Tax rates and penalties in Gallia County and townships
Gallia County and Addison Township face an average tax rate near 16 dollars per thousand after re appraisal adjustments. Several townships show varied rates from 8.20 to 23.50 per thousand, with the overall county operation rate reduced from four mills to two. A Gallipolis man, Michael Curtis Ker, 21, was jailed five days for DUI but released on doctor’s orders for 15 days. Additional fines and speeding charges were issued to Harold Craig, William Quintrel, Ernest West, and Lawrence Mitchell by local officials.
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Len Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Addison Township
Crown City Village
Cheshire Township
Kyger Creek
Clay
Green
Greenfield
Gallia
Guyan
Harrison
Charles
W. Bodi
Huntington
Vinton Mer
Village
Morgan
Ohio
Perry
Raccoon
Rio Grande Village
Centerville Village
Spring
Walnut
Winnune Wee
Michael
Curtis ‘Ker
William H. Jones
Harold W. Craig
Charleston
Wiliam Quintrel
Hurricane
W. Va
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Cecil
Coalville
Ernest E. West
Youngstown
Farm Bureau Elects 7 To Important Body
The Gallia County Farm Bureau elects seven advisory council members to an important board. Wayne Russell Joe Lark Richard Lakin Golden Canaday Jim Saunders Stanley Wood and Walter Rose named. Five more will be chosen by the women’s committee between now and Monday. The 10th District Farm Bureaus will select a congressional spokesman. The group is 76 percent of its goal of 23 members.
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Neeting
Wayne Russell
Joe Lark
Richard Lakin
Golden ‘Canaday
Jim Saunders
Stanley Wood
Walter Rose
Commttee
Farm Bureau
Fred E. Hamrick
Gallia County
J. Donald Pollitt, Jr
Washington
Rep
Thom. Jenkins
Hamrick
10Th
Sands
Gallipolis Social Notes Engagements and Visits
Mrs. Arthur Kull of Columbus announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, a Ohio State junior in commerce, and a Marine veteran fiancée from Capital University. The event is set for February 25 at St John The Evangelist Church. The notes also record visits and weekend guests including Mrs Pabst, Mr Green of Dayton, Gloria Swanson nurse, and the Drummonds.
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Siallipolis
Arthur Kull
Columbus
Kull
Wimnam Grabst
Janet Scott Miller
Warren Miller
George Scott
Hamden
Holzer Hospital
Pabst
Mike Miller
James Miller
Pabsts
Joe Green
Dayton
M. M. Drummond
Gloria Swanson
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Charles Swanson
Sally
Joe Moch
California
Eli Isenberg
James Skidmore
Frank Loucks
Munnuarunis One Parents of 220 Freshmen Meeting
Parents of 220 Gallia Academy High School freshmen are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting in room 263. Principal Ross Fleming opens the session and explains its purpose. Helen Koontz counselor explains the achievement series. Dr Higgin director of guidance discusses helping at home. The meeting ends after three films and sample questions are shown on screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munnuarunis
Science Research Associates
Gallia Academy High School
Ross Hl. Fleming
Helen Koontz
Fleming
Edwin E. Higgins
Rabbit Sparks Lodge Visits in Portland Area
In Portland Maine area Pythians use a white rabbit to boost visits among lodges. The playful gimmick draws interest and features gastronomical wins over ice cream hamburgers egg sandwiches and standard rabbit fare, prompting more than 10 lodges to host command performances. Fire protection pact in Gallipolis Morgan Township sets a flat 100 dollar yearly rate with Vinton village.
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Portland
Maine
Portland Area
Pythians
Gallipolis
Morgan Township
Vinton Village
Cheshire PTA Founders Day Draws Hundred Plus Attendees
Cheshire One hundred and our persons attended last night's founders day program of the Cheshire Parent-Teacher Association. committees were announced for the eighth grade commencement. A potluck dinner was held in the home economies room. Attendance awards went to Mrs Lettie Young for the second and third trade room. Mrs Lowell Swisher noted the PTA was founded in 1920 with Mrs Margaret Ralph as president and 120 members then. There are 196 members now, with a revival after years of inactivity. A founders day skit used a larger candle as a prop and two films were shown as Your Children Know and Answering Children's Why.
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Cheshire
Cheshire Parent-Teacher Association
John Houck
Lettie Young
Lowell Swisher
Cheshire Pta
Margaret Ralph
Elliott
PTA
Date Set for Hi-Y Induction at Gallia Academy
Gallia Academy High School schedules the Hi-Y induction for Monday February 27 at the school. The luncheon meeting of the club 102 approved the date with about 30 members present. Vice-President Verlin presiding in President Milhoan’s absence. Milhoan and Pres will oversee the ceremony. Hi-Y plans a service project selling refreshments at GAHS Blue Devil baseball games to fund worthy causes. Friday morning assembly will include Mayor William H. Jones addressing on Courtesy. Two movies on courtesy and public relations will be shown.
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Gallia Academy High School
Mond
Clucom 102
Verlin Pres
William H. Jones
Kanawha River Readings Amid Long Canal of Numbers
River gauge readings for Kanawha and Ohio rivers show fluctuating levels from early morning to afternoon at multiple locations including Gallipolis and Point Pleasant. Report lists numerous names, times, commodities and vessels with small increases and decreases in feet and inches during a single monitoring period.
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Gallipolan
Chambersburg
Rauke
Ohio River
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
don-Pomeros
Point Pleasant
Hinton
Jim Martin
Capt
Joe
David] Moran
Lucas
Pac
Reba Jane
Neville
James D. Francis
Nam
Kanawha
Atonion
Solvay
Winfield
Ogram
Helen Z
Gallipolis
Rhea
Ora D
Jown
A. Hl. Crane
Kiso
Lewis
Island Creek
Sam Houston
Sohio State
Price
Dicott
Kate
Togeter
RH Bosworth
Sam Craig
Bond issue details for new high school and gym in Gallipolis
Washington auditorium hosted a Gallia Academy High School bond discussion with 19 attendees. The $875,000 measure would fund a new high school with 16 classrooms 24 by 26 and additional science and home economics spaces, an auditorium, and gym. It would move seventh and eighth grades to the old high school, relocate band and second grade spaces, and require 10 to 12 new teachers under state funding. The plan aims to relieve crowding at Washington School and boost capacity to 730 students.
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Sa Cowan
GAHS
Washington School
Washington
Gallipolis
State Foundation
Giripolis
Washington Pta
Edwin Edelblute
Stuent Council
Bond Issue Discussed At Kanauga PTA Meeting
Mrs KD Thom as outlined an 875000 Gallipolis City School District bond plan at Kanauga PTA. A new high school construction would create a 633 or junior high system though Kanauga grades 146 stay, while grades seven and eight move to the old high school. Emmett Church praised past PTA presidents as eight members attended and spoke brief remarks.
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Anauua
KD. Thomas
Gallipolis
Kanauga
Emmett Church
Kananga
PTA
Doctor Irson screens Medical Technology at Gallia High
Dr. Robert P. Irson of Holzer Hospital presented a film titled Medical Technology to 260 juniors, seniors, and sophomores during a special assembly at Gallia Academy High School in Gallipolis on Monday.
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Gallipolis
Robert P.irson
Holzer Hospital
Galli Academy High School
Band Plans Ambitious Die Fledermaus Concert Thursday
Gallipolis residents will witness one of the era’s most ambitious band efforts with Die Fledermaus and a medley of familiar ballads at the winter concert under A Kimball Suiter. Student conductor Robert Fiske Danner leads the cadet band as Eddie Roark on the piccolo and Johnny Bill Matthews on tuba perform The Cricket and the Bullfrog a novelty number fans expect to entertain.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Anight
A. Kimball
Robert Fiske Danner
Avery Heghlight
Ibe
Eddie Roark
Johnny Bill Matthews
Coaches Club To Meet For Blue Devil Banquet Plan
Gallipolis coaches club meets at 7 30 p m in The Messenger Gallipolis Bureau to finalize details of the Blue Devil basketball banquet and outline plans for the all SEC banquet. The Blue Devil banquet is set for 6 30 p m March 13 in the Washington School cafeteria with Bobby Laughlin of Morehead College as principal speaker. The all league banquet will occur in April. The Messenger office is at 28 Locust St near Second and Locust.
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Gallipolis
Messenger
Blue Devil
Washington — School
Bobby Laughlin
Kentucky
Morehead College
Locust St
Halliday Re-Elected President of Gallipolis Chamber
John E Halliday long time Gallia County figure and former prosecutor was re elected Monday night as president of the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce. The full slate including Miles T Epling Merrill O Dell Avanelle Sheets and Selwyn White was returned with Mrs Bill C Campbell presiding. The meeting at Lafayette Hotel discussed civic goals March 12 speaker invite for Judge James Garfield Stewart and updates on Route 218 bridge sale planned for July and Route 7 resurfacing near Cheshire.
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Gallipolis
John E. Halliday
Ohio Wildlife Council
Gallia County
Miles T. Epling
Merrill 0. O'Dell
Avanelle Sheets
Selwyn White
Halliday
Chamber of Commerce
Rep. D
Taber
Ohio Supreme Court
James Garfield Stewart
Thevenin Last Rites Set for Wednesday
Clarence Thevenin, 65, will have last rites at 2 p m Wednesday in the J Waugh funeral home with Pastor Paul M Niswander of Grace Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Centenary Cemetery
GAHS Receives Model Gallipolis Power Cunie Donation
Kia Academy High School biology and general science classes receive a full scale model of the human torso with additional eye and ear models donated but not yet delivered.
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Gallipolis
Cunie
Kia Academy High School
Orso
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