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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1960

Page

5

Rio Grande Annexation Opens First Village Expansion in Gallia County

Rio Grande won final approval to annex four parcels east of its current limits, expanding about 94 acres toward the hill and near the village reservoir. The board also approved township road projects in Gallipolis, Walnut, and Guyan Townships and set a March 21 viewing date with an April 4 final hearing. Additional actions included a $30,000 supplemental appropriation to the county highway fund, purchase of a new typewriter for Welfare, and adoption of the state health care fee schedule for welfare and Aid for the Aged clients.

Dick Thomas GallipOlis Gallia County Board of Commissioners Rio Grande Cora-Beaver Rd Sam Guthrie County Highway Department Virgil Cross County Welfare Department James A. Boggs Oty M. Stewart Chauncey Johnson Morton L. Dickey

Psychologist Delivers Talk at Grace Guild Meeting

Miss Lea Lee of Formosa, formerly a London schoolgirl and now a psychologist at the Gallipolis State Institute, spoke to Grace Guild at Grace Methodist Church on Chinese festivals and New Year celebrations. She contrasted parenting in America and China, urged no return to her homeland, and answered questions. Twenty five members attended the dinner meeting led by Mrs. Robert Cornwell with Mrs. Clarence George giving devotions.

Gallipolis Lea Lee Formosa Ohio University America Grace Guild Robert Cornwell Clarence George Miss Lee George Roberts

Community Grange Meeting Notes and Local Visits

The N Marshfield New Marshfield Grange met February 6 with Wor thy Master Bernard Ward presiding. The Grange Charter was dedicated in memory of Sister Orpha Dinsmoor. Reports highlighted the State Grange convention by Athens County delegate Waldo Poston and a program with piano, readings, and lessons. Visitors included members from Albany Grange and Marietta.

New Marshfield Summit Grange Bernard Ward Grange Orpha Dinsmoor Waldo Poston Athens County Carolyn Wagoner Mary Ward Josephine Scott Olive Baughman Winifred Hooper Melva Radcliffe Albany Grange F. G. Hoodlet Arthur van Dyke Rodger van Dyke Albany Marietta David Rose David Grubbs Glouster Church of Christ Reece McGoldrick Martha Frost OES School of Instructions Masonic Temple Middleport Nell Gilham Mary Keiffer Iris Hartman Grace Dinsmoor Mattie Gabriel Pearl Beveridge Dorothy Beveridge Ruth Crumrine Elsie Stephenson Adrian Andrews Donald Kennard Mary Kathrine Ben Gabriel Bus Lowery Brent Connie Dewey Lowery Brenda Dennis Barberton Mark Lowery Columbus Lester Pittman Nelsonville Arthur Hartman Robert Johnson Joyce Carl Frank, Jr Cleveland Clinic VFW Lena Clark Mary McFadden Wilma Sickles Margaret Hunter Myna Lopez Frieda Conkey Donna Brooks Kathleen Llewelyn Eileen Saylor Alice Ailstock Alma Nichols Mabel Hevener Huntington W. Va George Hayman

Marriage License for Ray W Phil lips and Margaret White

Ray W Phil lips, 19, Crown City, and Margaret Ann White, 18, Gallipolis, teamed in marriage license filings. Phil lips is son of Fred and Hattie Huff Phil lips. White is daughter of Raymond and Helena King White.

Gallipolis Ray W. Phillips Crown City Margaret Ann White Fred and Hattie Huff Phillips Raymond and Helena King White

Sandra Hood Named BPW Girl of the Month

Gallipolis BPW Club selects Sandra Sue Hood as February Girl of the Month. Rita Frazer displays five flower arrangements while Dr. Oscar W. Clarke endorses the 1960 Heart Fund drive. Sandra, a Gallia Academy senior, plans music college and holds multiple youth and school roles.

Sandra Sue Hood BPW Gallipolis Rita Frazer Oscar W. Clarke Miss Hood Eleanor Fuller James A. Hood Eastern Ave Sandra First Baptist Church Youth Fellowship Gallia Academy High School Gallia Script Gallian Yearbook Future Nurses of America Tri- Hi-Y Thespian Club the Madrigals National Honor Society Frazer Gallipolis Garden Club

Two Minor Monday Wrecks Tied to Icy Roads

Slippery Gallia County secondary roads caused two accidents investigated by the Gallipolis State Highway Patrol on Monday. A third crash occurred at Route 124 near Salem Center in Meigs County. Officers reported no injuries and no charges in the Gallia incidents. Bond forfeitures were reported in Gallipolis Municipal Court for three individuals for speeding, no highway use tax permit, and failure to stop within the assured clear distance.

Gallipolis Gallia County Salem Center Meigs County Jack B. Walker Jackson Herman Reeves Reeves Walker Starcher Rd Route Helen I. Swisher Cheshire Harold E. Thomas Harvey A. McGowan Huntington Clarence E. Carr Columbus John H. Whitlatch Winston Salem N. C

Hauncey area social notes list regional aunts and cousins

Mr and Mrs Harry Russell and daughters Brenda and Kelley of Athens along with Mr and Mrs George Walton and Pamela and Alan visited Mr and Mrs Ray Pidcock for Sunday dinner. Brenda Russell stayed overnight with the Pidcocks. Frank Poston of Columbus visited sister and brother in Millfield. Clyde Canter Jr and family visited Cincinnati. John Barnhart Jr left for Tinonis. Merl Feuerhelm and Cherlynn of Sabina visited Luther Cruikshank's family. Helen Hart and several Sugar Creek residents visited Ruth Staley.

Harry Russell Brenda Kelley Athens George Walton Pamela Alan Ray Pidecock Brenda Russell Ray Pidcock Frank Poston Columbus Dan Simpkins Millfield Clyde Canter Jr Harry Riggle Cincinnati Riggle Canter John Barnhart Jr Russell Cunningham Tinois Merl Feuerhelm Cherlynn Sabina Ohio Luther Cruikshank Helen Hart Gladys McClellan Mary Arbell Ida Beitershies Sugar Creek Ruth Staley

Mrs Bobby Tripp Returns Home From Hospital

Mrs. Bobby Tripp, once a patient at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan, was sent home Sunday. Mr Ernest Atkinson and Murray Hutchinson visited Hutchinson's mother at Casto Nursing Home Wellston on Wednesday.

Bobby Tripp Hocking Valley Hospital Logan Ernest Atkinson Murray Hutchinson Mr. Hutchinson Casto Wellston

Holzer Hospital Notes births and admissions list

A series of birth notices announce a son to Frankie L. and wife in Jackson and a daughter to William Vicars in Gallipolis, among others in Syracuse Cheshire Route and Pomeroy. Numerous admissions include Mrs Charles W Bush Patriot Route and others. several dismissals listed and a blood usage note.

Frankie L. Rainer Jackson Charles E. Hawk Syracuse William Vicars Gallipolis James R. Miller Cheshire Charles W. Bush Ina L. Criner Robert N. Palmer Ironton Albert H. Bolles Dan S. Davis Dean Patton Ruth E. Salyers Franklin Furnace Oscar Scholl Pomeroy William J. Vicars Cora Wright Harry M. Cromlish Ivan L. Lane Harold E Eddy Glen Cartwright Alfred Stewart Rufus Cook Robert W. Lambert Herbert Thivener Joe E. Waters Susan Faught Alpha Cottrill Linzie Dillon Charles D. Ray Luella G. Rapp John A Beckley James W. Chandler Mari A. Burton

Tomorrow's Stars Horoscope and Early Colonial Library Notables

A future oriented horoscope urges daydreaming avoidance and focus on postponed plans and ventures with caution on finances. It notes a 1960 positive outlook for birthday individuals and warns against stubbornness in financial talks. A born child will be intelligent and brave. The piece also mentions early colonial libraries private and notable figures William Brewster Winthrop Cotton Mathew and Ralph Wormeley.

Colonial America William Brewster Plymouth Gov Winthrop Connecticut Cotton Mathew Boston Ralph Wormeley Virginia

Valentine Party at Chauncey Branch Library

Eighteen Story hour attendees at the Chauncey Branch Library enjoyed a Valentine party with refreshments and a box exchange. Lois Simpson, librarian, led festivities and prizes were awarded to Sharon Abdella, Linda Kish, Terry Gruttemeyer, and Marilyn Dehman.

Chauncey Lois Simpson Sharon Abdella Linda Kish Terry Gruttemeyer Marilyn Dehman Vincie Kish Dede Canter Christy Canter Jody Childress Debra Kish Linda Brantley Terry Gruttemyyer Darla Dunkle Teresa Cline Jim Staley Rosanna Cline

River Traffic and Dam Conditions on the Kanawha and Ohio Rivers

River gauges show rising rollers on the Gallipolis and Kanawha systems with dams down and multiple boats moving through Lock numbers 12 to 33. Ohio River traffic lists numerous vessels with up or down readings at various locks and a Tuesday update shows prevailing declines in dam operations.

Kanawha River London Winfield Ohio River Montgomery Stevenson Peoria Rocket Bayou la Rose Etta Marie Lehigh L. Wade Childress Lunga Point I. F. Frieberger Pittsburgher Island Creek Nancy Jane Creditor City of Huntington James D. Francis Beckford Ovec Irene Chotin Beaver Bob Beaver Pennsylvania James J. S. Lewis Gallipolis Vulcan Robert W. Lea Semet Robert E. Reed Tradewinds Dispatcher Oreo Solvay Indiana

Retailer tastes influence meat sales says study

The National Association of Retail Grocers reports that personal preferences of store managers affect meat sales. Some retailers will not handle lamb or pork because they personally dislike it.

National Assn. of

Mrs. Emma M. Ingles Dies at 73 in Gallipolis

Emma M. Ingles 73 of 502 Third Ave Gallipolis died Monday morning after two years of ill health. A native of Gallipolis she led civic life as Elks Emblem Club member past PTA president and long time community figure. She married Clyde C Ingles in 1910. survivors include son Clyde J Ingles daughter Esther Saunders sister Blanche Smith and five grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Waugh Halley Wood with burial at Mound Hill. viewing 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.

Gallipolis Emma M. Ingles Third Ave Ingles Elks Emblem Club Parent-Teachers Association Abraham Amelia Black Moch Joe Moch First National Bank Frank Blanche) Smith Los Angeles Calif Clyde C. Ingles Morest Esther) Saunders Cincinnati Clyde J. Ingles Middleport Albert C. Ingles Navy Coronado Waugh-Halley-Wood James Lee Harter First United Presbyterian Church Mound Hill Cemetery

Advertising Head To Speak At Kiwanis

R. S. Cotterman of Parkersburg, GM and treasurer of Smoot Advertising and Mid-American Advertising, will discuss Advertising and Morality at Gallipolis Kiwanis weekly dinner at Lafayette Hotel. Cotterman, WV legislature candidate and Valley Broadcasters vice president, has a wartime Stars and Stripes background and former King and Cotterman partner. Kiwanis VP J L Bud Preston to introduce.

Gallipolis R. S. Cotterman Parkersburg Smoot Advertising Company Mid-American Lafayette Hotel Gallipolis Kiwanis Club West Virginia Cotterman Valley Broadcasters, Inc Ravenswood Marietta College Outdoor Advertising Association of America Chicago Europe Ninth Air Force Stars and Stripes G. I King and Cotterman Kiwanis John L .Bud) Preston

Morna Davis Files Petition of Divorce

Morna Davis of Gallipolis Route 2 filed a petition for divorce against Lowell Davis of Gallipolis on Monday. The couple married February 17, 1934 and have one child of age. they signed a separation agreement February 12 settling all property rights.

Gallipolis Morna Davis Lowell Davis

Five Scouts Meet in Gallipolis at Grace Methodist Church

Five scouts of 203 met Monday evening to work on rating requirements at Grace Methodist Church. Present were Roger Lovett Mike Kerns Ken Biffle Ken Thomson and Tommy Folden. Scoutmaster Jim Hackworth and Jim Thomson district commissioner attended.

Gallipolis Grace Methodist Church Roger Lovett Mike Kerns Ken Biffle Ken Thomson Tommy Folden Jim Hackworth Jim Thomson Mason-Gallia-Meigs

Alta Lewis Appointed To Clerk Treasurer Post

Chauncey village council approved the resignation of clerk treasurer Frank Lewis and Mayor Wadley named Alta Lewis to fill the unexpired term through December 31, 1962. The meeting also noted Ordinance 154 on sanitary sewer charges remains in effect with a $1 daily penalty for violations.

Chauncey Frank Lewis Charles Wadley Alta Lewis General Fund

DiSalle To Address MGM Scout Meeting

Gallia district of Boy Scouts of America invites Governor Michael V. DiSalle to speak at the March 31 dinner in Koger Creek High School cafeteria. Governor accepted after a call from Jerry Poston. Senator J Sherman Porter to introduce. Wilbur C Dickson to preside. district to elect officers and finalize program details soon.

Gallipolis Ohio Mason-Gallia-Meigs Boy Scouts of America Kgger Creek Michael V. DiSalle Jerry Poston J. Sherman Porter Bob Siler Point Pleasant M-G-M Porter Siler Wilbur C Dickson

Students Return to City Schools in Gallipolis

Gallipolis city schools including Clay and Green Elementary returned to classes Tuesday morning per Supt. Marshall D. Boggs. Five Gallia County districts kept students off for an extra day. Southwestern Rio Grande North Gallia Hannan Trace and Kyger Creek did not hold school. County students are expected back Wednesday.

Gallipolis Clay and Green Marshall D. Boggs Gallia County Southwestern Rio Grande North Gallia Hannan Trace Kyger Creek B. Lewis Jones County

Puck Ridge Man Alva Armstead Dies In Buck Ridge

Gallia County native Alva Armstead 58 was found dead Sunday at his Buck Ridge residence. Last rites set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Providence Church with burial in Buck Ridge cemetery. Born Aug 10 1899 in Springfield Two he was the son of Isaac and Florence Winston Armstead. Survived by sister Dora Armstead Athens and brother Raymond Armstead Cincinnati. He had been in declining health and worked on farms of Charles Carmichael and Tipton Trainer.

Gallipolis Alva Armstead Buck Ridge Providence Church Gallia County Springfield Two Isaac Florence Winston Armstead Arthur Archie Raymond Armstead Cincinnati Dora Armstead Athens Ben Charles Carmichael Tipton

Graveside Rites Planned for Cora Dix Hall at Mound Hill

In Gallipolis, graveside rites for 97 year old Cora Dix Hall will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Mound Hill cemetery. Rev. Emmett Smith of St. Peter's Episcopal Church will officiate. She was born April 19, 1862, one of four children of William and Hattie Carter Hall, and was the last survivor of her family. Her brothers Albert and Pinkney K. Hall and sister Jessie preceded her in death. The article notes a Panama constitution change in 1918 allowing provincial governors to be elected.

Gallipolis Cora Dix Hall Haner’s Rest Mound Hill Emmett Smith St. Peter's Episcopal Church Miss Hall William and Hattie Carter Hall Albert Pinkney K. Hall Jessie

Infant Michael Sheets Funeral in Gallipolis

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday for Michael Sheets infant son of Noah and Leatha Jean Taylor Sheets of Dayton. Burial followed in Bethlehem cemetery. Surviving: paternal grandfather James C. Sheets Crown City Route 1 and maternal grandparents Harry R. Taylor and wife. He was preceded in death by a brother Noah Charles Sheets. Bad weather postponed the Ohio Bladen Swans meeting to next Monday.

Gallipolis Everette Delaney Michael Sheets Noah Leatha Jean Taylor Sheets Dayton Dayton Hospital Bethlehem Cemetery James C. Sheets Crown City Harry R. Taylor Noah Charles Sheets

Mrs. Nellie J. Quickle Dies at 73 in Vinton

Nellie J. Quickle 73 of Vinton formerly Huntington Township Gallia County died at home Monday after weeks of declining health. She was born December 25 1888 and survived by a sister two half brothers husband Frank three sons Kay Earl Don a daughter Helen Coder 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She taught in Gallia County schools and was a member of Vinton Baptist Church. Services Thursday at Vinton Baptist Church burial in Vinton Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Vernon McCoy Funeral Home.

Gallipolis Nellie J. Quickle Vinton Gallia County Huntington Twp Whitt America Jacobs Homer Spires New Albany John Burkle William Jacobs Fostoria Frank Kay Earl Quickle Columbus Don Quickle Williamsburg Lee Helen) Coder Quickle

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Rio Corporation Village of William E. and Eva McCoy McCor Mick Herschel T Willa Winters Frank and Mary Mahan Plantz Miller Rd Walnut Shriver Rd Guyan Russia Fidel Castro Ernesto Guevara Cuban National Bank Anastas Mikoyan Havana Mikoyan Guild N. Marshfield Clarke Gallia Farmers Hotel Hauncey Zaleski Holzer Hospital Raymond Harbrecht Randy Lee Henry Gallipolis Ferry Jimmie L. McGuire Bidwell Rt Kanawha Falls Hinton Pomeroy-Mason DiSalle MGM Puck Ridge Panama Federal Land Bank Federal Land Bank Association of A. C. Gibson Mgr Second Ave Ohio Bladen Swans Nancy McAllister Home Economics
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