Cancer Crusade Plans Outlined in Gallia County
Local business leaders gathered for breakfast at Oscar's Riverboat Room to launch the Cancer Crusade special gifts drive. Fred W. Schwerin explained that 60 percent of funds support national ACS research while 40 percent stay in Gallia County to aid patients. Plans include an April 25 house to house canvass and a follow up checkuppayment drive.
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Gallipolis
Oscar
Fred W. Schwerin
American Cancer Society
National Organization For Research
Gallia County
Schwerin
Cincinnati
Albert Sabin
C. R. McGinness
William H. Sowers
Homer Hawkins
al Shoemaker
Harland T. Martin
Robert S. Betz
Richard Carter
Jack Hudson
Dale Russell
Neal B. Clark
Keith Thomas
Bill Mills
Marlin Kerns
C. Leon Saunders
D. Kenneth Morgan
Floyd Simmons, Jr
McGinness and Richards
Braun Zaleski PTA Meeting Postponed to April 26
The Braun Zaleski PTA meeting scheduled for April 19 is postponed to Monday April 26 at 7 30 p m. The home economics class guided by Mrs Louise Leach will present the annual style show and refreshments will be served. Business from the past year will be reviewed.
Crossfire Right Cross and Criss Cross On TV
New York television listings show three films airing the same night titled Crossfire Right Cross and Criss Cross. Easter sunrise services are planned at Zaleski Methodist Church at 6 30 a.m.
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New York
Zaleski
Zaleski Methodist Church
Missing Gallia 61 Turns Up
Gallia County soldier John Albert Lawrence 24 Thurman Route 1 surrendered to the Gallia County Sheriff’s Department after absconding from the U S Army on February 2 1965 from Schofield Barracks Hawaii. He is being held awaiting Military Police arrival from Fort Hayes Columbus as authorities confirm he hopped a jet from Hawaii to the U S mainland. The Fort Hayes provost marshal Captain J Kelly Jr of the 234th Military Police Detachment requested his apprehension.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
U.S. Army
Lawrence
Fort Hayes
J. Kelly, Jr
234Th Military Police Detachment
Gallipolis School Board Rehires 41 Teachers and 21 Staff
Gallipolis city board re employed 41 teachers and 21 other school staff on five and one year contracts. Resignations accepted include five teachers and a secretary. Miss Phyliss Howe was hired as secretary to finish the year at 250 dollars monthly.
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Gallipolis
City Board of Education
Baisden
Betty Kyger
Washington
Katherine Williams
Mildred Duncan
Edith Ross
Helen B. Moore
Phyliss Thomson
Win
Jack R. Crank
Roger W. Hannan
Betty Saxton
Albert R. Durose
Phyliss Howe
Ford A. Howe
Lower River Rd
Gallia Academy High School
Durose
Gallia Academy
Richard Bishop
Dan Blazer
Har‘ral Brown
Lucius Burson
Deanna Cook
Doris John Milhoan
Betty Miller
George Miller
Marjorie Nash
Mary S. Neeley
William C. Northup
Sara Porter
Cliff Wilson
Janet Wolfe
Washington School
Charlotte Bower
Kay Long
Wanda Willis
Emily Kemp
John Holle
John Morgan
Clay
Robert A. Powell
Angeline Clark
Clarence Tucker
Rosebud Baker Green
Terry Cooper
Glenn Graham
Wallace Houck
Donald White
Charles Raymond Green
Howard Kirby
Lowell Northup
Garland Saunders
Hollis Saunders
Harold Ste
Four Candidates File For Gallipolis City Offices
Four candidates entered the Gallipolis city commission race including two incumbents. New candidates are Lawrence Dickey and William Eddie Reese, natives of Gallipolis. Incumbents filing are President Raymond F. Jones and Dr. R. D. Thomas. Jack F. Knight will not seek reelection. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday. Other potential candidates include Wymond Bradbury and Capt. Charles M. Young.
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Gallipolis
City Commission
Mildred Stevens
Gallia County
Knight
Husband seeks court order to halt wife funds in Ohio case
A Virginia man filed a petition in Gallia County Common Pleas Court seeking a temporary injunction against ML Blain and the Ohio eee Bank foremen to stop withdrawals from a joint checking account. The filing aims to prevent access to funds while court action proceeds.
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Gallia County
Car Blaze Doused Near Gallipolis Station
Eight Gallipolis volunteers and one fire truck responded at 9 45 a m Tuesday to Holzer parking lot Second and Cedar to extinguish a fire in the front seat of a car owned by George W Hayes of Kanau Fire Chief James A North put the damage at 100 dollars with probable cause hot cigar ashes spilled between seats The loss was covered by insurance. Tri Hi Y Club at Gallia Academy High School named Joan Snyder president for 1965 66 with other officers elected.
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Gallipolis
Holzer
Second and
Cedar St
George W. Hayes
Kanau
James A. North
Gallia Academy High School
Joan Snyder
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Cancer Crusade
Robert M. Richards
Cross Films
Gandy
Schraffi
Esqi
Delsey Toilet
Coty Vaimah
Av OZ
East State St
Athens
Dudes Finah
Avia
KODAK
Imaines
Cellette
Russell Wolford
Leslie Beck
Zella Craft
Carroll Saxon
Ruth Saunders
Jean Clark
Paul North
Ralph Angel
Jack Rodgers
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Green School
William F. Neal
Oo Com
Acion
Ss. Fisie Lusk
Columbus
Electric Company
John Trotter
Ernestine Spriegel
Cleora Egner
Charles J. Er
South Playe
C. Wookne
Miss Snyder
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