Two Mishaps Reported At Intersection Gallipolis
Two accidents occurred within hours at Pine Street and Fourth Avenue as a defective traffic signal was on caution. Richard Woodyard and Lee Croson collided at 11 20 p m with Woodyard cited for failure to stop. No injuries. both cars damaged.
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Gallipolis
Pine St
Fourth Ave
Richard Woodyard
Lee Croson
Charleston
W. Va
Fourth and
Pine
Woodyard
Tine St
Croson
David L. Holter
Roger H. Reynolds
Pomeroy
Two Mishaps Reported In Gallia County
Gallia County records show two weekend one car accidents reported by the State Highway Patrol. At 11 25 Sunday on Route 7 north of Crown City Charles M Taylor 20 of Pomeroy Route 3 loss of control sent his car into a drainage ditch causing medium damage. A passenger Earl F Ingles Jr 18 Mason complained of a shoulder injury but was not treated and Taylor was cited for excessive speed for conditions. The second crash occurred at 1 19 Sunday on August Wellborn Road north of Route 35 Charles L Lambert 24 Rodney drove off the road hitting a telephone pole with medium damage, no injuries and no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Gallia County
Crown City
Charles M. Taylor
Pomeroy Route 3
Earl F. Ingles, Jr
Mason
Taylor
Wellborn Rd
Charles L. Lambert
Rodney
Hit-Skip Charge Filed in Gallia Motorist Asks Jury Trial Be Held
Gallia County notables face multiple patrol charges. Bartow E Pearson, 25, Gallipolis Feri West Virginia, pleads innocent to improper backing and leaving the scene of an accident from an April 10 Route 7 crash in front of Green Gables Tavern. Pearson seeks jury trial. counsel Warren Sheets requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Gallipolis
Bartow E. Pearson
Feri
W. Va
State Highway Patrol
C. David Mehl
Pearson
Warren F. Sheets
Green Gables
Shi
Lloyd E. Walker
Walker
Rob
Hinkle Diary Topic at Mason County Historical Society
James H. Lewis presented a paper by Lloyd Roush on the diary of Rev. Paul Hinkle a Lutheran minister who settled Mason County in 1810 and established the First Lutherans The Board Run Church still stands and was organized in 1817 The next meeting of the West Virginia Historical Society Fourth District is set for May 17 at Leon Grade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Roush
New Haven
Paul Hinkle
Mason County
Mason Clean Up Week Begins In Schools
Ralph Sayre assistant superintendent announces Mason County Clean-Up Week starts county wide today. The program focuses on cleaning both interior and exterior school property with county trucks visiting Thursday and Friday to collect rubbish.
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Point
Ralph ‘Sayre
Mason County
Break-in Reported At House In Gallia County
Gallia County Sheriff's Department investigated an attempted breaking at 2 15 a m Sunday at the home of Raymond Clark son Rio Grande. Clarkson had left Saturday afternoon and returned to find the residence entered. No theft reported. investigation continues. Also over the weekend Delbert Powell 34 Gallipolis jailed on forgery warrant. $27 44 check dated April 17 1965 drawn on Commercial and Savings Bank. hearing set in Municipal Court. Roy Schultz 36 Point Pleasant Route 2 posted 1000 bond to appear Monday for driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Commercial and Savings Bank
Powell
Roy Schultz
Point Pleasant
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital list numerous names
A Holzer Hospital news item lists recent births including a son to Mr and Mrs Charles J Hawk of Pomeroy and others. It also records many admissions from families across the region with names, residences, and several Kentucky and West Virginia locations represented.
City Hall Opens To Big Crowd At Dedication
Nearly 350 people toured the new $400,000 City Hall and central fire station in a weekend open house. Visitors saw a lobby mural, business and mayor offices, council room with carpeting, a basement meeting space and public offices for sewage and water. Mayors Virgil Siders and staff welcomed guests while Fire Chief Paul Wood led department tours.
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Point Pleasant
Central Fire Station
Virgil Siders
A. E Thomas
Paul Wood
Gallia Seal Contest Announced For Gallipolis Area
Mrs. Sarah Mosier, art instructor, named seal committee chair for Gallipolis area 175th anniversary. Rules call for an eight inch black and white seal depicting Gallipolis history or progress, including title and dates 1790 1965. Prizes: 25 10 and 5. Deadline midnight May 8. postmark by May 8. Entries to Mrs. Sarah Moshier 222 First Ave Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Sarah Mosier
Kyger Creek
Gallipolis Area
Inc
Mosier
Corporation Committee
Sarah Moshier
First Ave
River Traffic Gauges and Dam Conditions Report
Gauge readings across the Ohio River system show Bourbon Canal area dams and locks with varied water levels and roller measurements. Movable dams are up to Dam 17 Galipolis as crews track boat movements and vessel status including up and down readings for Linda Chotin Defender and others throughout the morning to early evening.
Taber Explains Farm Land Bill for Gallipolis
Rep. D. C. Taber outlines Sub. HB. 436 to study acquiring 175.15 acres of Gallipolis State Institute land for an industrial plant. He stresses that the bill excludes dairy, hog, and farm operations while offering potential tax benefits and 100 plus jobs, urging civic leaders to support local development.
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Gallipolis
D. C. Taber
R-Gallia
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Kanauga
Gallpolis
Ohio
Indiana
Clyde Remsay
Gallipolis Girl Named Presbytery Moderator
Susan Sechrist of Gallipolis was elected moderator of Scioto Youth Presbytery at a spring youth rally in Portsmouth. Her brother Tom and Lowell Evans were named members at large of the Presbytery Youth Conference, and all three plus Mrs. Sechrist will attend the Synod of the First United Presbyterian Church in Wooster June 22 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Susan Sechrist
Robert W. Sechrist
Hedgewood
Ext
Scioto
John L. Evans
Tommy Sechrist
Susan
Presbytery
Sechrist
First United Presbyterian Church
Wooster
Julia Shawver
Susan Boster
April
Tom Brandeberry
Carmah Saxton
Bob Hout
Eileen Kilgore
Karen Edwards
Jack McGinness
Carol Howe
Richard Hueholt
Michael Orr
John C. Saxton
Sehrist
Glen R. Hueholt
Gallipolis Judge Orders Fines and Suspension in Drug Case
Gallipolis Municipal Judge William H Sowers fined Robert L Chevalier 50 dollars and costs for driving while under suspension and suspended a two day jail term. Other city cases saw Esta Flint Irvin Saunders and John Pigman each fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication while Cecil White was found innocent. Charles Roberts received a 50 dollar 30 day peace bond. Mary Phillips files for divorce from Charles R Phillips alleging gross neglect of duty seeking alimony and custody. married August 17 1963.
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Bulaville Rd
Pitchford Rd
John R. Smith
Patriot Star Route
Lin D. Pierce
Columbus
William H. Sowers
David D. Matthews
B. Smith
Gallipolis
William H Sowers
Robert L. Chevalier
Chevalier
Sowers
Esta Flint
Irvin L. Saunders
John Pigman
Ewington
Cecil White
Esta White
Charles Roberts
Eleanor Roberts
Mary Phillips
Crown City
Gallia County
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and Local License Grant
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes list births in Letart Leon Point Pleasant and Apple Grove with several new babies. Dismissals include multiple Point Pleasant families and West Columbia related cases. Gallipolis grants Andrew Lemley a license as an auctioneer after graduation from Knott's School of Auctioneering.
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Benny Lyons
Letart
Leroy Chattin
Leon
Valeria Ann Biffle
Point Pleasant
Willard Casey
Apple Grove
Tammy Sue Jeffers
South Side
Robert Grimm
Gallipolis
John McDaniel
West Columbia
Hallie Tucker
Carl Loomis
Charles Loomis
Donald Stewart
Andrew Lemley
Chillicothe Rd
Lemley
Knott's School of Auctioneering
Jackson
Chanting Colonels Club
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Reynolds
Holter
Eastern Ave
Bob Evans
Avery Jiiden
Eleanor
Thomas E. Sauer
Gillingham
William E. Reese
Ralph Whitmore
Reese
Whitemore
Hinkle
James H. Lewis
Messenger
Valley Forge
the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Holzer Hospital News
Charles J. Hawk
Dalton B. Grover
Denver W. Hess
Wellston
Gary L. Gibbs
Jimmy D. Amburgey
Cheshire
Roger A. Bossie
Lowell Holt
Worthland
Dinie F. Smith
Ashland
Charles V. Baker
Patrick Pope
Patriot
Sterling L. Muller
Ravenswood
Paul H. Harrison
George F. Browning
Radcliff
Allie Waugh
Donald E. Brumfield
Galion
Carl E. Lynch
William T. Washam
Lawrence A. Hunt
Ripley
William A. Gifford
William J. Hoskinson
Bessie M. Sayre
Grimms Landing
W.va
James E. Lucas
Nora L. Moore
Bobby L. Head
Clifford G. Jacobs
Wilbur M. Mercer
Harold E. Parsons
Jack S. Kerwood
John T. Dillon
Coal Grove
D. Webster Sheets
Marvin N. Olier
Chloe R. Fink
Rutland
Zeldon West
James Adams
Olivier Lieving
D. J. McIntyre
John Chapman
D. C. Higgins
Charles Bush
Dorist F. Bonecutter, Jr
Criss C. Sayre
Sandra Jeffers
Alfred Stewart
T. J. White
Scott M. Pickens
Teresa L. McDermitt Shelha A. Wickline
Douglas W. Johnson
Arnold Snowden
Ross Stephens
Nona Alexander
City Hall
Montgomerys
Greenup
Meldahl
Kanewha Falls
Hinton
Pomerox-Mason
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington
Galipolis
Linda Chotin
Defender
Steel Ranger
ORCO
Gaspor Larcre
Bob Genter
Harriett M
Luther Herdman
Perry Downey
M . Valley Voyager
Semet
Barbara Gay
John J. Rowe
H. BE. Bowles
Onward
Western
Anawha Riker
Duncan Bruce
Jefferson
Beaver
Bonats
Nontgomery
Charles K
Louisiana
Lock
Elisha Woods
Queen City
Greenup Locks
National
Brimstone
Pam
Colonel Davenport
Meldah Locks
Arnold V. Walker
Jane P.m
A. F. Patten
AQ P.m
Taber
R. Short
Manning &. Wetherholt
Community Improvement Corporation
Department of Mental Hygiene
Pleasant Valley Hospital
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