stood and it being announced by broke tendency. strained a hamstring. Shur- going to reward him for do- was committed to doing on the sideline holding his the Browns’ public relations “They were trying to mur said CB Joe Haden ing it.” things the right way. He helmet, TV commenta- staff. At one point, report- pressure us with six-, sev- (knee sprain) is making As recently as Monday agreed to stay even though tors wondered why Hillis ers were told Hillis was not en- and eight-man blitzes improvement, but it’s too afternoon, coach Marvin Brown said there would be wasn’t in the game when hurt. to stop the run, but also to early to know if he’ll play Lewis reiterated that there no significant changes in the the Browns (2-3) were “In the heat of the game, bring one more blitzer than on Sunday. … Browns C was no change in the team’s front office. A week later, within striking distance and the last thing I’m thinking we had a blocker. So it was Alex Mack played despite position regarding Palmer, Palmer said he wanted out. had planned to feature him about is letting the press a little bit tough when Pey- having an appendectomy on against the Raiders. box know,” he said. “I don’t ton went down, so I’m hop- Oct. 3 and missing practice So, coach, was Hillis think there was anything to ing that he can get healthy last week. “It was never re- hurt? try to keep it from some- and we can feed him a ally a doubt that he was go- “That’s an easy one,” body.” bunch next week.” ing to play,” Thomas said. Shurmur said Monday dur- With talks between his Hillis was not available “I know he was in a great ing his news conference. agent, Kennard McGuire, to the media on Monday deal of pain especially early “You can be assured that he and the Browns stalled on as Shurmur changed the on in the week, but unless had a hamstring injury. That a contract extension, Hillis, schedule for team meetings he was in a wheelchair, he you can be assured.” who rushed for 14 yards on after the late-night flight was going to be out there Later, in an attempt to six carries Sunday, said last back from the West coast. playing.” clarify any vagaries sur- week he was worried about Shurmur has already rounding Hillis’ injury, his future with Cleveland had to deal with a season’s Rio’s Isberner named MSC Story ideas? Offensive Player of the Week Call The Daily Sentinel at Rio Grande Sports Isberner scored 11 points in Rio Grande’s 3-1 win eight saves in Shawnee last week to earn MSC over University of the Cum- State’s 2-1 loss to NCAA (740) 992-2156 Information Men’s Soccer Offensive berlands. Division I Marshall (W.Va.) Player of the Week. Isberner continues to University. Later in the LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Sao Paulo, Brazil, lead the Mid-South in both week, Fischer collected two www.mydailysentinel.com University of Rio Grande’s junior forward scored all of points (42) and goals (18). saves on his way to his third Richard Isberner and Shaw- his points in the RedStorm He ranks fifth in the NAIA shutout of the season. nee State University’s win over St. Catharine Col- in each category. His six as- Fischer ranks second in Kevin Fischer are the Mid- lege. He amassed season- sists are tied for fourth in the Mid-South and 14th in South Conference Men’s highs with four goals and the conference. the NAIA this season with Soccer Players of the Week three assists in the 17-1 win Fischer ended his week 86 saves. His 1.84 goals for the week ending Oct. over the Patriots. with 10 saves while helping against average is fifth in 16, conference officials an- The four-goal perfor- the Bears to a 1-1 record the MSC. nounced on Monday. mance marks the sixth time en route to earning MSC Shawnee State is 7-6-1 The weekly conference this season Isberner has Men’s Soccer Defensive overall this season and 2-2 honor is the second of the scored multiple goals in a Player of the Week. in the MSC. season for Isberner and the match. The Athens, Ohio, senior first for Fischer. Isberner failed to score goalkeeper finished with Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate Revised Code, Section 2329.25 The State of Ohio, Meigs County GMAC Mortgage, LLC Plaintiff vs. No. 10CV104 Emily Wolfe, et al. Defendant In pursuance of an Alias Or- der of Sale in the above enti- tled action, I will offer for sale at public auction, in the second floor lobby of the Courthouse in Pomeroy in the above named county, on Friday, the 4th day of November, 2011 at 10:00AM the following de- scribed real estate, situate in the County of Meigs and State of Ohio, and Township of Rutland , to wit: Situated in the Township of Rutland, County of Meigs and State of Ohio Beginning at the Northwest corner of Section 16, Town 6, Range 14 Ohio Companyʼs Purchase; Thence East 185 rods and 3 links; Thence South 44 rods; Thence North 86½ de- grees East 28 rods; Thence North 76 degrees East 50 rods; Thence North 37 degrees East 36 rods and 15 links; Thence East 21 rods and 6 links to the Northwest corner of lands formerly owned by A.J. Giles; Thence South 54 rods; Thence West 6 rods and 2 links to an Ash Tree; Thence South 47¼ de- gree West 15 rods and 12 links to a Locust Tree; Thence South 60½ de- grees West 32 rods to an Oak Tree; Thence South 46½ de- grees West 19 rods and 5 links to a Hickory Tree; Thence 58½ degrees West 6 rods; Thence South 69 deg. West 5 rods and 11 links to a Hickory Tree; Thence South 73 degrees West 34 rods to the center of the road; Thence North 19½ de- grees West 24 rods along said road; Thence North 10½ de- grees West along the road 38 rods and 12 links; Thence South 83 3/4 degrees West 56 rods and 24 links; Thence North 23 rods and 20 links; Thence West 11 rods; Thence North 53 rods to the place of beginning, containing 123 acres, more or less. Save and except 40 acres sold to James M. Oliver, by Deed recorded in Volume 231 Page 845 Meigs County Deed Re- cords. Situated in the Township of Rutland, county of Meigs and State of Ohio: Situated in Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, Ohio Companyʼs Purchase. Beginning at the Northwest corner of said Section 16; thence East approximately 125 rods to the center of the public road; thence South along the center of the public road to the Northeast corner of the Arthur Miller property described in Volume 198, Page 95, Meigs County Deed Records; thence West along the North line of the Arthur Miller property; thence South 83 degrees 45 minutes West 1690 feet to the Northwest corner of the said Arthur Miller property; thence North along the East line of 40-acre tract of real estate to the Northeast corner thereof; thence West along the North line of said 40-acre tract to the West line of Section 16; thence North 54 rods to the place of beginning, containing 45 acres, more or less. Save and except the coal and mining rights, which were con- veyed to Manning D. Webster and Sam N. Arnold, by Deed recorded in Volume 188 Page 571 Meigs County Deed Re- cord, which mining rights in- clude the right to remove coal by strip mining methods. It is the intention of the Gran- tor, by this deed, to convey that portion of the 123 acre tract of real estate described in Volume 176 Page 39 Meigs County Deed Re- cords which lies East of the Township Road. Save and except the following Three Parcels; 83 acres deeded to Robert G. & Ruth Ann Graham June 1, 1971 recorded in Volume 246 Page 409 Meigs County Deed Records. Situated in the Township of Rutland, County of Meigs and State of Ohio: The following Real Estate Lo- cated in Rutland Township, Meigs County, and being in Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, Revised Code, Section of the Ohio Company Pur- 2329.25 chase and beginning 1436.1 The State of Ohio, Meigs feet East and 941.2 feet South County from the Northwest corner of GMAC Mortgage, LLC Section 16, at a P.K. nail in the Plaintiff centerline of Township Road vs. No. 58 which point is also is No. 10CV104 North 17° 15ʼ West 202.0 feet Emily Wolfe, et al. from a permanent gas line Defendant marker and is the true place of In pursuance of an Alias Or- beginning and the Northwest der of Sale in the above enti- corner of the tract of land tled action, I will offer for sale herein described; thence North at public auction, in the 76° 44ʼ East 164.83 feet to a second floor lobby of the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a Courthouse permanent point; thence South in Pomeroy in the above 18° 17ʼ East 202.67 feet to a named county, on Friday, the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a 4th day of November, 2011 permanent point; at 10:00AM the following de- thence South 76° 44ʼ West scribed real estate, situate in 192.00 feet to a P.K. nail in the the County of Meigs centerline of Township Road and State of Ohio, and 58; thence following centerline Township of Rutland , to of said Township Road 58; wit: North 10° 36ʼ West 202.092 Situated in the Township of feet to the place of beginning, Rutland, County of Meigs and containing 0.83 of an acre, State of Ohio more or less. Beginning at the Northwest All bearings are magnetic corner of Section 16, Town 6, readings. Range 14 Ohio Companyʼs Being Part of the real estate Purchase; described in Volume 237, Thence East 185 rods and 3 Page 771, Deed Records of links; Meigs County, Ohio. Thence South 44 rods; 1.4446 acres deeded to Carl Thence North 86½ de- L. & Brenda S. Wolfe, July 26, grees East 28 rods; 1975 recorded in Volume 261 Thence North 76 degrees East Page 307 Meigs County Deed 50 rods; Records. Thence North 37 degrees East Situated in the Rutland Town- 36 rods and 15 links; ship, Meigs County, Ohio, Thence East 21 rods and 6 Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, links to the Northwest corner and being more of lands formerly owned by particularly described as fol- A.J. Giles; lows: Thence South 54 rods; Beginning at a railroad spike in Thence West 6 rods and 2 the centerline of Township links to an Ash Tree; Road No. 58 and on the North Thence South 47¼ de- line of Section 16, East gree West 15 rods and 12 1962.49 feet from the North- links to a Locust Tree; west corner of Section 16; Thence South 60½ de- thence along the centerline of grees West 32 rods to an Oak Township Road No. 58, South Tree; 34 deg. 53 min. East 99.26 Thence South 46½ de- feet to a spike; thence South grees West 19 rods and 5 links 26 deg. 11 min. East, 286.18 to a Hickory Tree; feet to a spike; Thence 58½ degrees thence leaving the highway, West 6 rods; North 63 deg. 01 min. East Thence South 69 deg. West 5 (passing an iron pin at 20 feet) rods and 11 links to a Hickory for a total distance of 203.89 Tree; feet to an iron pin; thence Thence South 73 degrees North 32 deg. 05 min. 30 sec. West 34 rods to the center of West, 290.04 feet to an iron the road; pin on the North line of Section Thence North 19½ de- 16; thence along the North line grees West 24 rods along said of said section, West (passing road; an iron pin at 193.09 feet) for a Thence North 10½ de- total distance of 210.65 feet to grees West along the road 38 the point of beginning, contain- rods and 12 links; ing 1.4446 acres, and being Thence South 83 3/4 degrees part of a 123 acre tract de- West 56 rods and 24 links; scribed in Volume 237, Page Thence North 23 rods and 20 771 of the Meigs County Deed links; Records. Thence West 11 rods; Surveyed June 3, 1975 by Thence North 53 rods to the Harold D. Whaley, Reg. Sur- place of beginning, containing veyor No. 4986. 123 acres, more or less. 1.5739 acres deeded to Save and except 40 acres sold Benny R. and Robin M. Wolfe to James M. Oliver, by Deed April 15, 1980 recorded in Vol- recorded in Volume 231 Page ume 278 Page 397 Meigs 845 Meigs County Deed Re- County Deed Records. cords. The following described real Situated in the Township of estate is Situated in Rutland Rutland, county of Meigs and Township, Meigs County, Ohio State of Ohio: Section 16, Town 6, Range 14. Situated in Section 16, Town Described by survey Bobby 6, Range 14, Ohio Companyʼs Hudson, Summitt, Ky., Purchase. LS1253. Beginning at the Northwest Place of beginning is in the corner of said Section 16; center line of Township Road thence East approximately 125 58 and designated as 1962.49 rods to the center of the public feet from the Northwest corner road; thence South along the of Section 16 and 99.26 feet center of the public road to the from the railroad spike which Northeast corner of the Arthur designates the place of begin- Miller property described in ning of the 1.4446 acre parcel Volume 198, Page 95, Meigs previously deeded to Carl L. County Deed Records; thence Wolfe and Brenda S. Wolfe by West along the North line of Kenneth J. Wolfe and Anna L. the Arthur Miller property; Wolfe; thence South 31 deg. thence South 83 degrees 45 43 min. East 303.0 feet to a minutes West 1690 feet to the railroad spike; thence Northwest corner of the said North 71 deg. 6 min. East Arthur Miller property; thence 210.65 feet to an iron pin; North along the East line of thence north 32 deg. 5 min. 40-acre tract of real estate to West 368.25 feet to an iron the Northeast corner thereof; pin; thence south 63 deg. 01 thence West along the North min. West 203.89 feet to place line of said 40-acre tract to the of beginning, containing West line of Section 16; 1.5739 acres more or less, be- thence North 54 rods to the ing a part of a 123 acre tract place of beginning, containing described in Volume 237, 45 acres, more or less. Page 771 Meigs County, Deed Save and except the coal and Records. mining rights, which were con- Excepting Therefrom veyed to Manning D. Webster Situated in Rutland Township, and Sam N. Arnold, by Deed County of Meigs, State of recorded in Volume 188 Page Ohio: 571 Meigs County Deed Re- Being a part of Section 16, cord, which mining rights in- Township #6, Range #14. clude the right to remove coal Beginning at a set capped pin by strip mining methods. by a notched stone on the It is the intention of the Gran- North line of Section 16. Said tor, by this deed, to convey pin lies S 87º 49ʼ 54ʼʼ West, that portion of the 123 acre 490.4 feet from a found iron tract of real estate pin on the Northeast corner of described in Volume 176 Page Section 16. 39 Meigs County Deed Re- Thence with an existing fence cords which lies East of the S. 2º 54ʼ 49ʼʼ W., 805.52 feet Township Road. to a set capped pin at the top Save and except the following of a spoil bank. Thence with Three Parcels; the fence at the top of the spoil 83 acres deeded to Robert G. bank N. 81º 42ʼ 51" E., 19.98 & Ruth Ann Graham June 1, feet to a set capped pin. 1971 recorded in Volume 246 Thence with the fence S. 51º Page 409 Meigs County Deed 3ʼ 0" W., 241 feet to a set Records. capped pin on the North side Situated in the Township of of a 30 inch Oak on the North Rutland, County of Meigs and bank of a small creek. State of Ohio: Thence with the existing fence The following Real Estate Lo- S. 54º 8ʼ 26" W., 513.8 feet to cated in Rutland Township, a found CT Smith capped pin. Meigs County, and being in Thence S. 50º 7ʼ 50" W., Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, 219.66 feet to a CT Smith Revised Code, Section of the Ohio Company Pur- capped pin. 2329.25 chase and beginning 1436.1 Thence S. 48º 24ʼ 5" W., The State of Ohio, Meigs feet East and 941.2 feet South 362.79 feet to a CT Smith County from the Northwest corner of capped pin; GMAC Mortgage, LLC Section 16, at a P.K. nail in the Thence S. 61º 15ʼ 58" W., Plaintiff centerline of Township Road 510.7 feet to an iron pin call; vs. No. 58 which point is also is Thence S. 73º 31ʼ 21" W., No. 10CV104 North 17° 15ʼ West 202.0 feet 503.82 feet to the center of Emily Wolfe, et al. from a permanent gas line T058 White Hill Road, passing Defendant marker and is the true place of a found CT Smith capped pin In pursuance of an Alias Or- beginning and the Northwest at 483.3 feet; der of Sale in the above enti- corner of the tract of land Thence with Township Road tled action, I will offer for sale herein described; thence North T-58 N.20º 2ʼ 24" W., 288.13 at public auction, in the 76° 44ʼ East 164.83 feet to a feet to a point; second floor lobby of the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a Thence the following 3 Courthouse permanent point; thence South courses and distances through in Pomeroy in the above 18° 17ʼ East 202.67 feet to a lands of Marlin Wolfe; named county, on Friday, the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a 1) N. 67º 59ʼ 35ʼʼ E., 232.28 4th day of November, 2011 permanent point; feet to a set capped pin, pass- at 10:00AM the following de- thence South 76° 44ʼ West ing a set capped pin at 26.39 scribed real estate, situate in 192.00 feet to a P.K. nail in the feet; the County of Meigs centerline of Township Road 2) N. 19º 18ʼ 29ʼʼ W., 439.83 and State of Ohio, and 58; thence following centerline feet to a set capped pin; Township of Rutland , to of said Township Road 58; 3) S. 76º 40ʼ 59ʼʼ W., 213.54 wit: North 10° 36ʼ West 202.092 feet to the center of T-58, Situated in the Township of feet to the place of beginning, passing a set capped pin at Rutland, County of Meigs and containing 0.83 of an acre, 194.08 feet; State of Ohio more or less. Thence with Township Road Beginning at the Northwest All bearings are magnetic T-58 N. 17º 15ʼ 15" W., 77.65 corner of Section 16, Town 6, readings. feet; Range 14 Ohio Companyʼs Being Part of the real estate Thence N. 80º 11ʼ 1ʼʼ E., Purchase; described in Volume 237, 674.08 feet to a set capped Thence East 185 rods and 3 Page 771, Deed Records of pin, passing a set capped pin links; Meigs County, Ohio. at 17.19 feet; Thence South 44 rods; 1.4446 acres deeded to Carl Thence N 28º 41ʼ 59" W., Thence North 86½ de- L. & Brenda S. Wolfe, July 26, 453.98 feet to a set capped pin grees East 28 rods; 1975 recorded in Volume 261 in the fence line between Thence North 76 degrees East Page 307 Meigs County Deed Drummer (OR 170, P. 595) 50 rods; Records. and Wolfe (V. 326, Page 99); Thence North 37 degrees East Situated in the Rutland Town- Thence with the existing fence 36 rods and 15 links; ship, Meigs County, Ohio, N. 87º 19ʼ 46" E., 291.01 feet Thence East 21 rods and 6 Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, to a set capped pin at a fence links to the Northwest corner and being more corner common to Wolfe, of lands formerly owned by particularly described as fol- Drummer, and H. & Debra A.J. Giles; lows: Brown (V. 323, Page 547); Thence South 54 rods; Beginning at a railroad spike in Thence with the existing fence Thence West 6 rods and 2 the centerline of Township between Wolfe & Brown the links to an Ash Tree; Road No. 58 and on the North following 4 courses and dis- Thence South 47¼ de- line of Section 16, East tances: gree West 15 rods and 12 1962.49 feet from the North- 1)N. 68º 52ʼ 26ʼʼ E., 338.62 links to a Locust Tree; west corner of Section 16; feet to a set capped pin; Thence South 60½ de- thence along the centerline of 2) N. 76º 51ʼ 51ʼʼ E., 90.86 feet grees West 32 rods to an Oak Township Road No. 58, South to a set capped pin; Tree; 34 deg. 53 min. East 99.26 3)N. 60º 3ʼ 32" E., 732.33 feet Thence South 46½ de- feet to a spike; thence South to a set capped pin; grees West 19 rods and 5 links 26 deg. 11 min. East, 286.18 4) N. 35º 46ʼ 38ʼʼ E., 235.56 to a Hickory Tree; feet to a spike; feet to a set capped pin on the Thence 58½ degrees thence leaving the highway, North line of Section 16. West 6 rods; North 63 deg. 01 min. East Thence with the North line of Thence South 69 deg. West 5 (passing an iron pin at 20 feet) Section 16 and an old fence N. rods and 11 links to a Hickory for a total distance of 203.89 89º 56ʼ 14" E., 341.92 feet to Tree; feet to an iron pin; thence the point of Thence South 73 degrees North 32 deg. 05 min. 30 sec. beginning. West 34 rods to the center of West, 290.04 feet to an iron Containing 46.579 acres as the road; pin on the North line of Section surveyed by Stan McFarland Thence North 19½ de- 16; thence along the North line on the 19 March, 2008. All grees West 24 rods along said of said section, West (passing bearings are referenced to an road; an iron pin at 193.09 feet) for a assumed North. All capped Thence North 10½ de- total distance of 210.65 feet to pins are 5/8" diameter rebar grees West along the road 38 the point of beginning, contain- rods with yellow plastic caps rods and 12 links; ing 1.4446 acres, and being labeled R. S. #6221 Prior Thence South 83 3/4 degrees part of a 123 acre tract de- Deed description Volume 326, West 56 rods and 24 links; scribed in Volume 237, Page Page 99. Thence North 23 rods and 20 771 of the Meigs County Deed Excepting and reserving unto links; Records. Marlin L. Wolfe, the right to Thence West 11 rods; Surveyed June 3, 1975 by hunt on the above described Thence North 53 rods to the Harold D. Whaley, Reg. Sur- real estate for his lifetime. place of beginning, containing veyor No. 4986. Also excepting and reserving 123 acres, more or less. 1.5739 acres deeded to unto Martin L. Wolfe and Emily Save and except 40 acres sold Benny R. and Robin M. Wolfe Wolfe, their heirs and assigns, to James M. Oliver, by Deed April 15, 1980 recorded in Vol- the right to receive one-half recorded in Volume 231 Page ume 278 Page 397 Meigs (1/2) of any rentals of royalties 845 Meigs County Deed Re- County Deed Records. which are received as a result cords. The following described real of any cellular or communica- Situated in the Township of estate is Situated in Rutland tions tower constructed on the Rutland, county of Meigs and Township, Meigs County, Ohio above described real estate. State of Ohio: Section 16, Town 6, Range 14. Further excepting and reserv- Situated in Section 16, Town Described by survey Bobby ing unto the Grantors, Marlin 6, Range 14, Ohio Companyʼs Hudson, Summitt, Ky., L. Wolfe and Emily Wolfe, their Purchase. LS1253. heirs and assigns, any and all Beginning at the Northwest Place of beginning is in the royalties which are associated corner of said Section 16; center line of Township Road with the existing oil and gas thence East approximately 125 58 and designated as 1962.49 well located on a larger tract of rods to the center of the public feet from the Northwest corner real estate of which the above road; thence South along the of Section 16 and 99.26 feet described real estate is a part. center of the public road to the from the railroad spike which The Grantees, Larry G. John- Northeast corner of the Arthur designates the place of begin- son and Don B. Tillis, their Miller property described in ning of the 1.4446 acre parcel heirs and assigns, however, Volume 198, Page 95, Meigs previously deeded to Carl L. shall be entitled to any oil and County Deed Records; thence Wolfe and Brenda S. Wolfe by gas royalties which are associ- West along the North line of Kenneth J. Wolfe and Anna L. ated with any new oil and gas the Arthur Miller property; Wolfe; thence South 31 deg. well or wells located or drilled thence South 83 degrees 45 43 min. East 303.0 feet to a on the above described real minutes West 1690 feet to the railroad spike; thence estate. Northwest corner of the said North 71 deg. 6 min. East Subject to the Boundary Line Arthur Miller property; thence 210.65 feet to an iron pin; Agreement recorded in Vol- North along the East line of thence north 32 deg. 5 min. ume 274, Page 1 of the Meigs 40-acre tract of real estate to West 368.25 feet to an iron County Official Records. the Northeast corner thereof; pin; thence south 63 deg. 01 Excepting Therefrom thence West along the North min. West 203.89 feet to place Situated in Rutland Township, line of said 40-acre tract to the of beginning, containing County of Meigs, and State of West line of Section 16; 1.5739 acres more or less, be- Ohio: thence North 54 rods to the ing a part of a 123 acre tract Being a part of Section 16, place of beginning, containing described in Volume 237, Township #6, and Range #14. 45 acres, more or less. Page 771 Meigs County, Deed Beginning at point in the cen- Save and except the coal and Records. ter of T-58 White Hill Road. mining rights, which were con- Excepting Therefrom Said point lies S. 64º 8ʼ 56" veyed to Manning D. Webster Situated in Rutland Township, W., 3025.21 feet from a found and Sam N. Arnold, by Deed County of Meigs, State of iron pin on the Northeast cor- recorded in Volume 188 Page Ohio: ner of Section 16, from which 571 Meigs County Deed Re-B3Being a part of Section 16, a set capped pin on the North- cord, which mining rights in- Township #6, Range #14. west corner of Section 16 lies clude the right to remove coal Beginning at a set capped pin S. 89º 45ʼ 1" W., 5519.04 feet. by strip mining methods. by a notched stone on the Thence N. 76º 40ʼ 59" E., Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 2011 It is the intentionwww.mydailysentinel.com of the Gran- North line of Section 16. Said 213.54 feet to a setThe capped Daily Sentinel • Page B3 tor, by this deed, to convey pin lies S 87º 49ʼ 54ʼʼ West, pin, passing a set capped pin that portion of the 123 acre 490.4 feet from a found iron at 19.46 feet. tract of real estate pin on the Northeast corner of Thence S. 19º 18ʼ 29" E., described in Volume 176 Page Section 16. 439.83 feet to a set capped 39 Meigs County Deed Re- Thence with an existing fence pin. cords which lies East of the S. 2º 54ʼ 49ʼʼ W., 805.52 feet Thence S. 67º 59ʼ 35" W., Township Road. to a set capped pin at the top 232.28 feet to the center of Save and except the following of a spoil bank. Thence with T-58 White Hill Road, passing Three Parcels; the fence at the top of the spoil a set capped pin at 205.89 83 acres deeded to Robert G. bank N. 81º 42ʼ 51" E., 19.98 feet. & Ruth Ann Graham June 1, feet to a set capped pin. Thence with Township Road 1971 recorded in Volume 246 Thence with the fence S. 51º T-58, White Hill Road, N. 17º Page 409 Meigs County Deed 3ʼ 0" W., 241 feet to a set 0ʼ 51" W., 243.03 feet to the Records. capped pin on the North side Southwest corner of the David Situated in the Township of of a 30 inch Oak on the North and Sara Eades property de- Rutland, County of Meigs and bank of a small creek. scribed in Official Records Vol- State of Ohio: Thence with the existing fence ume 50, Page 1149. The following Real Estate Lo- S. 54º 8ʼ 26" W., 513.8 feet to Thence with the David and cated in Rutland Township, a found CT Smith capped pin. Sara Eades property the fol- Meigs County, and being in Thence S. 50º 7ʼ 50" W., lowing 3 courses and dis- Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, 219.66 feet to a CT Smith tances; Revised Code, Section of the Ohio Company Pur- capped pin. 1) N. 70º 35ʼ 13" E., 191.95 2329.25 chase and beginning 1436.1 Thence S. 48º 24ʼ 5" W., feet. The State of Ohio, Meigs feet East and 941.2 feet South 362.79 feet to a CT Smith 2) N. 24º 26ʼ 35" W., 202.67 County from the Northwest corner of capped pin; feet. GMAC Mortgage, LLC Section 16, at a P.K. nail in the Thence S. 61º 15ʼ 58" W., 3) S. 70º 34ʼ 57" W., 164.83 Plaintiff centerline of Township Road 510.7 feet to an iron pin call; feet to the center of T-58. vs. No. 58 which point is also is Thence S. 73º 31ʼ 21" W., Thence with Township Road No. 10CV104 North 17° 15ʼ West 202.0 feet 503.82 feet to the center of T-58, N. 17º 24ʼ 28" W., 28.34 Emily Wolfe, et al. from a permanent gas line T058 White Hill Road, passing feet to the point of beginning. Defendant marker and is the true place of a found CT Smith capped pin Containing 1.504 acres as sur- In pursuance of an Alias Or- beginning and the Northwest at 483.3 feet; veyed by Stan McFarland, SHERIFFʼS SALE, CASE NO. der of Sale in the above enti- corner of the tract of land Thence with Township Road March 18, 2008. All bearings 11 CV 069, PEOPLES BANK, tled action, I will offer for sale herein described; thence North T-58 N.20º 2ʼ 24" W., 288.13 are referenced to an NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, at public auction, in the 76° 44ʼ East 164.83 feet to a feet to a point; assumed North. All capped PLAINTIFF, VS. FREEDOM second floor lobby of the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a Thence the following 3 pins are 5/8" diameter rebar CENTER MINISTRIES, ET Courthouse permanent point; thence South courses and distances through rods with yellow plastic caps AL., DEFENDANTS, COURT in Pomeroy in the above 18° 17ʼ East 202.67 feet to a lands of Marlin Wolfe; labeled R.S. #6221. OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS named county, on Friday, the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a 1) N. 67º 59ʼ 35ʼʼ E., 232.28 NOW BEING DESCRIBED AS COUNTY, OHIO. 4th day of November, 2011 permanent point; feet to a set capped pin, pass- 17.055 ACRES: By virtue of an Order of Sale at 10:00AM the following de- thence South 76° 44ʼ West ing a set capped pin at 26.39 Situated in the Rutland Town- issued out of said Court in the scribed real estate, situate in 192.00 feet to a P.K. nail in the feet; ship, County of Meigs, State of above action, Robert E. Bee- the County of Meigs centerline of Township Road 2) N. 19º 18ʼ 29ʼʼ W., 439.83 Ohio. gle, the Sheriff of Meigs and State of Ohio, and 58; thence following centerline feet to a set capped pin; Being part of Section 16, County, Ohio, will expose to Legals Township Legalsof Rutland , to of said TownshipLegals Road 58; 3) S. 76º 40Legalsʼ 59ʼʼ W., 213.54 Township #6,Legals Range #14. sell at publicLegals action on the wit: North 10° 36ʼ West 202.092 feet to the center of T-58, Beginning at point on the north front steps of the Meigs The following Mobile Home will Situated in the Township of feet to the place of beginning, passing a set capped pin at line of Section 16. Said point County Courthouse in be offered at Public sale on Rutland, County of Meigs and containing 0.83 of an acre, 194.08 feet; lies N 89º 50ʼ 35" E 2293.95 Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, November 4, State of Ohio more or less. Thence with Township Road feet from a set capped pin on on Friday, November 4, 2011, 2011 9:30 am @ 120 N. Cork- Beginning at the Northwest All bearings are magnetic T-58 N. 17º 15ʼ 15" W., 77.65 the Northwest corner of Sec- at 10:00 a.m., the following wood Ct. Pickerington OH corner of Section 16, Town 6, readings. feet; tion 16. lands and tenements: 43147 – For more Range 14 Ohio Companyʼs Being Part of the real estate Thence N. 80º 11ʼ 1ʼʼ E., Thence with the North line of The following described real details call Ron at Purchase; described in Volume 237, 674.08 feet to a set capped Section 16 S 89º 53ʼ 28" E estate situated in the Village of 614-309-4897*** Thence East 185 rods and 3 Page 771, Deed Records of pin, passing a set capped pin 478.07 feet to a set capped pin Middleport, County of Meigs links; Meigs County, Ohio. at 17.19 feet; on Tyson Drummerʼs, V 170, P and State of Ohio, bounded 2007 14x70 Giles Thence South 44 rods; 1.4446 acres deeded to Carl Thence N 28º 41ʼ 59" W., 596 west line. and described as follows: Ref # 82938662 Thence North 86½ de- L. & Brenda S. Wolfe, July 26, 453.98 feet to a set capped pin Thence continuing with the TRACT ONE: Minimum Bid $11500 grees East 28 rods; 1975 recorded in Volume 261 in the fence line between North line of Section 16 N 89º B e i n g L o t s n u m b e r s Thence North 76 degrees East Page 307 Meigs County Deed Drummer (OR 170, P. 595) 59ʼ 48" E 332.41 feet to a seventy-four (74) and Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate 50 rods; Records. and Wolfe (V. 326, Page 99); fence corner just north of a 30 seventy-five (75) in Behanʼs State of Ohio, Meigs County Thence North 37 degrees East Situated in the Rutland Town- Thence with the existing fence inch Oak tree. Third Addition to Middleport, The Ohio Valley Bank Com- 36 rods and 15 links; ship, Meigs County, Ohio, N. 87º 19ʼ 46" E., 291.01 feet Thence with the fence line be- and for a more definite de- pany Thence East 21 rods and 6 Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, to a set capped pin at a fence tween Wolfe & Drummer S 1º scription of said lots reference Vs. links to the Northwest corner and being more corner common to Wolfe, 29ʼ 37" W 720.54 feet to a set is hereby made to the re- Faye P. Watson, et al of lands formerly owned by particularly described as fol- Drummer, and H. & Debra capped pin at a fence corner, corded plat of said Behanʼs Case No. 10 CV 117 A.J. Giles; lows: Brown (V. 323, Page 547); passing a set capped pin at Third Addition to Middleport, In pursuant to an Order of Sale Thence South 54 rods; Beginning at a railroad spike in Thence with the existing fence 3.66 feet. The pin at the fence Ohio. directed to me in the above Thence West 6 rods and 2 the centerline of Township between Wolfe & Brown the corner lies 425.23 feet from Reference is made to deed of entitled action, I will offer for links to an Ash Tree; Road No. 58 and on the North following 4 courses and dis- Drummerʼs southeast corner. W. Leo Beeson and Cora J. sale at public auction, on the Thence South 47¼ de- line of Section 16, East tances: Deed call distance for this line Beeson to Birtus Lee Barrett steps of the Courthouse in gree West 15 rods and 12 1962.49 feet from the North- 1)N. 68º 52ʼ 26ʼʼ E., 338.62 is 396 feet. and Della Ann Barrett, dated Pomeroy, Ohio, in the above links to a Locust Tree; west corner of Section 16; feet to a set capped pin; Thence with Drummerʼs south- December 14, 1955 and re- name county on Friday, No- Thence South 60½ de- thence along the centerline of 2) N. 76º 51ʼ 51ʼʼ E., 90.86 feet erly line N 86º 56ʼ 42" E corded in Volume 185, Page vember 4, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. grees West 32 rods to an Oak Township Road No. 58, South to a set capped pin; 134.22 feet to a set capped 437, Deed Records Meigs The real estate to be sold is Tree; 34 deg. 53 min. East 99.26 3)N. 60º 3ʼ 32" E., 732.33 feet pin. County, Ohio. more particularly described as Thence South 46½ de- feet to a spike; thence South to a set capped pin; Thence S 28º 41ʼ 59" E 453.98 Auditorʼs Parcel No: follows: grees West 19 rods and 5 links 26 deg. 11 min. East, 286.18 4) N. 35º 46ʼ 38ʼʼ E., 235.56 feet to a set capped pin. 15-01879.000 The following described real to a Hickory Tree; feet to a spike; feet to a set capped pin on the Thence S 80º 11ʼ 1" W 674.08 TRACT estate situate in the Ohio Thence 58½ degrees thence leaving the highway, North line of Section 16. feet to the center of T-58 TWO: Company's Purchase, in the West 6 rods; North 63 deg. 01 min. East Thence with the North line of White Hill Road, passing a set Being 35 feet off of the south County of Meigs and State of Thence South 69 deg. West 5 (passing an iron pin at 20 feet) Section 16 and an old fence N. capped pin at 656.89 feet. side of Lot 73 in Behanʼs Addi- Ohio, situate in Section 6, rods and 11 links to a Hickory for a total distance of 203.89 89º 56ʼ 14" E., 341.92 feet to Thence the following 7 tion to Sheffield, now Middle- Town 4, Range 12, of the Tree; feet to an iron pin; thence the point of courses and distances: port, for a more definite de- above named purchase, and in Thence South 73 degrees North 32 deg. 05 min. 30 sec. beginning. 1.) N 17º 9ʼ 40"W 51.87 feet. scription thereof reference is the Village of Martinsville. Be- West 34 rods to the center of West, 290.04 feet to an iron Containing 46.579 acres as 2.) N 13º 12ʼ 17"W 155.18 made to the recorded plat of ing Lot Number 4 of said Vil- the road; pin on the North line of Section surveyed by Stan McFarland feet. said Addition. lage of Martinsville, as shown Thence North 19½ de- 16; thence along the North line on the 19 March, 2008. All 3.) N 18º 21ʼ 3"W 102.7 feet. Auditorʼs Parcel No: by records and plats of Vil- grees West 24 rods along said of said section, West (passing bearings are referenced to an 4.) N 26º 13ʼ 35"W 76.69 feet. 15-01867.000 lages of Meigs County, Ohio, road; an iron pin at 193.09 feet) for a assumed North. All capped 5.) N 33º 5ʼ 36"W 79.11 feet. TRACT THREE: said lot being 4 rods and 20 Thence North 10½ de- total distance of 210.65 feet to pins are 5/8" diameter rebar 6.) N 40º 48ʼ 27"W 83.46 feet. Situate in the County of Meigs, links wide and 16 rods long. grees West along the road 38 the point of beginning, contain- rods with yellow plastic caps 7.) N 46º 53ʼ 35"W 154.72 feet in the State of Ohio and in the ALSO, a one half acre tract of rods and 12 links; ing 1.4446 acres, and being labeled R. S. #6221 Prior to the Southwest corner of the Village of Middleport and land in rear or west of Lots No. Thence South 83 3/4 degrees part of a 123 acre tract de- Deed description Volume 326, Ernest Richmond property as bounded and described as fol- 4 and No. 3, to run parallel West 56 rods and 24 links; scribed in Volume 237, Page Page 99. described in Volume 292, lows: with the East line of Lot No. 4, Thence North 23 rods and 20 771 of the Meigs County Deed Excepting and reserving unto Page 599. In Behanʼs Addition (Third) and running to the East road, links; Records. Marlin L. Wolfe, the right to Thence with the Richmond and being Lot Number Sev- and containing one half acre, Thence West 11 rods; Surveyed June 3, 1975 by hunt on the above described property N 71º 26ʼ 17"E enty-six (76) in said Behanʼs by the same more or less. Thence North 53 rods to the Harold D. Whaley, Reg. Sur- real estate for his lifetime. 205.24 feet to a set capped pin Third Addition. Said lot being The aforesaid real estate is place of beginning, containing veyor No. 4986. Also excepting and reserving replacing an iron pin call. on corner of Third and Mul- subject to the rights and ease- 123 acres, more or less. 1.5739 acres deeded to unto Martin L. Wolfe and Emily Thence with Richmond prop- berry Street in said Village. ments now owned by the Save and except 40 acres sold Benny R. and Robin M. Wolfe Wolfe, their heirs and assigns, erty N 31º 45ʼ 13" W 658.26 Being the same lot sold by Southern Ohio Electric Com- to James M. Oliver, by Deed April 15, 1980 recorded in Vol- the right to receive one-half feet to the point of beginning. Samuel F. Behan to Maria N. pany, in and to said real es- recorded in Volume 231 Page ume 278 Page 397 Meigs (1/2) of any rentals of royalties Containing 17.055 Acres being Behan by deed dated January tate, which said rights and 845 Meigs County Deed Re- County Deed Records. which are received as a result part of the Volume 326, Page 10, 1882, and recorded in Vol- easements were conveyed by cords. The following described real of any cellular or communica- 99 Surveyed by Stan McFar- ume Number 55, Page 486 of Virginia Caroline Shields in her Situated in the Township of estate is Situated in Rutland tions tower constructed on the land on the 18 March 2008. All Records of Deeds of said lifetime to the Southern Ohio Rutland, county of Meigs and Township, Meigs County, Ohio above described real estate. bearings are referenced to an Meigs County, Ohio. Electric Co., in and to said real State of Ohio: Section 16, Town 6, Range 14. Further excepting and reserv- assumed North. All Capped Deed Reference: Virginia estate, reference is had to the Situated in Section 16, Town Described by survey Bobby ing unto the Grantors, Marlin pins are 5/8-inch diameter re- Owens acquired the entire in- Right of Way Records in the 6, Range 14, Ohio Companyʼs Hudson, Summitt, Ky., L. Wolfe and Emily Wolfe, their bar rods with yellow plastic terest in the above described Recorder's Office of Meigs Purchase. LS1253. heirs and assigns, any and all caps labeled R.S. #6221. real estate by deed dated Sep- County, Ohio. Beginning at the Northwest Place of beginning is in the royalties which are associated Said Premises Located at tember 23, 1931, and recorded Being the same premises as corner of said Section 16; center line of Township Road with the existing oil and gas 34810 Whites Hill Road, Rut- in Volume 133, Page 520, conveyed to the Grantors (for- thence East approximately 125 58 and designated as 1962.49 well located on a larger tract of land, OH 45775 Meigs County Deed Records. mer) herein by deed of Mabel rods to the center of the public feet from the Northwest corner real estate of which the above Said Premises Appraised at She conveyed an undivided Swartz, unmarried, dated April road; thence South along the of Section 16 and 99.26 feet described real estate is a part. $70,000.00 one-half interest in said real 24, 1954, and recorded in Vol- center of the public road to the from the railroad spike which The Grantees, Larry G. John- and cannot be sold for less estate to her husband, Carl ume 178, Page 131 of the Northeast corner of the Arthur designates the place of begin- son and Don B. Tillis, their than two-thirds of that amount. Owens, who is the same per- Deed Records of Meigs Miller property described in ning of the 1.4446 acre parcel heirs and assigns, however, TERMS OF SALE: 10% de- son as Edward Karl Owens County, Ohio. Volume 198, Page 95, Meigs previously deeded to Carl L. shall be entitled to any oil and posit who was the sole devisee un- Parcel I.D. # 10-00729.000 County Deed Records; thence Wolfe and Brenda S. Wolfe by gas royalties which are associ- Melissa N. Meinhart der the Will of the decedent, and 10-00730.000 West along the North line of Kenneth J. Wolfe and Anna L. ated with any new oil and gas Attorney the said Edward Karl Owens PROPERTY ADDRESS: the Arthur Miller property; Wolfe; thence South 31 deg. well or wells located or drilled Robert E. Beegle also being known as Carl 42337 State Route 7, Cool- thence South 83 degrees 45 43 min. East 303.0 feet to a on the above described real Sheriff Owens. Also see Volume 279, ville, OH 45723 minutes West 1690 feet to the railroad spike; thence estate. Meigs County, Ohio Page 209, Meigs County Deed Northwest corner of the said North 71 deg. 6 min. East Subject to the Boundary Line *In Cities or Villages, GIVE Records. Said real estate was ap- Arthur Miller property; thence 210.65 feet to an iron pin; Agreement recorded in Vol- STREET and NUMBER if any. J.P. Booth, who had retained praised at $25,000.00 and North along the East line of thence north 32 deg. 5 min. ume 274, Page 1 of the Meigs If no such Number exists, a life estate in said real estate, cannot be sold for less than 40-acre tract of real estate to West 368.25 feet to an iron County Official Records. GIVE STREET or ROAD on died in Meigs County, Ohio, two-thirds of the appraised the Northeast corner thereof; pin; thence south 63 deg. 01 Excepting Therefrom which located and also the April 1945. value. thence West along the North min. West 203.89 feet to place Situated in Rutland Township, names of the intersecting Auditorʼs Parcel No: Terms of Sale line of said 40-acre tract to the of beginning, containing County of Meigs, and State of Streets or Roads immediately 15-01080.000 The successful purchased, as West line of Section 16; 1.5739 acres more or less, be- Ohio: North and South or East and TRACT FOUR: soon as his bid is accepted, thence North 54 rods to the ing a part of a 123 acre tract Being a part of Section 16, West of such lands and tene- Parcel 1: The following real es- shall be required to deposit on place of beginning, containing described in Volume 237, Township #6, and Range #14. ments. Sec. 11678. (10) 12, tate situate in the Village of the day of the sale, in cash or 45 acres, more or less. Page 771 Meigs County, Deed Beginning at point in the cen- 19, 26, 2011 Middleport, Meigs County, by check payable to the sher- Save and except the coal and Records. ter of T-58 White Hill Road. Ohio being in Behan Third Ad- iff, 10% of the amount of such mining rights, which were con- Excepting Therefrom Said point lies S. 64º 8ʼ 56" SHERIFFʼS SALE, CASE NO. dition to the Village of Middle- accepted bid but in no event veyed to Manning D. Webster Situated in Rutland Township, W., 3025.21 feet from a found 11 CV 069, PEOPLES BANK, port, and being Lot No. 72 on less than $1,000.00. The bal- and Sam N. Arnold, by Deed County of Meigs, State of iron pin on the Northeast cor- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, said plat, excepting 18 feet off ance of the purchase price recorded in Volume 188 Page Ohio: ner of Section 16, from which PLAINTIFF, VS. FREEDOM the south side of said Lot No. shall be due and payable to 571 Meigs County Deed Re- Being a part of Section 16, a set capped pin on the North- CENTER MINISTRIES, ET 72, the said lot having a front- the Sheriff within thirty (30) cord, which mining rights in- Township #6, Range #14. west corner of Section 16 lies AL., DEFENDANTS, COURT age of 32 feet, on Third Street days from the date of confir- clude the right to remove coal Beginning at a set capped pin S. 89º 45ʼ 1" W., 5519.04 feet. OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS and extending westerly to an mation of sale. The purchaser by strip mining methods. by a notched stone on the Thence N. 76º 40ʼ 59" E., COUNTY, OHIO. alley, a distance of 95 feet. shall be required to pay inter- It is the intention of the Gran- North line of Section 16. Said 213.54 feet to a set capped By virtue of an Order of Sale Parcel 2: The following real est on said unpaid balance at tor, by this deed, to convey pin lies S 87º 49ʼ 54ʼʼ West, pin, passing a set capped pin issued out of said Court in the estate situate in the Village of 10% per annum from the date that portion of the 123 acre 490.4 feet from a found iron at 19.46 feet. above action, Robert E. Bee- Middleport, Meigs County, of confirmation of the sale to tract of real estate pin on the Northeast corner of Thence S. 19º 18ʼ 29" E., gle, the Sheriff of Meigs Ohio being 18 feet off the the date of payment of the bal- described in Volume 176 Page Section 16. 439.83 feet to a set capped County, Ohio, will expose to south side of Lot No. 72, and ance unless the balance is 39 Meigs County Deed Re- Thence with an existing fence pin. sell at public action on the 15 feet off the north side of Lot made within eight (8) days cords which lies East of the S. 2º 54ʼ 49ʼʼ W., 805.52 feet Thence S. 67º 59ʼ 35" W., front steps of the Meigs No. 73 in Behanʼs Third Addi- from the date of sale. "Ohio Township Road. to a set capped pin at the top 232.28 feet to the center of County CourthouseSERVICE / BUSINESSin tion DIRECTORYto the Village of Middle- Revised Code Section Save and except the following of a spoil bank. Thence with T-58 White Hill Road, passing Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, port, Meigs County, Ohio, said 2327.02(C) requires success- Three Parcels; the fence at the top of the spoil a set capped pin at 205.89 on Friday, November 4, 2011, parcels of land fronting 33 feet ful bidders pay recording and 83 acres deeded to Robert G. bank N. 81º 42ʼ 51" E., 19.98 feet. at 10:00 a.m., the following on the west side of Third conveyance fees to the sheriff & Ruth Ann Graham June 1, feet to a set capped pin. Thence with Township Road lands and tenements: Class ofStreet 2012 and running west the at the time of sale". 1971 recorded in Volume 246 Thence with the fence S. 51º T-58, White Hill Road, N. 17º The followingATTENTION described HIGH real SCHOOLfull length SENIORS! of said Lots Nos. 72 Robert E. Beegle, Meigs Page 409 Meigs County Deed 3ʼ 0" W., 241 feet to a set 0ʼ 51" W., 243.03 feet to the estate situated in the Village of and 73, in said Village of Mid- County Sheriff Records. capped pin on the North side Southwest corner of the David Middleport,SEE US FIRST County FOR ofYOUR Meigs GRADUATIONdleport. ANNOUNCEMENTS Brent A. Saunders, Attorney Situated in the Township of of a 30 inch Oak on the North and Sara Eades property de- and State of Ohio, bounded Auditorʼs Parcel Nos: for Plaintiff Rutland, County of Meigs and bank of a small creek. scribed in Official Records Vol- andContinuing described to as serve follows: you... 15-01569.000, 15-01570.000 Dates of Advertisement State of Ohio: Thence with the existing fence ume 50, Page 1149. TRACT ONE: Save Time & Money,and Shop 15-01571.000 Local! 10/12/11, 10/19/11 and The following Real Estate Lo- S. 54º 8ʼ 26" W., 513.8 feet to Thence with the David and B e i n g L o t s n u m b e r s Reference Deed: Volume 10/26/11 cated in Rutland Township, a found CT Smith capped pin. Sara Eades property the fol- seventy-four (74) and“Since 1948”276, Page 85, Meigs County Meigs County, and being in Thence S. 50º 7ʼ 50" W., lowing 3 courses and dis- seventy-five (75) in Behanʼs Official Records. Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, 219.66 feet to a CT Smith tances; Third AdditionTHE QUALITY to Middleport, PRINT The above SHOP, described Inc. real es- Revised Code, Section of the Ohio Company Pur- capped pin. 1) N. 70º 35ʼ 13" E., 191.95 and for a255 more Mill definite Street de -• Middleport,tate is sold “as OHis” without war- 2329.25 chase and beginning 1436.1 Thence S. 48º 24ʼ 5" W., feet. scription of said lots reference ranties or covenants. The State of Ohio, Meigs feet East and 941.2 feet South 362.79 feet to a CT Smith 2) N. 24º 26ʼ 35" W., 202.67 is UPShereby Service made to the re- PROPERTY ADDRESS:740-992-3345 Lo- County from the Northwest corner of capped pin; feet. corded plat of said Behanʼs cated in the VillageFax 740-992-3394 of Middle- GMAC Mortgage, LLC Section 16, at a P.K. nail in the Thence S. 61º 15ʼ 58" W., 3) S. 70º 34ʼ 57" W., 164.83 Third Addition to Middleport, port, Meigs County, Ohio, on centerline of Township Road 510.7 feet to an iron pin call; Ohio. the East by South Third Street, Plaintiff feet to the center of T-58. SERVICE / BUSINESS DIRECTORY vs. No. 58 which point is also is Thence S. 73º 31ʼ 21" W., Thence with Township Road Reference is made to deed of on the South by Mulberry No. 10CV104 North 17° 15ʼ West 202.0 feet 503.82 feet to the center of T-58, N. 17º 24ʼ 28" W., 28.34 W. Leo Beeson and Cora J. Street, on the West by an alley Emily Wolfe, et al. from a permanent gas line T058 White Hill Road, passing feet to the point of beginning. Beeson to Birtus Lee Barrett and on the North by General Defendant marker and is the true place of a found CT Smith capped pin Containing 1.504 acres as sur- and Della Ann Barrett, dated Hartinger Parkway. In pursuance of an Alias Or- beginning and the Northwest at 483.3 feet; veyed by Stan McFarland, December 14, 1955 and re- CURRENT OWNER: Free- der of Sale in the above enti- corner of the tract of land Thence with Township Road March 18, 2008. All bearings corded in Volume 185, Page dom Center Ministries. tled action, I will offer for sale herein described; thence North T-58 N.20º 2ʼ 24" W., 288.13 are referenced to an 437, Deed Records Meigs REAL ESTATE APPRAISED at public auction, in the 76° 44ʼ East 164.83 feet to a feet to a point; assumed North. All capped County, Ohio. AT: $175,000.00. The real es- second floor lobby of the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a Thence the following 3 pins are 5/8" diameter rebar Auditorʼs Parcel No: tate cannot be sold for less Courthouse permanent point; thence South courses and distances through rods with yellow plastic caps 15-01879.000 than 2/3rds the appraised in Pomeroy in the above 18° 17ʼ East 202.67 feet to a lands of Marlin Wolfe; labeled R.S. #6221. TRACT value. The appraisal does not named county, on Friday, the 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a 1) N. 67º 59ʼ 35ʼʼ E., 232.28 NOW BEING DESCRIBED AS TWO: include an interior examination 4th day of November, 2011 permanent point; feet to a set capped pin, pass- 17.055 ACRES: Being 35 feet off of the south of any structures, if any, on the at 10:00AM the following de- thence South 76° 44ʼ West ing a set capped pin at 26.39 Situated in the Rutland Town- side of Lot 73 in Behanʼs Addi- real estate. scribed real estate, situate in 192.00 feet to a P.K. nail in the feet; ship, County of Meigs, State of tion to Sheffield, now Middle- TERMS OF SALE: 10% (cash the County of Meigs centerline of Township Road 2) N. 19º 18ʼ 29ʼʼ W., 439.83 Ohio. port, for a more definite de- only) down on day of sale, bal- and State of Ohio, and 58; thence following centerline feet to a set capped pin; Being part of Section 16, scription thereof referenceSNOW is ance (cash or certified check Township of Rutland , to of said Township Road 58; 3) S. 76º 40ʼ 59ʼʼ W., 213.54 Township #6, Range #14. made to the recordedREMOVAL plat of only) due on confirmation of wit: North 10° 36ʼ West 202.092 feet to the center of T-58, Beginning at point on the north said Addition. sale. Situated in the Township of feet to the place of beginning, passing a set capped pin at line of Section 16. Said point Auditorʼs Parcel No: ALL SHERIFFʼS SALES OP- Rutland, County of Meigs and containing 0.83 of an acre, 194.08 feet; lies N 89º 50ʼ 35" E 2293.95 15-01867.000 ERATE UNDER THE DOC- State of Ohio more or less. Thence with Township Road feet from a set capped pin on TRACT THREE: TRINE OF CAVEAT EMP- Beginning at the Northwest All bearings are magnetic T-58 N. 17º 15ʼ 15" W., 77.65 the Northwest corner of Sec- Situate in the County of Meigs, TOR. PROSPECTIVE PUR- corner of Section 16, Town 6, readings. feet; tion 16. in the State of Ohio and in the CHASERS ARE URGED TO Range 14 Ohio Companyʼs Being Part of the real estate Thence N. 80º 11ʼ 1ʼʼ E., Thence with the North line of Village of Middleport and CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE Purchase; described in Volume 237, 674.08 feet to a set capped Section 16 S 89º 53ʼ 28" E bounded and described as fol- PUBLIC RECORDS OF Thence East 185 rods and 3 Page 771, Deed Records of pin, passing a set capped pin 478.07 feet to a set capped pin lows: MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. links; Meigs County, Ohio. at 17.19 feet; on Tyson Drummerʼs, V 170, P In Behanʼs Addition (Third) ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Thence South 44 rods; 1.4446 acres deeded to Carl Thence N 28º 41ʼ 59" W., 596 west line. and being Lot Number Sev- Jennifer L. Sheets, LITTLE & Thence North 86½ de- L. & Brenda S. Wolfe, July 26, 453.98 feet to a set capped pin Thence continuing with the enty-six (76) in said Behanʼs SHEETS LLP, 211-213 E. grees East 28 rods; 1975 recorded in Volume 261 in the fence line between North line of Section 16 N 89º Third Addition. Said lot being Second Street, Pomeroy, OH Thence North 76 degrees East Page 307 Meigs County Deed Drummer (OR 170, P. 595) 59ʼ 48" E 332.41 feet to a on corner of Third and Mul- 45769, Telephone: (740) 50 rods; Records. and Wolfe (V. 326, Page 99); fence corner just north of a 30 berry Street in said Village. 992-6689 Thence North 37 degrees East Situated in the Rutland Town- Thence with the existing fence inch Oak tree. Being the same lot sold by (10) 12, 19, 26 36 rods and 15 links; ship, Meigs County, Ohio, N. 87º 19ʼ 46" E., 291.01 feet Thence with the fence line be- Samuel F. Behan to Maria N. Thence East 21 rods and 6 Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, to a set capped pin at a fence tween Wolfe & Drummer S 1º Behan by deed dated January links to the Northwest corner and being more corner common to Wolfe, 29ʼ 37" W 720.54 feet to a set 10, 1882, and recorded in Vol- of lands formerly owned by particularly described as fol- Drummer, and H. & Debra capped pin at a fence corner, ume Number 55, Page 486 of A.J. Giles; lows: Brown (V. 323, Page 547); passing a set capped pin at Records of Deeds of said Thence South 54 rods; Beginning at a railroad spike in Thence with the existing fence 3.66 feet. The pin at the fence Meigs County, Ohio. Thence West 6 rods and 2 the centerline of Township between Wolfe & Brown the corner lies 425.23 feet from Deed Reference: Virginia links to an Ash Tree; Road No. 58 and on the North following 4 courses and dis- Drummerʼs southeast corner. Owens acquired the entire in- Thence South 47¼ de- line of Section 16, East tances: Deed call distance for this line terest in the above described gree West 15 rods and 12 1962.49 feet from the North- 1)N. 68º 52ʼ 26ʼʼ E., 338.62 is 396 feet. real estate by deed dated Sep- links to a Locust Tree; west corner of Section 16; feet to a set capped pin; Thence with Drummerʼs south- tember 23, 1931, and recorded Thence South 60½ de- thence along the centerline of 2) N. 76º 51ʼ 51ʼʼ E., 90.86 feet erly line N 86º 56ʼ 42" E in Volume 133, Page 520, grees West 32 rods to an Oak Township Road No. 58, South to a set capped pin; 134.22 feet to a set capped Meigs County Deed Records. Tree; 34 deg. 53 min. East 99.26 3)N. 60º 3ʼ 32" E., 732.33 feet pin. She conveyed an undivided Thence South 46½ de- feet to a spike; thence South to a set capped pin; Thence S 28º 41ʼ 59" E 453.98 one-half interest in said real grees West 19 rods and 5 links 26 deg. 11 min. East, 286.18 4) N. 35º 46ʼ 38ʼʼ E., 235.56 feet to a set capped pin. estate to her husband, Carl to a Hickory Tree; feet to a spike; feet to a set capped pin on the Thence S 80º 11ʼ 1" W 674.08 Owens, who is the same per- Thence 58½ degrees thence leaving the highway, North line of Section 16. feet to the center of T-58 son as Edward Karl Owens West 6 rods; North 63 deg. 01 min. East Thence with the North line of White Hill Road, passing a set who was the sole devisee un- Thence South 69 deg. West 5 (passing an iron pin at 20 feet) Section 16 and an old fence N. capped pin at 656.89 feet. der the Will of the decedent, rods and 11 links to a Hickory for a total distance of 203.89 89º 56ʼ 14" E., 341.92 feet to Thence the following 7 the said Edward Karl Owens Tree; feet to an iron pin; thence the point of courses and distances: also being known as Carl Thence South 73 degrees North 32 deg. 05 min. 30 sec. beginning. 1.) N 17º 9ʼ 40"W 51.87 feet. Owens. Also see Volume 279, West 34 rods to the center of West, 290.04 feet to an iron Containing 46.579 acres as 2.) N 13º 12ʼ 17"W 155.18 Page 209, Meigs County Deed the road; pin on the North line of Section surveyed by Stan McFarland feet. Records. Thence North 19½ de- 16; thence along the North line on the 19 March, 2008. All 3.) N 18º 21ʼ 3"W 102.7 feet. J.P. Booth, who had retained grees West 24 rods along said of said section, West (passing bearings are referenced to an 4.) N 26º 13ʼ 35"W 76.69 feet. a life estate in said real estate, road; an iron pin at 193.09 feet) for a assumed North. All capped 5.) N 33º 5ʼ 36"W 79.11 feet. died in Meigs County, Ohio, Thence North 10½ de- total distance of 210.65 feet to pins are 5/8" diameter rebar 6.) N 40º 48ʼ 27"W 83.46 feet. April 1945. grees West along the road 38 the point of beginning, contain- rods with yellow plastic caps 7.) N 46º 53ʼ 35"W 154.72 feet Auditorʼs Parcel No: rods and 12 links; ing 1.4446 acres, and being labeled R. S. #6221 Prior to the Southwest corner of the 15-01080.000 Thence South 83 3/4 degrees part of a 123 acre tract de- Deed description Volume 326, Ernest Richmond property as TRACT FOUR: West 56 rods and 24 links; scribed in Volume 237, Page Page 99. described in Volume 292, Parcel 1: The following real es- Thence North 23 rods and 20 771 of the Meigs County Deed Excepting and reserving unto Page 599. tate situate in the Village of links; Records. Marlin L. Wolfe, the right to Thence with the Richmond Middleport, Meigs County, Thence West 11 rods; Surveyed June 3, 1975 by hunt on the above described property N 71º 26ʼ 17"E Ohio being in Behan Third Ad- Thence North 53 rods to the Harold D. Whaley, Reg. Sur- real estate for his lifetime. 205.24 feet to a set capped pin dition to the Village of Middle- place of beginning, containing veyor No. 4986. Also excepting and reserving replacing an iron pin call. port, and being Lot No. 72 on 123 acres, more or less. 1.5739 acres deeded to unto Martin L. Wolfe and Emily Thence with Richmond prop- said plat, excepting 18 feet off Save and except 40 acres sold Benny R. and Robin M. Wolfe Wolfe, their heirs and assigns, erty N 31º 45ʼ 13" W 658.26 the south side of said Lot No. to James M. Oliver, by Deed April 15, 1980 recorded in Vol- the right to receive one-half feet to the point of beginning. 72, the said lot having a front- recorded in Volume 231 Page ume 278 Page 397 Meigs (1/2) of any rentals of royalties Containing 17.055 Acres being age of 32 feet, on Third Street 845 Meigs County Deed Re- County Deed Records. which are received as a result part of the Volume 326, Page and extending westerly to an cords. The following described real of any cellular or communica- 99 Surveyed by Stan McFar- alley, a distance of 95 feet. Situated in the Township of estate is Situated in Rutland tions tower constructed on the land on the 18 March 2008. All Parcel 2: The following real Rutland, county of Meigs and Township, Meigs County, Ohio above described real estate. bearings are referenced to an estate situate in the Village of State of Ohio: Section 16, Town 6, Range 14. Further excepting and reserv- assumed North. All Capped Middleport, Meigs County, Situated in Section 16, Town Described by survey Bobby ing unto the Grantors, Marlin pins are 5/8-inch diameter re- Ohio being 18 feet off the 6, Range 14, Ohio Companyʼs Hudson, Summitt, Ky., L. Wolfe and Emily Wolfe, their bar rods with yellow plastic south side of Lot No. 72, and Purchase. LS1253. heirs and assigns, any and all caps labeled R.S. #6221. 15 feet off the north side of Lot Beginning at the Northwest Place of beginning is in the royalties which are associated Said Premises Located at No. 73 in Behanʼs Third Addi- corner of said Section 16; center line of Township Road with the existing oil and gas 34810 Whites Hill Road, Rut- tion to the Village of Middle- thence East approximately 125 58 and designated as 1962.49 well located on a larger tract of land, OH 45775 port, Meigs County, Ohio, said rods to the center of the public feet from the Northwest corner real estate of which the above Said Premises Appraised at parcels of land fronting 33 feet road; thence South along the of Section 16 and 99.26 feet described real estate is a part. $70,000.00 on the west side of Third center of the public road to the from the railroad spike which The Grantees, Larry G. John- and cannot be sold for less Street and running west the Northeast corner of the Arthur designates the place of begin- son and Don B. Tillis, their than two-thirds of that amount. full length of said Lots Nos. 72 Miller property described in ning of the 1.4446 acre parcel heirs and assigns, however, TERMS OF SALE: 10% de- and 73, in said Village of Mid- Volume 198, Page 95, Meigs previously deeded to Carl L. shall be entitled to any oil and posit dleport. County Deed Records; thence Wolfe and Brenda S. Wolfe by gas royalties which are associ- Melissa N. Meinhart Auditorʼs Parcel Nos: West along the North line of Kenneth J. Wolfe and Anna L. ated with any new oil and gas Attorney 15-01569.000, 15-01570.000 the Arthur Miller property; Wolfe; thence South 31 deg. well or wells located or drilled Robert E. Beegle and 15-01571.000 thence South 83 degrees 45 43 min. East 303.0 feet to a on the above described real Sheriff Reference Deed: Volume minutes West 1690 feet to the railroad spike; thence estate. Meigs County, Ohio 276, Page 85, Meigs County Northwest corner of the said North 71 deg. 6 min. East Subject to the Boundary Line *In Cities or Villages, GIVE Official Records. Arthur Miller property; thence 210.65 feet to an iron pin; Agreement recorded in Vol- STREET and NUMBER if any. The above described real es- North along the East line of thence north 32 deg. 5 min. ume 274, Page 1 of the Meigs If no such Number exists, tate is sold “as is” without war- 40-acre tract of real estate to West 368.25 feet to an iron County Official Records. GIVE STREET or ROAD on ranties or covenants. the Northeast corner thereof; pin; thence south 63 deg. 01 Excepting Therefrom which located and also the PROPERTY ADDRESS: Lo- thence West along the North min. West 203.89 feet to place Situated in Rutland Township, names of the intersecting cated in the Village of Middle- line of said 40-acre tract to the of beginning, containing County of Meigs, and State of Streets or Roads immediately port, Meigs County, Ohio, on West line of Section 16; 1.5739 acres more or less, be- Ohio: North and South or East and the East by South Third Street, thence North 54 rods to the ing a part of a 123 acre tract Being a part of Section 16, West of such lands and tene- on the South by Mulberry place of beginning, containing described in Volume 237, Township #6, and Range #14. ments. Sec. 11678. (10) 12, Street, on the West by an alley 45 acres, more or less. Page 771 Meigs County, Deed Beginning at point in the cen- 19, 26, 2011 and on the North by General Save and except the coal and Records. ter of T-58 White Hill Road. Hartinger Parkway. mining rights, which were con- Excepting Therefrom Said point lies S. 64º 8ʼ 56" CURRENT OWNER: Free- veyed to Manning D. Webster Situated in Rutland Township, W., 3025.21 feet from a found dom Center Ministries. and Sam N. Arnold, by Deed County of Meigs, State of iron pin on the Northeast cor- REAL ESTATE APPRAISED recorded in Volume 188 Page Ohio: ner of Section 16, from which AT: $175,000.00. The real es- 571 Meigs County Deed Re- Being a part of Section 16, a set capped pin on the North- tate cannot be sold for less cord, which mining rights in- Township #6, Range #14. west corner of Section 16 lies than 2/3rds the appraised clude the right to remove coal Beginning at a set capped pin S. 89º 45ʼ 1" W., 5519.04 feet. value. The appraisal does not by strip mining methods. by a notched stone on the Thence N. 76º 40ʼ 59" E., include an interior examination It is the intention of the Gran- North line of Section 16. Said 213.54 feet to a set capped of any structures, if any, on the tor, by this deed, to convey pin lies S 87º 49ʼ 54ʼʼ West, pin, passing a set capped pin real estate. that portion of the 123 acre 490.4 feet from a found iron at 19.46 feet. TERMS OF SALE: 10% (cash tract of real estate pin on the Northeast corner of Thence S. 19º 18ʼ 29" E., only) down on day of sale, bal- described in Volume 176 Page Section 16. 439.83 feet to a set capped ance (cash or certified check 39 Meigs County Deed Re- Thence with an existing fence pin. only) due on confirmation of cords which lies East of the S. 2º 54ʼ 49ʼʼ W., 805.52 feet Thence S. 67º 59ʼ 35" W., sale. Township Road. to a set capped pin at the top 232.28 feet to the center of ALL SHERIFFʼS SALES OP- Save and except the following of a spoil bank. Thence with T-58 White Hill Road, passing ERATE UNDER THE DOC- Three Parcels; the fence at the top of the spoil a set capped pin at 205.89 TRINE OF CAVEAT EMP- 83 acres deeded to Robert G. bank N. 81º 42ʼ 51" E., 19.98 feet. TOR. PROSPECTIVE PUR- & Ruth Ann Graham June 1, feet to a set capped pin. Thence with Township Road CHASERS ARE URGED TO 1971 recorded in Volume 246 Thence with the fence S. 51º T-58, White Hill Road, N. 17º CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE Page 409 Meigs County Deed 3ʼ 0" W., 241 feet to a set 0ʼ 51" W., 243.03 feet to the PUBLIC RECORDS OF Records. capped pin on the North side Southwest corner of the David MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. Situated in the Township of of a 30 inch Oak on the North and Sara Eades property de- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Rutland, County of Meigs and bank of a small creek. scribed in Official Records Vol- Jennifer L. Sheets, LITTLE & State of Ohio: Thence with the existing fence ume 50, Page 1149. SHEETS LLP, 211-213 E. The following Real Estate Lo- S. 54º 8ʼ 26" W., 513.8 feet to Thence with the David and Second Street, Pomeroy, OH cated in Rutland Township, a found CT Smith capped pin. Sara Eades property the fol- 45769, Telephone: (740) Meigs County, and being in Thence S. 50º 7ʼ 50" W., lowing 3 courses and dis- 992-6689 Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, 219.66 feet to a CT Smith tances; (10) 12, 19, 26 of the Ohio Company Pur- capped pin. 1) N. 70º 35ʼ 13" E., 191.95 chase and beginning 1436.1 Thence S. 48º 24ʼ 5" W., feet. feet East and 941.2 feet South 362.79 feet to a CT Smith 2) N. 24º 26ʼ 35" W., 202.67 from the Northwest corner of capped pin; feet. Section 16, at a P.K. nail in the Thence S. 61º 15ʼ 58" W., 3) S. 70º 34ʼ 57" W., 164.83 centerline of Township Road 510.7 feet to an iron pin call; feet to the center of T-58. No. 58 which point is also is Thence S. 73º 31ʼ 21" W., Thence with Township Road North 17° 15ʼ West 202.0 feet 503.82 feet to the center of T-58, N. 17º 24ʼ 28" W., 28.34 from a permanent gas line T058 White Hill Road, passing feet to the point of beginning. marker and is the true place of a found CT Smith capped pin Containing 1.504 acres as sur- beginning and the Northwest at 483.3 feet; veyed by Stan McFarland, corner of the tract of land Thence with Township Road March 18, 2008. All bearings herein described; thence North T-58 N.20º 2ʼ 24" W., 288.13 are referenced to an 76° 44ʼ East 164.83 feet to a feet to a point; assumed North. All capped 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a Thence the following 3 pins are 5/8" diameter rebar permanent point; thence South courses and distances through rods with yellow plastic caps 18° 17ʼ East 202.67 feet to a lands of Marlin Wolfe; labeled R.S. #6221. 1ʼʼ metal pipe, which is to be a 1) N. 67º 59ʼ 35ʼʼ E., 232.28 NOW BEING DESCRIBED AS permanent point; feet to a set capped pin, pass- 17.055 ACRES: thence South 76° 44ʼ West ing a set capped pin at 26.39 Situated in the Rutland Town- 192.00 feet to a P.K. nail in the feet; ship, County of Meigs, State of centerline of Township Road 2) N. 19º 18ʼ 29ʼʼ W., 439.83 Ohio. 58; thence following centerline feet to a set capped pin; Being part of Section 16, of said Township Road 58; 3) S. 76º 40ʼ 59ʼʼ W., 213.54 Township #6, Range #14. North 10° 36ʼ West 202.092 feet to the center of T-58, Beginning at point on the north feet to the place of beginning, passing a set capped pin at line of Section 16. Said point containing 0.83 of an acre, 194.08 feet; lies N 89º 50ʼ 35" E 2293.95 more or less. Thence with Township Road feet from a set capped pin on All bearings are magnetic T-58 N. 17º 15ʼ 15" W., 77.65 the Northwest corner of Sec- readings. feet; tion 16. Being Part of the real estate Thence N. 80º 11ʼ 1ʼʼ E., Thence with the North line of described in Volume 237, 674.08 feet to a set capped Section 16 S 89º 53ʼ 28" E Page 771, Deed Records of pin, passing a set capped pin 478.07 feet to a set capped pin Meigs County, Ohio. at 17.19 feet; on Tyson Drummerʼs, V 170, P 1.4446 acres deeded to Carl Thence N 28º 41ʼ 59" W., 596 west line. L. & Brenda S. Wolfe, July 26, 453.98 feet to a set capped pin Thence continuing with the 1975 recorded in Volume 261 in the fence line between North line of Section 16 N 89º Page 307 Meigs County Deed Drummer (OR 170, P. 595) 59ʼ 48" E 332.41 feet to a Records. and Wolfe (V. 326, Page 99); fence corner just north of a 30 Situated in the Rutland Town- Thence with the existing fence inch Oak tree. ship, Meigs County, Ohio, N. 87º 19ʼ 46" E., 291.01 feet Thence with the fence line be- Section 16, Town 6, Range 14, to a set capped pin at a fence tween Wolfe & Drummer S 1º and being more corner common to Wolfe, 29ʼ 37" W 720.54 feet to a set particularly described as fol- Drummer, and H. & Debra capped pin at a fence corner, lows: Brown (V. 323, Page 547); passing a set capped pin at Beginning at a railroad spike in Thence with the existing fence 3.66 feet. The pin at the fence the centerline of Township between Wolfe & Brown the corner lies 425.23 feet from Road No. 58 and on the North following 4 courses and dis- Drummerʼs southeast corner. line of Section 16, East tances: Deed call distance for this line 1962.49 feet from the North- 1)N. 68º 52ʼ 26ʼʼ E., 338.62 is 396 feet. west corner of Section 16; feet to a set capped pin; Thence with Drummerʼs south- thence along the centerline of 2) N. 76º 51ʼ 51ʼʼ E., 90.86 feet erly line N 86º 56ʼ 42" E Township Road No. 58, South to a set capped pin; 134.22 feet to a set capped 34 deg. 53 min. East 99.26 3)N. 60º 3ʼ 32" E., 732.33 feet pin. feet to a spike; thence South to a set capped pin; Thence S 28º 41ʼ 59" E 453.98 26 deg. 11 min. East, 286.18 4) N. 35º 46ʼ 38ʼʼ E., 235.56 feet to a set capped pin. feet to a spike; feet to a set capped pin on the Thence S 80º 11ʼ 1" W 674.08 thence leaving the highway, North line of Section 16. feet to the center of T-58 North 63 deg. 01 min. East Thence with the North line of White Hill Road, passing a set (passing an iron pin at 20 feet) Section 16 and an old fence N. capped pin at 656.89 feet. for a total distance of 203.89 89º 56ʼ 14" E., 341.92 feet to Thence the following 7 feet to an iron pin; thence the point of courses and distances: North 32 deg. 05 min. 30 sec. beginning. 1.) N 17º 9ʼ 40"W 51.87 feet. West, 290.04 feet to an iron Containing 46.579 acres as 2.) N 13º 12ʼ 17"W 155.18 pin on the North line of Section surveyed by Stan McFarland feet. 16; thence along the North line on the 19 March, 2008. All 3.) N 18º 21ʼ 3"W 102.7 feet. of said section, West (passing bearings are referenced to an 4.) N 26º 13ʼ 35"W 76.69 feet. an iron pin at 193.09 feet) for a assumed North. All capped 5.) N 33º 5ʼ 36"W 79.11 feet. total distance of 210.65 feet to pins are 5/8" diameter rebar 6.) N 40º 48ʼ 27"W 83.46 feet. the point of beginning, contain- rods with yellow plastic caps 7.) N 46º 53ʼ 35"W 154.72 feet ing 1.4446 acres, and being labeled R. S. #6221 Prior to the Southwest corner of the part of a 123 acre tract de- Deed description Volume 326, Ernest Richmond property as scribed in Volume 237, Page Page 99. described in Volume 292, 771 of the Meigs County Deed Excepting and reserving unto Page 599. Records. Marlin L. Wolfe, the right to Thence with the Richmond Surveyed June 3, 1975 by hunt on the above described property N 71º 26ʼ 17"E Harold D. Whaley, Reg. Sur- real estate for his lifetime. 205.24 feet to a set capped pin veyor No. 4986. Also excepting and reserving replacing an iron pin call. 1.5739 acres deeded to unto Martin L. Wolfe and Emily Thence with Richmond prop- Benny R. and Robin M. Wolfe Wolfe, their heirs and assigns, erty N 31º 45ʼ 13" W 658.26 April 15, 1980 recorded in Vol- the right to receive one-half feet to the point of beginning. ume 278 Page 397 Meigs (1/2) of any rentals of royalties Containing 17.055 Acres being County Deed Records. which are received as a result part of the Volume 326, Page The following described real of any cellular or communica- 99 Surveyed by Stan McFar- estate is Situated in Rutland tions tower constructed on the land on the 18 March 2008. All Township, Meigs County, Ohio above described real estate. bearings are referenced to an Section 16, Town 6, Range 14. Further excepting and reserv- assumed North. All Capped Described by survey Bobby ing unto the Grantors, Marlin pins are 5/8-inch diameter re- Hudson, Summitt, Ky., L. Wolfe and Emily Wolfe, their bar rods with yellow plastic LS1253. heirs and assigns, any and all caps labeled R.S. #6221. Place of beginning is in the royalties which are associated Said Premises Located at center line of Township Road with the existing oil and gas 34810 Whites Hill Road, Rut- 58 and designated as 1962.49 well located on a larger tract of land, OH 45775 feet from the Northwest corner real estate of which the above Said Premises Appraised at of Section 16 and 99.26 feet described real estate is a part. $70,000.00 from the railroad spike which The Grantees, Larry G. John- and cannot be sold for less designates the place of begin- son and Don B. Tillis, their than two-thirds of that amount. ning of the 1.4446 acre parcel heirs and assigns, however, TERMS OF SALE: 10% de- previously deeded to Carl L. shall be entitled to any oil and posit Wolfe and Brenda S. Wolfe by gas royalties which are associ- Melissa N. Meinhart Kenneth J. Wolfe and Anna L. ated with any new oil and gas Attorney Wolfe; thence South 31 deg. well or wells located or drilled Robert E. Beegle 43 min. East 303.0 feet to a on the above described real Sheriff railroad spike; thence estate. Meigs County, Ohio North 71 deg. 6 min. East Subject to the Boundary Line *In Cities or Villages, GIVE 210.65 feet to an iron pin; Agreement recorded in Vol- STREET and NUMBER if any. thence north 32 deg. 5 min. ume 274, Page 1 of the Meigs If no such Number exists, West 368.25 feet to an iron County Official Records. GIVE STREET or ROAD on pin; thence south 63 deg. 01 Excepting Therefrom which located and also the min. West 203.89 feet to place Situated in Rutland Township, names of the intersecting of beginning, containing County of Meigs, and State of Streets or Roads immediately 1.5739 acres more or less, be- Ohio: North and South or East and ing a part of a 123 acre tract Being a part of Section 16, West of such lands and tene- described in Volume 237, Township #6, and Range #14. ments. Sec. 11678. (10) 12, Page 771 Meigs County, Deed Beginning at point in the cen- 19, 26, 2011 Records. ter of T-58 White Hill Road. Excepting Therefrom Said point lies S. 64º 8ʼ 56" Situated in Rutland Township, W., 3025.21 feet from a found County of Meigs, State of iron pin on the Northeast cor- Ohio: ner of Section 16, from which Being a part of Section 16, a set capped pin on the North- Township #6, Range #14. west corner of Section 16 lies Beginning at a set capped pin S. 89º 45ʼ 1" W., 5519.04 feet. by a notched stone on the Thence N. 76º 40ʼ 59" E., North line of Section 16. Said 213.54 feet to a set capped pin lies S 87º 49ʼ 54ʼʼ West, pin, passing a set capped pin 490.4 feet from a found iron at 19.46 feet. pin on the Northeast corner of Thence S. 19º 18ʼ 29" E., Section 16. 439.83 feet to a set capped Thence with an existing fence pin. S. 2º 54ʼ 49ʼʼ W., 805.52 feet Thence S. 67º 59ʼ 35" W., to a set capped pin at the top 232.28 feet to the center of of a spoil bank. Thence with T-58 White Hill Road, passing the fence at the top of the spoil a set capped pin at 205.89 bank N. 81º 42ʼ 51" E., 19.98 feet. feet to a set capped pin. Thence with Township Road Thence with the fence S. 51º T-58, White Hill Road, N. 17º 3ʼ 0" W., 241 feet to a set 0ʼ 51" W., 243.03 feet to the capped pin on the North side Southwest corner of the David of a 30 inch Oak on the North and Sara Eades property de- bank of a small creek. scribed in Official Records Vol- Thence with the existing fence ume 50, Page 1149. S. 54º 8ʼ 26" W., 513.8 feet to Thence with the David and a found CT Smith capped pin. Sara Eades property the fol- Thence S. 50º 7ʼ 50" W., lowing 3 courses and dis- 219.66 feet to a CT Smith tances; capped pin. 1) N. 70º 35ʼ 13" E., 191.95 Thence S. 48º 24ʼ 5" W., feet. 362.79 feet to a CT Smith 2) N. 24º 26ʼ 35" W., 202.67 capped pin; feet. Thence S. 61º 15ʼ 58" W., 3) S. 70º 34ʼ 57" W., 164.83 510.7 feet to an iron pin call; feet to the center of T-58. Thence S. 73º 31ʼ 21" W., Thence with Township Road 503.82 feet to the center of T-58, N. 17º 24ʼ 28" W., 28.34 T058 White Hill Road, passing feet to the point of beginning. a found CT Smith capped pin Containing 1.504 acres as sur- at 483.3 feet; veyed by Stan McFarland, Thence with Township Road March 18, 2008. All bearings T-58 N.20º 2ʼ 24" W., 288.13 are referenced to an feet to a point; assumed North. All capped Thence the following 3 pins are 5/8" diameter rebar courses and distances through rods with yellow plastic caps lands of Marlin Wolfe; labeled R.S. #6221. 1) N. 67º 59ʼ 35ʼʼ E., 232.28 NOW BEING DESCRIBED AS feet to a set capped pin, pass- 17.055 ACRES: ing a set capped pin at 26.39 Situated in the Rutland Town- feet; ship, County of Meigs, State of 2) N. 19º 18ʼ 29ʼʼ W., 439.83 Ohio. feet to a set capped pin; Being part of Section 16, 3) S. 76º 40ʼ 59ʼʼ W., 213.54 Township #6, Range #14. feet to the center of T-58, Beginning at point on the north passing a set capped pin at line of Section 16. Said point 194.08 feet; lies N 89º 50ʼ 35" E 2293.95 Thence with Township Road feet from a set capped pin on T-58 N. 17º 15ʼ 15" W., 77.65 the Northwest corner of Sec- feet; tion 16. Thence N. 80º 11ʼ 1ʼʼ E., Thence with the North line of 674.08 feet to a set capped Section 16 S 89º 53ʼ 28" E pin, passing a set capped pin 478.07 feet to a set capped pin at 17.19 feet; on Tyson Drummerʼs, V 170, P Thence N 28º 41ʼ 59" W., 596 west line. 453.98 feet to a set capped pin Thence continuing with the in the fence line between North line of Section 16 N 89º Drummer (OR 170, P. 595) 59ʼ 48" E 332.41 feet to a and Wolfe (V. 326, Page 99); fence corner just north of a 30 Thence with the existing fence inch Oak tree. N. 87º 19ʼ 46" E., 291.01 feet Thence with the fence line be- to a set capped pin at a fence tween Wolfe & Drummer S 1º corner common to Wolfe, 29ʼ 37" W 720.54 feet to a set Drummer, and H. & Debra capped pin at a fence corner, Brown (V. 323, Page 547); passing a set capped pin at Thence with the existing fence 3.66 feet. The pin at the fence between Wolfe & Brown the corner lies 425.23 feet from following 4 courses and dis- Drummerʼs southeast corner. tances: Deed call distance for this line 1)N. 68º 52ʼ 26ʼʼ E., 338.62 is 396 feet. feet to a set capped pin; Thence with Drummerʼs south- 2) N. 76º 51ʼ 51ʼʼ E., 90.86 feet erly line N 86º 56ʼ 42" E to a set capped pin; 134.22 feet to a set capped 3)N. 60º 3ʼ 32" E., 732.33 feet pin. to a set capped pin; Thence S 28º 41ʼ 59" E 453.98 4) N. 35º 46ʼ 38ʼʼ E., 235.56 feet to a set capped pin. feet to a set capped pin on the Thence S 80º 11ʼ 1" W 674.08 North line of Section 16. feet to the center of T-58 Thence with the North line of White Hill Road, passing a set Section 16 and an old fence N. capped pin at 656.89 feet. 89º 56ʼ 14" E., 341.92 feet to Thence the following 7 the point of courses and distances: beginning. 1.) N 17º 9ʼ 40"W 51.87 feet. Containing 46.579 acres as 2.) N 13º 12ʼ 17"W 155.18 surveyed by Stan McFarland feet. on the 19 March, 2008. All 3.) N 18º 21ʼ 3"W 102.7 feet. bearings are referenced to an 4.) N 26º 13ʼ 35"W 76.69 feet. assumed North. All capped 5.) N 33º 5ʼ 36"W 79.11 feet. pins are 5/8" diameter rebar 6.) N 40º 48ʼ 27"W 83.46 feet. rods with yellow plastic caps 7.) N 46º 53ʼ 35"W 154.72 feet labeled R. S. #6221 Prior to the Southwest corner of the Deed description Volume 326, Ernest Richmond property as Page 99. described in Volume 292, Excepting and reserving unto Page 599. Marlin L. Wolfe, the right to Thence with the Richmond hunt on the above described property N 71º 26ʼ 17"E real estate for his lifetime. 205.24 feet to a set capped pin Also excepting and reserving replacing an iron pin call. unto Martin L. Wolfe and Emily Thence with Richmond prop- Wolfe, their heirs and assigns, erty N 31º 45ʼ 13" W 658.26 the right to receive one-half feet to the point of beginning. (1/2) of any rentals of royalties Containing 17.055 Acres being which are received as a result part of the Volume 326, Page of any cellular or communica- 99 Surveyed by Stan McFar- tions tower constructed on the land on the 18 March 2008. All above described real estate. bearings are referenced to an Further excepting and reserv- assumed North. All Capped ing unto the Grantors, Marlin pins are 5/8-inch diameter re- L. Wolfe and Emily Wolfe, their bar rods with yellow plastic heirs and assigns, any and all caps labeled R.S. #6221. royalties which are associated Said Premises Located at with the existing oil and gas 34810 Whites Hill Road, Rut- well located on a larger tract of land, OH 45775 real estate of which the above Said Premises Appraised at described real estate is a part. $70,000.00 The Grantees, Larry G. John- and cannot be sold for less son and Don B. Tillis, their than two-thirds of that amount. heirs and assigns, however, TERMS OF SALE: 10% de- shall be entitled to any oil and posit gas royalties which are associ- Melissa N. Meinhart ated with any new oil and gas Attorney well or wells located or drilled Robert E. Beegle on the above described real Sheriff estate. Meigs County, Ohio Subject to the Boundary Line *In Cities or Villages, GIVE Agreement recorded in Vol- STREET and NUMBER if any. ume 274, Page 1 of the Meigs If no such Number exists, County Official Records. GIVE STREET or ROAD on Excepting Therefrom which located and also the Situated in Rutland Township, names of the intersecting County of Meigs, and State of Streets or Roads immediately Ohio: North and South or East and Being a part of Section 16, West of such lands and tene- Township #6, and Range #14. ments. Sec. 11678. (10) 12, Beginning at point in the cen- 19, 26, 2011 ter of T-58 White Hill Road. Said point lies S. 64º 8ʼ 56" W., 3025.21 feet from a found iron pin on the Northeast cor- ner of Section 16, from which a set capped pin on the North- west corner of Section 16 lies S. 89º 45ʼ 1" W., 5519.04 feet. Thence N. 76º 40ʼ 59" E., 213.54 feet to a set capped pin, passing a set capped pin at 19.46 feet. Thence S. 19º 18ʼ 29" E., 439.83 feet to a set capped pin. Thence S. 67º 59ʼ 35" W., 232.28 feet to the center of T-58 White Hill Road, passing a set capped pin at 205.89 feet. Thence with Township Road T-58, White Hill Road, N. 17º 0ʼ 51" W., 243.03 feet to the Southwest corner of the David and Sara Eades property de- scribed in Official Records Vol- ume 50, Page 1149. Thence with the David and Sara Eades property the fol- lowing 3 courses and dis- tances; 1) N. 70º 35ʼ 13" E., 191.95 feet. 2) N. 24º 26ʼ 35" W., 202.67 feet. 3) S. 70º 34ʼ 57" W., 164.83 feet to the center of T-58. Thence with Township Road T-58, N. 17º 24ʼ 28" W., 28.34 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 1.504 acres as sur- veyed by Stan McFarland, March 18, 2008. All bearings are referenced to an assumed North. All capped pins are 5/8" diameter rebar rods with yellow plastic caps labeled R.S. #6221. NOW BEING DESCRIBED AS 17.055 ACRES: Situated in the Rutland Town- ship, County of Meigs, State of Ohio. Being part of Section 16, Township #6, Range #14. Beginning at point on the north line of Section 16. Said point lies N 89º 50ʼ 35" E 2293.95 feet from a set capped pin on the Northwest corner of Sec- tion 16. Thence with the North line of Section 16 S 89º 53ʼ 28" E 478.07 feet to a set capped pin on Tyson Drummerʼs, V 170, P 596 west line. Thence continuing with the North line of Section 16 N 89º 59ʼ 48" E 332.41 feet to a fence corner just north of a 30 inch Oak tree. Thence with the fence line be- tween Wolfe & Drummer S 1º 29ʼ 37" W 720.54 feet to a set capped pin at a fence corner, passing a set capped pin at 3.66 feet. The pin at the fence corner lies 425.23 feet from Drummerʼs southeast corner. Deed call distance for this line is 396 feet. Thence with Drummerʼs south- erly line N 86º 56ʼ 42" E 134.22 feet to a set capped pin. Thence S 28º 41ʼ 59" E 453.98 feet to a set capped pin. Thence S 80º 11ʼ 1" W 674.08 feet to the center of T-58 White Hill Road, passing a set capped pin at 656.89 feet. Thence the following 7 courses and distances: 1.) N 17º 9ʼ 40"W 51.87 feet. 2.) N 13º 12ʼ 17"W 155.18 feet. 3.) N 18º 21ʼ 3"W 102.7 feet. 4.) N 26º 13ʼ 35"W 76.69 feet. 5.) N 33º 5ʼ 36"W 79.11 feet. 6.) N 40º 48ʼ 27"W 83.46 feet. 7.) N 46º 53ʼ 35"W 154.72 feet to the Southwest corner of the Ernest Richmond property as described in Volume 292, Page 599. Thence with the Richmond property N 71º 26ʼ 17"E 205.24 feet to a set capped pin replacing an iron pin call. Thence with Richmond prop- erty N 31º 45ʼ 13" W 658.26 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 17.055 Acres being part of the Volume 326, Page 99 Surveyed by Stan McFar- land on the 18 March 2008. All bearings are referenced to an assumed North. All Capped pins are 5/8-inch diameter re- bar rods with yellow plastic caps labeled R.S. #6221. Said Premises Located at 34810 Whites Hill Road, Rut- land, OH 45775 Said Premises Appraised at $70,000.00 and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds of that amount. TERMS OF SALE: 10% de- posit Melissa N. Meinhart Attorney Robert E. Beegle Sheriff Meigs County, Ohio *In Cities or Villages, GIVE STREET and NUMBER if any. If no such Number exists, GIVE STREET or ROAD on which located and also the names of the intersecting Streets or Roads immediately North and South or East and West of such lands and tene- ments. Sec. 11678. (10) 12, 19, 26, 2011 SHERIFFʼS SALE, CASE NO. 11 CV 069, PEOPLES BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, PLAINTIFF, VS. FREEDOM CENTER MINISTRIES, ET AL., DEFENDANTS, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of said Court in the above action, Robert E. Bee- gle, the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, will expose to sell at public action on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse in Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, on Friday, November 4, 2011, at 10:00 a.m., the following lands and tenements: The following described real estate situated in the Village of Middleport, County of Meigs and State of Ohio, bounded and described as follows: TRACT ONE: B e i n g L o t s n u m b e r s seventy-four (74) and seventy-five (75) in Behanʼs Third Addition to Middleport, and for a more definite de- scription of said lots reference is hereby made to the re- corded plat of said Behanʼs Third Addition to Middleport, Ohio. Reference is made to deed of W. Leo Beeson and Cora J. Beeson to Birtus Lee Barrett and Della Ann Barrett, dated December 14, 1955 and re- corded in Volume 185, Page 437, Deed Records Meigs County, Ohio. Auditorʼs Parcel No: 15-01879.000 TRACT TWO: Being 35 feet off of the south side of Lot 73 in Behanʼs Addi- tion to Sheffield, now Middle- port, for a more definite de- scription thereof reference is made to the recorded plat of said Addition. Auditorʼs Parcel No: 15-01867.000 TRACT THREE: Situate in the County of Meigs, in the State of Ohio and in the Village of Middleport and bounded and described as fol- lows: In Behanʼs Addition (Third) and being Lot Number Sev- enty-six (76) in said Behanʼs Third Addition. Said lot being on corner of Third and Mul- berry Street in said Village. Being the same lot sold by Samuel F. Behan to Maria N. Behan by deed dated January 10, 1882, and recorded in Vol- ume Number 55, Page 486 of Records of Deeds of said Meigs County, Ohio. Deed Reference: Virginia Owens acquired the entire in- terest in the above described real estate by deed dated Sep- tember 23, 1931, and recorded in Volume 133, Page 520, Meigs County Deed Records. She conveyed an undivided one-half interest in said real estate to her husband, Carl Owens, who is the same per- son as Edward Karl Owens who was the sole devisee un- der the Will of the decedent, the said Edward Karl Owens also being known as Carl Owens. Also see Volume 279, Page 209, Meigs County Deed Records. J.P. Booth, who had retained SHERIFFʼS SALE, REAL ES- a life estate in said real estate, TATE died in Meigs County, Ohio, CASE NUMBER 10CV111 April 1945. SHERIFFʼS SALE, REAL ES- Auditorʼs Parcel No: TATE Beneficial Ohio Inc. 15-01080.000 CASE NUMBER 11CV027 Plaintiff TRACT FOUR: -vs- Parcel 1: The following real es- Deutsche Bank National Trust Larry D. Gibbs, et al. tate situate in the Village of Company, as Trustee for Ar- Defendants Middleport, Meigs County, gent Securities Inc., COURT OF COMMON Ohio being in Behan Third Ad- Asset-Backed Pass-Through PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, dition to the Village of Middle- Certificates, Series 2006-M1 OHIO port, and being Lot No. 72 on Plaintiff said plat, excepting 18 feet off -vs- In pursuance of an Order of the south side of said Lot No. Kevin A. Taylor, et al. Sale to me directed from said 72, the said lot having a front- Defendants court in the above entitled ac- age of 32 feet, on Third Street COURT OF COMMON tion, I will expose to sale on and extending westerly to an PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, the front steps of the Meigs alley, a distance of 95 feet. OHIO County Courthouse on Friday,B4 Parcel 2: The following real November 4, 2011 at 10:00 estate situate in the Village of In pursuance of an Alias Or- A.M., the following described Middleport, Meigs County, der of Sale to me directed from real estate: Wednesday,Ohio being 18 feetOctober off the 19,said court2011, in the 2011 above entitled www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B4 south side of Lot No. 72, and action, I will expose to sale on Situated in the County of 15 feet off the north side of Lot the front steps of the Meigs Meigs, in the State of Ohio and No. 73 in Behanʼs Third Addi- County Courthouse on Friday, in the Township of Rutland Business & Trade School Houses For Sale MANUFACTURED HOUSING tion to the Village of Middle- November 4, 2011 at 10:00 and bounded and described as port, Meigs County, Ohio, said A.M., the following described follows: Beginning at the north- Gallipolis Career College For Rent- 2 and 3 BR Apt. parcels of land fronting 33 feet real estate: west corner of Fraction No. 3, (Careers Close To Home) Spring Valley Area. 3 BR Rentals on the west side of Third Town 6, Range No. 14, thence Call Today! 740-446-4367 House for Sale or Sale on Street and running west the LEGAL DESCRIPTION CAN south 25 rods, thence south 70 1-800-214-0452 Land Contract (Gallipolis Area) gallipoliscareercollege.edu FURNISHED 3 BR DBL WIDE full length of said Lots Nos. 72 BE FOUND AT THE MEIGS min. east 13 rods and 10 links; Accredited Member Accrediting Council Duplex for Sale (New Haven) SR 143, Pomeroy, Oh. Some and 73, in said Village of Mid- COUNTY RECORDERS OF- thence North 22 and 1/2 Min. for Independent Colleges and Schools 645-7661 or 339-3046 Utilities Included. W/D $625 dleport. FICE east 20 rods and 21 links, 1274B mo. NO PETS. 740-591-5174 West Columbia, 96 Valley Auditorʼs Parcel Nos: thence north 5 min. east 6 ANIMALS 15-01569.000, 15-01570.000 CURRENT OWNER: Kevin A. rods and 24 links, thence west Brook Dr, bank home, ranch, 3 Sales and 15-01571.000 Taylor 21 rods and 8 links to place of br 3 bath, new paint and car- Reference Deed: Volume PROPERTY ADDRESS: beginning, containing 3 acres. AGRICULTURE pet, $94,900. Property Pros 1995 2BR 14x70 Mobile (Clayton) 304-736-1200 $7500 or Best Offer must be 276, Page 85, Meigs County 39360 Gold Ridge Road, Excepting 1.18 Acres. Re- moved 709-1657 or 446-1271. Official Records. Pomeroy, Ohio corded in Vol. 254, Page 743-Deed Records Megs Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain 600 ANIMALS The above described real es- PERMANENT PARCEL NUM- R e p o ' s A v a i l a b l e C a l l tate is sold “as is” without war- BER: 0100021002 County, Ohio. 740)446-3570 CURRENT OWNER: Larry D. HAY FOR SALE, round & ranties or covenants. PRIOR DEED REFERENCE: square starting @ $2.60/bale, Wanted- PASTURELAND with PROPERTY ADDRESS: Lo- Book 232, Page 635 Gibbs and Retha A. Gibbs l i v a b l e HOUSING, PROPERTY ADDRESS: wire tie. Call for more details WOW! Gov't program now avail- cated in the Village of Middle- 304-675-5724 505-384-1101 port, Meigs County, Ohio, on APPRAISED AT: $50,000.00 33743 New Lima Road, Rut- able on manufactured homes. land, Ohio REAL ESTATE RENTALS Call while funds last! the East by South Third Street, MERCHANDISE 740-446-3570 on the South by Mulberry TERMS OF SALE: CANNOT PERMANENT PARCEL NUM- Street, on the West by an alley BER: 1100769000 BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN Apartments/Townhouses EMPLOYMENT and on the North by General 2/3RDS OF THE APPRAISED PRIOR DEED REFERENCE: Miscellaneous Volume 26, Page 27 Hartinger Parkway. VALUE. 10% OF PURCHASE Jet Aeration Motors 1 Bedroom Apt, 1100 sq ft, CURRENT OWNER: Free- PRICE DOWN ON DAY OF APPRAISED AT: $45,000.00 repaired, new & rebuilt in stock. Bidwell area, all utilities in- Drivers & Delivery dom Center Ministries. SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED Call Ron Evans 1-800-537-9528 cluded, WIFI, $600 mo. Call REAL ESTATE APPRAISED CHECK, BALANCE ON CON- 740-441-5551 Bus Driver needed at Carleton AT: $175,000.00. The real es- FIRMATION OF SALE. TERMS OF SALE: CANNOT A.C.E (Appetite Control & En- School. Must have Ohio CDL tate cannot be sold for less BE SOLD FOR LESS THAN ergy) 2 bedroom apartment avail- with School Bus Endorsement. than 2/3rds the appraised Special Note, if any: 2/3RDS OF THE APPRAISED Your skinny in a bottle. All able in Syracuse. $250 de- Send resume/application by value. The appraisal does not VALUE. 10% OF PURCHASE natural & it works.Amazing re- posit, $400 per month rent. 10/24/2011 to: include an interior examination ROBERT BEEGLE, Sheriff PRICE DOWN ON DAY OF sults! $1/each! I've lost 25 Rent includes water, sewer Carleton School of any structures, if any, on the Meigs County, Ohio SALE, CASH OR CERTIFIED pounds in 2 months. and trash. NO PETS. Suffi- P.O. Box 307 CHECK, BALANCE ON CON- real estate. 740-853-0196 cient income needed to qual- 1310 Carleton Street TERMS OF SALE: 10% (cash REIMER, ARNOVITZ, CHER- FIRMATION OF SALE. ify. Call 740-378-6111 Special Note, if any: Syracuse, Ohio 45779 only) down on day of sale, bal- NEK & JEFFREY CO., L.P.A. 2 br garage apt, nice, Mt Ver- EEO ance (cash or certified check By: Peter L. Mehler (Reg. non Ave, Pt Pleasant, $500 only) due on confirmation of #0075283) ROBERT BEEGLE, Sheriff Help Wanted- General Meigs County, Ohio BLACK HAWK HYDRAULIC mo. 304-634-3467 sale. Douglas A. Haessig (Reg. PRESS AP " 25 - 25 TON CA- ALL SHERIFFʼS SALES OP- #0079200) FT cleaning position (day), Ap- REIMER, ARNOVITZ, CHER- PACITY 2-BR APT ERATE UNDER THE DOC- Attorneys for Plaintiff Furnished $475 mo. NO ple Grove area. Call for info NEK & JEFFREY CO., L.P.A. K B C D R I L L PRESS 304-529-7379 TRINE OF CAVEAT EMP- 2450 Edison Blvd. 220/440VOLTS PHASE 3 PETS , Racine, Oh TOR. PROSPECTIVE PUR- P.O. Box 968 By: Richard J. LaCivita (Reg. #0072368) CALL 740)682-6669. ALL OF- 740-591-5174 CHASERS ARE URGED TO Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 FERS CONSIDERED! Wanted 29 Serious People CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE (330) 425-4201, Ext. 191 Douglas A. Haessig (Reg. 2BR APT.Close to Holzer Hospital to work from Home using a PUBLIC RECORDS OF Fax: 330-405-1092 #0079200) FOR SALE: football tickets, on SR 160 C/A. (740) 441-0194 computer. Up to $1,500-$5000 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. Attorneys for Plaintiff CLEVELAND BROWNS, sev- PT/FT Email: 2450 Edison Blvd. 3 br, $425 plus deposit, utilities ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: [email protected] eral games, excellent seats. & references; 1 br, $325 www.HomeBiz4NE1.com P.O. Box 968 740-256-1267 Jennifer L. Sheets, LITTLE & PUBLICATION DATES: Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 month plus deposit & utilities, SHEETS LLP, 211-213 E. 10/12/11, 10/19/11 and 740-247-4292 Wanted: Second Street, Pomeroy, OH 10/26/11 (330) 425-4201, Ext. 102 FREE State Certified Mine Foreman, 45769, Telephone: (740) Fax: 330-405-0303 Black Walnuts : Contact Twin Rivers Tower is accepting A Person with an Associate The Meigs County CIC will ac- Email: 446-2828 applications for waiting list for Degree in 992-6689 [email protected] (10) 12, 19, 26 cept sealed bids for construc- Want To Buy HUD subsidized, 1-BR apartment CAD systems, or Engineering. tion of a new PUBLICATION DATES: for the elderly/disabled, call A Front-End loader operator, SHERIFF`S SALE OF REAL building in the East Meigs In- 10/12/11, 10/19/11 and 675-6679 An Equipment Oiler with at 10/26/11 Absolute Top dollar- silver/gold ESTATE dustrial Park, Tuppers Plains. coins any 10K/14K/18K gold least a CASE NO.: 11 CV0029 A mandatory 2 & 3 BR APTS. $385 & ANNOUNCEMENTS jewerly, dental gold, pre UP, Sec. Dep $300 & up, class “B” CDL Central Mortgage Company pre-bid meeting will be held 1935 US currency. proof/mint Offering competitive wages Plaintiff A/C, W/D hook-up, ten- Thursday, October 27th at 4 sets, diamonds, MTS Coin ant pays electric, EHO and benefits. vs. PM at the building Notice to Creditors Shop. 151 2nd Avenue, Galli- Please send resumes to: Robert E. Norwood, et al., Ellm View Apts. site. polis. 446-2842 304-882-3017 P. O. Box 626 Defendants The bids will be due at 12 PM I, Catherine Fauver will not be Jackson, Ohio 45640 COURT OF COMMON (noon) on Thursday, Novem- responsible for any debts of Want to buy Junk Cars, Call Tara Townhouse Apt. 2BR 1.5 740-388-0884 740 286-5633 ext. 225 PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, ber 3rd. Bids shall Ella Riffle as of 10/11/11. BA, back patio, pool, play- employment@waterloocoal. OHIO ground. $450 mth be delivered to 238 West Main Absolute Top Dollar - silver/gold com In pursuance of an Order of Street, Pomeroy, OH. The Notices coins, any 10K/14K/18K gold jew- 740-646-8231 Sale to me directed from said contract documents elry, dental gold, pre 1935 US cur- Medical Court in the above entitled ac- NOTICE OHIO VALLEY PUB- may be obtained at the offices rency, proof/mint sets, diamonds, RENTALS AVAILABLE! 2 BR tion, I will offer for sale at pub- of Breech Engineering at 21 LISHING CO. recommends that MTS Coin Shop. 151 2nd Avenue, A Celebration of Life... Over- lic auction to be held on the you do business with people you Gallipolis. 446-2842 townhouse apartments, also Central Avenue, renting 2 & 3BR houses. Call brook Center, Located at 333 Front Steps of the Meigs know, and NOT to send money Page Street, Middleport, Oh is Suite A in Gallipolis, Ohio. through the mail until you have in- Yard Sale 441-1111. County Courthouse on Octo- Call 740.446.0059 to arrange Accepting Applications for ber 28, 2011, at 10:00 a.m. of vestigating the offering. for pickup. A Bake sale-yard sale, Bethany Apartment for Rent LPN'S. Stop By And Fill Out said day, the following de- nonrefundable deposit of $50 Upstairs Apt.- Kitchen fur- A n application M_F scribed premises: CARPET SALE- SAVE BIG U.M. Church, Racine, Oct. will be charged for each set. 20-21, 9am-4pm, lots of misc. nished- 1 or 2 people @ 238 8:30am-5:00pm or Contact A copy of the complete legal Bid and $$$$ ON IN STOCK 1st Ave. $525 + Utilities & de- Susie Drehel, Staff Develop- description can be obtained at CARPET-FREE & baked goods, Thanks for Performance bonds shall be your support posit-No Pets 446-4926 ment Coordinator @ the Meigs County Recorder's required. The owner reserves ESTIMATES-EASY FINANC- 740-992-6472. EOE & A Par- Office, OR Book 123, Page the right to reject ING-12 MONTHS SAME AS Huge yard sale at Danville Ho- Apt. For Rent ticipant of The Drug-Free 771 or accept all bids and pricing CASH. MOLLOHAN CARPET liness Church on St Rt 325, 1-bedroom, 2nd floor, unfur- Workplace Program Permanent Parcel Number shall hold for a schedule delay 317 ST RT 7 N GALLIPOLIS, Danville, Oh, Friday & Satur- nished apt. AC,water included, 15-00095.000 of up to 60 OH 740-446-7444 day corner 2nd & pine, No pets, Family Medicine offices in in Property address 357 Williams Maximum occupancy 2, Refer- days. LARGE SALE 2903 Parrish Gallia & Jackson Co. seek Re- Street, Middleport, OH 45760 Pictures that have been ences & security deposit re- ceptionist/Medical Assistant APPRAISED AT: $65,000.00 Brenda Roush Ave, Pt Pleasant, Oct 21, quired, $300/mo., 1 yr lease. placed in ads at the 22,24- 8AM-? 304-675-3275 FT/PT, skills required, and cannot be sold for less Administrative Assistant Gallipolis Daily Tribune Call 446-4425 or 446-3936 740-441-9800 than two-thirds of that amount. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES Terms of Sale: Ten Percent must be picked within Houses For Rent Meigs County Economic De- 30 days. Any pictures Synergy Rehab Solutions Hir- (10%) of the purchase price 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX down at the time the bid is ac- velopment that are not picked up ing- PT, PTA, OTR, COTA, Want To Buy @ 644 2nd Ave, Gas/Elec., SLP, fulltime, part-time, & cepted. Balance to be paid will be discarded. Large Kitchen, Laundry Rm, within Thirty (30) days. Any 238 West Main Street Will pick up unwanted Appli- PRN positons, call Cindy Security Deposit & References 740-357-0405. sum not paid within said Thirty SERVICES ances& yard sale items also Pomeroy, OH 45769 Will haul or buy Auto's, required. No Pets $450/month (30) days shall bear interest at 446-0332 - 9am to 5pm the rate of Ten Percent (10%) Buses & Scrap metal Ph. Synergy Rehab Solutions Email: brendar@meigscoun- Mon-Sat. Hiring : PT, PTA, OTR, COTA, per annum from the date of Other Services 446-3698 ask for Robert. sale. tyohio.com SLP. Full-Time, Part-Time and AUTOMOTIVE 3 & 4 BR houses for rent, ROBERT E. BEEGLE, Sheriff S y r a c u s e , n o p e t s . PRN Positions. Call Cindy @ Phone: 740.992.3034 Pet Cremations. Call (740)357-0405 Meigs County, Ohio 740-446-3745 304-675-5332 o r Bradley P. Toman Fax: 740.992.7942 Autos 740-591-0265 SERVICE / BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorney for Plaintiff Professional Services 24755 Chagrin Blvd, Suite 200 AUTOS FOR SALE 3 Br, 2 bth, total elect, trailer in www.meigscountyohio.com Syracuse, $475 plus util./dep; Cleveland, OH 44122 SEPTIC PUMPING Gallia Co. Cavaliers, Saturns, Trucks, Cleaning (216) 360-7200 OH and Mason Co. WV. Ron Hondas, SUVs, Vans, Focus's, 2 br, $450, plus util/dep, SHERIFFʼS SALE, REAL ES- 740-992-7680, 740-416-7703 10/5/11, 10/12/11, 10/19/11 TATE E v a n s J a c k s o n , OH 853-2468 or 446-7278 Want to do Housecleaning in 800-537-9528 CASE NUMBER 10CV111 Want To Buy 3 br, trailer in country, between Gallipolis, Bulaville Pike or SHERIFFʼS SALE, REAL ES- Valley Drive areas. Call FINANCIAL Athens & Pomeroy 1 mile off TATE Beneficial Ohio Inc. P a y i n g C a s h f o r 33, No pets, utilities not in- 740-446-3586 CASE NUMBER 11CV027 Plaintiff junk,Cars,Trucks,Vans,Call cluded, $400 mo., $400 dep., Manufactured Homes -vs- Money To Lend 740-388-0011 o r 740-416-2960 Deutsche Bank National Trust Larry D. Gibbs, et al. 740-441-7870. No Sunday Company, as Trustee for Ar- Defendants NOTICE Borrow Smart. Contact calls. 3-Bedroom & 2 bath Dish- gent Securities Inc., washer, Cover Front Porch, Mobile homes for rent. Pt COURT OF COMMON the Ohio Division of Financial In- Pleasant area. 304-675-3423 Asset-Backed Pass-Through PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, stitutions Office of Consumer Af- Want to buy Junk Cars Call: New Carpet in all rooms, NO PETS or SMOKING, $700 mo, or 304-675-0831 before 8:30 Certificates, Series 2006-M1 OHIO fairs BEFORE you refinance your 441-1306 or 645-1794 pm Plaintiff home or obtain a loan. BEWARE plus Utilities, 740-441-7239 REAL ESTATE SALES -vs- In pursuance of an Order of of requests for any large advance (Bidwell Area) Miscellaneous Kevin A. Taylor, et al. Sale to me directed from said payments of fees or insurance. 4 br, 3 ba, close to Gallipolis, Defendants court in the above entitled ac- Call the Office of Consumer Affi- Houses For Sale BASEMENT WATERPROOF- COURT OF COMMON tion, I will expose to sale on ars toll free at 1-866-278-0003 to recently remodeled. $900 rent, ING PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, learn if the mortgage broker or $900 dep. Ref and BG check the front steps of the Meigs lender is properly licensed. (This 5 BR, 3 bath, NEWER HOME, Unconditional Lifetime Guar- OHIO County Courthouse on Friday, on 1.16 acres, 20 mins from req. NO SMOKING. Call or antee is a public service announcement text 740-339-2494 November 4, 2011 at 10:00 from the Ohio Valley Publishing Gallipolis & Huntington, 5 Local references furnished and In pursuance of an Alias Or- A.M., the following described Company) miles from South Gaillia HS, Nice Brick Ranch/3bed/2ba/2 established in 1975 der of Sale to me directed from real estate: owner finance avail. $10,000 car/HWFloor/Appliances/close Call 24 hrs 740)446-0870 to town & bike trail. said court in the above entitled 300 SERVICES d o w n , $ 8 4 2 . 5 2 m o . Rogers Basement Waterproof- action, I will expose to sale on Situated in the County of 740-256-1686 o r 750rent/750dep/Smoke & Pet ing the front steps of the Meigs Meigs, in the State of Ohio and 740-861-0110 free. Ph. 740-709-9294 County Courthouse on Friday, in the Township of Rutland November 4, 2011 at 10:00 and bounded and described as A.M., the following described follows: Beginning at the north- real estate: west corner of Fraction No. 3, Town 6, Range No. 14, thence LEGAL DESCRIPTION CAN south 25 rods, thence south 70 BE FOUND AT THE MEIGS min. east 13 rods and 10Wednesday’s links; TV Guide COUNTY RECORDERS OF- thence North 22 and 1/2 Min. FICE east 20 rods and 21 links, WEDNESDAY PRIMETIMEthence north 5 min. east 6 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 rods and 24 links, thence west CURRENT OWNER: Kevin A. Taylor 6 PM 216:30 rods and 8 links7 PM to place of7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 WSAZ News NBC Nightly Wheel of Jeopardy! Up All Night Whitney Harry's Law "Bad to Law & Order: S.V.U. WSAZ News (:35) Tonight PROPERTY3 (WSAZ) ADDRESS: beginning, containing 3 acres. 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