Sue Dailey Crowned Queen At 11th Gallia Junior Fair
Sue Dailey of Gallia Academy High School was named Miss Gallia County 1960 at the opening night of the 11th Gallia County Junior Fair before about 8500 spectators. The event featured 12 queen candidates with attendants Gwenn Evans and Judy Brown, plus a large Little Miss and Little Mister Gallia County contest. Judges and officials praised the fair as the state’s best and a model of community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Dailey
Gallia
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Gallia County
Sam Neal
John Wilson
Jackson
Maxine Kramer
Columbus
Boz Johnson
Huntington
W. Va
Dailey
Queen
Harold Dailey
Gwenn Evans
Bob Evans
Rio Grande
Judy Brown
North Gallia High School
Walter Brown
Vinton
Spon
Odie O'Donnell
Bernard Fultz
Kal Hindy
Pomeroy
Evan Davis
Ray Belville
Otha Belville
Andra Davidson
John Davidson
Madeline Dr
Rutland
Kgger Creek
Point Pleasant
North Gallia
John de Bolt
Jim Anderson
Pirates
Annette Chick
Lucille Young
Claudetta Mason
Dottie McCarley
Joyce Jacques
Betty Robie
Elina Martin
Rutland High School
Bob Schaeffing
Heiskell
Rep. Dann ©. Taber
Judge Grants Plea Custody of Children
In Gallia County Court Judge Robert M Betz granted Elsie McNeil a divorce from Robert McNeil both residents of Gallipolis. The defendant was found guilty of gross neglect after dismissing his answer and cross petition. The plaintiff received custody of their three minor children. McNeil must pay $100 monthly per child until age 18 and $150 monthly to support Elsie while unmarried or until the youngest child turns 18. The couple married in Catlettsburg Kentucky on November 23 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
Gallia County
McNeils
Catlettsburg
Driver Tests Passed By 26
Results of state highway patrol driver license examinations show 12 of 13 passed on preliminary tests and 14 of 16 on regular road tests. During two days, 26 sought temporary learners permits with 24 passing, and 34 road test takers yielded 25 operator licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ronald G. Lambert
Lambert
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Dwight Gibbs in Falls activity note
Letart community reports a birthday dinner for Mrs Dwight Gibbs during a Boards Baptist aid meeting with attendees including Mrs Dennis Roush Mrs Charles Brown and others. The Oakgrove Sunday school joined a Brighter EUB Church convention and several Columbus visitors were hosted by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakgrove
Brighter Eub Church
Don Westenburger
Columbus
Taft Boston
Dave Sayre
Sam Boston
Richard Roush
Ed Fry
Lillie Kelveston
Akron
John Adkins
Edgar Adkins
Point Pleasant
Probe Roush
Naomie Yeager
D. Gibbs
Dollar Yeager
Virginia Holland
Leon
Johnnie Fry
Silas Billips
Oakey Roush
Curtis Young
Marble Head
Lake Erie
State Director Outlines Ohio Agriculture Duties At Kiwanis
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club heard Ohio Director of Agriculture Robert H. Terhune describe the department’s five divisions. He said the divisions oversee the state fair and regulate county fairs, plus Animal Industry which protects animal health with supervision of 1000 veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Terhune
Ohio
Gallie County
Terhune
Hune
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club
Department of
Agricul
St. Lawrence Seaway
Division of Food and Dairy
John L
Bud) Preston
Dan G. Fulks
Dann O. Taber
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Don Matthews
The
Columbus Dispatch
Kiwanis
Bob Byers
Glouster
Roger Barron
Athens Kiwanis Club
Ward named head football coach at Ceredo Kenova
Carl Ward a Kenova native and Marshall College graduate and former Gallia Academy head basketball coach was named head football coach at Ceredo Kenova High School. Local officials had no prior knowledge and may require resignation. Ohio teaching certificate could be revoked for a year if Ward resigns post July 10. Other notices mention state kiwanis events and officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Education
Ward
Boggs
Ohio
Well Child Clinic Reports Immunizations and New Patients
Gallipolis Dr. Leonard Harris of Holzer Clinic examined 21 children at the City Health Department semi monthly well child clinic at the Municipal Building. Nurses Mrs. Helen Spriegel Virginia Bane and Miss Sue Morgan assisted. four new children attended. Four school physicals were given and 15 tetravax, one DPT, and four Salk polio immunizations were administered. Next clinic set for Aug 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Leonard Harris
Holzer Clinic
City Health Department
Harris
Helen Spriegel
R.N
City Health
Virginia Bane
Sue Morgan
Births At Holzer Hospital Note New Arrivals
Birth announcements list a daughter for Mr and Mrs Donald Tilly Jackson Route 3 and a son for Mr and Mrs Billy Abshire 4 fo o and Mrs Connie Farrell Gallipolis among numerous names including James N Brown Eliza Grover Joyce Riley and Eva Poneman plus a note that blood used Wednesday 2 pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Tilly
Jackson
Billy J. Abshire
Connie C. Farrell
Gallipolis
Waller
Pea
M Witam
Ha Phtanners
M. Am
James N. Brown
Eliza Grover
Cailiptis
Sheila G. Crouch
Virett E. Shaver
Joyce L. Riley
Middleport
Harry L. Barcus
Eureka
John T. Keys
Ironton
Lewis Smith
Pomeroy
Laban R. Burrow
Oelis
Emery B. Craig
Buffalo
Lucille Cordell
Gellipolis
Horace Likens
Sarah Hartman
Carte Lambert
Chauncey Shoemaker
Edward Miller
Couple Applies for Third Gallia County Marriage License
Richard Villarreal 30 of Columbus and Hope Brunicardi 22 of Gallipolis filed Tuesday in Gallia County Probate Court for August’s third marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Richard Villarreal
Columbus
Hope Brunicardi
Six Area Youths Report for Basic Training at Fort Knox
Six Mason Gallia Meigs area men enlisted through the Gallipolis Army Recruiting Station are beginning eight weeks of basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. They are Gerald Edwin Derenberger 18 Charles William Lewis 18 Richard Elwood Garrett 22 in Point Pleasant Mason County Bidwell Route 1 Charles William Plants 17 Gallia County Rutland Meigs County Gary Eugene Rife 19 Rutland and Carl William Herman 19 Massillon. After basic they will enter schools and training under the Army choice not chance plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mason-Gallia-Meigs
Fort Knox
Kenneth O. Judd
Mason County
Gerald Edwin Derenberger
Homer N. Derenberger
Point Pleasant
Charles William Lewis
Boyd Lewis
Richard Elwood Garrett
William H. Garrett
Viand St
Gallia County
Charles William Plants
Gilbert Plants
Bidwell
Meigs County
Gary Eugene Rife
Margie B. Greaser
Rutland
Carl William Herman
Martha V. Herman
Massillon
Herman
Janet Ann Herman
Hyland Ave
Oak Hill
Jackson County
Army
River Traffic and Dam Status Across Kanawha and Ohio Rivers
Data show Kanawha River crest readings near 4 percent at Montgomery and rising at Hinton while dams operate on the sill. Ohio River movable dams in Huntington District are up as boats report various down and up statuses at Lock numbers 13 through 31 and along Kanawha River ports including Marmet and Winfield with numerous vessel names and tonnage readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Huntington
I. F. Frieberger
Ovec
Lock
Lehigh
Captain Harrison
Cotton Queen
Lunga Point
Elizabeth
Ouachita
Lucy Jane Lucas
Cornell
National
Jefferson
Beckford
Western
Albert F. Holden
Rocket
Stillwater
Kanawha
Marmet
Solvay
Winfield
Lelia C. Shearer
Helen
A.m
J. S. Lewis
C. V. MiGallipsta Beate
Gemnet
Own
Belpre
Cincinnati
Southland
Elgercliff
Ernestine
Larry Turner
Linda Brooks
Orleanian
City of Maysville
Second Son Born To Mr. And Mrs. Abshire
A son named Bryan Jeffrey was born at 9 08 a m Wednesday in Holzer Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bily J Abshire of Kananga. The mother is the former Jane Roush. The Abshires have a son Billy Jarrett. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Junior Abshire of Cheshire and Mr and Mrs Carl Roush of Kananga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Abshire
Gallipolis
Bryan Jeffrey
Holzer Hospital
Bily J. Abshire
Kananga
Jane Roush
Abshires
Billy Jarrett
Junior Abshire
Cheshire
Carl Roush
Debris From Blasting Hospitalizes V. Shaver
Virgil E. Shaver 46 of Gallipolis Route 1 was admitted to Holzer Hospital with fractured ribs and left lung contusion after flying debris from tree blasting struck his back. Also admitted were Charles A. Baldwin 23 of Sandyville and Eliza Grover 84 of Gallipolis with injuries. Baldwin had his right thumb amputated at Kaiser Aluminum’s Ravenswood press and is listed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Virgil E. Shaver
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Rosalie Bailes
Erans
Nyle D. Borden
John R. Heiskell
Dick Lakin
Fair Board
Sored
Gallipolis Lions Club
Tme
Tanya Jones
Bobbie J. Jones
Mercerville Star Route
Beverly Rowland
Rowland
Cruzet St
J. Sherman Porter
Letart
Robert H. Ter
Ture
Carl Ward
Board of Education
Chuck Stobart
Preston
Well Child Clinic
Ft. Knox
TBE Air Force
Martin Aircraft Corp
Air Force
Navy
V. Shaver
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bao Ticket Office
Coney Island
Baltimore & Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Orlon
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