Four Fined In Court Here Monday
Gallia court records show four defendants fined for driving while intoxicated. Charles W. Greenlee of Point Pleasant received 50 dollars fine, five days jail, 18 month license suspension, plus 25 dollar and costs for resisting arrest after a car stop. John H. Rupe of Eureka Star Route Gallipolis paid 50 dollar fine with six month license suspension. Virgil D. Hixson of Gallipolis was fined 5 dollars for an insecure load. Donald G. Cregut of Huntington paid 25 dollars for DWI under license revocation. Jess James Duncan of Porter and Dayton was jailed to await a Mayor Robinson hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Charles W. Greenlee
Point Pleasant
Greenlee
Boggs
John H. Rupe
Eureka Star
Virgil D. Hixson
Donald G. Cregut
Huntington
Jess James Duncan
Porter
Dayton
Meigs Co
E. F. Robinson
Pomeroy
Bike Car Collision on Grape Street in Gallipolis
Gallipolis city police described a minor bicycle car crash on Grape Street at about 3 05 p m. Ronnie Carter 14 of Gallipolis Route 2 rode from between parked cars and hit a car driven by Gail Sheets 34 of Gallipolis Route . The rider was uninjured and the car had a scratched right front fender. In Municipal Court Monday Charles Carter Wood 21 Cincinnati was fined 10 dollars plus costs for reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grape St
Ronnie Carter
Gail Sheets
Charles Carter Wood
Cincinnati
Gallia County Land Deeds List Multiple Transfers
A compilation of property transfers in Gallia County with numerous grantees. Notable deeds include John Montgomery to Donald and Lucille Montgomery for 36.30 acres in Guyan Township and a 61.88 acre transfer from Daniel Workman to Noah Brewer in Huntington Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montgomery
Donald
Lucille Montgomery
Guyan
Jack
Jennie S. Waugh
Alice M. Smith
City
Gallipolis
Malissa A. Brown
Www
A. Brown
Cecil Brown
Blanche Cooper
Euel Brown
Linda Don Brown
Stevie Brown
Jean Dianne Brown
Carrie L. Chick
Esther Clench
Irene Delaney
Garland Plymare
Maple Shade
Daniel and
Vernia Workman
Noah Brewer
Huntington Township
Douglas
Mary Durst
Rex
Carrie Lemley
Cheshire Township
Dorman
Ollie M. Swick
John
Lizzie Carr
Ewington
Bessie Frederick
Gerald
Fawn Hall
Kent
Bidwell
Springfield Township
Walter
Viola Bartram
Early E. Hayman
Harland G. Sanders
Betty E. Sanders
Green Township
Oakey
Rena E. Johnson
Luther
Lillie E. Shoemaker
George Gilmore
Gean G. Gilmore
George Y. Gilmore
Alma V
New Deputy Clerk Starts Duties in Gallia County
Mrs Ned Neva Eachus began her duties as deputy clerk in the office of Clerk of Courts Marjorie Rinehart. She fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs Tommy Sprague who left two weeks ago to join her husband at Camp Polk Louisiana where he is stationed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ned
Neva) Eachus
Marjorie Rinehart
Eachus
Tommy Sprague
Sprague
Camp Polk
Poling sues Perkins for 200 dollars in Gallia court
Beecher Poling of Bladen files a money suit against Merrill J. Perkins of Eureka Star Route Gallipolis asking 200 dollars plus 6 percent interest from Oct 15 1956 on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Haskins Reunion Set for August at Fortification Hill
Gallipolis notices the Haskins reunion will be held Sunday August 11 on Fortification Hill starting at 12 30 p m. Buhrl D Hood president of this year's committee announced. Chester M Roush and Patricia A Lucas are named as attendees with family details cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Gallipolis
Fortfication Hill
Buhrl D. Hood
Hospital Births and Notices From Holzer Ward
Dated Aug. 5, Holzer records show multiple births and medical updates. Daughters born to Shaffer of Bladen and Stewart of Vinton, and sons to Somers of Ironton and Johnson of Gallipolis. Several patients listed for medical and surgical care, with dismissals and family mentions ending with several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stewart
Vinton
James Somers
Ironton
Eugene Johnson
Gallipolis
Mrs Wiltshire Buried in Londonderry Cemetery
Funeral services were held for Anna Estelle Wiltshire 85 who died July 31 Born January 6 1872 in Londonderry she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Thomas Her husband Dr James Wiltshire died in 1934 She is survived by son John Dayton brother Charles Thomas Londonderry sister Lillian Shenault Londonderry four grandchildren and two great grandchildren She was buried in Londonderry cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wiltshire
John
Dayton
Charles Thomas
Londonderry
Lillian Shenault
Londonderry Cemetery
Malarky Club Meeting at Mrs Swisher Home
The Malarky Club met in July at Mrs Lowell Swisher's Cheshire area home. Members played canasta with prizes awarded to Mrs Robert Swisher and Mrs Emmett Thompson. Refreshments served to the hostesses and to Mrs Bill Little Mrs Gordon Swisher and Mrs Oliver Kail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Malarky Club
Lowell Swisher
Cheshire
Robert Swisher
Emmett Thompson
Bill Little
Gordon Swisher
Oliver Kail
State Moose Director To Speak Here Tonight
Harold Schaffer state director of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Ohio will speak at a Moose organizers meeting in Gallipolis. Ray Burton says films of Mooseheart and Moosehaven will be shown. The 8 p m meeting is at Libby Hotel and all interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harold Schaffer
Delaware
The
Loyal Order of the Moose
Ohio
Ray Burton
Libby Hotel
Mrs. Otis Green Resigns From Office Supply Firm
Mrs. Otis Green resigns after four years as clerk at Mitchell Office Supply Co. The Greens and their sons Elroy and Royce head to Madison West Virginia, traveling to attend the funeral of Mr Green’s little nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Otis Green
Mitchell Office Supply Co
Danise Mitchell
Green
Elroy and
Royce
Madison
W. Va
Tungsten Carbide Hardness Highlighted
Tungsten carbide ranks just behind diamond for hardness, noted as an exceptional material for cutting and industrial tools. The statement emphasizes its superior durability and wear resistance.
New Member Appointed to Crown City Village Council
Crown City village council at a Monday meeting appointed Charles Burgess to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Donald Williams who moved to a farm near Scottown. The council renewed a 10 year street lighting contract with Ohio Power Co. Mayor O A Dillon and council members Stan Swain Haskell Syurs and John McGuire attended along with clerk Mrs. Sanford Bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Crown City Village
Sanford Bills
O. A. Dillon
Charles Burgess
Donald Williams
Williams
Crown City
Scottown
Ohio Power Co
Stanley Swain
Burgess
Haskell Syurs
John McGuire
Bills
River Traffic and Dam Conditions Report
Gauges show Gallipolis and Montgomery readings with small rises and falls, Kanawha Falls steady near the sill with dams on the sill for Kanawha and all moveable dams up on the Ohio. Numerous lock movements listed with up or down statuses and times for Lock 14 through Lock 32 and for Kanawha River and Gallipolis boats including names such as Sohio State Lor A L Long Creditor Lady Ree and Beaver with varying up and down readings throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy - Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Sohio State
R. H. Bosworth
A. L. Long
Louisiana
Neville
OVEC
Tenessee
Island Creek
Creditor
Lady Ree
Beaver
Alton Zephyr
Sam Houston
Cincinnati
Benter
O. F. Shearer
Kanawha River Boats
London
Helena
Durant
Semet
Omar
Dixie Challenger
Rio Grande Considers Village Water Supply Plan
Gallia officials including Mayor George Northup meet with Robert W. Cobb of the Rio Grande Soil Conservation District to discuss a proposed dam and lake on Edward Dickinson's property to provide a reliable village water source. The owner’s land need and costs to taxpayers are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Northup
Rio Grande
Robert W. Cobb
Gallia
C. M. Robinson
Ohio State Department of Health
Northup and Cobb
Frank Denny
R. P. Ewing
Charles Jones
John Myers
Finley Richards
James Richards
Local residents take brief vacation and visits extend
Gallipolis figures report Dr and Mrs W L Brown and Mr and Mrs Paul Myers leaving for a short vacation at Mountain Lake Hotel Virginia. On return they will stop in Lewisburg to pick up their son Jack. Young Brown served as counselor at Camp Shaw-Mi-Delcia for seven weeks. Rev and Mrs Hershel McDonough of Garfield Ave visit Baltimore. Miss Juliette Pompa of Holzer School of Nursing is on her annual vacation and left for Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. Lewis Brown
Paul Myers
Mountain Lake
Lewisburg
Jack
Young Brown
Camp Shaw-Mi-Delcia
Hershel McDonough
Garfield Ave
Baltimore
Church of God
Juliette Pompa
Holzer School of Nursing
Steubenville
Injured Holzer Hospital worker treated after saw accident
Fred A. Parker chief of the maintenance department at Holzer Hospital was injured in a hospital shop accident with a electric saw on Gallipolis Route 1. He suffered multiple cuts on the fingers of his right hand and was treated at Holzer Clinic before being admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fred A. Parker
Holzer Hospital
Holzer Clinic
Parker
Hospital Indigent Care Rate Request Explained
Holzer Hospital officials asked Gallia County for a higher daily rate for indigent care. The commissioners reviewed a proposed 21.87 per day plus 2.50 for services, while current contract funds were 19.83 and 2.50. Trustees noted yearly cost increases and said a decision would come soon. Also approved a 3850 pan scoop for the highway dept. and discussed a road easement to Route 35 with three easements remaining. Attending were Fos ter, Thomson, and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Wayne B. Foster
James A. Thomson
Holzer Hospital
Gallia County
Oly M. Stewart
Board of Commissioners
Stewart
Walker Machinery Co
Charleston
W. Va
County Highway Department
Ned Eachus
Stanley Huntington
E. E. Nida
Hilltop
Foster and Thomson
Chauncey Johnson
Oty M. Stewart
Roscoe Houck
Morton L. Dickey
Scouts Go To Camp White River Troop 203 Heads to Arrowhead
Scoutmaster Jim Hackworth reports a small Monday meeting of Troop 203. Four scouts attend while the majority spend a week at Camp Arrowhead near Huntington. Gallipolis Jim Butler Lewis Gates John Gibert Tommy Lloyd David Ott Ralph Burner Bert Crothers Rio Grande attend, at site Davy Crockett. They plan camp activities, visitor night Wednesday, Hackworth joins for the evening, and return home Saturday around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Troop 203
Jim Hackworth
Camp Arrowhead
Huntington
Jim Butler
Lewis Gates
John Gibert
Tommy Lloyd
David Ott
Ralph Burner
Bert Crothers
Rio Grande
Davy Crockett
Hackworth
Raccoon Grade School Hires Sadie Williams for Year
GALLIPOLIS The Raccoon Local Board of Education hired Mrs. Sadie Williams of Rio Grande on a one year contract to teach in the elementary school for the coming school year. One more teaching position remains to be filled. The board approved minor repairs to school buses and discussed furnaces milk contract and a school exhibit at the junior fair. Coal bids for the next year were to be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Raccoon Local Board of Education
Sadie Williams
Rio Grande
Glendon O. Evans
Williams
Evans
Gallipolis Motor Co
Superior Body Co
Clarence Davis
West Virginia Dana
Charles C Roach Rites To Be Thursday
Funeral services for Charles C Roach 71 who died Sunday at his Vinton Avenue home will be held at 2 pm Thursday at Millers funeral home. The Rev William Henselman will officiate. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles C. Roach
Vinton Ave
Millers Funeral Home
William Heinselman
Mound Hill Cemetery
Rio Grande Bean Dinner Set for August 17 in Gallipolis
Plans for the annual Rio Grande Bean Dinner in Gallipolis call for serving to begin about 11 30 a m on Saturday August 17. A 4 H Club style revue will be presented in the afternoon and speakers for the session will be announced later. Co chairmen are James B Richards and Millard McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
James B. Richards
Millard McCoy
Woman Says Wine Jug Caused Cuts
Mrs. Annie Mc Kee 47 of Cheshire Route 2 told Sheriff Oscar Baird that her husband Andy struck her with a broken wine jug causing a large throat wound. She was admitted to Holzer Hospital after the Saturday incident. McKee denied striking her when questioned. felonious assault with a deadly weapon was expected to be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Annie McKee
Cheshire
Oscar Baird
Andy
Gallia County
Warren F. Sheets
McKee
Baird
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Chester M. Roush
Mason, Carpenter
Patricia A. Lucas
Frank Roush
Charlotte Yonker Roush
Normal
Ruby McGhee Lucas
Clarence Shaffer
Bladen
John W. McDaniel
Patriot
Paul Kerns
Medical
Elmer E. Kaiser
Albany, Medical
C. D. Sloan
Harold A. Swindler
Surgical
John F. Chaney
Stanley R. Tucker
Grimms Landing
Sharon Irene Durst
Letart
Edward P. Roark
Donald G. Webb
Akron
Samuel L. Donahue
Ray
William Strodder
James F. Glisson
Ash
Burdell Hayes
Estes Thornbury
Shirley Ann Williams
Henry Layne
Curtis Hamer
Stanley Cosby
Marcella Stout
James Dale Fife
Mrs. Swisher
State Moose
Mrs. Green
Grove Laboratories
Pazo
Raccoon Grade School
Sullivan
Mercury
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