Rehires For Gallipolis Schools Include Two Principals
Gallia County board approves 52 teachers and two principals for 1961 62. Ross H Fleming will lead Gallia Academy High School on a three year contract and Evan Howard Evans will head Washington Elementary. Mary Gibeaut gains a continuing contract.
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Gallipolis
Washington
Mary Gibeaut
Washington Elementary
Mary Ann Clifton
Ronald Clifton
Ned Dejournett
Elsie Dejournett
Elsie Lusk
Kermit Mick
Virginia Mick
Sara Porter
Ady Stover
Mary Jane Tye
Coeil Wetherholt
State's Witness Lied Defense Seeks New Harris Trial
New evidence emerged in the Tom Harris murder case as a state material witness, Tavis Akers, swore he lied in court. Akers alleges he was not present at the Harris home during the Aug. 7 1960 slaying of Marion Hatfield and that he perjured himself. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday in Gallia County Common Pleas Court on Harris's motion for a new trial.
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Tommy Harris
John A. Epling
Tavis Akers
Melvin
Robert M. Betz
Gallia County
Harris
Akers
Hatfield
Betz
Mason Beef Cattlemen Invited To Field Day
Mason County agent William Gregory invites beef cattlemen to attend Beef Cattle Day at Carpenter Ohio on April 20 starting 1 p.m. at the Southeastern Substation of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The program covers Charolais Hereford cross breeding results. Carpenter lies about 14 miles from Pomeroy on Route 143. Mason County ABC members now have Charolais semen available. for details call Woody Mace.
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Gregory
Mason County
Carpenter
Ohio
Ohio Agriculture Experimental Station
Pomeroy
Artificial Breeders Cooperative
ABC
River Traffic and Dam Conditions on the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers
Tow booms and gauge readings show rising water across Kanawha and Ohio rivers with multiple dams down in Huntington district. Crests and rollers noted at Gallipolis Marmet London Winfield and Pomeroy Mason readings, with numerous named boats and lock movements throughout the day.
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Gallipolis
Mon F
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy- Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington District
Montgomery
Pegg Downey
Bert F. Holden
Western
Criss Jr
James R. Hines
Kanawha
Roate
Marmet, Merrill
Rocket
Robert P. Bonnie
Onward
Jerry Bosworth
Thelma Ann
Semet
Suicide Methods by Gender Reported in Study
Among men, firearms are the most common means of self harm, while poisoning is more prevalent among women, according to the data. The finding highlights gender differences in method choice in self inflicted deaths.
Licenses Of Drivers Suspended For Year
Gallipolis judge suspend ed the licenses of two Gallia County men for one year ending April 10, 1962. Habitual traffic violators Joe Junior Gibbs age 21 of Gallipolis Route 1 and Gilbert Plantz age 52 of Bidwell Route 1 had at least 12 points each in the prior two years. Gibbs had 12 points from July 28 1960 to March 2 1961 while Plantz had 13 points from April 16 1959 to Feb 28 1961.
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Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
Gallia County
Pleas Court
The
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Joe Junior Gibbs
Gilbert Plantz
Bidwell
Gibbs
Plantz
Loechel Named Zanesville Office Manager
NEW LEXINGTON Phillip J Loechel manager of Western and Southern Life Insurance in New Lexington since January 1954 named manager of the Zanesville office. Loechel has led the Perry County Red Cross drive for two years. He is succeeded by Gordon Hall of McConnelsville.
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New Lexington
Phillip J. Loechel
Western and Southern Life
Surance Co
Zanesville
Lochel
Red Cross
Perry County
Gordon Hall
McConnelsville
Woman Dies At Home Of Daughter In Gallia County
Mrs. Sarah Jane Saunders 94, widow of J W Saunders, died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Ada Clark’s home on Chilli cothe Rd after two weeks of serious illness. Born March 11 1865 in Lawrence County, she is survived by 10 children in several states, 15 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. Funeral at Mercerville Baptist Church Friday at 2 pm with Rev Earl V Cremeens. burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may call Waugh Halley Woods from 7 to 9 pm Wednesday and Thursday.
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Gallipolis
Sarah Jane Saunders
J. W. Saunders
Ada
Georgia) Clark
Chillicothe Rd
Lawrence County
Saunders
Vincent and
Barbana Rose Dailey
Gallia
Lawrence
Siloam Baptist Church
W. Earl Saunders
Lester
Waldo Saunders
Columbus
Dyer Saunders
Denver
Colo
Ray Saunders
Ashley
Lloyd Saunders
el Paso
Tex
Howard Saunders
Golden
George
Mabel) Moore
Delaware
Mercerville Baptist Church
Earl V. Creme
Miller Named Gallipolis School Chief from Bucyrus
I James Miller 51 of Bucyrus was hired as Gallipolis city superintendent for three years replacing Marshall D. Boggs who resigned. First year salary 10000 rising to 11000 in year three with a 30 monthly travel allowance. Miller previously led Bucyrus schools for 10 years and has held posts in Wellington and Sharon Center. He was born December 11, 1909 in Hinton Oklahoma and is married to Arlene with two daughters.
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Gallipolis
Miller
Clyde Saunders
Bucyrus
Wellington
Sharon Center
Hinton
Okla
Barbara Kirby
Trenton
Mich
Lois Ann Miller
Arlene
Millers
Methodist Church
Two Drivers Sentenced in Gallia Municipal Court
Judge William H. Jones fined Chauncey E. Johnson and Albert E. Hartenbach 50 dollars each plus costs for driving while intoxicated and sentenced both to five days in jail and six months license suspensions. Also fined Joe R. Harrah 68 for passing a stopped school bus and Janice Roberts 19 for no operator's license.
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Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Chauncey E. Johnson
Crown City
Albert E. Hartenbach
Point Pleasant
Jones
Joe R. Harrah
Oak Hill
Janice Roberts
Bidwell
Floren S. Williams
Ralston Johnson
WVU Extension Director Knapp and Jim Comstock tour Evans Farms
J C Knapp and Jim Comstock toured Evans Heritage Farms Tuesday afternoon as guests of Stanley L. Evans, Evans Grocery Co. chairman of the board, at Morgantown and Richwood, W Va.
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Gallipolis
J. C. Knapp
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Jim Comstock
Richwood
West Virginia Hillbilly
Evans Heritage Farms
Stanley L. Evans
Evans Grocery Co
Shell X-100 Premium Motor Oil Proclaims Five Engine Protections
Shell introduces X-100 Premium claiming to guard engines against five internal troubles. It avoids metallic additives by using Alkadine as a dispersant to prevent sludge and ash, claims chemisorption for acid protection, and resists anti-freeze reactions. The oil reportedly stays stable across temperatures and costs about $3.60 more per year of 10,000 miles.
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Shell
America
Trademars
Arkadine
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