Morrow Praised by Rio Grande College Board
Gallipolis Rio Grande College trustees hail the late Frank C. Morrow for 16 years of leadership on the board serving as vice president and executive chair. The tribute notes his steady guidance and unselfish devotion shaping the college's progress. The report also mentions the George L. Manley field house at Syracuse with a 5200 basketball seating capacity.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College Board of Trustees
Frank C. Morrow
Ohio
Rio Grande College
George L. Manley
Syracuse
Gallipolis Woman Cited For Larceny
Gallipolis City police arrested Loretta Abrams age 30 of 210 State Street on a larceny charge. She posted 100 dollars bond to appear in Municipal Court Friday. The charge stems from a theft of 58 dollars worth of clothing reported by Ethel Faye Kuhn.
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Gallipolis
Loretta Abrams
State St. Gallipolis
Ethel Faye Kuhn
Two-Car Collision on Koontz-Sailor Road
Gallia County patrol reports a two car crash at 9 55 a m on Koontz Sailor Road north of Route 325. No injuries or charges. Drivers Bruce D Osborne 29 of Vinton and Norval D Bailes 28 of Bidwell Route 2 involved. both cars sustained medium damage.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol Post
Koontz-Sailor Road
Bruce D. Osborne
Vinton
Norval D. Bailes
Bidwell
Osborne
Bailes
Cub Scouts Plan Scout Week and Rites at Grace Church
Cub Pack 203 schedules Scout Week February 7 13 and will observe Scout Sunday this Sunday at Grace Methodist Church in uniform with den mothers and parents. Cubs John Morgan Steve Walker and Larry Dobson will usher. Blue and Gold Banquet is set for March 1 at 6 PM at Grace Methodist.
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Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
Oren V. Kyger
John Morgan
Steve Walker
Larry Dobson
Haskins - Tanner
National Guard Armory
Point Pleasant
John Thomas
Danny Williams
Mark Davis
Jay Cremeens
Mike Brown
Mike Trowbridge
Billy Cobb
Denner
Gary Scott
Buff Scott III
David Tope
Steven Scott
Charles Wood
John Hudson
Randy Finney
Ronald Fletcher
Bobby Boudinot
John Skidmore
Steven Stebbins
Ricky Boone
Billy Thomas
Steve Short
Danny Frazier
Ray Boone
den Four
den One
Homer Hawkins
Virgil Halley
den Seven
Tommy Morgan
Mitch Miller
Hospital Births and River Traffic Notes
A list of births at Holzer Hospital including Jeffrey Kokovitch and Rob ert Lewis tied to various towns. Also reports on blood usage, gauge readings, and activity for multiple river boats and locks along Ohio and Kanawha rivers with times noted.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Northern
A. J. Patton
Semet
Beckford
Bingo
Solvay
I. F. Frieberger
Penn
Peggy Downey
Ohio River
Robert BE. Reed
Western
A. E. Ke
Queen City
Jerry Bosworth
John J.e
Indiana
Lock
Titan
C. V. Harner
James L. Hamilton
Robert W. Lea
Stevenson
Lewis
Sycamore
Southern
Bri’ Bosworth
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Athens Ohio
Wits
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TIMEX
Pangburns
Fanny Farmer
Irie Ngi Ilavcie
Pei
Jabez Kimmete Nowewborn
Valentines
Valentine
Perfume
Prince Matchabelli
Stradivari
Schick Electric Razor
Tus
Morrow
Rio Grande
Cub Scouts
Kenneth Morgan
Jack
Vane Agitator
Whitehouse
Shopcraft
R.p.m
Fearn
Lay
Holzer Hospital News
Jeffrey J. Kokovitch
New Haven
Robert R. Lewis
Harley J. Wright
Pony W. Lykins, Jr
Ashland
John J. Fick
Long Bottom
Henry C. Clyse
Tami Lou Fitzpatrick
Davis Hall
John W. Imes
Frank A. Young
Edward Justice
Argillite
James G. Mourning
Middleport
Robert R. Graves
Wellston
Audrey V. Stover
Edward M. Blake, Jr
Pomeroy
Alfred H. Dye
Roy E. Potter
Louisa
Virgil McInabb
Chauncey
Jack Cockburn
William McPosey
Patrick A. Keels, Jr
Blanchard
Thomas Whaley
Ethel Knotts
Kenneth Clark
Homer Clary
Lance Lyons
John E. Yates
Etta Lou Eads
Clarence McConnell
Lowell Jeffers
Marie E. Gibert
Starling A. Miller
William Chatfield
Charles Grow
David Griffith
Bobby L. Richie
Clair Waggoner
Thomas Davis
Edward Parsons
Cleland Hines
Edward Franklin
Mary Alban
Howard Rader
Howard Palmer
K. K. Braun
Henry C. Little
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