Automobile Demolished In Upset On County Road
Gallipolis reports describe a weekend automobile crash on Route 7 vicinity, with one car demolished after leaving the road and minor damage to others. Several rear-end and sideswipe incidents occurred on Saturday and Sunday on Addison Bulaville and nearby routes. Drivers Virgil Booten, Mason Peck, and Charles Carter are named among those affected.
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Very Booten
Columbus
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Mason Peck
Charles Carter
Gallipolis Route 2
Third and Vine
David Fillinger
Leland K. Spragle
Huntington
William W. Arnott
Pittsburgh
Two Crashes Investigated By Patrolmen
GALLIPOLIS The State Highway Patrol probed two accidents Friday and Saturday. On Route 554 two cars side wiped near a curve. drivers were French Thornton and Grayson Kendrick. Another crash on Route 7 left Lester Fridley 19, Ripley, sliding 300 feet in a construction zone above the Silver Bridge. Bond actions followed for licenses and intoxication.
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Ripley
Silver Bridge
Robert Payne
Columbus
Fred McCrary
Robert Tyler
Huntington
Thomas Warner
William Legg
Gallipolis Society Honors Mrs Neal at Pink and Blue Party
Mrs Neal was honored Friday at the home of Mrs Laurence Lee with pink and blue decorations. The bassinet centerpiece mirrored the color scheme as gifts were placed inside. Mrs Lee and Mrs Proffitt led games. prizes went to Mrs Bill Smith and Mrs Johnny Lane. Twelve guests were served refreshments.
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Hospital Notes and Local Visitors in Ga llia County
Holter Hospital records list births and admissions including a son to Roy Holter and a daughter to Yenus Cara in August, with numerous medical and surgical patients at Gallipolis Wellston Point Pleasant and nearby towns. The notice also covers local residents visiting Oak Ridge Tennessee and southern trips, plus fair judges and family travel, reflecting a busy community hospital and social scene.
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Willam Neal
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Southside
Aus
Allen Spears
Roseville
James Harreld
Gregory E. Davis
Point Pleasant
Lewlie E. Adams
Beaver
David Michael Coleman
Oak Mill
Vada Green
Franklin Furnace
Surgical
Hannah Ball
Patriot
Robert P. Henke
Joseph L. Kay
Talent show winners head to regionals from Gallia County
At the Gallia County Junior Fair senior division talent show two groups earn spots in the Chillicothe regionals in November. The Swine Herdettes of Kyger 41 Cub performed The Three Little Pigs as an instrumental piece, and the Corncutters of Rio Grande sang I Got My Learnin Out Behind the Barn.
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Eugene Jordan
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Kathy Clark
Marin Meaks
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Bidwell
Heaven
Lucille Seese
Carol Smole
WSAZ
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Ohio River Traffic Report From Gallipolis to Kanawha
Inland waterway bulletin notes river levels and vessel movements Sunday afternoon. Gallipolis rollers show 32 feet, Kanawha sill readings high, boats through Gallipolis include J. T. Hatfield and Ernestine among others, with multiple up and down movements and numerous vessel identifiers.
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Keeley
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Gallia Native R J Williams Dies at 87 in Columbus
Gallia native R J Williams aged 87 died at his Columbus home. He was oldest Ohio SUV member, former Ohio SUV secretary treasurer, state commander in 1908, joined SUV at 16, once a Portsmouth newspaper reporter, active Mason IOOF Moose and Eagles. Ambulance returns Mrs Lester Drummond to Cadmus home after three weeks in hospital.
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Aolzer Hospital
Campbell Rites Held for Mrs Campbell Evergreen Resident
Campbell Hazel Cooper Campbell aged 60 of Evergreen died Saturday at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Services held today at McCoy Funeral Home Vinton with Rev. Paul Pyles officiating. Burial in Vinton Memorial Park. Born June 19 1936 in Kanawha County WV she married Boyd Campbell August 16 1954 in Tenafly NJ. Mother Cora Williams died May. Survived by husband and stepfather D S Williams and son R F Grady of Weston.
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Bloomington TV Pioneer Tarzian Builds Local Network
Charles Mercer profiles Sarkes Tarzian, Bloomington television innovator and founder of WTTV. From earning Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Pennsylvania to creating all metal radio cabinets, he built a regional TV empire. He rooted WTTV in local culture, giving air time to schools, charities, and community events while growing a 30 million dollar annual business.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Aims to Expand for a Bigger Railroad
A brief item in the ongoing series outlines Chesapeake and Ohio’s plans to grow operations, invest in equipment, and improve services to make the railroad bigger and better for customers and communities.
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Full speed ahead for Chesapeake and Ohio expansion
C and O unveils a $20 million track and yard upgrade program with new terminals and signal systems to speed freight. The Toledo docks will load 15 million tons of coal this year and 17 million tons go to Newport News, with a Newport News dock capacity boost of 3 million dollars.
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