Gallipolis School Budget Tops $1 Million Mark
Gallipolis city board of education in an organizational session elected officers and tentatively approved a 1964 budget of 1,127,215, first million dollar budget in the history of the school system. The plan increases salaries, maintenance, and equipment costs with a total operating general fund of 959,240 and overall funds totaling 1,127,215. The board also hired two teachers for the remainder of the year and set meetings for the second Tuesday each month at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. Gordon Gibert
Grand Total General Fund
General
Uniform Supplies
Community Recreation
Voad
Leon Higgins
Willow Wood
Marshall University
Southwestern High School
Gallia School Boards Elect Leaders in Organizational Meets
Five Gallia County boards held organizational sessions. Re-elected presidents include John Z. Myers at Gallia Raccoon and Dan M. Evans at North Gallia. new officers and clerks were named across districts. 1964 appropriations totals ranged from $90,045 to $380,000 with various staffing changes approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Raccoon School Board
Gallia County
John Z. Myers
S. Harland Wellborn
Clarence H. Davis
Myers
Wendell V. Tope
Commercial and Savings Bank
North Gallia
Dan M. Evans
John Payne
Phil Foster
Evans
Foster
Ruth Evans
C. A. Evans
Bidwell-Porter School
Maurice Thomas
Phillip Calhoun Rio
Esther Gordon
Wiseman
John R. Morgan
John Lloyd
J. Merrill Carter
Southwestern School Board
Morgan
Lloyd
Fred Beman
Thurman
DAR Delegates Chosen for State Conference and Continental Congress
Gallipolis report: French Colony Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution elected delegates and alternates for the March State DAR conference in Akron and the Continental Congress in Washington, D C. Epling, Miller, Nelson, and Ecker named as delegates. Cutler, Hayward, O'Brien, Gills, Brannon, Neal, and Northup as alternates. The meeting, led by Regent Epling, drew fourteen members and guest Mrs. Ralph Lusher, with Mrs. Nelson as chaplain assisting in Pannabaker’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
DAR
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. T. Epling
Akron
Epling
L. Claude Miller
L. H. Nelson
Margaret Ecker
Mary H. Cutler
Catherine Hayward
Mary Virginia O’brien
J. E. Gills
Howard Brannon
Howard I. Neal
J. J. Pannabaker
W. O
Nora) Miles
Orono
Maine
Gallia County
Nancy Lusk
Gallia Academy High School
Karen Wells
Southwestern
Sarah Neeley
Ryger Creek
Opal Martin
Hannan Trace
Lusher
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Old
Russia
Robert Hagan
Huntington
W. Va
Mary Lathers Plans To Wed Jack Brown
Gallipolis Ohio announces the engagement of Mary Ellen Lathers to Jack Brown of Chicago. Mary Ellen is a University of Wisconsin graduate and advertising copywriter at Marshall Field and Co. Jack Brown, Gallia Academy High School and Ohio Wesleyan alumnus with a Syracuse master’s, is a Leo Burnett media buyer in Chicago.
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Mary Lathers
Jack Brown
Gallipolis
Frank R. Lathers
Madison, Wis
Mary Ellen
Chicago, NL
W. Lewis Brown
Uated
University of Wisconsin
Delta Gamma Sorority
Theta Sigma Phi
Marshall Field and Co
Chicago
Mr. Brown
Gallia Academy High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Syracuse University
Sigma Chi
Alpha Epsilon Rho
Phi Mu Alpha
Leo Burnett Co., Inc
Mose Norman
Elmo Norman
Vinton
Chanute Afb
United States Air Force
Norman
Johns Creek High School
Pikeville
Two Women Injured In Falls In Gallia County
Mrs. Eva E. Mossman, 79, of Cheshire Route 1, admitted to Holzer Hospital with a fractured right hip after a fall Monday. Mrs. Claude Daniels, 30, of 1815 Chestnut St., treated for a fractured vertebra from slipping on ice. Both are reported in good condition. County Auditor Morton L. Dickey reports 541 Gallia County dog licenses sold since Dec. 15, with kennel licenses rising to 15 and a $1 penalty after Jan. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Eva E. Mossman
Cheshire
Holzer Hospital
Mossman
Claude Daniels
Chestnut St
Morton L. Dickey
Gallia County
Farmers invited to corn clinic in Pom eroy
Gallia County farmers are invited to a corn clinic sponsored by the Meigs County agronomy committee and other agencies. The program runs Thursday from 9 30 a m to 3 p m in the dining room of the Masonic Temple Building Pom ery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Agronomy Committee
Masonic Temple
Pomeroy
Tax Aid Available in Gallia County Courthouse
Virgil V. Brown of the Ohio Department of Taxation is examining personal property tax returns in Gallia County auditor Morton L. Dickey’s office. Taxpayers may call or visit the auditor’s office in the courthouse from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for information. Brown expects to work in Gallipolis for the next three or four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Virgil V. Brown
Pomeroy
Ohio Department of Taxation
Morton L. Dickey
Gallia County
Brown
Births at Holzer Hospital Show Dozens of New Arrivals
List of newborns born at Holzer Hospital each with parent names and home towns including Gallipolis Point Pleasant Wellston Pomeroy Cottageville and others. Names include Walter Watson Wayne E Kincaid Jr Delphia Cummins John Rodgers Raymond Bouchonville Leonard Shook and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Watson
Gallipolis
Wayne E. Kincaid, Jr
Point Pleasant
Garland Riddle
Clarence Pearson
Lakin
Clifford C. Lear
Proctorville
Gary D. Gahm
Jackson
Raymond Bouchonville
Claude H. Daniels
John Vance, Jr
Bidwell
Oscar L. Lowe
Delphia Cummins
Letart Falls
John D. Rodgers
Robert E. Callahan
Goldie Gothard
Otis W. Shook
Wellston
William E. Mulhern, Jr
J. Roger Peirpont
Robert L. Newsom
Sharon R. Mc Williams
Davis Hall
Ward L. Pauley
Kathleen Cochran
Vinton
James L. Herron
Cottageville
Rolland E. Smith
Ewington
Tuna Dip With Sour Cream and Curry Twist
Whip up a quick dip using tuna and sour cream with a hint of curry. Serve with crackers and a beverage while watching TV. For shortcake, combine two cups flour with three tablespoons lard and three tablespoons butter.
Minister-Composer Will Speak At Rio Grande College
The Rev. Ernest K. Emurian of Arlington Virginia will speak at 10 a.m. Wednesday for the first 1964 weekly convocation of Rio Grande College in Community Hall. He is a minister composer and author of many books and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Ernest K. Emurian
Arlington
Rio Grande College
Community Hall
Motorist Declared Innocent At Municipal Court
Gallipolis James W. Marrs a 44 year old from Ewington was found innocent on a State Highway Patrol dis obeying a stop sign charge after a municipal court session. He had been arrested December 14 on the charge. Also fined were Turley V. George for speeding and several others for patrol or intoxication related offenses. Albert R. Durose attended dedication ceremonies at the new Southeastern Ohio Manpower Training School in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James W. Marrs
Ewington
Marrs
William H. Sowers
Turley V. George
Vinton
Elizabeth I. Hoebeke
Bristol
Tenn
Mike Kasap
Charleston
W. Va
William C. Stander
Mansfield
Larry E. Laudermill
Middleport
Albert R. Durose
Southeastern Ohio
Jackson
Nine Lawmen Attend First Session of Crime School
Gallipolis police sponsor a four part criminal investigation school in the Municipal Courtroom with FBI agent Robert C. Payne instructing on fingerprinting photography and lifting latent prints. Attendees include Deputy Sheriff Carol Manley Meigs County Deputy Sheriff Ivan Five Police Chief Chester Leaper and several Gallipolis officers. A minor collision at First Ave and Locust St involving Ruth Maddy and Delbert Fisher reported but no injuries and no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert C. Payne
FBI
Cincinnati
Carol W. Manley
Middleport
Meigs County
Ivan Five
Gallia County
Chester A. Leaper
Bill Barr
St. John Taylor
Cecil G. Thivener
Paul North
Silas J. Hamilton
Hollis E. North
First Ave
Locust St
Ruth Maddy
Delbert G Fisher
Fisher
Locust
Maddy
Icy Gallia Roads Spark Three Accidents in 35 Minutes
Gallia County reports three crashes in 35 minutes on icy highways Monday morning. A Kyger Creek School bus and a car collide near Cheshire injuring no one. a westbound car overturns near Bulaville Addison. a second collision involves a pickup and a stalled car on Piper Hill. No charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol Post
Gallia County
Kyger Creek
Forrest Gillenwater
Cheshire
Robert W. Sisson
Sissons
Sisson
Bulaville- Addison Rd
Tressie O. Johnson
Walter McCarley
Vinton
Piper Hill
McCarley
Lacey E. Tobias
Bidwell
Gallia Academy Band Winter Pop Concert Feb 2
Gallia Academy High School band will present a winter pop concert on February 2. Band Director A Kimball Sutter told Band Booster Club members at a Monday meeting in the high school music room. Treasurer Mrs Jack Knight reported a $2085.18 bank balance with a $640.71 recent deposit from swimming pool and boat show concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
A. Kimball Sutter
Jack Knight
Outgoing Rio Mayor Receives 15-Year Service Gavel
Rio Grande village council presented a gavel inscribed for 15 years in office to outgoing Mayor George S. Northup. Northup served as mayor from 1948 to 1963 and has been a Rio Grande council member since 1941. Vinson S. Jarrell took office as the new mayor after oath by Notary Dana Wickline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
George S. Northup
Frank Denney
Northup
Gallipolis
Vinson S. Jarrell
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John P. Morgan
Oak Hill
Washington School
Zana Tully
Miss George
North Gallia High School
Mrs. Allison
Gallia Acad
Emy High School
Oak Hill High School
Myrtle Neal
Clyde Saunders
George W. Davis
Harold Wiseman
Gallia
J. E
Dick) Cremeens
Virginia Clarke
Ann Belville
C. (Mac) McGinness
Leora Mitchem
Southwestern Board
Martha Meeks
Cadmus School
Carol Miller
Raccoon
Kgger Creek
Holzer Hospital News
Eulah Evans
Daniel Exline
Lewis Sutton
Dolph Swick
George W. Woods
Gilbert B. Bush
Margaret Thaxton
Michael J. Meldau
Belford Jiiden
Leon Stollings
Robert White
Charles E. Landrum
Herbert M. Ohlinger
William H. Collins
Calvin E. Layne
James R. Smith
Rio
Onelia Cousins
Eric E. Cragg
Sowers
Kenneth C. Green
Crown City
James A. Hamilton
Porter
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