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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1964
Page
3
Gallipolis police reported three people injured in a three car crash at Third Ave and Olive St. Sunday morning. Six separate weekend accidents included backing collisions on Vinton Ave and Second Ave with minor damage and no charges.
Dr. Thomas P. Price of Gallipolis reports major ACS sponsored advances in cancer research. He cites leukemia detecting tests in chickens, a uterine and possibly breast cancer preventive hormone, mouse immunization from tumor cell solution, cigarette smoke related lung cell changes, and a chromosome based leukemia diagnostic test. He contrasts 1945 46 ACS research spend of about 600000 with 1963 expenditures of 12456745, emphasizing ongoing progress toward cancer control.
The Holzer Hospital notes report a son born to Mr and Mrs William F Hafer of Jackson and a son to Mr and Mrs Janeil Harrison of Wellston Route 2. The section lists many admitted and discharged patients by name and residence across Gallipolis Ravenswood Point Pleasant and nearby areas.
GALLIPOLIS Charded by City Police with driving while intoxicated Richard W Myers Gallipolis was fined 50 and costs Saturday in Municipal Court He also received a five day jail sentence and a six months license suspension In other cases Judge William H Sowers fined Lester L Barcus 20 Gallipolis Route 2 5 and costs for an illegal muffler Earl O Pyle 56 Proctorville James Whittington 38 Gallipolis Route 2 Carl Odell 48 Gallipolis and Cecil White 41 Gallipolis each 10 and costs for intoxication Forfeiting bonds on City Police charges were G Coolidge Hildebran 36 Winston Salem NC 15 for failure to keep a loaded truck on a state highway in the city and Paul H King 54 Detroit Mich 25 for failure to yield the right of way Clarence E Cox 45 Kananga arrested by the Sheriff's Department on a warrant signed by George Moodispaugh Gallipolis was fined 5 and costs for assault and battery Walter May 41 Gallipolis was fined 5 and costs for intoxication
Gallia County closed a section of Lincoln Pike Road at Northup as a 30 to 40 foot slip sunk three to four feet and broke up. County Engineer J. Roy Bartlett said the slip was reported at 5 a.m. Sunday and a solution would be discussed with the county commission, depending on funds. The slide blocks access to the Raccoon Creek bridge east of the junction with Northup Patriot Road.
Gallia County faces two principal openings at Southwestern High School and Vinton Elementary in North Gallia District. County Superintendent T K Owens told the board that vacancies also include commercial instructors at North Gallia and Southwestern High, plus a vocal music post at Southwestern.
Gallia reports three wrecks on routes 588 7 and C H D Road injuring Elias Hatfield 35 of Gallipolis and Floyd Clary Jr 20 of Crown City. Hatfield cited for excessive speed after a two car collision on Route 588 near Bowman's Store and treated at Holzer Hospital. Keels 23 of Blackfork admitted to Holzer with lacerations and a badly broken right ankle from a two car crash in Lawrence County. Forage seed production noted in the United States at about 875 million pounds annually.
Gallia Municipal Court fined Herb Smith 343 dollars plus costs for a 10 610 pound overload on state highway patrol charge. Charles Bailey and David Laufer each got 25 dollar fines with costs for overloading. Several others forfeited bonds for patrol charges including no mudflaps no emergency brake and stopping related offenses. Gallia marriage licenses listed for multiple couples.
The Rio Grande College Club of Southwestern Ohio voted to donate its dues to the college library campaign. The meeting at Aldena Shato Runyan's home 1623 Madison Ave Mt Health Cincinnati had 15 members present with guest J Sherman Porter executive secretary of the alumni association.
Lia County Board of Health heard the second reading of amendments to the sanitary code covering lots and subdivisions dimensions areas sewage or settling tanks capacity and location and leaching devices. The board set a third reading for May and approved its annual budget of 32075 dollars matching last year.
Harvested forages including hay silage and green chop account for roughly 15 percent of the total fall feed consumed by live stock.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne behind Preparation H is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports note reductions with consistent relief, and the product is available as suppository or ointment at drug counters in New York.
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