Miss Black Weds Charles T. Beard in Kanauga
Karen Sue Black and Charles T. Beard were married at a Kanauga Methodist church with Rev. C J Lemley officiating. The bride wore a lace gown and pearls. reception followed at Farmers Hotel Gallipolis. They will live in Gallipolis and work at Evans Packing Co. and Bob Evans sausage plant respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Karen Sue Black
K. D. Black
Charles T. Beard
Gilbert C. Beard
Gallipolis
Methodist Church
C. J. Lemley
Kay Johnston
Columbus
Paul Plymele
Florence Allen
Point Pleasant
Farmers Hotel
Lillia Fellore
Barbara Hulshast
Roanoke
Second Ave
Beard
Gallia Academy High School
Evans Packing Co
Gallia Academy
Bob Evans
Births at Holter Hospital Listed for Ripley and Nearby
A hospital notice reports births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stephen D Hirkala of Ripley West Virginia and additional newborns to families in Langsville Ironton Patriot Gallipolis Grimms Landing Ashland Kentucky Oak Hill Syracuse Chester Rutland and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen D. Hirkala
Ripley, W. Va
Edward J. Holter
Pomeroy
Bobby G. Halley
Gallipolis
Edgar C. Wolfe
Middleport
Howard H. Johnson
R. Elben Higginbotham
Grimms Landing
W. Va
Fred A. Burns
Ashland
David A. Woodyard
Point
Cub Scouts Present Lions Club Program in Gallipolis
Lions Club members at Tye's Restaurant hosted Cub Pack 203 with 15 Scouts in two dens. Everett McMahon introduced the program as nine Den 3 scouts performed a pantomime with taped recordings. President Robert A. Boudinit presided as Lions outlined future sight-saving fundraising plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Gallipolis
Tye
Cub Pack
Everett McMahan
Cub Scouts
Robert A. Boudinit
Lions
Grand Ole Opry booked for Gallia Junior Fair finale
Gallia County Agricultural Society program committee closed a deal with the Grand Ole Opry to appear the final night of the junior fair on August 4 in Gallipolis. Also on the schedule are a Gallia County Library children program and a Peter Pan production directed by Merlyn Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ole Opry
Gallia
Gallia County Agricultural Society
Lafayette Hotel
Gallia County
Merlyn Ross
Kyger
Lions Club
Aerial Ladder Training By Gallipolis Firemen
Gallipolis volunteer firemen used a 75 foot aerial ladder truck in a park front training demonstrating the fire tower and water curtain. First Ave was blocked for traffic during the exercise led by Fire Chief James A. Northup and Assistant Fire Chief Silas J. Hamilton. Residents were observed chewing kat leaves, a common practice in Yemen noted by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Ave
James A. Northup
Silas J. Hamilton
Parole Hearing Notice For Mansfield Prisoner
Mansfield Ohio April 15 1962 Dean L Hillyer 63 968 a prisoner confined in Ohio State Reformatory admitted from Athens County Case No 11803 Convicted August 9 1961 of breaking and entering and serving 1 to 15 years eligible for a hearing before the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after August 9 1961 Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission M V Horn Record Clerk 4 18 2otw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
Dean L. Hillyer
Ohio State Reformatory
Athens County
B&e N S
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
M. V. Horn
Paul E. Chilcote
Ohio Eee and Parole Commission
Hearing eligibility noted for prisoner Chilcote in 1962 case
Summary of a 1962 notice states Paul E. Chilcote, 63, inmate 11900, convicted 1961 of breaking and entering. eligible for a parole hearing after June 1, 1962. Also filed divorce petition notice in Athens County Court of Common Pleas by Howard C. Rhodes against Edna P. Rhodes, residence 1387 West 18th Junction City Kansas, cause for divorce on grounds of excesses and neglect of duty with hearing requested after June 1, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Rhodes
Edna P. Rhodes
West 18Th
Junction City
Kansas
Court of Common Pleas
Athens
Ohio
River Dams and Locks Status Report with Tonnage Readings
The Huntington District notes ranges of gauges on Kanawha and Ohio rivers with rollers and crest readings. Movable dams are down on the Ohio while several boats change positions at Lock 14 through Lock 34 with multiple vessels and crews listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montgomery
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington
Andrew P. Calhoun
N. F. Freiberger
Little Edward
Albert F. Holden
Creditor
A. C. Criss Jr
National
Carl
True Power
Orleanian
Bob Benter
St. Genevieve
Diindis
Lock
Elisha Woods
Nita Dean
San Ricardo
Ravenswood
Miss Rivers
R. H. Bosworths
Mark Eastin
Walter Hoagland
Defender
J. S. Lewis
C. V. Harner
Beaver
Robert E. Reed
Semet
Samuel Clemens
E’deana Bosworth
Betty Moran
Southland
Gallia Academy girls nominate for Miss Rivers title
Gallia Academy High School lists 30 candidates from four classes for the Miss Rivers boat club water ski show queen. Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen nominate two each per room. four finalists will be elected after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat Club
Gallia County 4H Club plans leadership conference roles
The Gallia County 4H Junior Leadership Club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the office basement of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Officers and leaders will plan their role in the officers and advisers training conference to be held at 7 p m May 4 at Washington Elementary School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Washington Elementary School
Centerville 4-H Elects New Officers at Meeting
GALLIPOLIS The Centerville 4-H Elects Gallipolis report shows Ronnie Boster elected president with Melvin Carter and John Davis as advisers. Other officers include Jerry Boster vice president Curtis Baisden secretary Gene Hall treasurer Charles Beman news reporter Woody Perroud recreation leader Roger Boster song leader Jimmy Walker health chairman Roger Williams safety chairman Jamie Sheffield member present. Club schedules 8 p.m. Friday meetings at Centerville Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night
Ronnie Boster
Melvin Carter
John Davis
Jerry Boster
Curtis Baisden
Gene Hall
Charles Beman
Woody Perroud
Roger Boster
Jimmy Walker
Roger Williams
Easter Rites at Gallia Academy High School
The Rev. Glenn R. Hueholt delivered the Easter message at an assembly marking the Easter vacation. Students read devotions from The Seven Words and performed music by the Madrigals. A bake sale by the Future Business Leaders of America at First National Bank follows Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hueholt
First United Presbyterian Church
Gallia Academy High School
Gallipolis
Future Business Leaders of America Club
First National Bank
Gallia Academy High names Harrington as vice president
Gallia Academy High School selects Doug Harrington as vice president for 1962-63 after the filing deadline. Three candidates compete for president: Tom Bailes William A. Davis and Jim Porter. Electioneering runs April 24 to 27 with speeches April 27 and voting on April 30. Dinner for the student council is set for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Doug Harrington
Gallia Academy High School
Harrington
Tom Bailes
William A. Davis
Jim Porter
Gallipolis man burned repairing truck gas tank
Gallipolis Cox, 65, suffered first and second degree burns on his left hand when sparks from a drill ignited gasoline fumes in his truck gas tank on Route 218. Firemen treated him at the scene. damage to the truck was about 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clan Cox
Route 218
Cox
Northup
Sausage Shop Opens at Bob Evans Farm Near Rio Grande
The Sausage Shop, a $30,000 restaurant at the Bob Evans farm near Rio Grande, opens Tuesday with a limited menu of Bob Evans meat items. It seats 25, has parking for 25, and operates 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. through May 15 then 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Larry Corbin manages with Mrs Rose Crothers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Evans
Rio
Bob Evans Farms, Inc
Rio Grande
Larry Corbin
Rose Crothers
Avanelle Cobb
Bob Evans Farms
Gahanna Man Bound Over For Forgery Trial
Gahanna man Harold Hall, 37, was bound over to the May term grand jury on a forgery charge after pleading innocent and posting a $300 bond. Also awaiting Saturday hearings were Joseph Halley, 39, on intoxication and open flask charges, and Charles Waugh, 45, on intoxication with a $25 bond forfeiture. A state patrol case saw William Milam, 73, fined $15 and costs for defective brakes and $5 costs suspended for improper passing. Snowslides described as nearing tornadoes in energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Harold Hall
Gahanna
Hall
Joseph P. Halley
Eureka Star Route
Charles L. Waugh
Crown City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Black
C. T. Beard
Mr., Mrs. Beard
Holter Hospital News
James A. Crisp
Langsville
John H. Heffner
Ironton
Ava H. Moshier
Joseph Baer
Harold Kauff
Luther Thomas
Walter Hursey
George Hensley
Albert Jewell
Albert Miller
Walter Kennedy
Howard Blazer
Merlin Miller
Warren Black
Jurgen Robson
Kathy van Meter
Billy McCarley
Melody Tate
Charles Follrod
Ricky Moore
Walter Simpson
Ronald Pauley
Albert Scott
Marie Brumfield
Thomas Puckett
Carl Hicks
Jack Pyles
Lewis R. Milstead
Walter Stein
Den 3
Doc James
Eureka
Union Barge Lines, Inc
Pittsburgh
James
Eastern
Neville Island
Paducah
Navigator
UBS
Cairo
Ill
New Orleans
Charlene Smith
Gallahers
Henry Clay
Yemen
Ward C. Rhodes
R. W. Finsterwald
GAHS
Gallia Aca
Demy High School
Sherry Pasquale
Joyce Decoy
Joan Barrett
Marilyn Reapp
Gretchen Mossman
Shirley Bisnaugle
Jan Richards
Karen Williams
Jill Bastiani
Millie Roderick
Carol Sue Young
Deanna Wright
Robbin Evans
Mary B. Halliday
Frances Lou Baker
Mary Avalon Betz
Carolyn Jo King
Beverly Garlic
Sharon Grose
Carol Corbin
Connie White
Nancy Lusk
Linda Mitchell
Carolyn Smith
Patty Holston
Anita Robinson
Nancy Thompson
Pat Roach
Sue Grose
Barbara Simmons
Centerville
Centerville Grange Hall
Jamie Sheffield
Rev
Glenn
Clovis G. Chappell
Sara Yoho
Geraldine Richards
Henry Cherrington
Becky Sechrist
Calvary
Jerrie Cremeens
Bisnaugle
Corporation
Robert S. Wood
The
Corpor
Aes
David Davies
Longhorn
Jar
Powers
Caer
Jarnescafe
Romes
State
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