Bond Issue Education Needs Paced by Science Says Taber
Gallipolis Ohio representative D C Taber told the AAUW at St Peters Church that science and new worlds demand brains from the elementary system. He warned America trails in engineering and science, urging focus on education to harness future weapons and technologies.
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Gallipolis
Atomic Power
Rep
Russia
America
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Robert E. Jenkins
Nelson
New Homes For FB Families Shifted Residences Across Town
Mr and Mrs Loren Fraley occupy Miss Ethel Youngs property at 31 Third Ave moving from 709 on the same street Two families relocate to rural Gallia County J D Luellens move from 164 Vine St to Johnsons Ridge Web Swaine shifts from 1136 Second Ave to a Mercerville Community farm TSet Herbert FE Dunn moves family from Bidwell to Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus
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Ethel Young
Third Ave
Gallia County
J. D. Luellens
Vine St
Johnson's Ridge
Web Swaine
Second Ave
Mercerville
Herbert FE. Dunn
Bidwell
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Welfare Board Faces Dental Aid Shortfall At Gallia County Home
Gallia County Child Welfare Board members report the annual budget for dental care for two children at the 4 Children’s Home is inadequate. They approve a plan to extract and later restore the teeth of a one year old resident, immunize all under ten with Salk polio vaccine at little or no cost to the board, and approve buying a near new deep freeze unit for 199.98 from former home employee Mrs. Robert Lee after she priced it under 200 to avoid bidding.
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Yank» Rtymate
Gallia County
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Plymale
Robert Lee
Lee
Harry E. Morgan
Florence ‘Trainer
Clarence ‘George
Herman Brucker
Annave
Matron-Superin
Project Lifts Roads Higher in Cheshire and Addison
Cheshire-Alva Grover president of the Kgger Creek Association spoke to the Cheshire Village Council on raising roads to combat high water. Mayor Leith J. Reynolds presided. Curt Swisher was absent due to illness. Grover noted two dips on State Route 55 near Cheshire and Gravel Hill Road as a flood outlet, and Reynolds said the council would likely support the project.
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Alva Grover
Kgger Creek Association
Cheshire Village
Addison
Leith J. Reynolds
Curt Swisher
Mness
Grover
Reynolds
Aly
Fife Cook Wedding Held in Cheshire Ring Rites
Irene Fife daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Fife and Franklin Cook son of Mr and Mrs Henry Cook were married January 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Rucker in Cheshire The Rev Shirley Woods Baptist Church of Cheshire officiated at the ring ceremony at 7 30 p m The groom attended Chesheigh Sehgal and is now serving in the Navy The bride will graduate from Cheshire High School this spring
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Ross Fife
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Henry Cook
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Cheshire
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Cheshhire
Chesheigh Sehgal
Navy
Cheshire High ‘School
Ohio Bus Debate at Clay Local Board Meeting
Clay Local Board of Education discussed the school bus issue for 16 students to Gallipolis after motions by J Donald Pollitt and James Elms on the Ohio board were defeated. The board took no action while the annual appropriations resolution passed, totaling about $2.00 per pupil, roughly $70,000 above prior estimates for Clay Elementary School construction.
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Gallipolis
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James Elms
Ohio Local Board
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Frank's Dairy Bar Key Club Meeting Report
Walsh Ovis Prank Specialist spoke to the Key Club Monday at the Farmers Hotel on the origin and workings of Frank's Dairy Bar. President Jack Brown reported on Kiwanis attendance and Phil Pope will attend Wednesday night. Twenty one members attended this semi monthly luncheon meeting.
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Speciaker
Key Club
Farmers Hotel
Frank
Jack Brown
Kiwanis
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Gallipolis Education Board Advances $21,000 Bond Plan
The Green Local Board of Education approved two measures Monday night to place a $21,000 bond issue on the May 4 ballot and to forward another item to the Gallia County Board of Elections. The district seeks the bond to qualify for state allotment. President Ishmael Gillespie led the meeting.
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Green Local Aid’ of Education
Gallia County
Evans Quits At Bulaville Bulaville Letters of resignation by Evans
John Edward Evans resigns as Bulaville school teacher effective April 1 after already severing ties with the faculty. C Jomer Bradbury, executive head of Kgger Creek schools, says the board will replace him with Mrs. Raymond Fisher for a week and Mrs Harold W Wetherbolt until a new teacher is found. Evans remains on sick leave until April 1 as the board votes to join the state association.
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Ofohn
Edward Evans
Bulaville
Kgger Creek District Board of Education
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C. Jomer Bradbury
Kgger Creek
Raymond Fisher
Harold W. Wetherbolt
Bradbury
Southeastern Ohio School Board Association
State
Rannells Re elected President of Southeast Ohio Beef Association
Tom Rannells of Vinton County was re elected president at the expanded Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Association board meeting at Buckeye Rural Electric Co op in Wallipolis Lower 3rd Ave. Denver Walker of Gallia County was named vice president and Paul Baer of Meigs County was re elected secretary treasurer. The 10 member board now includes two from each county.
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Wallipolis
Tom Rannels
Vinton County
Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Association
Buckeye Rural Electric Co-Op
Lower 3Rd Ave
Denver Walker
Gallia County
Paul Baer
Meigs County
Walker
T. R. Mossbarger
Lawrence County
Averill Wiseman
Curt" Taylor
Baer
Roy Miller
Nelis
George Henderson
Athens County
C.F.’ Creamer
W. S. Snodgrass
Athens
Creamer
Vinton
Meigs
Illipolis
Gallia
Lawrence
Raccoon District Tackles School Repair Plans
The Raccoon District Board of Education discussed rehabilitation needs with state funding limited to 200000 across Ohio. The Rio Grande School furnace, temporarily repaired, was examined as the board planned permanent work while noting 14 mills and emergency needs for eligibility. A separate report notes Gallipolis Harrison Local Board meetings and funding bills discussed Monday night.
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Raccoon
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Gallipolis
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Halliday enters race for central committee in Gallia
Gallipolis reports John E. J. Halliday chaired by the St Wildlife Council circulated his petitions for the 10th District Democratic state central committee. Sheriff candidates Johnson Ehman Dickey filed for nomination. Republicans list include Stewart Johnson Boggs Dickey Baird Moore. Incumbents hold recorder clerk engineer treasurer coroner seats. Filing deadline is Wednesday.
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John E. J. Halliday
St Wildlife Council
Mes A. Johnson
Fourllipolis Township
Justice the Peace
the Republic
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Crumpet Hut
State St
Gallia Academy
Andidates
Oty M. Stewart
Chaun L. Johnson
Mes A. Boggs
Dickey
Oscar C. Baird
Jesse R. Moore
Ehman and
Tarry C. Dickey
Mary Wetherholt
Marjorie Rinehart
Helen Swisher
Farnom A. Haskins
J. Roy Bartlett
County Returns Roads For Township's Care
GALLIPOLIS The Galha County Board of Commissioners returned three roads to Walnut Township: Jenkins Road No 21, 21 miles. Camp Round Road No 26, 1.3 miles. Eakman Road No 29, 2.25 miles. Bids for gasoline and fuel oil were discussed with Ashland Oil at 15.3 cents a gallon and 14.6 cents per gallon for fuel oil, Standard Oil at 16.3 cents for gas, no fuel oil bid, and Dixon Beckett Pure Oil at 15.7 cents for gasoline and 14 cents for fuel oil. The board also reviewed a potential abandonment of Campaign Church Road after a visit. Chea township and Ohio River Collieries delegation discussed an overflow from last week. Budgets for Aid for the Blind and Aid for Dependent Children were approved. Proctorville resident Otis Graham, 73, died Monday afternoon of a heart attack. Clovis Graham is a Crown City resident. Services are incomplete.
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Galha County Board of Commissioners
Walnut Township Board of Trustees
Jenkins Road
Campround
Eakman Road
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Standard Oil Co
Dixon-Beckett Pure Oil
Geraint
James A. Boggs
Roscoe R. Houck
Marty M. Wilcox
Chea Township
Ohio River
Charles W. Bodimer
Proctorville
Crown City
Otis Graham
Clovis Graham
England
Clerk Picked As Treasurer In Crown City Council
Mae Bills, clerk of Crown City Village, was selected as treasurer after Mrs Joy Stevers declined to qualify. The City Council, all members and Mayor C A Dillon present, approved bills paid and said the auditor’s report from the previous week showed only a few bookkeeping errors.
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Mae Bills
Crown City Village
Joy Stevers
C. A. Dillon
Doctor James Kineon obituary notice
James P Sineon, brother of the late Dr George Goodhue Kineon, died January 15. Mrs James Sineon informed Mrs Alice Nolte of Gallipolis on Monday. Mrs James Sineon resided at 875 Park Avenue New York. Dr G G Kineon long served as superintendent of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics now located in St
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George Goodhue Kineon
James Sineon
Alice Nolte
Gallipolis
Jame Sineon
Park Ave
New York
G. G. Kineon
Ohio Hospital
Linen closet delight inspires fragrant retail note
A brief ad style snippet praises linen closet exploration and fresh cottons with an appealing fragrance. The text emphasizes a pleasant sensation around cottons and linens and mentions a bottle label as part of the experience.
Driver Denies Charge Bond Set at $1000 in DUI Case
Gallipolis dispatch reports Frank Stewart ed of Mercerville State Route pleaded innocent to operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Judge William H. Jones set bond at 1000 dollars and scheduled a city hearing for 1 15 p.m. Wednesday. Isaell Jenkins, 41, of Ka (text cut)
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Frank Stewart
Mercerville
Mutual
William H. Jones
Issell Jenkins
Patrol pleads guilty for DUI and suspended driving
In Athens on Tuesday February 1 1956 a patrolman admitted guilt to operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol and driving while suspended. Judge Jones took the case under advisement until today or Wednesday as Galipolis News notes on page one.
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