Will Resist Cost Hike Rio Grande College President Says
Dr Alphus R Christensen president of Rio Grande College pledges to hold the line on costs next year and seeks accreditation to assure regional education quality while maintaining reasonable tuition in the economically strapped Southeast Ohio area. The article notes library and financial stability as accreditation factors and mentions a club meeting for Rio Grande College alumni in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Alphus R. Christensen
Ohio
Oak Hill Chamber of Commerce
Hi-Way
Christensen
Rio Grande
Central Ohio
Rio Grande College Club
Columbus
Gerald Woodley
Glenmont Ave
Calamity Jane Preview At Kiwanis Dinner In Gallipolis
Kyger Creek High School students staged a preview of Calamity Jane at Tyo's Restaurant with 59 in attendance. Karen Carnette led as Calamity Jane and Susan Edwards as Adelaide Adams with Merlyn Ross directing. The event honored Kiwanis members and announced upcoming activities including a work session at Kiwanis Youth Camp and a Kiwani Anne dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Adelaide Adams
Kgger Creekers
Merlyn Ross
Eva Coughenour
L. Claude Miller
Paul and
Lucille Watson
Bob Houck
J. Sherman Porter
Judy Reese
Sue Lemley
Kyger Creek Keyettes
Eddie Hughes
Kyger Creek Key Club
Dean Brown
Rio Grande College
Jerome Miles
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Ken Myers
Kiwanis
Kgger Creek High
Karen Carnette
Deadwood
Susan Edwards
Harry
Billy Hysell
Jim French
Karen
Danny Eblin
Judye Reese
Harold Barnett
Agriculture supports Miles economy says USDA expert
Jerome Miles of the United States Department of Agriculture warned that removing all agricultural controls could trigger a low mood in the United States. Speaking at Rio Grande College in Gallipolis he shared seven years of department experience before an audience of 49 in Davis Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
United States
Jerome Miles
United States Department of Agriculture
Davis Hall
Rio Grande College
Miles
Alphus R. Christensen
Rio Grande
America
Christensen
South Dakota State
Department of Agriculture
Industry of Agriculture
Rabies Confirmed in Two Skunks in Gallia County
Gallia County health officials report two skunks killed in Raccoon and Greenfield Townships tested positive for rabies, bringing the county total to 11 wild animals with rabies this year including one fox and ten skunks. A suspected rabid dog head was also sent to Columbus but proved not rabid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
County
William F. Neal
Ohio Department of Health Laboratory
Raccoon
Greenfield Twps
Gallia
Neal
Columbus
Spelling Bee Postponed to Monday in Gallipolis
Gallipolis officials rescheduled Friday’s city schools spelling championship to 1 p m Monday at Washington Elementary after contestant Robert Ford could not attend. The event decides Gallipolis representatives for the Tri State Spelling Bee in Huntington, with building champions and runners up listed from Gallia Academy Junior High School Green Clay and Washington Elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington
Evan H. Evans
Evans
Robert Ford
Gallia Academy
Huntington
W. Va
Ford
Marva Dalton
Green
Donna Trimble
Vickie Caldwell
Clay
David Durham
Pam Henry
Marlene Johnson
Melody Shahan
Gallipolis Death of Mrs. Rose Unroe at 82
Mrs. Rose Champer Unroe, 82, of 24 Winton Ave Gallipolis, died at Holzer Hospital after a February 1 fall that fractured her right hip. Survivors include her husband John W. Unroe and daughter Mrs. Fred Koopman. Miller Funeral Home to announce arrangements. Sixteen injuries in March across 24 accidents were reported by the Gallipolis State Highway Patrol post. One fatality was Robert S. Ball. Patrol logged 969 man hours, 180 arrests, 495 warnings, and 25 motorist assists. Radio dispatch answered 6811 calls amid floods, 494 visitors, four safety talks with 169 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rose Champer Unroe
Winton Ave
Holzer Hospital
John W. Unroe
Fred Koopman
Miller Funeral Home
Robert S. Ball
Gallia
Meigs
Hospital Births and Dismissals Listed in Holzer News
Holzer Hospital News reports numerous births including a daughter to Randall L. Roberts and a son to Carl E. Morris among others across Racine Wellston Crown City and Jackson. Dismissals list many patients by name and origin. Gallia County sheriff’s department arrested Larry Eugene Stewart on a Franklin County non support warrant. Columbus officers to pick him up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall L. Roberts
Racine
Robert N. Sprinkles
Wellston
Carl E. Morris
Rutland
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Messenger
Athens
Rio
Central Rio Grande
All Steel
Walt Disney
Dawn Edwards
Trenton
N.J
Precisiom
Clinton
H.P
Elta
Rs. Unroe
Holzer Hospital News
Clarence A. Roush
Shari J. Graham
Crown City
Amy E. Roush
New Haven
Teresa E. Norris
Jackson
Charles C. Wooten
Ethie J. Cochran
John L. Gooch
Johnstown
Teva Goodwin
David E. Shoemaker
Cottageville
Joseph M. Pettry
Carpenter
William H. Shaw
Louis A. Hassell, Jr
Point Pleasant
Dolmia Miller
Lakin
Clarence Exline
Sam FE. Dobbins
Lancaster
Phyliss N. Brady
Denver C. Bowen
Mason
Mary F. McCoy
Oak Hill
Robert A. Grube
Patriot
Rose E. Mason
Mt. Alto
Carl F. Forsythe
Coalton
James B. Cook
Arthur B. Clary
Waverly
Herbert C. Stanley
Stewart Zirkle
Charles Mayes
Thomas Reynolds
Ernest Lambert
Flora Cummons
Barbara Rodgers
Clarence McClaskey
Clarence Fisher
Edward Caynor
Scott T. Vanvranken
Anita J. West
Jacqulyn L. McDonald
Emerson E. Evans
Grover Fulks
Helen Bixby
Millie Folden
Lena Waddell
Emmett Syrus
Allie Higginbotham
Mary Stanley
John R. Roach
Ronnie N. McCumber
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!