Four-Day Deer Season Discussed At Gallia Coon Club
Gallia County Coon Club met at Adamsville to hear game protector Kenneth Tomlinson outline Ohio four day deer season rules. The plan runs December 10–13 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with one deer limit, shotgun or bow hunting, deer permits, and a required post season report. Local calls to report kills were urged and Tycoon Lake construction updates noted. Senator-elect J. Sherman Porter discussed quail legislation and the club approved a 15 dollar donation for Church of God lunch.
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Gallia
Coon Club
Gallipolis
Ohio
Tomlinson
Tycoon Lake
Rio Grande
Vinton
J. Sherman
Jim) Porter
D. O. Ta
Ber
R-Gallia
State Control Board
Taber
Wildlife
Porter
General Assembly
Church of God
Auto Hits Wall Injuring Driver at Chickamauga State Park
Robert FE. Richards, 39, Bidwell, injured when his car left Route 35 at Chickamauga State Park and struck a concrete wall. Gallipolis Post of the State Highway Patrol reports the 9 05 p m crash demolished the car front end and tossed the vehicle onto the highway. He was taken to Holzer Hospital for head and shin lacerations.
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Gallipolis
Robert FE. Richards
Bidwell
Chickamauga
State Highway Patrol
C. J. Waugh
Roberts
Holzer Hospital
Tom Wood
Nevin H. Wood
James L. Davidson
Waterloo Star
Bobby Joe Bailey
Crown City
Bailey
Leo C. Lanier
Vinton
Cancer Unit Gives 8 Books To Institutions
Gallia County unit of the American Cancer Society distributes eight copies of The Truth About Cancer to Gallia libraries and six high schools plus Rio Grande College for public school education. Mrs. Joseph Keiser, publicity chairman, says the book will be shared with the library bookmobile and five schools to improve understanding of cancer.
Man Receives 3 Fines in County Court
Montana Woodyard 33 of Proc torville Route 1 was fined 200 dollars and costs and jailed 30 days for driving while intoxicated. He received 50 dollars and costs and five days in jail for resisting arrest and 25 dollars for failing to register a motor vehicle after two accidents reported by state patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montana
Woodyard
Proctorville
Crown City
Messenger Reporter Confined In Hospital
Gallipolis correspondent Richard Dick Thomas is confined to Holzer Hospital for about five days with a penicillin reaction described as unfavorable. The reporter may need a convalescent period afterward.
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Gallipolis
Richard “Dick” Thomas
The
Athens Messenger
Holzer Hospital
Thomas
Judge Appoints Two To Jury Commission
Judge Robert M. Betz appoints Roy D. Roth and Dan Notter to the jury commission replacing resignations of John I. Richards and Mary Kennedy. Grand and petit juries will be drawn on December 20.
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Gallipolis
Roy D. Rothgeb
Dan Notter
Robert M. Betz
John I. Richards
Mary Kennedy
Local butcher L. Fraley to open sausage production plant
Loren Fraley of Gallipolis announces a new sausage business to be marketed under his name. The plant will operate in an annex of the Queen Bee Hotel with machinery being installed. Fraley previously ran a meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Loren Fraley
Queen Bee
Fraley
Two Coaches Are Employed GALLIPOLIS
The North Gallia Board of Education employed Donald Love and Eugene Stevens as Bidwell Porter Elementary School coaches. The board approved purchasing a Yazoo Master mower from G W Cook Quieckle with delivery planned April or May. Executive Head W Carter Massie authorized contacting Dan Johnson for a pupil transport insurance plan. The board paid dues to the Ohio State School Board Association and will reconvene Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
North Gallia Board of Education
Donald Love
Eugene Stevens
Bidwell-Porter
Henry Skidmore
G. W. (Cook
Quieckle
W. Carter Massie
Dan Johnson
Ohio State School Board Association
Court Room Restored In Gallia County Renovation
GALLIPOLIS The Gallia County Court room has been restored to use after remodeling. The jury box witness stand and clerk's department are painted dark green while walls are light green. The judge's bench and spectators' seats are refinished and venetian blinds added. A rubber-tiled floor is pending completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Two Divorce Suits Filed Here Monday
Gallipolis two divorce suits filed in Common Pleas Court Monday. J. A. Eggers of Porter seeks a divorce from Sylvia Eggers of Bidwell. The couple married in 1955 and have no children. Betty Jean New of Gallipolis seeks a divorce from Buster New of Ohio State Penitentiary.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
J. A. Eggers
Porter
Sylvia Eggers
Bidwell
Betty Jean New
Buster New
Ohio State Penitentiary
Doctor Plans To Establish Office Jan. 2
GALLIPOLIS Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw will open an optometry office at 35 Court St. Jan. 2 ending a 2 1/2 year partnership with Dr. R. D. Thomas. He began practice in Gallipolis in 1955 in the Warehime Building and is active in Kiwanis Youth Canteen and the Crippled Children's Society. He lives at 5 Edgemont Dr. with wife and two children.
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Gallipolis
T. Jay Bradshaw
Court St
R. D. Thomas
Bradshaw
Warehime
Crooksville
Edgemont Dr
Alan
Connie
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club
Missing 14 Year Old Girl Sought by Ohio Judge
Gallia County Ohio authorities seek Mary Alice Saunders a 14 year old girl missing for three weeks. Judge John W Howell asks that anyone who sees a blonde girl with green eyes contact him or state police at Point Pleasant or Oak Hill Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John W. Howell
Wednesday Dinner Planned by Emblem Club
The Emblem Club will hold a potluck dinner at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Gallia County Gun Club. Members should bring husbands, table service, a covered dish, a gift for the white elephant sale and a can of food for the Christmas basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emblem Club
Gallia County
Dog Tags On Sale December 15 In County Reach
Morton L. Dickey the county auditor announces dog tags go on sale December 15. The fee is two dollars for either sex. After January 20 a one dollar penalty applies, with exceptions for dogs under three months old.
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Gallipolis
Morton L. Dickey
Vinton Visitors From Indianapolis Spend Weekend with Knox Family
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Albert and son Michael of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Albert's parents Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Knox over the weekend. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Knox, Kenneth Knox, and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Knox.
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Vinton
Perry Albert
Michael
Indianapolis
Albert
B. H. Knox
Ben C. Knox
Kenneth Knox
Emerson Knox
PUC Receives Reduced Ohio Bell Rate Scale in Gallipolis
The Ohio Bell Telephone Co presented to the Public Utilities Commission a pared down rate schedule aimed at Gallipolis area customers. The plan adds 35 cents monthly for individual line residences and 20 cents for two party lines, with total annual post tax revenue around 7.7 million dollars. Residential and business rates are listed, along with reduced long distance charges for trips longer than three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Local Market Purchased in Gallipolis
Floyd Simmons Jr. bought the Johnson Market on Second Ave near Locust in Gallipolis. Chauncey Johnson sold after 15 years, with Forest Folden and Charles Saunders each previously operating the store. Simmons also runs Simmons Printing and Lithographing Co. No changes will be made to personnel or policy.
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Gallipolis
Floyd Simmons Jr
Johnson Market
Second Ave
Locust
Chauncey L. Johnson
Johnson
Forest Folden
Charles Saunders
Simmons
Simmons Printing and Lithographing Co
Home Council Leaders Plan Eve Program 1959 Discussion
County agent's office hosted a meeting of Home Demonstration Council officers and community group leaders to discuss long range and 1959 planning. Supervising was Mrs. Lucille Rymer with attendees including Mrs. James Clark and others.
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Gallipolis
Home Demonstration Council
Lucille Rymer
James Clark
Wayne Amsbury
Earl George
Conley Whitley
D. H. Hill
Paul Jaquay
Willard Call
Andrew Toler
Robert Ball
James W. Evans
Horoscope Forecast for Birthday Stars and Career Focus
The Horoscope notes continued opportunity through communication and written plans. For birthday individuals the next six months emphasize job and finances with cooperative effort. Domestic harmony expected for twelve months, with stress possible late February to early March. Social life improves May to September with travel and romance, and a child born today will have fine mentality and judgment.
Two Men Inducted Into Armed Forces at Ashland
Two men from Bidwell headed to Ashland Kentucky Monday for induction. Raymond Taylor, transferred from Williamson West Virginia local board 13, and Howard C. Kessel of Bidwell Route 2, are the inductees.
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Gallipolis
Ashland
Raymond Taylor
Bidwell
Williamson
W. Va
Howard C. Kessel
Cancer Book Donation by Gallia County ACS
The education committee of the Gallia County unit of the American Cancer Society will provide a book about cancer to local high schools and libraries. Copies of "The Truth About Cancer" will go to Gallipolis Library Bookmobile Gallia Academy Kyger Creek High School Mercerville High School Crown City Southwestern High School Patriot Raccoon High School and Rio Grande College.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
American Cancer Society
Gallia Academy
Kyger Creek
Mercerville High School
Crown City
Southwestern Iigh School
Patriot
Raccoon High School
Rio Grande College
Three Juvenile Licenses Suspended in Gallia County
Judge John W. Howell suspended the driver licenses of three juveniles. Named are Jack Price aged 17 from Gallipolis Route 1, and Sherman Marcum 17 of Vinton, along with Phil Osler 17 of Vinton.
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Gallipolis
John W. Howell
Jack Price
Sherman Marcum
Phil Osler
Vinton
Gallipolis Chamber Sets Elections by Mail for Board
Thirteen of fifteen chamber members meet to arrange a mail based primary in January nominating ten candidates for five board seats. The election by 175 members later selects five of the ten. officers to be chosen at February meeting for March 9 dinner. Richard Roderick invites a tour of the Ohio Bell building at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bias
Chamber
Selwyn White
C. (Mae) McGinness
Dean H. Davis
Richard Roderick
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Paul FE. Watson
Saunders elected President of Gallia County Alumni Chapter
Gallia County OSU Alumni Association election named Howard J. Baker Saunders as president at a Farmers Hotel dinner. Elected officers include Wayne Foster as vice president Bill George as secretary George Ely as treasurer and a nine member board with Dr Harold Kennedy Leo Mossman Joe Mascio George Fuller and Prof Frederic Boult. January meetings aim to strengthen the chapter with more than one session yearly. Larry Snyder OSU athletics dean spoke of Europe and the Soviet Union travel, missing his travel movies due to sleet. Jack Hogan OSU Alumni field secretary also spoke.
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Gallipolis
Howard
Joe) Baker Saunders
Gallia County
Ohio State University Alumni Association
Farmers Hotel
Saunders
Wayne B. Foster
Bill George
George Ely
Harold W. Kennedy
Leo Mossman
Joe Mascio
George Fuller
Frederic Vernon Boult
Larry Snyder
OSU
Europe
Soviet Union
Snyder
Jack Hogan
Ohio State Alumni Association
Gallia Draft Board 45 Sends 2 for Induction
Gallia Selective Service Board 45 reports two men were sent to Ashland Kentucky for induction. Leaving Monday were Howard C. Kessel of Bidwell Route 2 and Raymond Taylor of Bidwell. Switzer notes Taylor transferred from Board 13 and formerly resided in Williamson West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
Jack Switzer
Gallia Selective Service Board 45
Ashland
Howard C. Kessel
Bidwell
Raymond Taylor
Board 13
Williamson
W. Va
Odor Triggers False Fire Alarm In Gallipolis District
A strong odor in the business district causes alarm despite no blaze found after firemen investigated an upstairs apartment above the Grande Cafe. Chief Hector Steele and Officer Garland Nibert report no smoke or fire, with units remaining for over an hour. Earlier, welding work at the city garage caused a light damage fire at 6 12 a m.
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Gallipolis
Elks
Davis and Shuler
Grande Cafe
Hector Steele
Garland Nibert
Lawrence Dickey
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Sherry Rubin
East Meadow
N. Y
Messenger
H.P
American Motors
Rambler
Platt's Shell
Union St
Athens
Tragg
Sheriff
Steve Canyon
Richard Boone
John Payne
Craig Stevens
Albert G. Meyer
Northwest Armory
Chicago
Our Lady of the Angels
Ohio Bell
Home Council Leaders
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce
LaFayette Iotel
Draft Board 45
Seare
BEL Auto Insurance
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W. State Street
Glenn A. Gaston
Ationwide
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