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Gallia Co. BOH meeting

GALLIPOLIS — TheGallia County Board ofHealth will meet at 9 a.m.on Wednesday, April 6 inthe conference room ofthe Gallia County Ser-vice Center at 499 Jack-son Pike.

Lenten service at Grace UMC

GALLIPOLIS — Rev.Randy Carnes from Eliza-beth Chapel Church inGallipolis will be theguest speaker during theweekly lenten service onThursday, April 7. Theservice begins at noon atGrace United MethodistChurch, 600 SecondAvenue, Gallipolis.Lunch will be served fol-lowing the service.

Business visitsGALLIPOLIS — Over

the next several weeks,Gallia County EconomicDevelopment DirectorMelissa Clark will be vis-iting area businesses toshare information aboutcounty and regionalresources available to helpsmall businesses grow andsucceed. For more infor-mation or to schedule avisit, contact Clark atmclark@gallianet.net or(740) 446-4612, ext. 271.

Blood drive atNew Life Lutheran

GALLIPOLIS — TheGallia County Red Crosswill host a blood drivefrom 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on Sat-urday, April 9 at New LifeLutheran Church. Thechurch is located at 900Jackson Pike.

Soup-er Saturdayset for April 9

GALLIPOLIS — TheSoup-er Saturday freelunch program will beoffered from noon-2 p.m.on Saturday, April 9 atHolzer Clinic Sycamore inGallipolis. This program isan outreach of Rio Christ-ian Church in Rio Grandeand is designed to meet theneeds of those who arestruggling economically.For information, call 245-9873 or e-mail fcc@acein-ter.net.

BY AMBER GILLENWATERMDTNEWS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM

GALLIPOLIS — A2010 case against a regis-tered sex offender whowas alleged to have beenin the possession of childpornography, among oth-er charges, has been dis-missed in the GalliaCounty Court of Com-mon Pleas.

Gary D. Arnold, 36,Gallipolis, was scheduledto appear in the common

pleas court onMarch 24 for ajury trial, how-ever, the jury tri-al was post-poned and twojournal entrieswere later filedwith the clerk ofcourts indicatingthat the Gallia CountyProsecutor Jeff Adkinswas unwilling to pursuecounts one and six of theindictment. Moreover, thedefendant moved to dis-

miss counts twothrough five of theindictment and thecourt later grantedthis request.

Arnold had beenarrested by detec-tives with the GalliaCounty Sheriff’sOffice on Oct. 28,

2010, on charges of hav-ing weapons under dis-ability after a firearm wasdiscovered during asearch of his residencelocated on Hubbard

Avenue in Kanauga.The search came as a

result of allegations thatArnold had been havingsexual relations with anunderage girl. The investi-gation into the allegedsexual relations beganafter information was pro-vided to a school resourcedeputy who subsequentlycontacted sheriff’s detec-tives.

In relation to this inves-tigation, a case againstArnold was later taken to

the grand jury and he wasindicted on six counts.

Count one of the indict-ment alleged that Arnoldwas in the possession of apistol on Oct. 28, 2010,while being underweapons disability as hehad been convicted of anoffense of violence.Arnold had been convict-ed of “gross sexual impo-sition” in 1995 in theMeigs County Common

Vinton man charged with forgery in Gallia CountyBY AMBER GILLENWATERMDTNEWS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM

GALLIPOLIS — AGallia County man whowas recently arrested bydeputies with the GalliaCounty Sheriff’s Officewas arraigned in the Gal-lia County CommonPleas Court on Thursday.

Donald L. Denny, II,25, Vinton, pleaded notguilty to one count offorgery on March 31 inthe common pleas courtafter he allegedly forgeda traffic citation form onFeb. 4, 2010, as the act ofDarrell R. Waugh.

A status conference inthis case has been sched-uled for May 19. A nego-tiated plea may be filedwith the clerk of courtsby July 15.

Denny had been arrest-ed and served with anindictment from the com-mon pleas court on theevening of March 29 fol-lowing an investigationof Denny’s allegedinvolvement with abreaking and enteringoffense.

Reportedly, at approxi-mately 11:52 p.m.,deputies responded toDenny’s residence locat-

ed on Scott School Roadin Huntington Townshipto investigate Denny andMichael D. Sellers, 27,Vinton, who wereallegedly in the posses-sion of stolen propertyfrom a break-in that hadoccurred earlier that day.

Upon arrival, neitherDenny nor Sellers werepresent and, subsequent-ly, the suspects’ vehiclewas seen on OrpheusRoad in Jackson Countyand struck a guard railjust prior to entering Gal-lia County on Coal ValleyRoad.

The vehicle later hit a

ditch near the intersectionof Coal Valley and ScottSchool Roads and thesuspects fled on foot.

Denny was apprehend-ed while Sellers was nev-er located.

Reportedly, the truckcontained a large amountof metal, allegedly to bestolen, including tools, alarge electric motor and avat mixer.

The vehicle was towedfrom the scene and theOhio State HighwayPatrol completed a crashinvestigation.

Denny was arraigned inthe Gallipolis Municipal

Court on March 30 onone count of obstructingofficial business in rela-tion to this incident. Acourt pre-trial has beenscheduled for April 14 inthis matter.

Sellers was later arrest-ed and arraigned in theGallipolis MunicipalCourt on April 1. He wascharged with two countsof obstructing officialbusiness. A court pre-trialin this matter has beenscheduled for April 11.

The investigation intothe alleged break-in con-tinues and charges arepending.

Gallia Co. local Easter egg hunts plannedSTAFF REPORT

GALLIPOLIS — Sev-eral organizations in Gal-lia County have plannedEaster egg hunts that areopen to the entire commu-nity.

The Gallipolis Churchof Christ in ChristianUnion is sponsoring acommunity Easter agghunt on Saturday, April

16. The hunt will begin at2 p.m. at Canaday Park,located on CentralAvenue in Gallipolis.

Organizers say theevent is open to childrenages 2-12. The hunt willbe canceled if inclementweather occurs. For infor-mation, call 446-7119.

First Church of theNazarene in Gallipoliswill host a community

egg hunt from 4-7 p.m. onPalm Sunday, April 17.The event is open to chil-dren ages 2-12.

Organizers say theywill have prizes availablefor children in attendanceand special family doorprizes. Registration forprizes will be conductedfrom 4-4:30 p.m. Freerefreshments will also bemade available to all who

attend.First Church of the

Nazarene is located at1110 First Avenue in Gal-lipolis. For information,call 446-1772.

Three Easter egg huntsare planned for Saturday,April 23. The O.O. McIn-tyre Park District will hostits annual egg hunt begin-ning at 10 a.m. at Rac-coon Creek County Park.

The City of Gallipolisegg hunt is scheduled tobegin at 11 a.m. It willfeature a variety of gamesfor children in addition tothe big hunt in GallipolisCity Park.

Bob Evans Farm willhost Easter Down on theFarm from noon-2 p.m.on April 23. Admission isfree. For information, calltoll free, (800) 994-3276.

STAFF REPORT

GALLIPOLIS — Animal crueltycharges are expected to be filed againsta Gallia County man following an inci-dent that occurred on Saturday after-noon at his residence.

At approximately 12 p.m. on April 2,emergency response personnel weredispatched to the residence of JohnSmith, 50, 3979 Ohio 141, Gallipolis,following a 911 call by neighbors whoreported that Smith’s horse was in anearby creek, nearly drowning.

Officials with the Gallipolis FireDepartment and the Gallia CountySheriff’s Office responded to the sceneand the horse was rescued from thecreek.

Veterinarian Brian Hendrickson ofRiver Bend Animal Clinic was calledto the scene to assist the emergencyofficials and administer aid to the two-year old horse.

According an on-scene official, Hen-drickson gave the horse three bags ofIV fluids and the animal ate a smallamount of hay. However, the horsedied Sunday night from apparentneglect and malnutrition.

The official further reported that theanimal, a breed of draft horse, weighedhalf of that of other horses of its breedand age and may have gone to thecreek looking for water or food.

According to Gallia County SheriffJoe Browning, the sheriff’s office isinvestigating the incident and will fileanimal cruelty charges against Smiththrough the Gallipolis MunicipalCourt.

Browning is also hopeful that thecourt will impose sanctions againstSmith in regard to the treatment of theseveral other horses under his care.

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Photo courtesy of the GalliaCounty Sheriffʼs Office

A horse that was rescued froma creek on Saturday afternoon

by local officials died Sundaynight from possible malnutrition.

Animal cruelty charges areexpected to be filed against the

horseʼs owner.

Gallipolis man facing animal crueltycharges following horseʼs death

Emergency response personnelpulled a two-year old horse outof a creek on Ohio 141 Saturdayafternoon after neighbors locat-ed the animal nearly drowning inthe water. The horse was givenaid from a local veterinarian butwas unable to be saved. Theanimal later died from apparentneglect.

Photo courtesy of the Gallipolis Fire Department

Arnold

Case against Arnold dismissed in Gallia Co.

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Community Calendar

Card Showers

Mabel Phillips will cele-brate her 89th birthdayon April 22. Cards maybe sent to 14840 Ohio 7S., Gallipolis, OH 45631.

Events

Wednesday, April 6GALLIPOLIS — Gallia

County Board of Health,9 a.m., Gallia CountyService Center, 499Jackson Pike.

Thursday, April 7GALLIPOLLIS — Gal-

lia County Commission,9 a.m., Gallia CountyCourthouse.

CENTERVILLE —Centerville Village Coun-cil, 8 p.m.

Friday, April 8GALLIPOLIS —

French 500 Flea Market,8 a.m.-5 p.m., Gallia

County Fairgrounds.GALLIPOLIS — O.O.

McIntyre Park Districtregular board meeting,11 a.m., park districtoffice, Gallia CountyCourthouse.

Saturday, April 9GALLIPOLIS — Red

Cross blood drive, 9a.m.-1 p.m., New LifeLutheran Church, 900Jackson Pike, Gallipolis.

THURMAN — Perenni-al Cat Shelter free adop-tion day, noon-4 p.m.,Ohio 325, Thurman. Info:645-7275.

GALLIPOLIS —Souper Saturday freelunch program, noon-2p.m., Holzer ClinicSycamore, located atcorner of SycamoreStreet and FourthAvenue, Gallipolis. Info:245-9873 or e-mailfcc@aceinter.net.

GALLIPOLIS — Free

scrap tire collection, 1-4p.m., Gallia CountyHealth Department, 499Jackson Pike (behindbuilding). Info: JulieWilliams, 441-2018.

GALLIPOLIS —French 500 Flea Market,8 a.m.-5 p.m., GalliaCounty Fairgrounds.

Sunday, April 10GALLIPOLIS —

French 500 Flea Market,8 a.m.-5 p.m., GalliaCounty Fairgrounds.

Monday, April 11RIO GRANDE — Rio

Grande Village Council,6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, April 12GALLIPOLIS — Gallia

County Board of DD, 4p.m., administrativeoffice, 77 Mill CreekRoad, Gallipolis.

GALLIPOLIS —Bossard Library Board ofTrustees meeting, 5p.m., Bossard Library.

GALLIPOLIS — Gal-lipolis City School Districtboard of education, 7p.m., Gallia AcademyHigh School.

Thursday, April 14GALLIPOLIS — Gallia

County Commission, 9a.m., Gallia CountyCourthouse.

GALLIPOLIS —OVRDC second roundGallia County Caucus,10 a.m., Gallia CountyCourthouse, 18 LocustStreet, Gallipolis.

Saturday, April 16GALLIPOLIS — Gallia

County clean-up day, 8a.m.-2 p.m. Meet at St.Peterʼs EpiscopalChurch, 541 SecondAvenue, Gallipolis.

GALLIPOLIS — Com-munity Easter egg hunt,2 p.m., Canaday Park.Open to kids ages 12-younger. Canceled ifrain. Info: 446-7119.

Sunday, April 17GALLIPOLIS — Com-

munity Easter egg hunt,4-7 p.m., First Church ofthe Nazarene, 1110 FirstAvenue. Open to kidsages 12-younger. Freefood, prizes. Info: 446-1772.

Thursday, April 21GALLIPOLIS — Gallia

County Commission, 9a.m., Gallia CountyCourthouse.

VINTON — Vinton Vil-lage Council, 6 p.m.

Saturday, April 23GALLIPOLIS — O.O.

McIntyre Park DistrictEaster agg hunt, 10a.m., Raccoon CreekCounty Park.

GALLIPOLIS — Easteregg hunt, 11 a.m., Gal-lipolis City Park. Info:441-6022.

RIO GRANDE — East-er Down on the Farm,noon-2 p.m., Bob Evans

Farm. Free admission.Monday, April 25GALLIPOLIS — Gallia

County Local School Dis-trict board of education,7 p.m., 230 ShawneeLane.

Thursday, April 28GALLIPOLIS —

French 500 Free Clinic,1-4 p.m., 258 PinecrestDrive off of JacksonPike. The clinic is openonly to uninsured resi-dents of Gallia County.

GALLIPOLIS — GalliaCounty Commission, 9a.m., Gallia CountyCourthouse.

Saturday, April 30GALLIPOLIS — Feder-

al Army Homecoming, 9a.m.-5 p.m., GallipolisCity Park.

Sunday, May 1GALLIPOLIS — Feder-

al Army Homecoming, 9a.m.-1 p.m., GallipolisCity Park.

Special Services

MIDDLEPORT —Evangelist Norman Tay-lor, guest speaker at OldBethel Freewill BaptistChurch, Storys RunRoad, Middleport. Ser-vices 6 p.m., April 4-8.Info: 388-8075.

GALLIPOLIS — Evan-gelist Leland Allmanguest speaker April 7-10at Macedonia Church.Service times: 6 p.m.Sunday; 7 p.m. week-days. Music: DeniseBonecutter (April 7),Joyce Banks (April 8),New Southern Harmony(April 9), The Concords(April 10). Info: Rev. Bob

Wiseman, (304) 675-5016.

Events

Wednesday, April 6ADDISON — Prayer

meeting, 7 p.m., AddisonFreewill Baptist Church.Mark Dunlap preaching.

GALLIPOLIS — Biblestudy, 7 p.m., Gallipolischurch of Christ, 214Upper River Road, Gal-lipolis. Info: www.gal-lipolischurchofchrist.net.

GALLIPOLIS — Biblestudy, youth group, chil-drenʼs ministry, choirpractice, 7 p.m., FirstChurch of the Nazarene,1110 First Avenue, Gal-

lipolis. Info: 446-1772.GALLIPOLIS — Bible

study, 7 p.m., church ofChrist in Gallipolis, 234Chapel Drive, Gallipolis.Info: www.chapelhillchur-chofchrist.org.

Thursday, April 7GALLIPOLIS — Lenten

service and luncheon,noon, Grace UnitedMethodist Church, 600Second Avenue, Gallipo-lis. Speaker: Rev. RandyCarnes, Elizabeth ChapelChurch. Lunch followsservice at 12:30 p.m.

Friday, April 8GALLIPOLIS — Lenten

fish fry, 4:30-7 p.m., St.Louis Catholic ChurchParish Center. Info: 446-

6986.Sunday, April 10ADDISON — Sunday

school, 10 a.m.; eveningservice, 6 p.m., AddisonFreewill Baptist Church.Pastor Rick Barcuspreaching. Specialsinging by Violet May-nard and CelebrationSunday.

UNDATED — Worshipservice, 1 p.m.; Sundayschool, 2-4 p.m.; Center-point Freewill BaptistChurch, corner of Center-point Road and NeboRoad. Info: Elmer Hill,245-1010.

GALLIPOLIS — Sun-day school, 9:30 a.m.,worship service, 10:40

a.m., evening service, 6p.m., First Church of theNazarene, 1110 FirstAve., Gallipolis. Info: 446-1772.

GALLIPOLIS — Thechurch of Christ in Gal-lipolis meets at 234Chapel Drive. Sundaymeeting times are: 9:30a.m., Bible class; 10:30a.m., worship; 5 p.m.,evening assembly. Website: www.chapelhillchur-chofchrist.org.

GALLIPOLIS — TheGallipolis church of Christmeets at 214 Upper Riv-er Road. Sunday ser-vices include 10 a.m.Bible study, with classesfor all ages, and 11 a.m.

worship. Web site:www.gallipolischur-chofchrist.net.

Wednesday, April 13GALLIPOLIS — Bible

study, 7 p.m., Gallipolischurch of Christ, 214Upper River Road, Gal-lipolis. Info: www.gal-lipolischurchofchrist.net.

GALLIPOLIS — Biblestudy, youth group, chil-drenʼs ministry, choirpractice, 7 p.m., FirstChurch of the Nazarene,1110 First Avenue, Gal-lipolis. Info: 446-1772.

GALLIPOLIS — Biblestudy, 7 p.m., church ofChrist in Gallipolis, 234Chapel Drive, Gallipolis.Info: www.chapelhillchur-

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Lenten fish fry

GALLIPOLIS — St. Louis Catholic Church willhost a lenten fish fry from 4:30-7 p.m. each Friday dur-ing the season of lent. The dinner will be held in the St.Louis Parish Center. For information, call 446-6986.

Cemetery clean-up in Addison Twp.

ADDISON TWP. — The Addison TownshipTrustees request that all graveside decorations beremoved from Campaign, Rife, East Bethel and Mad-dy cemeteries by April 15. The trustees are planning forspring clean-up and mowing.

Revival at Old Bethel FWB

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Revival at Macedonia Church

GALLIPOLIS — Evan-gelist Leland Allman willbe the guest speaker duringrevival services April 7-10at Macedonia Church. Ser-vices begin at 7 p.m. onweekdays and at 6 p.m.Sunday, April 10. Musicwill be provided by DeniseBonecutter (April 7),Joyce Banks (April 8),New Southern Harmony(April 9) and The Con-cords (April 10). For infor-mation, contact Rev. BobWiseman at (304) 675-5016. The church is locat-ed off Little BullskinRoad.

Free adoption day at Perennial Cat

THURMAN — The Perennial Cat Shelter will hosta free adoption day from noon-4 p.m. on Saturday,April 9. All cats that have been at the shelter for sixmonths or longer can adopted at no charge on Satur-day. For information, call (740) 645-7275.

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Dear Dr. Brothers:Everybody tells me Ishould be happy where Iam. I was lucky enough tojust get an interview formy university job, letalone the position itself.But after working here forthree years, seeing peoplecome and go, seeing someof them just stay thereuntil they retire, I can’thelp but wonder what theheck I’m even doingthere. I know with theeconomy it seems rude tocomplain about having ajob, but I’m getting reallymiserable. I feel sotrapped — help! — S.S.

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BY TED WYMYSLO,M.D.

DIRECTOR, OHIO DEPARTMENT OFHEALTH

Injuries have a negativeimpact on Ohio’s healthand on Ohioans pocket-books.

In one year, Ohioansspend $1.5 billion onmedical costs related toinjuries and $28.4 billionon work loss and qualityof life loss related toinjuries. In addition tocosting our state billions,unintentional injuries arethe leading cause ofdeath and disability forOhioans ages 1 through44 and the fifth-leadingcause of death for allOhioans. Non-fatalinjuries and violence alsolead to an average ofeight hospitalizations perhour and three emer-gency department visitsevery minute in Ohio.

It only takes a momentfor an injury to happen-afall on a stair, a moment’sglance away from theroad, a biking or sports-related injury or a med-ication mix-up.

This year, duringNational Public HealthWeek (April 4-11), it’simportant to rememberthat safety is no accident.We can prevent injuries

from happening by tak-ing small actions. For

example wearing a seat-belt, properly installingand using child safetyseats, wearing a helmetand using prescriptionmedications only as theyare prescribed are impor-tant ways to proactivelypromote safety and pre-vent injuries.

Over the past ten years,the overall number ofinjury-related deaths inOhio has increased by 44percent. ODH is workingto address this issue inmany ways.

Through the Violenceand Injury Preventionprogram, ODH fundscommunity-based injuryprevention programs innine counties to addressfalls among older adults,child injury and prescrip-tion drug overdose. ODHalso has a statewide childpassenger safety pro-gram, providing car seatsto low income families inall 88 counties.

In addition, we havecreated a statewide pub-lic-private action groupcalled the Ohio InjuryPrevention Partnership(OIPP). Through theOIPP, we are buildingOhio’s capacity to helpevery Ohioan live his orher life to its fullestpotential by reducingdeath and disability asso-ciated with intentionaland unintentional injury.

The work of the OIPPis critical to reversing theimpact of injury on ourstate. One focus area ofthe OIPP is unintentionaldrug overdoses, whichsurpassed motor vehicletraffic and suicide as theoverall leading cause ofinjury death in Ohio in2007 and continued in2008.

An average of fourOhioans die each dayfrom unintentional drugoverdoses and prescrip-tion drugs are associatedwith more of these deathsthan heroin and cocainecombined. In addition tothe impact on communi-ties and families, thesepreventable deaths costour state an estimated$3.5 billion each year.

ODH, in coordinationwith our federal, stateand local partners, hasand will continue to workto raise awareness andeducate the public aboutthe state’s overdose epi-demic. While uninten-tional drug overdoses arethe leading cause ofinjury death, there aremany other injuries thatimpact the well being ofour state.

Falls are the leadingcause of injury-relateddeath and hospitalizationfor older adults. Manyolder adults believe thatexperiencing a fall is a

natural part of the agingprocess. It’s not, you canprevent falls by remov-ing environmental haz-ards, having your eyeschecked regularly andincreasing your physicalactivity.

In children, suffoca-tions, motor vehiclecrashes and falls aresome of the leadingcauses of hospitaliza-tions and death. Thesecan be prevented by pro-viding a safe sleep areafor your child, ensuringchild safety seats areproperly installed andthat your child wears ahelmet when participat-ing in wheeled sports.

For teens and youngadults — ages 15-24 —motor vehicle crashes arethe leading causes ofdeath and hospitaliza-tions. But these crashescan be prevented byensuring your teens knowsafe driving rules, includ-ing not driving while dis-tracted or while texting.

By following thesetips, you can live injury-free in all areas of life: atwork, at home, at play, inyour community andanywhere people are onthe move. For moreinformation or additionalsafety tips please visitwww.odh.ohio.gov andclick on public healthweek.

Safety is no accident, live injury free

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Wednesday, April 6, 2011 www.mydailytribune.com Gallipolis Daily Tribune • Page A5

ObituariesMerrill S. Waugh

Merrill S. Waugh, 91, ofCrown City, Ohio, passedaway Monday, April 4,2011, at the Holzer MedicalCenter.

He was born January 31,1920, in Ohio Township(Waugh Bottom), GalliaCounty, Ohio, son of thelate Homer Sr. and LulaSimms Waugh. He marriedMarry Emma (Bailey)Waugh on October 5, 1946,at Catlettsburg, Kentucky.Merrill was a tobaccofarmer and retired from the Gallia County School Dis-trict as a School Bus Driver. He attended Mt. Zion Mis-sionary Baptist Church. Merrill enjoyed tractor pulls andblue grass music.

Surviving are his wife, Mary Emma Waugh of CrownCity; his children, Judy (Cliff) Wolfe of Gallipolis,Charles Waugh, Richard (Sue) Waugh, and James(Rose) Waugh, all of Crown City and a stepson, Scott(Judy) Bailey of Eureka, Ohio; eight grandchildren,Mark Chevalier, Nathan Waugh, Mike Waugh, RachaelChambers, Tiffany Waugh, Jay Waugh, Alan Bailey, andPhil Bailey; 10 great grandchildren; two brothers,Howard Waugh of Gallipolis and Carl (Emily) Waugh ofRodney; a sister, Jewell Steel of Point Pleasant, WV; anda sister-in-law, Maxine Waugh of Columbus, Ohio.

Merrill was preceded in death by his parents, a broth-er Homer Waugh Jr., a sister and brother as infants and abrother-in-law Gene Steel.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m., Friday, April 8, 2011,at the Willis Funeral Home with Pastor Todd Bowersofficiating. Burial will follow in Mt. Zion Cemetery.Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday, April7, 2011, from 6-8 p.m.

Please visit www.willisfuneralhome.com to send e-mail condolences.

Frances L. UnroeFrances L. “Francie” Unroe, age 58, of Crown City,

passed away on Monday morning, April 4, 2011, at herresidence. She was born on May 16, 1952, in Gallipolis,Ohio; she was the daughter of William Monroe Hall ofCrown City and the late Lillian Daniels Hall. In additionto her mother, she was preceded by one son-in-law, GaryWoodall.

Francie was a postal clerk for the Crown City PostOffice; she formerly drove a postal route for many years.She achieved the highest score on her Civil ServiceExam.

Francie was of the Baptist faith. In addition to her father, William Monroe Hall of

Crown City, she is survived by her husband, CharlesUnroe of Crown City; three children, Heather (Keith)Eblin, Jr. of Lebanon, Ohio; Chad (Shera) Swain ofGeorgetown, Ohio; and by Jodi (K.W.) Fellure of Gal-lipolis; eight grandchildren, Tyler Mason, Troy Mason,Tanner Mason, Ashley Eblin, Alexxis Swain, MeganEblin, Chase Eblin, and Kennedy Fellure; two brothers,Daniel E. (Kathy) Hall of Cincinnati and William “Bill”(Dawn) Hall of Rio Grande; and by three sisters, Sherry(Gerald) Rankin of Crown City, Kay Woodall of MyrtleBeach, S.C., and Brenda (Scott) Myers of Huntington.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m., Friday April 8,2011, at Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home. Burialwill follow in Swan Creek Cemetery. Friends may call atthe funeral home on Friday from 12 p.m. until time ofservice.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to theStella Fuller Settlement, 128 Washington Ave. Hunting-ton, W.Va., 25701-1127 in Francie’s memory.

An online guest registry is available at waugh-halley-wood.com.

Harold E. ShortridgeHarold E. Shortridge, 73, Thurman, Ohio, went to be

with the Lord Monday, April 4, 2011, at his residence,surrounded by family. He was born May 31, 1937, inVansaint, Va., son of the late Adam and Jessie Short-ridge. He was a U.S. Army veteran, former empolyeeof GSI, retired coal miner, carpenter and an avid fish-erman and hunter. Harold married his loving wife,Darlene Browning on December 24, 1956, in Hamp-ton, W.Va, and she survives with one son, Danny(Aubrey) Shortridge, Jackson, Ohio; two daughters,Tenna (Donnie) Gilbert, Thurman, Ohio, and Darlene(Henry) Ferrell, Bidwell, Ohio; ten grandchildren;seven great-grandchildren; and an aunt, Ruby Walker,Princeton, W.Va.

In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death byone son, Tim Shortridge.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday,April 7, 2011, at McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vin-ton Chapel, with Reverend Alfred Holley officiating.Burial will follow at the Campaign Cemetery.

Friends and family may call at the funeral homefrom 5-7 p.m., Wednesday. Military Grave-side Riteswill be conducted by Vinton American Legion, Post#161.

Condolences may be sent to www.mccoymoore.com.

Christopher HarmonChristopher Harmon, 41, of Gallipolis, Ohio, passed

away on Saturday, April 2, 2011, at his residence.He was born August 26, 1969, in Gallipolis, the son

of Harold E. Harmon, who survives him and the lateJudy K. Nibert Warren, who preceded him in deathMarch 25, 2007.

He was formerly employed at the Gallipolis Devel-opmental Center.

Christopher is survived by three children, Christo-pher M. Harmon, Maraih K. Harmon and Dakota E.Harmon, all of Point Pleasant, West Virginia; onegrandson; his father, Harold E. Harmon of Gallipolis;a sister, Kelly D. Harmon of Bidwell, an aunt, BrendaFizer of Gallipolis; and several aunts, uncles, nieces,nephews and a great niece.

In addition to his mother Judy K. Warren, Christo-pher was preceded in death by his grandparents, Willisand Hattie Nibert and Roy and Shirley Harmon.

Funeral services will be 11:30 a.m., Saturday, April9, 2011 at the Willis Funeral Home. Burial will followin Centenary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funer-al home on Friday, April 8, 2011, from 6-8 p.m.

Please visit www.willisfuneralhome.com to send e-mail condolences.

Carol BushCarol Bush, 71, Patriot, died Monday, April 4,

2011, at Holzer Medical Center. Services will beheld at 11 a.m., Friday,April 8, 2011, at WillisFuneral Home. Friendsmay call from 6-8 p.m.,Thursday, April 7, 2011, atthe funeral home.

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Pleas Court.Counts two and five of the indictment alleged that Arnold knowing photographed,

created, directed, produced, or transferred materials depicting minors, 16 and 17 yearsof age, respectively, in the state of nudity on Oct. 22 and Oct. 28, 2010, both seconddegree felonies.

Count three of the indictment alleged that Arnold was in the possession of or viewedmaterial that shows a 16-year-old in the state of nudity on Oct. 28, while count fouralleged that Arnold was in the possession of or viewed material of a 17-year-old in thestate of nudity, both fifth degree felonies.

Count six of the indictment alleged that Arnold burglarized the residence of one ofthe female victims in the case on Oct. 22, 2010, a second degree felony.

According to a motion to dismiss filed by the defendant on March 25, counts twothrough five of the indictment that deal with child pornography charges are “fatallydefective,” and the motion further cites a Fourth District Court of Appeals ruling asgrounds for a dismissal.

According to the motion, the appellate court ruled that “an indictment that chargesthe possession of photographs of nude children ... but fails to include the allegations of‘lewd’ or graphic focus on the genitals, fails to set forth a punishable offense.”

Furthermore, the motionargued that the prosecutorcould not move to amendthe counts in this case relat-ing to the charge pornogra-phy charges, but the “lewdor graphic focus on the gen-itals” must be an elementdetermined by a grand jury.

Therefore, the court dis-missed, without prejudice,counts two through five ofthe indictment and orderedthe defendant released fromjail and subject to any out-standing holders for otherjurisdictions.

The State of Ohio, rep-resented by Gallia Coun-ty Prosecutor Jeff Adkins,with leave of the court,further stated that he wasunwilling to pursue countone, as to the havingweapons while under dis-ability charge, and countsix, as to the burglarycharge.

The journal entry filedby the prosecutor’s officefurther stated that “theState of Ohio will beindicting the defendantagain in the near future.”

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of the Plat Book Records of GalliaCounty, Ohio, also being on theNorth right way of Lewis Avenue;thence crossing said Lewis Avenue,South 00°00'00" East 29.70feet to a point on the North right ofway of said Lewis Avenue, alsobeing the Northeast corner of Lot#35; thence along the East line ofLot #35 and Lot #34, South00°00'00" East 155.76 feet tothe Southeast corner of Lot #34;thence crossing a 16.50 foot widealley (unimproved), North 90°00' 00" East 16.50 feet to a nail setat the Point of beginning of theherein described tract of land, alsobeing the Southwest corner oflands conveyed to the Board of Ed-ucation of Raccoon Township asdescribed in Deed Volume 110,Page 476; thence along the Southline of said Board of Educationlands North 90°00'00" East171.60 feet to a nail set on the Westline of lands conveyed to the Boardof Education of Raccoon Townshipas described in Deed Volume 110,Page 477 (tract 2); thence along theWest line of said Tract 2, South00°00'00" East 16.50 feet to anail set at the Northeast corner oflands conveyed to the Board of Ed-ucation of Raccoon Township asdescribed in Deed Volume 110,Page 475; thence along the Northline of said Board of Education,South 90° 00' 00" West 171.60fee to a nail set on the East line ofsaid 16.50 foot wide alley (unim-proved); thence along the East lineof said alley, North 00°00'00"East 16.50 feet to the point of be-ginning, containing 0.0650 acres,more or less, being a part of thereal estate conveyed to Otho F.Shires (now or formerly) as de-scribed in Deed Volume 94, Page185, NO PARCEL NUMBER AS-SIGNED FOR THIS TRACT.SUB-JECT to all legal easements,leases, and rights of way ofrecord.Iron pins set are 2@ x 30"rebar with plastic I.D. caps labeledPMR 6196, all other monumentsare as noted.The above describedtract being the result of an actualsurvey conducted by or under thedirect supervision of Philip M.Roberts, Ohio Registered SurveyorS-6196, on 01-27-2011. Descriptionapproved as to accuracy only byBrett A. Boothe, County Engineers=Office, 2-25-2011.TRACT TWO:Sit-uated in Range 16, Township 6,Section 27, Village of Rio Grande,Gallia County, State of Ohio: Begin-ning for reference at an iron pinfound at the Southeast corner of Lot#36 as shown on the Original Platof Rio Grande Village as recordedin Plat Book 2, Page 59 of the PlatRecords of Gallia County, Ohio,also being on the North right of wayof Lewis Avenue; thence along theNorth right of way line of Lewis Av-enue and the Lewis Avenue Ex-tension as shown on a survey by E.W. McMahon (S-4087) dated No-vember 1954 on file in the GalliaCounty Engineer=s Office, North90°00'00" East 223.10 feet toan AX@ cut at the Northwest cor-ner of lands conveyed to the Boardof Education of Raccoon Township(0.0925 acres) as described inDeed Volume 116, Page 559;thence along the West line of saidBoard of Education lands, andalong the East line of an unnamedStreet (25.00 feet wide) as shownon another survey by said McMa-hon dated November 1954, South00°00'00" East 62.00 feet to amag nail set at the point of begin-ning of the herein described tract ofland, also being the Southwest cor-ner of said 0.0925 acre tract; thencedeparting said unnamed Street,and along the South line of said0.0925 acre tract, North90°00'00" East 65.00 feet toan iron pin set at the Southeast cor-ner of said 0.0925 acres tract, alsobeing on a West line of lands con-veyed to the University of RioGrande as described in Deed Vol-ume 318, Page 729; thence alongsaid University lands, South00°00'00" East 182.00 feet toan iron pin set also being a cornerof lands conveyed to ElizabethBrown as described in Deed Vol-ume 334, Page 49; thence alongthe line of said Brown, South90°00'00" west 65.00 feet toan iron pin set on the East line ofsaid Unnamed Street; thence alongthe East line of said unnamedStreet, North 00°00'00" West182.00 feet to the point of begin-ning, containing 0.2716 acres, moreor less, being a part of the real es-tate conveyed to Otho F. Shires(now or formerly) as described inDeed Volume 94, Page 185, all ofPARCEL #026-555-039-00SUB-JECT to all legal easements andleases, and rights of way of record,also subject to whatever rights thepublic and University of Rio Grandehave to a pedestrian walkway asshown on Philip M. Roberts, Inc.Survey of this date.Iron pins set are2@ x 30" rebar with plastic I.D. capslabeled PMR 6196, all other monu-ments are as noted. The above de-scribed tract being the result of anactual survey conducted by orunder the direct supervision ofPhilip M. Roberts, Ohio RegisteredSurveyor S-6196, on 01-27-2011.Description approved as to accu-racy only by Brett A. Boothe,County Engineers= Office, 2-25-2011. TRACT THREE:Situated inRange 16, Township 6, Section 27,Village of Rio Grande, GalliaCounty, State of Ohio: Beginning forreference at an iron pin found at theSoutheast corner of Lot #36 asshown on the Original Plat of RioGrande Village as recorded in PlatBook 2, Page 59 of the PlatRecords of Gallia County, Ohio,also being on the North right of way

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IN THE COURT OF COMMONPLEAS OF GALLIA COUNTY,OHIO Board of Education of theGallipolis City School District, a po-litical subdivision of the State ofOhio and successor in interest toThe Board of Education of RaccoonTownship, Plaintiff, CaseNo.: 11 CV 44 vs .Otho Shires, akaOtho F. Shires, Address Unknown,and Unknown Heirs, Executors, Ad-ministrators, Successors and As-signs of Otho Shires aka Otho F.Shires, Address Unknown, and TheUnknown Spouse, if any, of OthoShires aka Otho F. Shires, Ad-dress Unknown, and Lou Shires,the last known spouse of OthoShires aka Otho F. Shires, AddressUnknown, Defendants .SERVICEBY PUBLICATION Board of Edu-cation of the Gallipolis City SchoolDistrict, has filed a Complaint toQuiet Title with the Gallia CountyCommon Pleas Court, 18 LocustStreet, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, toquiet the title to the following de-scribed real estate:TRACTONE:Situate in range 16, Township6, Section 27, Village of RioGrande, Gallia County, State ofOhio: Beginning for reference at aniron pin found at the Southeast cor-ner of Lot #36 as shown on theOriginal Plat of Rio Grande Villageas recorded in Plat Book 2, Page 59

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In City-1 BR Garage Apt. GasHeat/Cent. A/C Stove,Ref. $425mth & Sec. Dep. also 2 BR House-Gas Heat-Cental A/C Stove & Ref$550 mth & Sec.Dep. 446-4555

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED & AF-FORDABLE! Townhouse apart-ments and/or small houses for rent.Call 740-441-1111 for application &information.

Pretty 1 or 2 BR, Downtown Gal-lipolis, Pref. Female, Utilities in-cluded $550 mth. $550 DepositMust have excellent referencesKelly 645-9096

2 BR apt. 6 mi from Holzer. $400 +dep. Some utilities pd. 740-645-7630 or 740-988-6130

Tara Townhouse Apt. 2BR 1.5 BA,back patio, pool, playground. $450mth 740-645-8599

Apartments/Townhouses

2 & 3 BR APTS. $385 &UP, Sec. Dep $300 & up,A/C, W/D hook-up, ten-ant pays electric, EHO

Ellm View Apts.304-882-3017

Twin Rivers Tower is accepting ap-plications for waiting list for HUDsubsidized, 1-BR apartment for theelderly/disabled, call 675-6679

2BR APT.Close to Holzer Hospitalon SR 160 C/A. (740) 441-0194

Apartments/Townhouses

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Rentals

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Want To Buy

Lots For SaleMason County, near Hannan HighSchool 1-2 acres starting at$15,000 DBL. Wides, Mods orbuilds. Ask about the March/AprilSpecial Phone: 304-634-2011 e-mail: info@basswoodacres.comor web:www.basswood acres.com

1.2 acre lot on Chambers Rd (Gal-lia Co) has septic, elec., & water.$12,000. 446-0689 or 339-3592

Lots

Appr. 34 acres for sale, partiallywooded. On Wilder Rd Vinton. 937-834-1944

1.3 Acres Developed perfect formanufactured homes $11,500.00Ph. 740)446-3384

120 acres for sale, all wooded inGallia Co. 419-748-8233

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Ranch home 1400 square feet 7acres Ripley Rd. 3 BDR. Full base-ment. 1 car attached garage. Car-port/Patio. Separate 2 cargarage/Shop 234-678-0509.119,500.

Farm for sale 51 acres 18mile creekroad Ashton WV. 304-576-2465

Nearly New 3-BR 2-Bth with 6acres $69,900.00 Call after 4:00pm(740)446-3384

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Want to buy Junk Cars, call 740-388-0884

Oiler's Towing. Now buying junkcars w/motors or w/out. 740-388-0011 or 740-441-7870. No Sundaycalls.

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2007 Yamaha FZ 6 Motorcycle2,500 miles Red with Black Trim$3500 OBO 740-709-9233 after5pm

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Thurs. April 7th 2miles north ofchester on Rt 7 8am-? 4 chevytruck Chrome rims and tires, 30ft5th wheel cover, Lots of householdmisc.

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Jet Aeration Motorsrepaired, new & rebuilt in stock.Call Ron Evans 1-800-537-9528

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BIG AUCTION. Sat 4/11 @ Hen-derson Community Center. Newitems, Easter, toys, food, knife, ect.Come join the fun!

Auctions

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Troyer's Greenhouse Opens April1st, 6 days a week, closed on Sun-days, early tomatoe plants & flow-ers, Pansys ready to go, 37770 DyeRd, Rutland, Oh

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NOTICE Borrow Smart. Contact theOhio Division of Financial Institu-tions Office of Consumer AffairsBEFORE you refinance your homeor obtain a loan. BEWARE of re-quests for any large advance pay-ments of fees or insurance. Call theOffice of Consumer Affiars toll freeat 1-866-278-0003 to learn if themortgage broker or lender is prop-erly licensed. (This is a public serv-ice announcement from the OhioValley Publishing Company)

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Pet Cremations. Call 740-446-3745

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TIRES WILL BE ACCEPTED BE-FORE 1:00pm and NO TIRESWILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER

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2018-J.WilliamsThis event is for Gallia Co. ONLY-Residents MUST have picture ID.

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Siamese cat, N 3rd Ave., Middle-port, 740-992-3114

Lost Brown & White Sm. JapaneseChin dog, State Street Area $300reward Ph. 645-4393

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IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURTOF GALLIA COUNTY, OHIOGEN-ERAL DIVISIONIN THE MATTEROF: Case No. 11 MS5$1,560.00 U.S. CurrencyNOTICEOF COMMENCEMENT[O.R.C.2981.05(B)] 1. A civil forfeitureaction, under authority of Ohio Re-vised Code Section 2981.05, wasfiled in the General Division of theGallia County Common PleasCourt, on March 30, 2011, by theGallia County Prosecuting Attor-ney’s Office, requesting forfeiture ofcertain personal property. The casenumber for said forfeiture action is11 MS 5. 2. The personal prop-erty is described as follows:$1,560.00 U.S. Currency (cash).3. The property was seized by theGallia County Sheriff’s Office onMarch 21, 2011 in Gallia County,Ohio. Richard D. Cox and Glenn M.Gibson, Jr. were present when theproperty was seized. 4. A hear-ing will be scheduled on the petitionat least 30 days after the final pub-lication of this notice. 5. Any per-son with an interest in the subjectproperty may appear in the actionand contest the forfeiture by filingthe petition as set forth in Ohio Re-vised Code Chapter 2981.Eric R. Mulford (0077719)Asst. Prosecuting AttorneyGallia County, Ohio(740) 446-0018 (4) 6, 13, 2011

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dress: 13922 STATE ROUTE160, VINTON, OHIO 45686 Par-cel Number: 019-001-646-01Said real estate appraised at$40,000 and cannot be sold forless than two-thirds of theappraised value. Terms of SaleThe successful pur-chaser, as soon as his bid is ac-cepted, shall be requireddeposit on the day of thesale, in cash or by checkpayable to the sheriff, 10%of the amount of such ac-cepted bid but in no eventless than $1,000.00. The bal-ance of the purchase priceshall be due and payable tothe sheriff within thirty (30)days from the date of confir-mation of sale. The purchasershall be required to pay inter-est on said unpaid balance at10% per annum from the dateof confirmation of the sale tothe date of payment of thebalance unless the balance ismade within eight (8) daysfrom the date of sale.“2327.02( C ) requires suc-cessful bidders pay recordingand conveyance fees to thesheriff at the time of sale.”Joseph R Browning GalliaCounty Sheriff MANLEY DEASKOCHALSKI LLC, Attorney forPlaintiff April 6, 13, & 20, 2011

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Sheriff's Sale of Real EstateState of Ohio, Gallia CountyWELLS FARGO BANK NA VPATRICK H CUMSTON, ET ALCase #10CV000155 In pur-suance to an order of saledirected to me in the above en-titled action, I will offer forsale at public auction, in thesecond floor meeting room ofthe Courthouse in Gallipolis,Ohio, in the above namedcounty, on Friday, May 6,2011 at 10:00 AM, A morecomplete description on theabove named real estate maybe found in the Gallia CountyRecorder’s Office. Property Ad-

ance of the purchase priceshall be due and payable tothe sheriff within thirty (30)days from the date of confir-mation of sale. The purchasershall be required to pay inter-est on said unpaid balance at10% per annum from the dateof confirmation of the sale tothe date of payment of thebalance unless the balance ismade within eight (8) daysfrom the date of sale.“2327.02( C ) requires suc-cessful bidders pay recordingand conveyance fees to thesheriff at the time of sale.”Joseph R Browning GalliaCounty Sheriff MANLEY DEASKOCHALSKI LLC, Attorney forPlaintiff Mar 30, April 6, & 13,2011

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Sheriff's Sale of Real EstateState of Ohio, Gallia CountyEVERHOME MORTGAGECOMPANY V MARK A OLIVER,ET AL Case #10CV000242 Inpursuance to an order ofsale directed to me in the aboveentitled action, I will offerfor sale at public auction, in thesecond floor meeting room ofthe Courthouse in Gallipolis,Ohio, in the above namedcounty, on Friday, April 29,2011 at 10:00 AM, A morecomplete description on theabove named real estate maybe found in the Gallia CountyRecorder’s Office. Property Ad-dress: 714 PORTER ROAD,BIDWELL, OHIO 45614 ParcelNumber: 028-003-061-00 Saidreal estate appraised at$40,000 and cannot be sold forless than two-thirds of theappraised value. Terms of SaleThe successful pur-chaser, as soon as his bid is ac-cepted, shall be requireddeposit on the day of thesale, in cash or by checkpayable to the sheriff, 10%of the amount of such ac-cepted bid but in no eventless than $1,000.00. The bal-

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TRANSAMERICA FINAN-CIAL SERVICES V DOYLE JSAUNDERS, ET AL Case#10CV123 In pursuance toan order of sale directedto me in the above entitledaction, I will offer for saleat public auction, in the sec-ond floor meeting room ofthe Courthouse in Gallipolis,Ohio, in the above namedcounty, on Friday, MAY 6,2011 at 10:00 AM, A morecomplete description on theabove named real estate maybe found in the Gallia CountyRecorder’s Office. PropertyAddress: 178 CHURCHSTREET, BIDWELL, OHIO45614 Parcel Number 028-007-020-00; 028-007-210-0;028-007-022-00; 028-007-023-00 Said real estate appraisedat $65,000 and cannot be soldfor less than two-thirds ofthe appraised value. Terms ofSale The successful pur-chaser, as soon as his bid is ac-cepted, shall be requireddeposit on the day of thesale, in cash or by checkpayable to the sheriff, 10%of the amount of such ac-cepted bid but in no eventless than $1,000.00. The bal-ance of the purchase priceshall be due and payable tothe sheriff within thirty (30)days from the date of confir-mation of sale. The purchasershall be required to pay inter-est on said unpaid balance at10% per annum from the dateof confirmation of the sale tothe date of payment of thebalance unless the balance ismade within eight (8) daysfrom the date of sale.“2327.02( C ) requires suc-cessful bidders pay recordingand conveyance fees to thesheriff at the time of sale.”Joseph R Browning GalliaCounty Sheriff STEPHEN DMILES Attorney for PlaintiffApril 6, 13, & 20, 2011

Sheriff's Sale of Real EstateState of Ohio, Gallia CountyCITIMORTGAGE INC V BRIANE HALL aka BRIAN HALL, ETAL Case #10CV000118 Inpursuance to an order ofsale directed to me in the aboveentitled action, I will offer forsale at public auction, in thesecond floor meeting room ofthe Courthouse in Gallipolis,Ohio, in the above namedcounty, on Friday,May 6,2011 at 10:00 AM, A morecomplete description on theabove named real estate maybe found in the Gallia CountyRecorder’s Office. Property Ad-dress: 2463 SMOKEY ROWROAD, PATRIOT, OHIO 45658Parcel Numbe013-001-516-02Said real estate appraised at$55,000 and cannot be sold forless than two-thirds of theappraised value. Terms of SaleThe successful purchaser,as soon as his bid is accepted,shall be required deposit onthe day of the sale, in cash or bycheck payable to the sheriff,10% of the amount of suchaccepted bid but in no eventless than $1,000.00. The bal-ance of the purchase priceshall be due and payable tothe sheriff within thirty (30)days from the date of confir-mation of sale. The purchasershall be required to pay inter-est on said unpaid balance at10% per annum from the dateof confirmation of the sale tothe date of payment of thebalance unless the balance ismade within eight (8) daysfrom the date of sale.“2327.02( C ) requires suc-cessful bidders pay recordingand conveyance fees to thesheriff at the time of sale.”Joseph R Browning GalliaCounty Sheriff REIMER,ARNOVITZ, CHERNEK, & JEF-FERY Attorney for PlaintiffApril 6, 13, & 20, 2011

State of Ohio, Gallia CountyWELLS FARGO BANK NA PlaintiffV BARBARA L CASTO FKA BAR-BARA L THOMAS ET AL Defen-dant Case # 09CV258 Inpursuance to an order of sale di-rected to me in the above entitledaction, I will offer for sale at pub-lic auction, in the second floormeeting room of the Courthousein Gallipolis, Ohio, in the abovenamed county, on Friday April 29,2011 at 10:00 AM, A more com-plete description on the abovenamed real may be found in theGallia County Recorder’s OfficeDeed Volume 370 Page 550.Property Address: 20 HOLCOMBHILL ROAD, GALLIPOLIS, OH45631 Parcel Number: 007-061-001-00; 007-061-001-01 Said realestate appraised at $118,000.00and cannot be sold for less thantwo-thirds of the appraised value.Terms of Sale The successful pur-chaser, as soon as his bid is ac-cepted, shall be required depositon the day of the sale, in cash orby check payable to the sheriff,10% of the amount of such ac-cepted bid but in no event lessthan $1,000.00. The balance of thepurchase price shall be due andpayable to the sheriff within thirty(30) days from the date of con-firmation of sale. The purchasershall be required to pay intereston said unpaid balance at 10% perannum from the date of confirma-tion of the sale to the date of pay-ment of the balance unless thebalance is made within eight (8)days from the date of sale.“2327.02( C ) requires successfulbidders pay recording and con-veyance fees to the sheriff at thetime of sale.” Joseph R BrowningGallia County Sheriff, Reimer,Arnovitz, Chernek & Jeffery., Attor-ney for Plaintiff Dates of adver-tisement: Mar 30, April 6 & 13, 2011

10% per annum from the date ofconfirmation of the sale to the dateof payment of the balance unlessthe balance is made within eight (8)days from the date of sale.“2327.02( C ) requires successfulbidders pay recording and con-veyance fees to the sheriff at thetime of sale.” Joseph R BrowningGallia County Sheriff, LERNER,SAMPSON & ROTHFUSS, Attor-ney for Plaintiff Dates of adver-tisement: Mar 30, April 6 & 13, 2011

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State of Ohio, Gallia County GMCMORTGAGE LLC V BRIAN ABURNETTE, ET AL DefendantCase # 09CV258 In pursuance toan order of sale directed to me inthe above entitled action, I will offerfor sale at public auction, in the sec-ond floor meeting room of theCourthouse in Gallipolis, Ohio, inthe above named county, on FridayApril 29, 2011 at 10:00 AM, A morecomplete description on the abovenamed real may be found in theGallia County Recorder’s Office.Property Address: 27 EVANSHEIGHTS, GALLIPOLIS, OH45631 Parcel Number: 007-060-027-00. Said real estate appraisedat $28,000.00 and cannot besold for less than two-thirds of theappraised value. Terms of SaleThe successful purchaser, as soonas his bid is accepted, shall berequired deposit on the day of thesale, in cash or by check payableto the sheriff, 10% of the amount ofsuch accepted bid but in no eventless than $1,000.00. The balanceof the purchase price shall bedue and payable to the sheriffwithin thirty (30) days from thedate of confirmation of sale. Thepurchaser shall be required to payinterest on said unpaid balance at

ON THE PROPOSED FINANCINGOFEQUIPMENT AND THE EN-TERING INTO A MASTER LEASE-AND SUBLEASE AGREEMENTBY AND AMONG COUNTRYROADS LEASING, LLC, THECOUNTY COMMISSION OF GAL-LIA COUNTYAND THE HOLZERMEDICAL CENTER, INC.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatThe County Commission of GalliaCounty (the Issuer) will meet onThursday, April 21, 2011 at 11:00a.m. in the Commission HearingRoom at the County Courthouselocated at 18 Locust Street, Gallipo-lis, Ohio, 45631, for the purpose ofholding a public hearing pursuant tothe requirements of Section 147(f)of the Internal Revenue Code of1986, as amended (the “Code”), ona proposal that the Issuer enter intoa Master Lease and SubleaseAgreement (the “Master Lease”) inorder to finance a new HVAC Sys-tem for the Surgical OperatingRooms (the “Equipment”) for theHolzer Medical Center, Inc. (the“Sublessee”). The Equipment willbe located at the Sublessee’s loca-tion at 100 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis,Ohio 45631.To finance the costs ofsaid Equipment and to pay costsand expenses incidental to the fi-nancing, the Issuer proposes toenter into a Master Lease in themaximum aggregate principalamount not to exceed $610,000.00.The Issuer will sublease the Equip-ment to the Sublessee. The Sub-lessee will be required to pay allexpenses of operating, maintainingand insuring the equipment. Therental payments due pursuant tothe Master Lease will be secured bya Uniform Commercial Code filingstatement with the West VirginiaSecretary of State’s Office securingthe equipment. The Master Leasewill not be deemed to constitute adebt or liability or moral obligationof the Issuer, but shall be a specialobligation payable solely from therental payments payable by theSublessee.All persons interestedmay appear at said time and placeto present written or oral commentsand suggestions and be heard onthe question of whether the Issuer,as the applicable elected represen-tative with respect to the proposedMaster Lease, should approve theproposed Master Lease and the lo-cation and nature of the Equipmentto be financed by the Master Lease,or may file written comments withthe Issuer prior to the date of hear-ing set forth hereinabove.Dated:April 6, 2011BY ORDER OF THECOUNTY COMMISSIONOF GAL-LIA COUNTY ATTEST: Lois Sny-der, President (4) 6, 2011

of Lewis Avenue; thence along theNorth right of way line of Lewis Av-enue and the Lewis Avenue Ex-tension as shown on a survey by E.W. McMahon (S-4087) dated No-vember 1954 on file in the GalliaCounty Engineer=s Office, North90°00'00" East 198.10 feet toan iron pin found at the Northwestcorner of an unnamed Street (25.00feet wide) as shown on anotherSurvey by said McMahon dated No-vember 1954, also being the pointof beginning of the herein describedtract of land; thence continuingalong the North line of said LewisAvenue Extension North90°00'00" East 25.00 feet toan AX@ cut at the Northwest cor-ner of lands conveyed to the boardof education of Raccoon Township(0.0925 acres) as described inDeed Volume 116, Page 559;thence along the West line of saidBoard of Education lands and alongthe East line of an unnamed Street(25.00) feet wide as shown on an-other survey by said McMahondated November 1954, South00°00'00" East 417.12 feet toan iron pin set on the South line ofNorth College Avenue Extension asshown on said McMahon Survey,passing an iron pin found at 244.00feet; thence along the South line ofsaid North College Avenue Exten-sion, South 90°00'00" West206.60 feet to a point on the Origi-nal East line of the Plat of the Vil-lage of Rio Grande, also being theEast line of a 16.50 foot wide alleyas shown on said Plat; thence alongthe East line of said alley North00°00'00" West 59.40 feet toan iron pin set on the North line ofsaid North College Avenue Exten-sion; thence along said North lineNorth 90°00'00" East 181.60feet to a mag nail set on the Westline of said Unnamed Street (25.00'wide); Thence along the West lineof said unnamed Street, North00°00'00" West 357.72 feet tothe point of beginning, containing0.487 acres, more or less, being apart of the real estate conveyed toOtho F. Shires (now or formerly) asdescribed in Deed Volume 94, Page185, all of PARCEL I.D. #026-555-037-00SUBJECT to all legal ease-ments, leases, and rights of way ofrecord.Iron pins set are 2@x 30"rebar with plastic caps I.D. caps la-beled PMR 6196, all other monu-ments are as noted.The abovedescribed tract being the result ofan actual survey conducted by orunder the direct supervision ofPhilip M. Roberts, Ohio RegisteredSurveyor S-6196, on 01-27-2011.Description approved as to accu-racy only by Brett A. Boothe,County Engineers= Office, 2-25-2011.The Plaintiff prays for the fol-lowing relief Athat this Court issuean order determining absolutelyPlaintiff=s title ownership of the par-cel of land described herein andquieting Plaintiff=s title to said land;and for such other and further reliefas may be just and proper.@Saidpersons served by publication is re-quired to answer within twenty-eightdays after publication. 4th day ofM a y2011.______________________________Mark E. Sheets #0038525Halliday, Sheets & Saunders Attor-ney for Plaintiff 19 Locust Street, P.O. Box 325 Gallipolis OH 45631PH: 740-446-1652 FAX: 740-446-6382 (3) 30, (4) 6, 13, 20, 27,(5) 4, 2011

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