Gallia School Promotion Policy Reforms Discussed
Gallia County board hears Superintendent T K Owens call for gradual change to promotion in one room grade structure. He notes students lag behind work, urges multi unit curriculum and advancement on finish, not time. Other reports include mentally retarded school plans and new textbook adoption timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Hannan Trace
Pauline Rife
Department of Welfare
Department of Education
Police Cars Targeted Again in Gallipolis Crash
In Gallipolis, a 1962 police cruiser received minor rear bumper damage when a car struck it at Fourth Ave and State St at 9:32 p.m. Saturday. Ptl. Silas J. Hamilton halted traffic as 16 year old George B. Somerville claimed brake slip led to the impact. Somerville was cited to Juvenile Court for failure to stop within the assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fourth Ave
State St
Vine St
Ptl
Silas J. Hamilton
Fourth
State
George B. Somerville
Somerville
Blood Donors Will Receive Free Parking at Bloodmobile
Gallipolis residents urged to donate at the Huntington regional bloodmobile visiting Grace Methodist Church noon to 6 pm. Special parking reserved around the church for donors. The event marks the second visit of the year with 19 donors eligible for the gallon club, nine for the two gallon club, and one for the three gallon club. J Dean Eisel leads with 42 pints. others include Eric E Cox Lauren R Blue Wilbur A Dennis 38 pints. Robert A Brickles Vance Rees 36. Garland Caudill Nelson Gardner 34. Dr Ralph R Burner 33. Laura Wise Sylvan Gardner 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Huntington
Grace Methodist Church
J. Dean Eisel
Gallia County
Red Cross
Eric E. Cox
Lauren R. Blue
Wilbur A. Dennis
Robert A. Brickles
Vance Rees
Garland Caudill
Nelson Gardner
Ralph R. Burner
Laura Wise
Sylvan Gardner
Polio Shots Given at Gallia County Clinics
The Gallia County health department reports 1059 polio vaccinations at weekly courthouse clinics this year with 882 Salk injections and 177 Sabin doses. Saturday’s session administered 20 Salk and nine Sabin doses, with nurses Pearl Pope Hatfield and registrar Madeline Rees assisting, along with 31 typhoid vaccines, 19 DPTs, five DDT and four smallpox shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Pearl Pope
Pearl Hatfield
Madeline Rees
Freshmen Spark North Gallia Honor Roll List
North Gallia High School announces the fifth six week honor roll led by 11 freshmen. A total of 35 students are named, including freshmen Marguerite Bass Barry Bias Rusty Blake Mary Callicoat Phyliss Campbell Linda Cross Carolyn Lawhorn David McCarley Ronnie Twyman Reva Nibert Lynn Lanier and others across sophomore junior and senior classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
North Gallia High School
Harley J. Cloud
Marguerite Bass
Barry Bias
Rusty Blake
Mary Callicoat
Phyliss Campbell
Linda Cross
Carolyn Lawhorn
David McCarley
Ronnie Twyman
Reva Nibert
Lynn Lanier
Tom Foster
Bill Bush
Karlene Fraley
Joann Bradshaw
Patty Stutler
Gary Callihan
Ruth McCarley
Patty Mays
Jackie Berry
Rowena Haynes
Kerry Barnes
Linda Bartley
Gary Blackburn
Ira Eggleton
Martha Garnes
Sharon Ann George
June Hunnel
Barbara Kennedy
David Kennedy
Charles G. Smith
Carol Cook
Sue Cregor
Doris Sheets
Mary Taylor
River Traffic and Dam Conditions on Ohio River
The report lists gauge readings at Gallipolis Greenup and Huntington with roller dam status. river levels rise steadily toward Gallipolis. It covers dam operations in Huntington District, and boat-by-boat tonnage and status along Kanawha and Ohio rivers including LOcks 11 13 14 17 19 20 21 23 31 32 34 and vessels such as I F Frieberger Marmet Solvay Indiana and Salvati with up and down movements through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montgomery
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy -Mason
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Huntington
I. F. Frieberger
Albert F. Helden
Stevenson
Lucille
J. E. Vickers
National
Semet
S. M. Jenks
Vulcan
H. E. Bowles
Lelia S. Shearer
Elgercliff
Pittsburgher
E’ Deana Bosworth
Ha. m
Craig M
OVEC
Kanawha
Marmet
Solvay
Winfield
Beaver
Helen
Indiana
Criss Jr
William H. Zimmer
Louisiana
Gona
Titan
Salvati
Harner
A. J. Patton
Little Edward
Eastern
Crucible
John Bell Hood
Beckford
Onward
Robert P. Tibolt
Laguna
Philip Sporn
Holzer Hospital News Admits and Discharges List
A long hospital notice lists births at Holzer Hospital including a daughter for the Fetty family in Langsville and several other newborns. The admits section names multiple patients by name and home town, followed by a lengthy dismissals section citing numerous patients and relatives.
Gallia Youth Given One Year License Suspension
Gallia County Juvenile Court sentenced Gary A. Layne seventeen of Gallipolis to a one year suspension of his license on three counts of reckless operation and one count of disobeying a stop sign. He was injured in a Route 588 crash early Saturday. Additionally Judge John W. Howell fined Cosby Meadows III sixteen of Gallipolis five dollars with court costs suspended for parking on the highway. Marriage license issued to Newton I. Jones and Patty Ann Rollins, both of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gary A. Layne
Layne
John W. Howell
Cosby Meadows, III
Hog Prices Rise Across Ohio Markets
Good weather kept farmers at work in fields, reducing hog receipts to 42 000 at Ohio's 85 interior markets. State Agriculture Department officials say market hog prices averaged 10 cents higher at 14.27 dollars per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Agriculture Department
Nine Persons Arrested In Gallia County Over Weekend
Gallia County sheriff's deputies arrested nine people over the weekend for intoxication fighting and disturbing the peace. Bonds were posted for Lew Phillips and Amos Apestaltz, and Waldo Fannin and Peggy Fannin were released on bond. Inmates awaiting Monday's Municipal Court included Charles Cochran Ralph Bush Kermit Pauley Mary Blackburn Billa Duncan and a 16 year old girl. Mrs Frank H Diggs of Wellston Route 2 was admitted to Holzer Hospital with a fractured right leg after a yard accident with good condition reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Charles W Cochran
Vinton
Ralph E. Bush
Cheshire
Kermit Pauley
Mary E. Blackburn
Waterloo
Billa M. Duncan
Henderson
Kananga
Fannin
Sheriff's Deputies
Frank H. Diggs
Wellston
Holzer Hospital
Dr Brown Elected Health Board Chief
Dr W Lew Brown was elected president and Frank Ruff was named vice president at the Gallia County Board of Health meeting held at the courthouse. The board also reviewed a petition to close the Cheshire village dump, the county’s only functioning sanitary landfill, with Howard Moore opposing and Mayor Harold Mack supporting. No action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. Lewis Brown
Frank Ruff
Gallia County
Rabid Skunk Slain in Gallia County Reports Rabies
Gallia County sanitarian confirms a northwest Gallia skunk killed last Tuesday tested positive for rabies. The tally tops 19 wild rabies cases this year with eight in Racoon Township and three in Greenfield Township. One grey fox also tested positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
William F. Neal
Mike Palsley
Ewington
Huntington
Raccoon
Greenfield
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health Laboratories
Gallipolis Defendants Face multiple Charges in City Court
Dale E. Sowards, 35, Newark and former Gallipolis resident, pleaded innocent to non support and was bound to the May term grand jury on $500 bond. Robert R. Green, 41, Gallipolis, charged with driving while intoxicated, pleaded innocent and posted $500 bond. Other local defendants faced fines for intoxication, disturbing the peace, speeding, and related offenses in municipal and city police court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dale E. Sowards
Newark
Sowards
Sheriff's Department
Robert R. Green
Green
Racine Social News Notes From Mrs Morris Column
Blanche Cleland fell and broke both arms at the shoulders and stays with her son Frank Cleland. John Bentz returned from the hospital. his daughter Helen Rhoades visited from Marietta. Easter weekend guests included Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jividen and family and others at the Jividen home. Several families hosted or visited relatives across Ohio and Maryland with dinners and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Blanche Cleland
Frank Cleland
John Bentz
Helen Rhoades
Marietta
Clark Jividen
Charles Jividen
Mike Wren
Athens
Otis McClintock
Charles Theiss
Mike Theiss
Blythe Theiss
Thelma Welsh
Esther
Gambrills
Edward Theiss
Betty
Pataskala
Karen Theiss
Arlene Theiss
Columbus
Esta Eaton
Stanley Dow
Ravenswood
Christine Lake
Francis Morris
Solon Butcher
Cleveland
Edward Simpson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gallia
K. Owens
County Board of Education
Terminix
White
Ashland
Nelsonville
Tri-County Lumber Company
Coolville, Ohio
James E. McComb
Pt. Pleasant
W Va
Hogg & Zuspan Materials Co
Mason City, W
Holzer Hospital News
Wallace Fetty
Langsville
Calvin R. McDaniel
Julius R. Campbell
Evans
W. Va
Route 1
H. Richard Hurwitz
Robert E. Lee
James C. Pauley
Mason
L. David Sullins
Bidwell
Fred Collins
Middleport
Robert L. Brown
Charles Kuhn
Oak Hill
Earl Carter
Livingston J. Evans
Stewart S. Zirkle
Hartford
Randall J. Might
Lewis J. Woodall
Mildred Ann Davis
Garland QO. Lanier
Joe E. Woodall
Franklin L. Hendricks
Ripley
Gary A. Haggy
Pomeroy
Denisse G. Friar
Harold L. Lemley
William E. Brumfield
Ironton
Lawrence F. Napper
Minersville
John Roach
Joe D. Call
Virgil Adkins
Stephen Morgan
Thomas W. Musick
Charles Morarity
Gary Townsend
B. G McCarthy
Dewey Barr
Elsie Greenwood
John Morgan
B. G. McCarthy
R. D. Tygrett
Olan Goodwin
William Mahaffey
Neola Lewis
James H. Rowley
John E. Lloyd
Charles W. Henson
C. F. Scott
C. E. Osler
Remo Rocchi
Newton I. Jones
Patty Ann Rollins
Lafayette Hotel
Radioear
Diles Radioear
Athens, C
Ellen K. Martin
Harland T. Martin
Gallipolis Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gallia Academy High School
Miss Martin
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Grace Methodist Church Choir
Dr. Brown
William H. Jones
Donald L. Steele
Nitro
Harvey C. Steele
Willie Saunders
Patriot
Robert W. Fellore
Chris Rosin
Ford Dealers
Ford
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
E. Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
OGG Ford, Inc
High St
Glouster, Ohio
Mrs. Francis Morris
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