1962 To Be Good Year For Consumer Products
Economist outlook for 1962 suggests rising employment and incomes, with slower price gains. Food prices rise seasonally but drift to fall, housing demand grows with 1.5 million starts, and mortgage financing remains abundant though interest rates inch higher.
Jobs Growth Outpaced by Unemployment Stress Pressures
The piece notes more jobs but not enough to reduce unemployment. Wage scales rise moderately as unions push for job security guarantees amid a still high jobless total. Management focuses on controlling costs while seeking stable employment prospects.
Harmon Rites Are Planned for Earl L Harmon
Funeral services for Earl L Harmon 51 former resident of Vinton will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Vernon McCoy funeral home in Vinton led by Rev Jack Stutler. Burial will be in Vinton cemetery. He died at Memorial Hospital Beckley after working in coal mines most of his life. Born January 8 1910 in Tazewell Virginia he was the son of the late Mathedus Harmon and Fannie Underwood Harmon. His wife Othelia Harris survives in Vinton with a daughter Mrs Fannie Wheeler and one grandson. Also surviving are brothers Hubert Charles Hulan and Mrs Mary Coleman Mrs Margaret Collins and Mrs Nannie Atwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl L. Harmon
Vinton
Vernon McCoy
Jack Stutler
Vinton Cemetery
Harmon
Beckley
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Tazewell
Mathedus Harmon
Fannie Underwood Harmon
Gauley Bridge
Othelia Harris
Fannie Wheeler
Hubert
Grundy
Charles
Hulan
Mary Coleman
Bradshaw
Margaret Collins
Racell
Nannie Atwell
Bartley
Three Fined Two Forfeit In Gallipolis Court
Municipal Judge William H. Janes fined Lovells E. Jackson 39 Millen Ga 25 and costs on a over load charge. Four persons were fined with two forfeiting bonds. Frank L. White 76 Middleport 10 and costs for driving left of center Donovan N. Stevens 27 Gallipolis 10 and costs for unsafe operation Donald Smith 31 Bidwell 5 with no costs for driving an unsafe vehicle. Forfeiting bonds Willie C. Hucks 46 Sumter S C 15 for overlength vehicle Frederick D. Austin 48 Gibbon W Va 25 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Janes
Lovells E. Jackson
Millen
Janes
Frank L. White
Middleport
Donovan N. Stevens
Gallipolis
Donald Smith
Bidwell
Willie C. Hucks
Sumter
S.C
Frederick D. Austin
Gibbon
W. Va
Pfc Sargent With Artillery On Okinawa
Pfc Clarence C. Sargent Jr., 20, of Vinton Route 1, is a rocket crewman in the 57th Artillery now moved from Fort Sill Oklahoma to Okinawa. The unit uses the Little John free rocket to provide fire support for the division. He joined the Army in 1960 after graduating North Gallia High School in 1959 and attending Bliss Business School in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Clarence C. Sargent Jr
57Th Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
Okinawa
57Th
Little John
Sargent
Artillery
Army
Fort Knox
North Gallia High School
Bliss Business School
Columbus
Gallipolis Man in Alaska Seeks Family News
Gallipolis card cardwell a civilian employee at Fort Richardson Alaska telephoned his parents Mr and Mrs Francis Cardwell of Vinton on Christmas night He has worked at the fort for about a year after three years in civilian government service He served nine years in Naval aviation He married a Seattle woman and they have two sons and two daughters aged three to ten.
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Bill Cardwell
United States
Fort Richardson
Anchorage
Alaska
Francis Cardwell
Vinton
Cardwell
Naval Aviation
Seattle
Wash
Marriage License Granted for Briggs and Robie
Gallipolis reports the marriage license issued to David Carroll Briggs 19 of Cheshire and Minerva Elizabeth Robie 16 of Bidwell Route 1.
Inflation pressures loom as 1962 outlook widens
The piece notes living costs rising with no spike in inflation yet, citing a widening US Treasury deficit, higher demand for goods, and gradually increasing labor costs. It suggests plenty of supplies could temper price momentum in early 1962.
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Treasury
Mrs Race Dies At 74 In East Liverpool
Mrs Lucille Josephine Race 74 of East Liverpool native of Gallipolis died Tuesday in Holzer Hospital after 34 days as a patient She was the widow of George Race Survived by daughter Georgeanne Race son Charles Race two sisters and two brothers Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Wetherholt Elliott Sanders funeral home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery
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Gallipolis
Lucille Josephine Race
East Liverpool
Holzer Hospital
George Race
C. A. Hill
Josephine Waddell Hill
Enos & Hill
Georgeanne Race
Liverpool
Charles Race
Chicago, Il
Wetherholt- Elliott-Sanders
Hughey Jones
Grace Methodist Church
Mound Hill Cemetery
Christmas visits and church program mark Wiley family notes
Apple Grove and surrounding families share holiday plans with relatives in Hebron Kingsbury Huntington and Rene. Phyllis Lee stays with grandmother Mrs Walter Lee for Christmas. Ivan Pickens ill at home. Apple Grove Methodist to present Christmas program Sunday night December Eve. Buck family celebrate Christmas in Jacksonville with Don Beegle family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Wolfe
Hebron
Gordon Wolfe
Phyllis Lee
Walter Lee
Kingsbury
I. W. Humphreys
Huntington
W .Va
David Humphreys
A. L. Bumgardner
W. Va
Nial Salser
Charles Mugrage
Rene
Chuck
Jennifer
Ivan Pickens
Apple Grove
Roy Buck
Pam
Jacksonville, Fla
Don Beegle
Lend a Hand Club Christmas Meeting in Harrisonville
The Lend a Hand Club met at Harrisonville Presbyterian Church for a Christmas gathering. Secret pal gift exchange and new officer elections followed a potluck dinner. Also noted are several social visits including the Welsh and Gillogly families with relatives in Albany and Parkersburg, West Virginia.
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Harrisonville Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Welsh
Martha Stuart
Albany
Admitted Patients Listed at Holzer Hospital
The Holzer Hospital admission list includes Shirley M. Schartiger Cheshire Route, Ola S. Bostick Patriot, Vicki L. Fetty Pomeroy Route, Harold A. Young Clifton, T Richard Hayes Jackson Route 4, Edna Carman Gallipolis, Leon Hacker Ironton, Katie A. Evans Patriot Route 2, Shirley B. Ledlie Langsville, Leonard D. Warman Bidwell Route 2, Ralph C. Durst Gallipolis, John Pushak Jr Gallipolis, Paul J. Riemke Ashland Kentucky, James E. Ryan Mason, Ogle D. Notter Scottown Route, Wyman E. Call Crown City Route 2, Lawrence Ebersbach Portland, Charlie D. Soward Kananga, Emma Davis Pomeroy, Rosetta St. Clair Rio Grande, James A. Thomas Pomeroy, Charles Knotts Bidwell, George A. White Pomeroy Route, Rainey Randolph Point Pleasant, Paul R. Holter Racine, Christy Dailey Portland Route, Mollie J. Johnson Gallipo, A Edward Fitzpatrick Gallipolis, Firest Goff, Vicki Caldwell, Doris Lloyd, John Lloyd, Del bert Martin, Samuel Johnson, Earl McCoy, Norma McCausland. Blood used Tuesday 5 pints.
1962 Prospects Highlight Consumer and Producer Balance
The year begins as a consumer year but hints at an improving business climate. If the upturn strengthens, producers may regain parity in the second half. if relief is brief, consumers could continue to endure months of recession and partial recovery.
River Traffic and Dam Status Across Ohio and Kanawha Regions
Gauges report varying river depths with rollers and crests at Gallipolis Greenup and Kanawha Falls while dams remain up from Huntington District south to Dam 22. A list of boats on Kanawha and Ohio rivers shows numerous arrivals and movements with multiple vessels at various locks during the day.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington
Dorothy Southern
R. H. Bosworth
Stephen Austin
Bingo
I. F. Frieberger
Rosalyn W
Lock
Bob Aoe
Shaver Jr
City of Huntington
Creditor
Prairie State
Petty H
Alvoline
Eugenia Woods
Joh Rowe
Ovecive
Seaver
Illinois
Morris Shows Space Films At Rotary
Gallipolis Rotary dinner hears Chillicothe mayor Truman A. Morris recount the first manned space shot with slides and film from Cape Canaveral. Morris, WBEX proprietor, also leads Kiwanis and teaches government at Ohio University Chillicothe. Leo Mossman notes 199 Christmas baskets and $1370 in donations.
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Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Truman A. Morris
Cape Canaveral
Gallipolis Rotary
Morris
Keith P. Brandeberry
Gallipolis Club
Chillicothe Kiwanis Club
Brandeberry
Ohio University
Wbex Radio
Leo Mossman
Pres. Dean Circle
J. Sherman Porter
Fumes Trigger Alarm At Gallipolis residence
Gallipolis firefighters responded to a 11:03 AM call on Bob McCormick Road at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belville. Fumes from a fuel oil floor furnace clogged the chimney vent with soot. no blaze reported after five firefighters checked the scene and advised repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bob McCormick
Frank Belville
Lawrence Dickey
Corning Family Night and Christmas Gatherings at Churches
Grace Frank reports a Dec 27 Corning Methodist Church Family Night with a surprise party for Carlo Hermey and prize games for attendees including Bob McCormick and Juanita Reed. WSCS and Junior MYF events, fruit baskets to shut-ins, caroling, and multiple church groups shared in a PTO Christmas program.
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MYF
Millertown
Artie Bray Methodist Church
EUB Church
Church of God
Eloise Woods
Cooper Finishes Officer Course at Fort Benning
Army 2nd Lt. Gary R. Cooper 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Cooper of McArthur, completed the eight week officer orientation course at the Infantry School Fort Benning Georgia on December 14. He is a 1956 McArthur High School and 1961 Ohio State University graduate.
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Mcarthur
Army
Gary R. Cooper
Raymond W. Cooper
W. South St
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Lieutenant Cooper
McArthur Public High School
Ohio State University
Donovan Stevens Held On B and E Charge For Grand Jury
Donovan Stevens 27 of Gallipolis remained in the Gallia County jail after Municipal Judge William H. Jones bound him over to the January term grand jury on a breaking and entering charge with a $500 bond. The warrant cites a Christmas night entry at a Route 554 residence owned by Aston McKee. Stevens pleaded innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Gallipolis
Gallia County
William H. Jones
Sheriff's Department
Bobby M. Roland
Aston McKee
Porter
Stevens
Local men named in 1961 Athens Messenger brief
Floyd Chapman 40 of Cheshire Route 1 Arthur Persinger 45 and Hysell Persinger 55 both of Gallipolis were listed in a December 27 1961 Athens Messenger item.
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Athens
Wed
Floyd Chapman
Cheshire
Arthur Persinger
Hysell Persinger
Gallipolis
Money Suit Filed in Gallia Common Pleas Court
GALLIPOLIS Herry C and Geneva Clark of Cheshire filed suit Tuesday in Gallia County Common Pleas Court against David H and Barbara L Thomas of Chillicothe for 2881.64 plus 6 percent interest since December 6. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure of a mortgage deed to the 96 in Cheshire in Joseph Mauck's Addition to satisfy judgment.
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Geneva Clark
Cheshire
Gallia County
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Langsville
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