Gallipolis Man Gives His 45th Pint Of Blood
Gallia County donors in a Huntington Bloodmobile drive at Grace Methodist Church collected 113 pints. J Dean Eisel led donors with his 45th pint, joined by others reaching 41 39 33 29 pints and more.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
7
Gallia County donors in a Huntington Bloodmobile drive at Grace Methodist Church collected 113 pints. J Dean Eisel led donors with his 45th pint, joined by others reaching 41 39 33 29 pints and more.
Gallia county officers and chairmen of Washington Elementary School PTA are urged to attend a two session study course at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis. Sessions run 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m Monday and next Wednesday with lunch not provided.
Gallipolis Washington Elementary School’s PTA plans a 2 p.m. Thursday pre school party to acquaint first grade pupils and their parents with teachers. Principal Neil Sanders and PTA president Mrs Harold Wiseman will attend. Committee chairs are Mrs John F Groth and Mrs Gene Abels. Children will visit their future rooms and refreshments will be served.
A list of newborns including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. John R. Prince of Point Pleasant and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Eads of Middleport. The notice also records numerous patient names, guardians, and route addresses across Ravenswood, Wellston, Racine, Vinton, and surrounding communities, with several dismissals evident.
Gallia resident Wallace M. Houck a 47 year old man was hospitalized at Holzer Hospital after a scooter crash on State Route 218 near Route 553. He suffered facial and knee abrasions and a possible head injury and is listed in fair condition under observation. His wife drove him to the hospital following the 2 30 p m incident. The scooter struck a guard rail and overturned.
Charles C and Hazel Plants transfer land in Lewis District to Scottie Thomas Mayes. George W and John C Hutchinson transfer land in Lewis District to Woodrow W and Julia A Pyles. Rosa E Boswell and others transfer land in Cologne District to Lowell C and Patsy F Shinn.
Gallipolis The Standard Plumbing and Heating Co. removed the 25 year old coal stoker furnace from Gallia County Courthouse. County Commissioners authorized purchase and installation of a new gas operated furnace for the courthouse and annex to begin by Oct 1 and be installed within six weeks.
Privates First Class Gary L. Richie and Charles H. Fisher from Gallipolis joined more than 75 000 U S armed forces in Exercise Swift Strike It in Georgia and the Carolinas. Both 20 year olds entered the Army in 1961, trained at Ft. Benning, and served in the 1st Battalion 2d Division 38th Infantry. Richie, a gunner in Headquarters Company, attended Gallia Academy High School. Fisher, an automatic rifleman in Company B, attended Hannin Trace High School.
The report lists river gauge readings for Gallipolis Greenup and Kanawha Falls with rollers and crest levels, notes dams on the Kanawha and Ohio rivers at Lond on Marmet and Winfield on the sill, and records boat traffic on Gallipolis Kanawha and Ohio rivers with numerous vessel names and load figures throughout the day.
Gallia County notes a fresh maid chosen as Miss Fortune to reign for five days after arriving at Rio Grande College. The coronation is scheduled for Sept 13 with a registration dance from 8 p.m. to midnight.
Renovation of the 46 year old Community Hall at Rio Grande College in Gallipolis includes a new portico roof supported by brick pillars new four inch concrete floor and steel decking interior redecorated with a new lighting system and fire guard ceiling. The hall will serve convocations public gatherings classrooms offices and music and drama departments when the new term begins September 8.
Ten year old Herman Boles son of Mr and Mrs James E Boles of Hogg Street Point Pleasant fractured his skull after falling from a borrowed bicycle while learning to ride on Viand Street. He was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital then transferred in a semi conscious state to St Marys Hospital Huntington, later reported in good condition.
Apple Grove resident Allen Hughes was fined 10 dollars plus costs for no vehicle registration and 15 dollars plus costs for defective equipment. Point Pleasant resident Gary Bresenham paid 10 dollars plus costs for running a stop sign. Donahue and Connley were held to the grand jury for weapon related charges and destruction of property for Donahue. Kennedy visit slated for Las Vegas in late September or early October according to the Las Vegas Review Journal.
Gallia County sanitarian William F. Neal reports the year’s 36th rabies case in wild animals, including 33 rabid skunks and three rabid grey foxes. A skunk near Vinton Route 2 was confirmed rabid by the Ohio Health Laboratory, after being described as circling before its death by Paul Shepherd on Brush Ridge Road. It was Shepherd’s fourth rabid skunk kill this year.
A 16 year old Waterloo area youth, Blaine Clinton Miller, was wounded in the left shoulder by a shotgun, the result of an accidental discharge by his 15 year old brother Ted. The incident occurred at the family home near Waterloo and is under investigation. The injured teen was listed in satisfactory condition at Ironton General Hospital Friday morning.
At the annual meeting in Point Pleasant Edward Bumgarner Letart and James Shadle Southside were elected to the Southern States Cooperative board. Sandy Pyles reported on local operations and a $99 million five state purchasing volume for 1962 63.
The Rev Curtis Saville pastor of Trinity Methodist Church announces the week’s activities. The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 6 p m for worship recreation and refreshments. Sunday evening worship is at 7 30. The Martha Circle meets Tuesday at 6 15 for a covered dish supper. Mid week prayer and Bible study is at 7 30 Wednesday and at 8 30 the chancel choir rehearses.
At 1 05 p m Thursday a two car collision on Second Ave and Sycamore St left both vehicles with medium damage and no injuries. Arthur J Thornton 59 Liberty West Virginia left in front of Thomas H Longstaff 36 Point Pleasant causing the crash. Thornton cited for failure to yield and posted a $25 bond. Nearly 5 billion has been made available to 6 million veterans in GI loans by the Veterans Administration.
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