Four Teachers Hired By Middleport Board
Middleport Board of Education hired four teachers for 1961 62 and set the opening date September 5. New staff include Eugene Gherke as instrumental music instructor, Joseph Stanley as high school science teacher, and James Wolfe as industrial arts instructor. Baccalaureate May 20 and commencement May 25 were scheduled with other holiday and exam plans noted.
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Middleport
Middleport Board of Education
Eugene Gherke
LaPlata
Gherke
West Virginia University
Ocean City State Firemen
Joseph Stanley
Darwin
Stanley
Ohio University
Ing
Rupert, W.va
James Wolfe
Athens
Wolfe
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Lewis van Cooney
Virgil Manley
Board of Education
Holzer Hospital News Admits and Births at Local Facilities
A list of new births and admissions at Holzer Hospital includes numerous families from Point Pleasant Oak Hill Gallipolis and Wellston. Notable names include Mr and Mrs Earl E Henry Mrs Earl E Henry Jr and Mrs John P Applegate among others. The item closes with a note that 18 forfeit Poweroy C E Oller is recorded.
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Earl E. Henry
Point Pleasant
Dallas E. Hartley
Jackson
David L. Windon
Oak Hill
James E. Ward
Portland
Robert C. Stewart
Cheshire
Lawrence K. Vickers
Richard L. Pyles
Ashton
Max B. Crow
Gallipolis
Albert E. Lee
John P. Applegate
Wellston
Donald E. Johnson
Robert A. Goldsberry
New Haven
Earl E. Henry Jr
Charlies S. Arthur
Wickline Named Principal as Raccoon Board Aligns Districts
Wickline appointed principal of Rio Grande Elementary School and acting executive head of the Raccoon Local School District. He has long coached Rio Grande High School teams and taught history and driver education. The Rio Grande High School charter was revoked last year. The board also assigned all high school students to Gallia County. A formal agreement between the districts will be signed.
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Gallipolis
Raccoon
Wickline
Rio Grande High School
Galliolis
Victims Of Accidents Admired At Holzer Hospital
Mrs. Clara C Kasper 4 of Syracuse admitted to Holzer Hospital at 11 50 Monday with a fractured right hip after falling from a rocking chair at Foster Nursing Home Her condition listed satisfactory Another accident victim Junior Douglas Watters 16 of Ewington admitted at 3 25 p m Monday with a laceration of the left foot from a power saw chain the injury and condition listed as good
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Gallipolis
Clara C. Kasper
Syracuse
Holzer Hospital
Foster Nursing Home
Kasper
Douglas Watters
Ewington
Five Middleport Men Arrested Over Holiday Weekend
Police Chief Herbert Gilkey reports five Middleport men were arrested during the holiday weekend. Homer Moodispaugh and Pat Gallagher faced intoxication charges with Gallagher released after posting a $25 bond. George Quillen was charged with interfering with police duties, while William Quillen and Harry Houtashel were cited into court on reckless operation charges.
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Middleport
Herbert Gilkey
Homer Moodispaugh
Pat Gallagher
Gallagher
George Quillen
William Quillen
Harry Houdashelt
District Commander To Be Legion Guest
The eighth district commander will be a guest at a chicken barbecue at the Racine post American Legion on Thursday evening. The barbecue honors achieving 190 percent of the post’s membership quota for the past year, an all time high. The barbecue will follow the regular meeting at 8 p.m.
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Caster
Racine
American Legion
Marriage License Granted For Andrew S. Grego And Kathryn Will
Andrew S. Grego aged 64 of New Milford and Kathryn Will aged 83 of Pomeroy Route 1 obtained a marriage license, marking an upcoming union between the two residents.
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Andrew S. Grego
New Milford
Fred Kathryn Will
Pomeroy Route 1
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Middleport Board
Holzer Hospital News
L. Maude Wilhelm
Mari
Jack
David A. Woodyard
Clara Kasper
Martha Fielder
Gerald L. Waugh
Scottown
Susie Franklin
Gallipo
Lis
C. E. Oller
SEARS
Logan
Lynn Davis
Central Press
Holzer
Legion
Kenmore
New Elgin
Clueina
Mons Mae
Ereo
Wey
Ohio
Sears End
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