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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1961

Page

10

Feud over city water bill flares at Gallipolis meeting

Gallipolis City Commission reopened the Canaday water bill dispute after the Ohio Supreme Court overruled the city on the bill. Canaday paid $15.03 on a bill of $67.25, while the city argued over damages from the dispute. The meeting also addressed sewer-contract compliance, street conditions near First Avenue, a new 2 inch waterline tap agreement, and bids for chemicals, lime, and gasoline.

Dick Thomas Gallipolis Ronaie K. Canaday Gallipolis City Commission Ohio Supreme Court Canaday Fourth Avenue City Commission Robert S. Betz Perry J. Bailes J. L. McCorry Jr McCorry Cotton First Avenue

Buffalo Bulls entertain Lions Club at Gal lipolis

The Buffalo Bulls talent group from Ohio Farm Bureau performed for 48 guests at the Gallipolis Lions Club meeting held at Tye's Restaurant. Eddie Roark Bill Webb Bill Large and Gary Northup sang Civil War ballads and barbershop tunes. President Jack Hudson presided as a letter from Marietta Lions Club was read inviting members to a Social Feb. 24.

Gallipolis Buffalo Bulls Ohio Farm Bureau Gallipolis Lions Club Tye National Farm Bureau Denver Eddie Roark Bill Webb Bill Large Gary Northup Jack Hudson Marietta Lions Club Richard Hines Bob Boudinot Hugh Graham Virgil Craft Jack Smith Leon Saunders Jenny Lou Hudson Jim Thomson Jim Davis Claude Daniels Ray Daniels Robert W. Cobb Hobart Wilson Jr Odie O’donnell Hudson Economy Savings and Loan Office

Portsmouth Educator To Talk At Founders Day Meet

Gallia Academy area educator Gilbert McNeal will speak at 7:30 p.m. in Washington School cafeteria for Washington Elementary PTA Founders Day. The program, themed Milestones Along the Way, includes a silver tea honoring founders and Madrigals from Gallia Academy HS.

Gallipolis Gilbert McNeal Portsmouth Schools Washington Washington Elementary Pta Portsmouth Billie Houck George Files Harold Wiseman Madrigals

Gallia Academy to Administer Thorndike Intelligence Test

Gallia Academy High School will give the Thorndike intelligence test to seventh graders next Monday and Tuesday. The test is part of the city school system testing program to gauge students ability for school work and aid teachers in matching coursework and guidance for students and parents.

Gallipolis

Funeral for Mrs Laura Russell Gould in Gallipolis

Mrs Laura Russell Gould 85 of Bidwell Route 1 dies at Holzer Hospital after a brief stay. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at Morgan Center Church with Rev Everett Russell. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Bidwell. Visitation at Vernon McCoy funeral home Vinton. Survived only by a sister. born May 20 1875 in Morgan Township to Jacob and Emma Poindexter Russell. Twice married, predeceased by both husbands, no children.

Gallipolis Laura Russell Gould Bidwell Morgan Center Church Everett Russell Fairview Vernon McCoy Vinton Gould Campaign Road Holzer Hospital Morgan Twp Jacob Emma Poindexter Russell

Fourth arrest of Caldwell for no operator's license

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol on Tuesday arrested Bobby G Caldwell 24 of Gallipolis for driving with no operator's license. It is his fourth consecutive arrest on the same charge in recent months. The last arrest on December 4, 1960, resulted in a $50 fine plus costs and five days in the county jail.

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Bobby G. Caldwell Caldwell

Reporter Pay Increase for Gallia County Assistant

Patricia B. Betz, assistant shorthand reporter at Gallia County Common Pleas Court, is granted a monthly pay raise from $225 to $250, effective February 1, 1961.

Gallipolis Patricia B. Betz Gallia County

Holzer Hospital News Admits and Births Report

A list of new births and patients at Holzer Hospital by last names Wade Opsahl Payne Sperow and more names. Entries include admmitted Morris E Young Ross Gettles Shank Teaford Morris Lineberry Kenny Rupe Malik Keels Howell Sutton Reed and others. Blood used Tuesday 3 pints.

Cheshire By Mrs Bert Hern Cheshire

Alberta and Erma Reynolds of Columbus were guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Leith Reynolds. Ronnie Cornelius has accepted employment in Washington D C. Mr and Mrs M D Parsons are keeping house in Gallipolis for Mr and Mrs O D Parsons. Mr and Mrs Lee Clark and daughters were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hal Burger and son.

Bert Hern Cheshire Alberta Erma Reynolds Columbus Leith Reynolds Ronnie Cornelius Washington, D. C M. D. Parsons Gallipolis O. D. Parsons Lee Clark Hal Burger

Rotary Club Hears Of Satellite Communications

Gallipolis Rotary Club heard Ralph T. Riefenstahl of Columbus discuss satellite communications using Echo I as a model. He traced signal transmission from primitive tom-toms to modern methods. Walter F. Walker was inducted. visitors included Lawrence G. Mohr.

Gallipolis Lawrence G. Mohr Point Pleasant

Library hosts Valentine party for children this Saturday

Gallia County District Library will stage a Valentine party for children of various ages this Saturday from 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. Mrs Brenda K Mayes and Mrs Callie Forgey direct activities including stories movies and games for the event.

Gallipolis Gallia County Brenda K. Mayes Callie Forgey

Band Leader Is Honored At Gallia Academy Meeting

Gallipolis Band Boosters held a Monday meeting with a surprise party for A Kimball Sutter, director of the Gallia Academy band. The hospitality group served refreshments. The annual pop concert tickets go on sale at 25 cents for children and 75 cents for adults. The show starts 8 15 p m Friday February 17 in the Gallia Academy auditorium.

Gallipolis A. Kimball Sutter Gallia Academy John Lloyd Ford A. Howe Mary Warehime Howe Robert Cornwell Claude Evans

Point Rock Social Visits and Family News

Mrs. Charles May returned from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens to her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fairchild. Stewart Keeton and wife visited their son Charles at Children's Hospital in Columbus. Arlin Radekin and John Vale joined Edward Coen couple to Athens to see Ben Hur. C. E. Stout of Albany visited relatives in Point Rock. Joe McWhorten visiting his former home in Texas. J. E. Radekin hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson. Jarret Bobo learned of his nephew Clayton Bobo’s death in Florida.

Point Rock Charles May Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Inlaw Elmer Fairchild Stewart Keeton Charles Children’s Hospital Columbus Arlin Radekin John Vale Edward Coen Ben Hur C. E. Stout Albany Joe McWhorten McWhorten Texas J. E. Radekin James Nicholson Jarret Bobo Clayton Bobo Florida

Stand Is Reversed By Cincinnati Man

Lloyd B. Keels of Cincinnati, 29, pleaded guilty in Gallia County Common Pleas Court to non-support of a minor after withdrawing an earlier innocent plea. He sought suspension of sentence and entered a $500 bond with a $7 weekly child support payment, Judge Robert M. Betz ordering appearance within five days.

Gallipolis Lloyd B. Keels Cincinnati Gallia County Grand Jury Common Pleas Keels Robert M. Betz

Off Broadway invites playbill holders to see The Balcony free

Circle in the Square marks its tenth anniversary by offering free admission to anyone with a playbill from its past ten productions. The balcony production The Balcony is available at no charge to eligible visitors.

New York Circle In the Square

20 Pass Driver Tests In Gallipolis

Ronald G. Lambert, driver license examiner for the State Highway Patrol, conducted 15 preliminary examinations and passed 13 applicants for temporary learner permits. He also administered road tests to seven applicants, all of whom passed.

Gallipolis Ronald G. Lambert State Highway Patrol

Retail Merchants Group Delays Officer Election

Gallipolis Ohio Retail Merchants committee delayed its officer election while planning a Washington's birthday sale and a possible river regatta this summer. The group discussed Civil War centennial events and urged members to contact legislators on taxes social security and the minimum wage law.

Retail Merchants Group Gallipolis Gallipolis Retail Merchants Committee Claude Varney Lafayette Hotel Mid-East Outboard Association Inc Cleveland Jack Hudson Casby Meadows Jr Varney Mittee Arthur Darnbrough Jr Richard Carter John W. Mills Ohio

Library and Bookmobile Circulation Jump in Gallia County

The Gallia County district library reports a surge in the last month circulation. Main library volumes rose to 5271, up 344 from last year, while bookmobile circulation gained 1973 volumes. Total circulation reached 17 455, up from 15 138 in January 1960.

Gallipolis Gallia County

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Water Bill Eae Gilbert P. Bush Jr Gallipolis Ice Company Reso Barr Commission Calvert Chemical Company Diamond Alkali Gellia Roller Mills Calvert Chemical Sterling Service Lions Club Meet Laura Russell Holzer Hospital News Richard H. Wade Ronald J. Opsahl Jackson Harley A. Payne Robert D. Sperow Wellston Morris E. Young Ross Gettles Wearthy I. Shank Allah A. Teaford, Syra Elmer Reed George Canter Harley Bovie Louis Green Richard Keeler Blaine Carter Glenn Robinson Chester Knight Franklin Waldeck Jane Saunders Ray Evans Earl R. Watkins James R. Queen Dallas R. Durst and Son Jimmie F. Evans and Son Cheshire Rotary Club Mattie Duckworth Sarah U.S Fillmore Calif Jeannette Gowdy Mattie Ventura Royal Crown BACON Stampie Chase and Sanborn Wieners CLIFE MAUL Royal Blue Super Market Henri Stan Duncan Hines
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