Gallipolis youths held after breaking and entering at service station
Police arrested Ronnie Carmichael and David Tawney, both 18, in Gallipolis for investigation of breaking and entering at Jim Gilliam's Ashland Station. Carmichael released on municipal judge's authority. Tawney cited to appear in Municipal Court. Police expect formal charges Monday.
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Gallipolis
City Hall
Ronnie Carmichael
David Tawney
William H. Jones
John Taylor
Ptl
Cecil G. Thivener
Jim Gilliam
Ashland
First
Sycamore
Arthur Mullins Cleared In Grand Larceny Jury Verdict
A Gallipolis Common Pleas Court jury found Arthur Mullins 41 not guilty in a two day grand larceny trial over two electric sewing machines stolen from Ellis Hunt. His brother Buddy Mullins faces a separate trial. jurors also returned an initial not guilty verdict before polling. The case featured testimony from Hunt, Hark Mullins, Lenora Mullins, and Patricia Mullins with the forelady presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Arthur Mullins
Liburn
W. Va
Mullins
Buddy Mullins
Vinton County Common Pleas
C. W. Smith
Robert M. Betz
Warren F. Sheets
Marjorie Rinehart
Bessie Ber
Ridge
Smith
Sheets
Ellis O. Hunt
Oscar Baird
Hark Mullins
Patricia Mullins
R. William Jenkins
Lenora Mullins
Arnold Mullins
Hunt
Anne Gates White
Carrie B. Wilson
Bert E. Boster
John L. Martin
Helen L. Lambert
Betty J. Skidmore
Margaret J. Smith
Clarence Adams
Howard Johnson
Jerry Shelton
Edwin Hanna
Concert Rendered By Academy Bands In Gallipolis
Gallia Academy Cadet and Varsity bands presented a winter concert in the Gallia Academy Auditorium drawing more than 500 listeners. Bernstein selections from West Side Story drew the loudest ovation alongside Wagner numbers including the Tannhauser march and Rienzi overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Thomas
Gallipolis
Leonard Bernstein
Gallia Academy
Tannhauser
Andy
Andy Griffith
Russ Willis
Bruce Smith
Susan Boster
Wilful Absence Cited In Divorce Petition
Mary G. Phillips of Gallipolis filed for divorce from Edward L. Phillips in Gallia County Common Pleas Court citing gross neglect and wilful absence. The couple married in 1958 and have no children. defendant's whereabouts are unknown. Phillips seeks restoration of her former name, Mary Gardner. Also noted is an accident free Gallia weekend, with two Meigs County accidents reported by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary G. Phillips
Gallia County Common Pleas Court
Edward Lee Phillips
Edward L. Phipls
Edward L. Philps
Mary Gardner
Gallia County
State Highway Patrol
Meigs County
Holzer Hospital births and admissions list with tungsten note
A long hospital column records births for multiple families including Little Braun Cremeans and others, with numerous admissions and dismissals listed by name and location across Gallipolis Ironton and surrounding areas. A closing line notes tungsten has the highest melting point of any known element.
Two Plead Innocent In City Court
Sherman E Long and I Clark Harper of Gallipolis Ferry pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to breaking and entering. They were bound over to the grand jury and released on $500 bonds after admitting the burglary to Leroy Collier of Patriot Route 1. The case involved Gallia and Meigs counties sheriffs departments. judge William H Jones fined Frederick Scott Ward and Robert Lemley in separate intoxication and resisting arrest cases with $10 and costs each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sherman E. Long
I. Clark Harper
Gallipolis Ferry
Leroy Collier
Patriot
Gallia
Meigs County
Bidwell Route 1
Sheriff's Department
Ward
Robert Lemley
Kanauga
Lemley
Nab Youth For Stealing Gasoline
Gallia county patrolmen arrested a 17 year old from Lehighton Pennsylvania after he drove a stolen car four miles south of Gallipolis on Route 7. The youth, Charles R. Smith, was wanted for failing to pay for gasoline in Athalia. He is jailed as the investigation continues and authorities await word from Kentucky on disposition. The FBI may become involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
G. E. Scott
Jerry P. Gordon
Pennsylvania
Charles R. Smith
Lehighton
Athalia
Smith
Lexington
Kentucky
FBI
Patriot Man Fined For Hit-Skip
Gallipolis judge fines Lloyd L. Myers 40 dollars and costs after a hit skpa incident with a parked car owned by Charles Perroud. Other police cases include fines for speeding intoxication and a divorce granted to a London woman after her husband left with the family store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Lloyd L. Myers
Myers
Charles Perroud
Second Ave
Jones
Jesse Anderson
John J. Taylor
Kananga
Beverly J. Russell
Charles W. Lamm
Columbus
State
Highway Patrol
Gary D. Algeo
Chillicothe
London
Ice Congestion Hits Ohio River Near Gallipolis Dam
Heavy ice conditions linger on the Ohio River around Antiquity Ravenswood and dams 16 through 20 with several inches of ice. Towboats like Fred W. Olcott and John J. Rowe navigated through the ice over the weekend while Dam 23 reduced its wickets to move ice south. Civil cases in Gallia County Common Pleas rise to 52, with three dismissed and return for rein statement by March 30 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Eureka
Ohio River
Antiquity
Dam
Ravenswood
Point Pleasant
Greenup
Bellair
New Martinsville
Sistersville
St. Marys
Marietta
Parkersburg
Fred W. Olcott
Maysville
John J. Rowe
Union
Northern
Kanawha
London
Marmet
Winfield
Common Pleas Court
Ernest Thorne
Gomer Jenkins
West S. Powell
William Wilkinson
Steele and Varney
David Nolan, Jr
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Thivener
Tawney
Carmichael
Ted Hanna
Gilliam
Academy
Christine Davis
Sandy Foster
Christina Holzer
Scott Neal
Bonnie Saunders
Holzer Hospital News
Henry C. Little
South Point
Kenneth K. Braun
Pomeroy
William W. Cremeans
Richard P. Thompson
Morton Neal
Waterloo
Willard A. Plymale
Ironton
Harry M. Neville
Charlotte A. French
Sally A. McKinney
Tammy Ann Plants
Bidwell
A. Clair Waggoner
Rutland
Frederick D. Thomas
Cheshire
Timothy D. Cochran
Mt. Alto
James W. Wetherholt
Melvin J. Dewitt
Frank M. Fugate
Donald E. Thomas
Leon
Clyde Taylor
Dewey Mullins
Jackson
Helen S. Coyle
John F. Boger
Rio Grande
Willard C. Day
Edward L. Watson
Henderson
Virgil E. Northup
Mont C. Hill
Connie L. Williams
Crown City
Sandra K. Clagg
Homer Clary
W. W. Robinson
William Pearson
William Burke
Oris Lathey
Tami L. Fitzpatrick
George Cremeans
Loraine Crandell
Ernest Lambert
Amanda Wells
Shelia J. Rainey
Sandra J. Stevers
Jan M. Long
Barto Durst
Robert Newsome
G. E. Henneman
J. J. Kokovitch
Denver Thompson
R. R. Brooks
C. L. Gleason
Gerald W. Dennison
Donovan M. Pope
Charles Frecker
James Weiher
Joseph Campbell
Delmar Stiffler
Merrill Pritchett
Dorothy McCarley
Craig A. Wise
Susan
Sally Underwood
Robert E. Jenkins
Jordan Kendall
Charles F. Waugh
William H. Gillogly
Seth Odell Pinkerman
Georgia Tech
James McAvoy
Robert Ritchie
McAvoy
Atlanta
Ritchie
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
PFT
Sohio
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