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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1957

Page

5

Gallia County considers funding requests and maintenance needs

Gallia County commissioners held a Monday meeting with several delegations. Wiseman-Wickline urged county insurance on uncovered equipment near expiration. Foster sought additional revenue to cover professional services for relief patients. Librarian Lawrence Huber requested library aid, but funds were depleted. A 1953 sheriff’s sedan and a limestone quarry sale were discussed along with an overhaul estimate.

Gallipolis Gallia County Wiseman - Wickline Insurance Agency Wayne B. Foster Holzer Hospital and Clinic Foster Jackson Meigs Lawrence Huber

Gallia Principals hear report and plan school events

Marie Hoskins reported on a Cincinnati DEA meeting at the Gallia County Elementary Principals Association gathering in the courthouse. Eleven principals and Superintendent B. Lewis Jones attended as plans were made for a Feb. 14 Teachers Banquet at Bidwell School cafeteria and an early March spelling bee for students under 16 and up to eighth grade.

Gallipolis Gallia County Elementary Principals’ Association Marie Hoskins DEA Cincinnati Bulaville B. Lewis Jones Bidwell Clordine Teolis William Bailes John Heiskell Nell Franklin Phila Humphries Gallia Dorothy Raymond Gallia County Ft. Walton Beach Fla Rio Grande High School

Ohio Breeder Specialist Speaks to Gallia Unit

Central Ohio Breeders Association manager Dick Kellogg spoke at Gallia County dairy service unit’s annual meeting in Clay Local School. He advised producers on income levels for beef production, highlighted tools like artificial insemination, production testing, and herd management, and urged adoption of testing programs.

Gallipolis Dick Kellogg Central Ohio Breeders’ Association Gallia County Harold Bennett Claude Burnett Karl Burleson Fred Hamrick Wendell Tope Merrill Brucker DHIA Burleson Jim Evans Lawrence Holliday Jim Saunders Gallia Academy High School Gladys Johnson Janice

Swiss Student Describes Gallipolis Exchange Year

A Swiss farm youth exchange student spent three weeks in Gallia County and wrote to Agri cultural Extension Agent William P. Smith about his progress. The student, now Rebmann Bruttisellen, plans to teach at a college after studying teaching in Switzerland. He stayed with the Fred Hamrick family near Bidwell in June 1954 and hopes for future agricultural work in the United States.

Gallipolis Switzerland Gallia County William P. Smith Fred Hauser Rebmann Bruttisellen Canton Zurich Hauser Fred Hamrick Bidwell United States Agriculture Ann Clark Ireland James L. Clark Rio Grande Delaware County Ohio State University

Everett Miller Burns Cause workplace fall at Holzer Hospital

Everett Miller of Jackson Route 1 was admitted to Holzer Hospital with burns on his nose and face after becoming dizzy on the way to work and falling on a stove at work. Paul S. Denney of Bidwell Route 2 was admitted after an automobile crash near Kerr Station Harrisburg Road, suffering facial abrasions a fractured left shoulder blade and a back injury.

Gallipolis Everett Miller Jackson Holzer Hospital Paul S. Denney Bidwell Kerr Station Harrisburg Road

Cub Scouts Earn Top Uniform Inspection Scores in Gallipolis

Cub Scouts of Pack 203 at Grace Methodist Church achieved high ratings on a uniform and troop inspection with a lowest score of 93 out of 100 and several perfect scores. The inspection team included Rex McCormick and Jim Thomson, among others, with helpers Jim Hanson and others assisting. 50 awards were given to 60 boys. several earned Wolfe, Bear, Lion, Denner, and Denner stripes badges.

Gallipolis Grace Methodist Church Rex McCormick Jim Thomson Joe Stiles Louis McCormick Eddie Cottrell Paul Pullins Jim Hanson Ronnie Dobbins Herb Bush J. Dean Eisel Wolfe Denner

Two Car Accidents In Gallipolis Also Court Convictions

Gallipolis city police investigated two parking lot crashes on Second Avenue with minor damage. Franc is O Rife backed into Virginia Harden, then Roger Fra zier collided with William Horton Harrell. No arrests. Convicted were Donald E Weiher for crossing double yellow lines and Arthur Persinger for intoxication. Persinger left jail after sentencing due to lack of funds.

Gallipolis Second Avenue Francis O. Rife Court Second Virginia Harden Ewington Roger Frazier Second Ave William Horton Harrell Point Pleasant Frazier Donald E. Weiher Rio Grande Arthur Persinger

Blind Hunch Nabs Klopers

State Patrolman William J. Keating acted on a blind suspicion Saturday night and arrested a boy and girl who had fled from New York homes to be married. Gene Platt 18 and Janet Marie Babyak 15 of Jamestown were jailed. the girl was later released to her parents. Platt also was released.

Gallipolis William J. Keating New York Gene Platt Janet Marie Babyak Jamestown N. Y Platt

Nine Persons Are Convicted Of Traffic Law Violations

Nine drivers were convicted in area courts over the weekend on traffic violations. Charles Larson of Little Hocking was fined 150 dollars and jailed 10 days for driving while intoxicated. Floyd Hayes of Massillon received 100 dollars and three days in jail. Gallipolis City Court imposed fines on David Ball of Ewington and Ralph Grimm of Henderson for yellow line violation and speeding. Virgil Springer of Kananga paid five dollars for an unsafe vehicle. Homer's McMurray of Rutland paid five dollars for passing without due distance. Roger Bissell of Minerville and Wilbur Nichols of Long Bottom each paid five dollars for lighting and yielding violations respectively. Reese Grimm of Wontghall was fined twenty dollars for violation at Middleport.

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Charles Larson Little Hocking Justice of the Peace Grinley Minersville Floyd T. Hayes Massillon Meigs Pomeroy E. F. Robinson W H. Jones David A. Ball Ewington Ac Ralph Grimm Henderson Virgil Springer Kananga Homer E. McMurray Rutland Robinson Roger Lewis Bissell Minerville Wilbur G. Nichols Long Bottom C. O. Fisher Middleport Reese A. Grimm

Kyger Creek Group Announces Polio Fund Total

About 25 people attended Monday’s Kyger Creek Association meeting where it was learned the group cleared 73 dollars for the polio fund from a Saturday dance. President Alva T. Grover said roughly 170 attended the dance at Cheshire High School Building. PTA contributed about 18 dollars.

Cheshire Kyger Creek Association Alva T. Grover Cheshire High School PTA

Karns 73 in Dance Fund Drive Boosts Program

Karns and the Band Boosters raised about 20 dollars from cake sales as the Keith Tyler Orchestra performed Saturday. Grover noted several matters at Monday night’s association meeting but the only final action was scheduling another dance for the second week in February.

Grover Association

Hospital Notes Record Births and Medical Updates Across Several Towns

Multiple births announced in Holzer Hospital notes with names and towns including Gallipolis Point Pleasant Pomeroy and Wellston. Medical and surgical updates list patients from Crown City Pomeroy Jackson and surrounding areas with various conditions and treatments.

Dennie Perry South Point Surgical B.C. Neal Henderson Lewis Sims Miller Charles Hall, Jr Columbus Elizabeth Kummer Pittsburgh William Claar Jackson Ossie Berry Ashland B. F. Sommer Leon Guy Fordan Gallipolis Howard Lucas, Jr Harrisonville John L

Dismissed Names List in Court Record

A court dockets a dismissal listing numerous individuals by name including Mrs. Harry Wittman and Mrs. L. Donnelly along with several others such as Mrs. Edward Hollback and Joseph Smith. The entry presents a roster of defendants or involved parties without further actions or outcomes noted.

Harry Wittman L. Donnelly Henry Norman E. E. Lakin Chester Hawkins Ossie Berry Edward H. Hollback Joseph Smith Charles Gibbs Garnet Davidson J. S&s. Lloyd Helen Wood Virgil Martin Ralph Parry Hayden Osler Frankie Gibbs Floyd White Broch Scaggs Terri Channell Phillipane Sally Ann Yeager Kenneth Ray Bland Sarah Burris Edward Borh William Herald Della Bentley Lavarre Jordan David Chapman Farrell Houck Ernest Slater Charles Lawson Teddy Barker Proctor Harker Walter Gooldin Harry McComas Lovell Livingston E.R. Patterson Divers Dray and Son Floyd Stapleton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Holzer Head Endeet Ohio Joyce Saunders Clay John D. North, Jr Raymond Willis Jim Porter Odie O'Donnell Harold Mace Mason County Robert Cobb County Farm Bureau Cooperative Cub Sistant Denner David Ott Boy Scout Johnny Holzer Gary Lane Holzer Lane Washington School Meigs-Gallia - Mason Tri-State Haskins-Tanner Presbyterian Church Scouting Persinger Keating Joe Joe Frisco Kyger Creek Karns Keith Tyler Orchestra Walter Watson Roy Kimbrel Walter Fraley Carlos Benson Gallipolis Ferry Murray Roy Ralph Jackson James Darby Joe Camden Kerr Don Frye James T. Parker Wellston Everette Miller Clyde A. Trivett Leland Smith Noah D. Saunders Harry Canterberry Robert Love Medi Cal E. K. Staley Bladen Gary Alden Keller David Moffit James Allen Crown City Freeman Wolford Huntington Lee Samuel Curtis Medical Clarence Richards Thurman Edna Duncan Federal Land Bank The United National Farm Loan A. C. Gibson Sec’y-Treas Ohio Valley Bank Bldg Mercury FD Bullivan Montclair North Court ST Athens, Ohio
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