Salary Study Commission Report Explained To Employes At GSI
Nine of ten Gallipolis State Institute workers would receive raises if the legislature adopts the salary study commission report. Raises range from one to 1.55 dollars, depend on classification, with plans for four pay brackets and unified rates across institutes. The report, prepared for legislative action, proposes six new personnel technicians, a civil service shift for appointee authority, and an automatic cost of living index linkage.
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Gallipolis
Salary Study Commission
Public Service Administration Service
Washington
Watkins
GSI
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
River Traffic Report From Gallipolis and Kanawha Districts
Sunday night readings show the Ohio River dropping from 13 to 17 feet at two tenths per hour, with several down and up river boats listed. Kanawha Falls at 7:12 shows a falling reading while other district boats move in both directions along the Kanawha and nearby rivers.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Creighton
Hurley
Kanawha River
Dolle
London
Semet
Kanawha Falls
Sohio State
Weir
Ex Sheriff Hatfield Hospitalized in Ohio
Elmer E. Hatfield former Gallia County sheriff now living in Northup is hospitalized at Holzer Hospital with an asthmatic condition.
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Gallipolis
Elmer E. Hatfield
Gallia County
Northup
Holzer Hospital
Patient Recovers at Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. George Gilmore of Third Ave returned home Sunday from Holzer Hospital and is recovering slowly from injuries or illness as reported.
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Gallipolis
George Gilmore
Third Ave
Holzer Hospital
Driver Faces Two Charges After Mishap
Dale F Fields 23 of Gallipolis arrested by city police on two charges driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident. He drove a car owned by Robert Morris Casey and struck two parked cars near Locust Street about 5 30 p m. Witnesses identified Fields as the driver and he was released on 400 bond to appear Monday. Also detained were Bligh Herman Davis and John A Smelter on intoxication charges.
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Gallipolis
Dale F. Fields
Third Ave
Fields
Robert Morris Casey
Locust St
Floyd F. Simmons
Second Ave
Thompson Casey
Pine St
John A. Smelter
Bligh Herman Davis
Gallia County Roads Expected To Be Open
Gallia County roads were expected to be open on Monday though Route 7 at Proctorville outside the county would stay closed until the river recedes. Water covered several other routes and state highway department trucks aided motorists where needed.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
State Highway Department
Gallia County
Proctorville
Harrisburgh
Cadmus
Here
Thivener
Vinton
Holzer Hospital Notes Gallia and surrounding towns
Admissions list numerous residents from Wheelersburg to Crown City and Point Pleasant. Births include a son to Mrs. Ivan Taylor Oak Hill and a son to Mrs. Jabez Parsons City. Discharges name many patients including Mrs. W. C. Chase and Mrs. Harry Oiler and others.
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Gallipolis
J. N. Humphrey
Wheelersburg
Alma Brown
City
W. C. Chase
Point Pleasant
James Thomas
Elmer E. Hatfield
Northup
Anna Marie Houck
Bladen
Charles E. Boring
Jackson
Albert Arthur
McArthur
William J. Sturgeon
Elson Jarvis
Wellston
Carl Price
Coalton
Zelma Barnett
Joe Jarvis
C. W. Swisher
James Morton
Robert Ferguson
Ann Ferguson
Harry Oiler
Edison Ray
George Bright
Maudry Ramey
FE. H. Mount and Son
Raymond Trout
David Edwards
Vernon Sheets
O. V. Knipp
Ruth Wiseman
Genevieve Jarvis
George
Shrine Club names new officers in Gallipolis
Frank C. Christ is elected president of the Shrine Club with Joe D. Miller as vice president Roy Ratliff as secretary and R F E Bisch as treasurer. Dr H B Thomas retires as president.
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Gallipolis
Frank C. Christ
Shrine Club
Joe D. Miller
Roy Ratliff
R. F E. Bischoff
H. B. Thomas
Meeting Postponed of Ladies Bible Class
The Plains Church of the Nazarene postpones the Ladies Bible Class meeting to a later date due to special church services beginning Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs Elizabeth Shafer hosts the original gathering.
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Chauncey
Ladies Bible Class
The
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Elizabeth Shafer
Eddie Cunningham Returns Home From Os TEopathic Hospital
Chauncey resident Eddie Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Cunningham came home Friday from Marietta Ohio after several days treatment for double pneumonia at Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta.
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Chauncey
Eddie Cunningham
Hollis Cunningham
Chauncey Friday
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Gallia County Elections Board Sets Budget Plan
The Gallia County Board of Elections met Saturday to approve a budget totaling an amount proposed for upcoming operations and election activities. The session outlined funding allocations for staffing, equipment, and polling place costs.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Funeral Services for Spanish War Veteran F H Staffinger
Chauncey native F H Staffinger died at his home in Eustis Florida and funeral services were held Saturday at 1 p m in Chauncey Methodist Church with Revered H H Lafferty officiating. Veterans acted as pallbearers and burial followed in Greenlawn cemetery with Chauncey Dover Post V F W conducting rites. He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Staffinger of Chauncey and lived here until moving to Florida. His wife Alma accompanied the body.
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Chauncey
F. H. Staffinger
Eustis
Fla
Chauncey Methodist Church
H. H. Lafferty
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
Charles S. Bradfield
Greenlawn
Chauncey-Dover Post
Staffinger
Henry Staffinger
Florida
Alma
Dorcas Society Meeting Held At Chauncey Home
Dorcas Society met Saturday night at the Lowery residence with Mr. and Mrs. Williams assisting. Mrs. L C McNutt presided. Delmont King led devotions and played piano for group singing led by Charles Bradfield. Bible quiz by Cleo Williams, lesson by Lacey McNutt, treasure Donald Wiles reported $16 in offering. 36 adults and four children attended. Chauncey mayor W D Hines reported ill at his Converse Street home.
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Chauncey
Society of Dorcas
Delmont King
Charles Bradfield
Cleo Williams
Lacey McNutt
Donald Wiles
W. D. Hines
Converse St
Slippery pavements trigger weekend accidents in Gallia County
Slippery pavements and icy roads caused two of three weekend accidents as reported by the State Highway Patrol. Mrs. J N Humphrey 70 of Wheelersburg fractured a vertebra when her car skidded and overturned on Route 35 east of Adamsville. Ruth Humphrey 39 also of Wheelersburg was the driver. Raymond N Womack 19 of Portsmouth lost control on Route 140 three and a half miles south of Oak Hill and hit a car driven by Ray G Burton 33 of Lucasville. no injuries but property damage. Joseph E Smith 47 Kerr Station arrested for failing to yield right of way after collision with Heber Armstrong Coalton on Route 35 at junction 160. no injuries but property damage. Lonnie Hatfield Rodney jailed for failing to appear and no license. case set for Monday. Robert J Woods Rio Grande fined $5 for parking on the wrong side of the road after an accident.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
J. N. Humphrey
Wheelersburg
Holzer Hospital
Ruth Humphrey
Adamsville
Raymond N. Womack
Portsmouth
Oak Hill
Ray G. Burton
Lucasville
Joseph E. Smith
Kerr Station
Heber Armstrong
Coalton
Lonnie Hatfield
Rodney
Robert J. Woods
Rio Grande
George Northup
Cheshire Woman Dies Funeral Plans Pending
Mrs. Alva Grover of Cheshire died unexpectedly Sunday at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Funeral arrangements await word from her son Hubert Feir stationed with the Army of Occupation on Okinawa. She is survived by her husband and another child, Mrs. Fred Broyles of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Alva Grover
Cheshire
Cleveland Clinic
Hubert Feir
Army of Occupation
Okinawa
Grover
Fred Broyles
Benson Services Held Pallbearers Named
Gallipolis pallbearers at funeral services for James E Benson, Second Ave., at the First Baptist Church Monday were L. A. Folden, Elmer Daniels, Stanley Sims, Thomas Cardwell, John Phillips, Mr. Woods, all of Gallipolis, and Walter Asherman of Columbus. Benson is survived by his father Curtis Benson, 89, his wife, a son and brothers.
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Gallipolis
James E. Benson
Second Ave
First Baptist Church
L. A. Folden
Elmer Daniels
Stanley Sims
Thomas Cardwell
John Phillips
Mr. Woods
Walter Asherman
Columbus
Mr. Benson
Curtis Benson
Patty Wallace Hosts MHLS Club Meeting
The MHLS club met at Patty Wallace’s Millfield home Thursday night. Barbara Willis will host the next gathering and attendees included Carolyn Heffken Violet Theisen Patty Howard Carolyn Hillen Norma Willis Patty Wallace and James Wallace.
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Chauncey
Patty Wallace
Mhls Club
Millfield
Barbara Willis
Carolyn Heffken
Violet Theisen
Patty Howard
Carolyn Hillen
Norma Willis
James Wallace
Sammy Stalder Undergoes Major Surgery at Children’s Hospital
Chauncey eight year old Sammy Stalder son of Mr and Mrs Hollis Stalder Chauncey underwent major surgery Thursday in Children’s Hospital Columbus. His condition is reported as favorable. He was accompanied by his parents.
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Chauncey
Sammy Stalder
Hollis Stalder
Children’s Hospital, Columbus
Rev Gus Graham Taken For Surgery Prep
The Rev. Gus Graham pastor of the Free Will Baptist Church was taken to Osteopathic Hospital Marietta on Friday for treatment before major surgery.
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Chauncey
Gus Graham
The
Free Will Baptist Church
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Chauncey Palmer Returns Home After Marietta Surgery
Isaac Palmer Chauncey has returned to his Mill Street home from the Osteopathic hospital in Marietta where he underwent surgery and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Chauncey
Isaac Palmer
Mill St
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Plains Band Boosters Club Meet Monday at The Plains School
The Plains The Plains Band Boosters Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Community room at The Plains school to discuss upcoming activities and support for the band program.
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Chauncey — the
Plains Band Boosters Club
Plains School
Classified Telephone Rates and Policies for Ads
The Messenger lists ad rules including phone number 0242 for ads, three or six day runs, and a per line rate of 13 cents with a minimum of six words. Payments required for certain notices, and deadlines state all ads must be received by 6:00 p.m. the day before publication with Sunday ads due by noon Saturday.
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Nash
Sendens
Ford
Shouse Auto Service
Hudson Motor Cars
Shell
Chevrolet
Dodge
Plymouth
Carlton Parker, Inc
E. Carpenter St
Dial
Athens
Auto Service
BROWN
N. Court St
Henry M. Munn
State St
Mahaffey Motor Service Electric Motor Repair
Central Avenue
Will-Burt
Weber Heating Company
W. Union Street
F. C. Stone
State Street
Tors
White's
WN. L. Russell
Brown Ave
Athens Lumber Co
Monte V. Davis
Farm Bureau Auto Insurance
Residence Insurance
D. M. Goddard
Williams Transfer & Parcel Delivery
Huffman
Huffman Transportation Service
Ernest Baughman
Wallace J. Murphy
Property Owners Assn. of America
Tulsa
Ohija
Lowerys
Dorcas
Benson
Memoriam
Walter P. Schulz
Gary
Avery
Kart
Harold Goddard
Blackburn
E. Long St
BUICK
Hobart Steele
New Plymouth
Coonville
O.U
E. State St
Richland Ave
Beasley & Mathews
DeSoto
Crosley
Willys CO
W. Washington St
Shafer St
Frank Madek
Wilbur
Albany, Ohio
GMC
Union Street
W. O. Rose
Texaco
Meyers Water Systems
Rowland Plumbing
William P. MacDonald
Hoover Service Kelch Appliance Store
Union St
Gilbert Hooper
Dean
Studebaker
Chevrolet Aero
Dilley
Roger
Hades
Ornery
Riggs
Moore
Henry Ford
Roger Lean
Athens, Ohio
S.W.B
H. J. Mingus, Jr
W. E. Boggess
Harley
Ralph Perry
James Parkis
Cushman
S. Shafer St
Athens Auto Parts
W. Union St
B. F. Goodrich
Athens Motor Sales
DeSoto-Plymouth Sales & Service
W. State St
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. S
Buck's Auto Supply
Athens Junk Co
N. Shafer S&j
Daugherty
George Millicon
Carl Reed Or
Charles Burley
C. A. Daugherty Dodge
Plymouth Dodge
Algeo Motor Sales
Oldsmobile
Reid Sewell
Albany
Charles Hutchinson
N. Congress
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