Ice Blamed by Police For Car House Crash
Police logged a double ice caused incident on Garfield Ave Gallipolis where Pearl Jones skidded on ice and struck the Cottrell home injuring nothing and causing about 1000 dollars in damages. Another collision occurred nearby at 6 20 p m with John Griffin Jr sliding into Julius Janey s parked car. No charges filed.
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Gallipolis
Garfield Ave
Eddie Cottrell
Garfield
Mobile
Jones
Ronald Elzie
Point Pleasant
Cottrell
James Baldwin
Charles Kinder
Mercerville
Mark Gay
Kinder
Garrfield
Garfield Hill
Ite Ave
Julius Janey
GSI
Delbert Boster
John Griffin, Jr
Baldwin
Cottrell-Jones-Boyd
Five Vehicles Involved In Crash On Slick Route 35
Slippery Route 35 near Nate Morehouse’s Tavern saw two accidents at 6:15 p m Sunday involving five vehicles. No injuries or charges. heavy property damage to Maroney and Borden and a tractor trailer driven by John A Goad. State patrol traced multiple skids and ditchings along with two unreported cars.
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Gallipolis
Bulaville
Nate Morehouse
George E. Maroney
Columbus
Maroney
Hal Borden, Jr
Borden
John A. Goad
Pulaski
Hen
Goad
de Witt
Wyatt
State Highway Patrol
Jackson County
State Highway Department
Meigs County
Middleport
Kine Follows Car Collision Near Silver Bridge
Marvin Baro bek, 22, of Cleveland, fined $10 and costs for changing lanes without due caution after a collision at 6 20 p m Saturday near the Silver Bridge on Route 2. Earobek driving north tried a left turn into a parking lot and hit southbound Robert A. McCullum, 33, of Point Pleasant. Front ends damaged. James West, 25, also of Point Pleasant, sustained a leg laceration.
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Gallipolis
Marvin Barobek
Cleveland
William H. Jones
State Highway Patrol
Silver Bridge
Earobek
Robert A. McCullum
Point Pleasant
James West
McCallum
Three Men Agree To Pay For House Damage
Gallipolis report: Charles Bailes 19 Lancaster Harold Osler 26 Vinton and Bud Wayne Eggers 24 Vinton charged with destruction of property pled to combine efforts to pay 25 dollars for damage to Luther Minor’s dwelling on Minors corner in Vinton. They will reappear Tuesday for disposition of charges.
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Gallipolis
Luther Minor
William H. Jones
George
Vinton
Charles Bailes
Lancaster
Harold Osler
Bud Wayne Eggers
Gallipolis Man Charged With Intoxication and Threats
Philip H. Cordell, 30, of Gallipolis posted 100 bond after weekend arrest. He faces Municipal Judge William H. Jones on charges of intoxication and threatening with a deadly weapon.
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Gallipolis
Philip H. Cordell
William H. Jones
Cheshire Man Arrested On No License Charge
Cecil W. Price, 27, of Cheshire, cited in Gal lipolis Municipal Court on a State Highway Patrol charge of driving with license suspended. Raymond J. Johnson, 45, of Middlebury Heights, Ohio, posted $500 bond today on a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol.
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Gallipolis
Cecil W. Price
Cheshire
Raymond J. Johnson
Middlebury Heights
Ohio
Eleventh Child Born To Mr and Mrs Dunn
Eleventh child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dunn of Ewington Route 1 was born at 3 40 a.m. Saturday. A girl weighing 10 pounds 4 ounces was delivered at Warehime Clinic.
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Mrs. Dunn
Gallipolis
Albert Dunn
Ewington
Warehime Clinic
Krogers to Distribute 750000 in Christmas Bonuses
The Kroger Co will pay 750000 in cash Christmas bonuses to its 27,100 employees across its chain. The announcement outlines the sizable holiday payout as a gesture to workers nationwide.
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Cincinnati
The
Kroger Co
Parsons elected president of Wesley Weds group
A. Chapman Parsons was elected president of the Wesley Weds at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis during their Christmas party for children. Frank Hamilton became vice-president, Mrs. Manning EF. Wetherholt secretary, Mrs. Ralph Bennett treasurer, and Fred Roth steward. Santa Claus visited after a church dinner. Mitt and Ann White led the dinner committee with John Ray Mack Eddy Jack Rodgers and Amyl Haffeit assisting.
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Gallipolis
A. Chapman Parsons
Wesley Weds
Grace Methodist Church
Frank Hamilton
Manning EF. Wetherholt
Ralph Bennett
Fred Roth
Santa Claus
Manning Wetherholt
Mitt
Ann White
John Ray
Mack Eddy
Jack Rodgers
Amyl Haffeit
Edward Waugh and Jessie Chick to Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Edward C. Waugh and Jessie Chick will hold an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. next Sunday to mark the exact 50th anniversary of their marriage at their home 833 Tenth St Portsmouth. They wed December 26 194 in Point Pleasant by Rev J F Byrd of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The couple spent their early life in Gallipolis and moved to Portsmouth in 1924. Their children are Mrs Harry McGuire of Portsmouth and C J Waugh of Gallipolis, with a granddaughter and grandson from those branches.
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Edward C. Waugh
Jessie Chick
Tenth St
Portsmouth
Point Pleasant
J. FE. Byrd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Weekend Visits Include Ironton Guests
Mrs. E. C. Patton and her son Charles Lauter along with Mrs. Patton and the infant spent Sunday with her sisters Mrs. W. E. Boswell and Mrs. Edward Kerr in Gallipolis. Miss Janice Cating and her fiancé Captain Thomas Smith drove from Columbus to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Cating of Gallipolis.
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E. C. Patton
Charles Lauter
Baby
Ironton
Patton
W. E. Boswell
Edward Kerr
Gallipolis
Janice Cating
Capt
Thomas Smith
Columbus
J. Ernest Cating
Boggs Takes Command of Gallipolis Patrol
C L Boggs assumes officer in command of the Gallipolis Post of the State Highway Patrol during the vacation of Pierce D McCreedy which began last Friday. Meg is at home.
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Gallipolis
C. Boggs
State Highway Patrol
Pierce D. McCreedy
Meg
Rotary Yule Drive Raises Funds with Bell Ringing
The Rotary and WJEH Ohio Bell Telephone drive collected about $41 in cash and a large amount of food Sunday, with two hours of bell ringing Saturday near State and Court. A three-site effort aimed to raise $350, plus ongoing donations through Thursday night. The Washington school broadcast featured local choirs and performers led by Parsons and Bill Watterson.
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Rotary-Wjeh
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ave
Bell
Harold Kennedy
A. Chapman Parsona
William H. Jones
C. J. Waugh
Tom Agee
George Fuller
Miles Epling
Gerald Gill
Joe Mascio
Marshall D. Boggs
Harry H. King
Lew Ford
George Halfinger
Mac) McGinness
Marcus J. Magnussen
Joe Brady
Bill Cooper
Truman Morris
Meyer Maggied
W. Joe Brown
Oscar W. Clarke, Jr
Wayne B. Foster
A. P. Kerr
Washington
Bill Watterson
Odie O'Donnell
Bill C. Campbell
Ann Halliday
Driving Team Faces Charge In Gallipolis Incident
A two man driving team aboard a semi operated through Gallipolis faced charges after a patrol report. Robert William Skerd, 25, of Greensboro North Carolina, fined 20 dollars and costs for unsafe operation. Co pilot Ry Spangler, 44, of Mt Clemens was jailed on breach of the peace. The big truck left the road and went into the right ditch six miles west of Gallipolis on Route 35 about 12:05 p m Saturday.
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Gallipolis
Robert William Skerd
Greensboro
N.C
William H. Jones
Ry Spangler
Mt. C
Chinese Students Press Home Ties Over Exit Permit Refusal
Chinese students trained in the United States spoke nationwide about wanting to return to Red China. They argued that home and family ties, not Communist ideology, drive their desire, even as the State Department withholds exit permits from 35 trained individuals for fear their skills could be used against the United States.
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Washington
Red China
State Department
United States
Holzer Hospital Births and Admissions Report
Births listed for Holzer Hospital include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Holcomb of Gallipolis and a son for Mr. and Mrs. James F Berryhill of Gallipolis among others. Admissions cover patients from Crown City Rio Grande Wellston and Jackson with multiple surgical and medical cases. Discharges include Alfred Grubbs Charles Nelson and several listed patients and relatives.
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Charles W. Holcomb
Gallipolis
James F. Berryhill
Charlies M Lenger
Hamden
Everett Lee Johnson
Crown City
Edward J. Rainer
Rio Grande
W. D. Ott
Indiana
Tommy Allen Steppick
Wellston
Hebner
Thomas Turner
Jackson
Harold Thomas
Cheshire
Faye Anderson
Kananga
Diana Day McCreedy
Michel Boyd Saunders
Carolyn Jean Newman
Vinton
Elmer L. Richards
Alfred Grubbs
Charles Nelson
Buster Brady
Duane Smith
Licoyd Messick
David Jones
Keith Chaffee
Early Creemens
Jesse Dixon and Son
Howard
Charies Morarity
Youth Fined on License Charge in Gallipolis Court
Gallipolis Crown City youth under 0 received a five dollar fine and court costs from Juvenile Court Judge John W. Howell for driving without a license. Dale Duncan of Point Pleasant was fined five dollars for loose load and jailed on an unsafe condition charge. Charles F. Stanley of Jeffersonville Route 1 and Homer A. Cole of Tu ppers Bluff faced separate speeding and related fines in local courts.
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Gallipolis
Crown City
John W. Howell
Dale Duncan
Point Pleasant
William H Janes
Charles F. Stanley
Jeffersonville
Gallipolis Post
Homer A. Cole
Justice of the Peace
Nelson Torrence
Rites Planned for Timothy Gomer at Vinton Cemetery
Timothy Gomer 76 Meigs County farmer died at hospital. Rites set for 1 pm Tuesday at Vernon McCoy funeral home Vinton with Rev. Preeton C. Smith officiating. He was born to Edward and Mary Gomer and later lived in Springfield before returning to Meigs County to farm near Harrisonville. Surviving brothers Ben of Vinton Route 1 and William of Langrville Route.
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Vinton
Timothy Gomer
Meiga County
Gomer
Denville
Vernon McCoy
Preeton C. Smith
Gallipolis
Paint Creek Baptist Church
Mr Gomer
Meigs County
Edward and
Mary Johnson Gomer
Springfield
Hudson
Frank Marcum
Harrisonville
Mrs Edna Hurn Omitted From Eastern Star List
Gallipolis reports that Mrs Edna Hurn was omitted from the list of officers for the Gallipolia Chapter 23 Order of Eastern Star. The text notes she served 1921 and that 42 women have held the position since 1908, reflecting the chapter's history.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolia
Order of Eastern Star
Edna Hurn
William Keating Joins State Highway Patrol
William Keating 24, a former Nelsonville Greyhound football player, joins the Ohio State Highway Patrol. He is the son of James and who lives on Jackson Street and is married to Jane Gotthe of Murray City. He will bring his family to Gallipolis and will enter Ohio State University in January. He succeeds Patrolman Ralph Lee Sheets and is among officers pursuing college further this year.
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Thuresay
Highway Patrol
William 4. Keating
Nelsonville Greyhound
Ohanner
Gallipella Post
Keating
James Keating
Jackson St
Nelsonville
Jane Gotthe
Murray City
William J Patrolman
Galli
Graceland
Renee Ey
Naseerville High School
Fill Keating
Ralph Lee Sheets
Peggy Alee
Ohio State University
College
Co. Dratea
Ohie University
Gallipolis Man Charged Over No Driver’s License
Glenn Eldon Altteer of Northup was cited in Gallipolis Municipal Court Monday on a city charge that he has no valid driver’s license.
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Gallipolis
Glenn Eldon Altteer
Northup
Gallipolin M Court
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Mrs. McGuire
C. L. Boggs
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Parsons
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Paint Creek Sunbeam
Lakin Boys
Rex Lemley
Margaret Cornett
A. Kimball Sutter
Presbyterian Church
Rosalie
Janet Meadows
Cadmus High School
Rio Grande College
Fair Haven Methodist Church
Kanauga St. Peters
Holzer Hospital
Stimson
Athens
Omer
Ben Gomer
William Gomer
Langrville
William Keating
Northep Man
Evans Packing CO
Gallipolis, Ohio
Athens, Ohio
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