Dr Hull Joins Gallipolis Clinic Staff
Dr E Quentin Hull M D joins Gallipolis Clinic in general medicine. He previously worked with Du Pont industrial medicine since 1949 and served as a general medical officer from 1953 to 1955. He and his family live at 512 Chandler Drive Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. Quentin Hull
du Pont Company
Hull
Gallipolis Clinic
Fourth and
Sycamore
Medical Clinic
Jefferson and
25Th St
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Northwestern University
Cincinnati General Hospital
Chandler Drive
Dorothy
Charleston
W. Va
Susan
James
Tycoon Lake Construction Bid Awarded in Gallia County
The Ohio Division of Wildlife awards a 115,890.78 dollar contract to Dayton’s R. E. Ault for two earthen dams at Tycoon Lake two miles northeast of Rio Grande. The project includes a 180 acre lake, no fishing season, and a boat ramp with parking for hunting and fishing use. The lake will average 12 feet deep with about 125,000 cubic yards of earth moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
William E. Owens
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Wildlife Lake
Rio Grande
Library Holds Square Dance in Gallia Park
Gallia County District Library staged outdoor square dancing after the Thursday story hour in the city park. Three groups of children totaling 46 heard new records bought for the sessions before a park rehearsal for the county wide puppet show set for Thursday July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Barbara Bailey
Beverly Russell
Margi Winters
Pilgrims Bring Shipwrights for Sloops and War Vessels
Early settlers in Massachusetts brought ship carpenters to construct sloops around 60 tons. These vessels served dual roles as both merchant ships and fighting ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Gallipolis C of C Seeks Color Slides for Exhibit
The Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce asks local residents to donate color slides of area scenes for display at the State Fair. Secretary-manager Thelma Elliott said slides will be returned after the fair. The chamber plans a booth in the Southeastern Ohio regional council to promote the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Tuppers Plains Visitors From Nearby Towns
A series of local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodin of Columbus and Mrs. Gladys Grady of Huntington to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weatherman. Leo Cole of East Liverpool visits his mother Tillie Reed. Effie Watson visits her daughter and son-in-law in Chester. Robert Marcinko and family visit relatives in Logan. Bert and Dewey Canfield kin from Morgantown to visit Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg. Edward Fields and family of Chester visit his parents. Grace Kuhn hosts sons and families from Little Hocking Canton Columbus and Verle Tuttle family from Columbus visiting Verle Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bragg
Edward Fields
Chester
W. Va
Mr. Fields
Robert Fields
Grace Kuhn
Dale Kuhn
Little Hocking
Carl Kuhn
William Kuhn
Canton
William Tuttle
Columbus
Mr. Tuttle
Verle Tuttle
COC Moves Board Meetings To Luncheon Format This Summer
The Chamber of Commerce will shift its regular monthly board of directors meeting to a luncheon for the summer. Directors attending will pay their own meal. Eight Directors of the Month were named for July by Mrs. Thelma Elliott, including Robert Jenkins, A A Cornett, Stanley Evans, Richard Carter, Dr. Arthur Fleming, Russell Bibbee, Harold Wiseman, and Marcus Massie representing local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Elliott
Robert Jenkins
Jenkins Concrete
A. A. Cornett
G & J Auto Parts
Stanley Evans
Evans Grocery Company
Richard Carter
Haskins-Tanner
Arthur Fleming
Holzer Hospital
Russell Bibbee
Evans Packing Company
Harold Wiseman
Appearance to Benefit Bloodmobile in Teenville
TV personality Gaylord will appear July 15 from 8 to 11 p.m. behind Washington school to raise funds for a Red Cross Blood mobile visit. Admission is 25 cents. The summer committee finalized plans and seeks chap erons for Saturday dances while inviting all to swim sessions Tuesdays 6 30 to 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Kyle A. Hill
Teenville
Washington School
Sally Swanson
Jane Pettus
Margie Tabit
Jim Morrison
Hill
River Traffic and Dam Conditions on Kanawha and Ohio Rivers
River gauges report Kanawha two dams on sill while Ohio moved dams mostly up. Lock and boat data list numerous barges and tugboats at Locks 15 through 34 and on Kanawha and other river segments with up and down readings and times across a busy shipping day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Sill
Ohio River
Waverly
Irene Chotin
Co. V. Harner
Etta Marie
Ovec
William Travis
Chandeleur
Kanawha
Marmet
Jerry Bosworth
Tri-State
la Reine
Ernestine
Births at Holzer Hospital Notes in Gallia and nearby towns
Birth announcements list a daughter for Robert L. Saxon in Gallipolis and for Orville E. Likens in Henderson and for Oscar E. Davies in Patriot Route 1. Also a son for Edward L. Fin arowe and James H. arowe in Wellston Route 2. The note also records admissions including Tommy Harris Vinton Route 2 and other patients across the area. Blood used Thursday taints the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Saxon
Gallipolis
Orville E. Likens
Henderson
Oscar E. Davies
Patriot
Edward L. Fin- A
James H.arowe
Wellston
Tommy Harris
Vinton
D. Mossman, Jr
Middleport
Leland
George W. Powell
Laura E. Gould
Betty £. Martin
Alva L. Hokanson
Elizabeth P. Mullins
George W. D. Twyman
Steven E. Javins
Two Vehicles Collide Injuring Driver in Gallia County
Leland Lemley, 65, of Cheshire Route 2, was hospitalized with a fractured left leg and cuts after a collision on Route 7 near Cheshire. Everett R. Robie, 25, of Bidwell Route 1, was not hurt as his 1959 car was heavily damaged. Lemley was cited for failing to yield and faces a Meigs County Court date once recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Leland Lemley
Cheshire
Holzer Hospital
Lemley
Route 7
State Highway Patrol
Meigs-Gallia
Everett R. Robie
Bidwell
Robie
Middleport
Meigs County Court
Ski Show at Hockingport Sunday Sponsored by Coolville Lodge
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge No 886 will sponsor Kenny Barker Ski Show at Russell's Point Hockingport Sunday starting 2 30 pm Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children Refreshments will be sold In case of rain the show moves to July 17 A reception for Rev and Mrs Kenneth Weaver and family was held at the Methodist Church with a purse presented All Coolville Little Hocking and Decatur congregations invited over 80 attended Dr Isaac Weber and family moved to Cleveland for medical practice Other local visits and family events noted including birthdays and a Portland Park picnic with numerous attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge No. 886
Kenny Barker
Hockingport
Russell’s Point
Methodist Church
Weaver
Little Hocking
Decatur
Isaac Weber
Cleveland
Oscar Gunder
Ernest Baughman
Wade Swartz
Athens
Gunder
Mr. Baughman
Earl Barr
Los Angeles
Calif
Clyde Parrish
Constantine
Mich
Barrs
Pete Hughes
Bob Hughes
Butch
Johnny
Melody
Ed Russell
David
Terry
Howard Russell
Janeen
Steve
Ronnie
Dean Russell
Robin
Cindy
E. M. Pierce
Ronnie Kincaid
Ethel
Kincaid
Kincaid’s
Frank Jones
Adam Campbell
Akron
Harry Dunfee
Martin Drury
Louisville
Birthday of Michael Wallace Noted in Salem Center
Michael Wallace celebrated his seventh birthday at his grandparents home in Valley Station Kentucky with relatives and friends from Upper Salem Columbus and surrounding areas. 4 H groups gathered at the community buildings while visitors from Dayton West Virginia and Louisville were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wallace
Billy Wallace
Valley Station
Titus Smith
Debbie
Connie
Cindy
Sandy Garnes
Tammy Smith
Upper Salem
Cathy
Susan Smith
Columbus
Pam Wilson
Dexter
John
Dott
Hope Smith
Vickie
Salem Center
Kate Roush
Ross Edwards
Dayton
Rebel Wallace
Louisville
T. E. Smith
Mike
Vickie Wallace
Dott Smith
Dolores Wallace
Billy David
Local residents visit relatives and return from outings
Zaleski and nearby families report visits as Miss Sarah Vanderford retires and returns to Columbus. Mrs. Martin and daughter travel from Barberton to see the Tripp family, with other relatives and friends visiting from Columbus Athens Racine Cincinnati McArthur Arcadia and Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stanley
Maynard Stanley
Racine
Maurice Markins
Columbus
Harold Rainey
Arcadia
16th Perfect Game Noted In Toledo ABC Tourney
The April 21 Toledo event saw its 16th perfect 300 in ABC history with ten more 300s in singles. Louis Facsko, 46, of Lorain Ohio, achieved the latest flawless game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Louis Facsko
Lorain
Ohio
Point Counterpoint Barge Hosts Wind Symphony in Gallipolis
The American Wind Symphony performs July 22 at 8 p.m. on a 122 by 30 foot river barge moored at the parkfront. The Gallipolis Rotary Club backs the event with local business support. The barge serves as stage and rehearsal hall for 57 musicians, with conductor Robert Austin Boudreau leading rehearsals during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
American Wind Symphony
Ohio River
Park Front
Phony
Robert Austin Boudreau
Former Bowling Green QB Bob Colburn Joins New York Titans Roster
Bob Colburn, former Bowling Green University quarterback, is listed on the New York Titans eleven roster. The move places Colburn with the professional team as part of its season roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Colburn
Bowling Green University
New York Titans
Gallia County Farm Bureau Announces Talent Contest Rules
The Gallia County Farm Bureau sets a August 6 talent contest at the Gallia County Junior Fair with three divisions for ages up to 13, 13 to 17, and 17 to 25. First and second place prizes include trophies and cash awards, with regional and national travel opportunities for winners. Entry blanks are available at Farm Bureau Co op offices or by calling Rio Grande resident Mrs. Clarence Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Farm Bureau
Ohio State Farm Bureau
Columbus
American Farm Bureau
Denver
Colo
Gallia County
Finchum
Clarence Davis
Rio Grande
Racine Family Night At First Baptist Church
Racine held a community family night with a pot luck at the First Baptist Church led by Mrs. Hugh Cairns. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Pickens Mrs. Gomer Lewis and Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt at a Wat Pom eroy district meeting. Rev. F E Dunn returned after attending the EUB Conference and will serve another year at the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hugh Cairns
Harry Pickens
Gomer Lewis
Margaret Houdashelt
Wat Pomeroy
F. E. Dunn
Henry Roush
Frank Beach
James Gilkey
Middleport
Roush
Mr. Beach
Dan Hayman
Michigan
Canada
Gary Sellers
Groveport
Ward Sayre
Herman Wolfe
Point Man Arrested On Non-Support Charge
County Sheriff’s Department arrested Oliver O. Brewer, 26, of Point Pleasant on a non-support warrant signed by his wife Dottie Brewer. He allegedly failed to provide for two minor children and faces Municipal Court Friday. Other arrests include Farnum Brumfield, 58 Crown City and Jearold R. Jenkins, 20 Point Pleasant for intoxication. Thomas Loucks, 34 Gallipolis, was released to Franklin County deputies after serving a forgery sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Sheriff's Department
Thomas Loucks
Franklin County
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Dr. Hull
Tycoon Lake
R. E. Ault
Ault
A&p
Voluai
Nabisco
Oreo
B. Box
Jane Parker
Tuppers Plains
Ening Savtry
Cye
E. Washington St
City Hall
Federal Home Loan Bank
Warren Holm
Huck Finn
Mississippi
New Orleans
American Express
St. Louis
Holm
Baldwin
N. Y
Coolville News
Diana Russell
Kenneth Weaver
Michael
Glen Caton
Burbage Spaulding
Jack Hall
Teddy Hall
Jimmy Walker
Mr. Burbage Spaulding and
Smoky Mountains
Florida
Zaleski
Pittsburgh
Boudreau
Titans
Glouster Stores
Gallia Farm Bureau
Donald Wolfe
Mrs. Solon Butcher
Clover Farm
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Rock OF Ages
Leo
Keller & Weltner
Monument CO
John N. Eberst
Hocking
Fairfield Counties
W. Hunter St
Logan
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