Farm Bureau Picnic and Talent Show Planned in Gallipolis
The Gallipolis Farm Bureau council voted Monday night to host a fairground picnic and talent show on Friday August 10 at Little Kgger Church grounds. Prizes of 15 and 10 dollars will be awarded in two age classes up to 13 and 13 to 29. The local winner advances to district competition for a chance at an expense paid trip to Columbus in November and to the national finals in Miami in December during the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting. Fred Hamrick led the meeting with six of nine members present.
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Gallipolis
Board Farm Bureau Cooperative Build
Federation Board
Little Kgger
Bureau
Columbus
American Farm Bureau Federation
Miami
Fla
Fred Hamrick
Monnay
Damage Suits Filed Against Local Man
Vernon H. and Ella P. McCoy file two damage suits alleging negligence by Heisman in a July 13 1954 head on crash on the Vinton Enon County Road one mile east of Route 160. Mrs. McCoy seeks 52862.06 for car repairs medical care and lost income with 25000 for permanent wage loss. He also seeks 20000 for future domestic help costs and 1240 already spent on such help.
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Vernon H
Ella P. McCoy
Holzer Hospital Notes: July Births and Admits
A list from Holzer Hospital records July notes births at Wellston Bladen Pomeroy Gallipolis and Kanauga with several July dates. Admits include Allen Gosset Delbert Frazee Beverly Roof Roger Thomas Phillip Cordell and Mary Johnson among others. Dismissals list numerous patients by surname with varied conditions and wards.
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Charles Clark
Wellston
Elmer Stapleton
Bladen
Ralph . Sisson
Pomeroy
Gilbert Milliran
Gallipolis
George White
Kananga
James
Stacy Dean Wicker
Beaver
Beverly Roof
Dundas
Surgical
Roger Thomas
Cheshire
Frederick P. Lane
Vinton
Phillip Cordell
Mary Johnson
Oak Hill
Bennie M. George
William Muddy
Neal Wise
Paul Phillips
Delinquency Charge Lodges Man in County Jail
Gallia County sheriff arrested Kerwood, 27, on contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was lodged in the county jail until Hocking County authorities picked him up, being sought on the Logan Juvenile Court charge.
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Gallipolis
Galli County
Weekend arrests and convictions in Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol reported three weekend arrests for speeding and three convictions in Judge W H Jones and Judge Janes courts. Grey Leff of Buffalo W Va was convicted of driving while intoxicated and sentenced to five days in jail with a six month license suspension after a $50 fine. Harl D Jiden of Robertsburg W V paid $25 and costs for intoxication. Alvin Melndee of Dravesburg Pa forfeited a $20 bond on speeding. David C Jarrell of Jackson was cited for speeding with two additional Sunday charges. James Herber Crutcher of Detroit and Herbert M Riggins of Detroit posted $20 fines for Monday appearances.
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Yone Grey Leff
Buffalo W. Va
Legs
Harl D. Jiden
Robertsburg
W. Vi
Alvin Melndee
Dravesburg
David C. Jarrell
Jackson
James Herber Crutcher
Herbert M. Riggins
Detroit
Mich
Janes
Prosecutor Sheets to Speak at Rio Grande Parish Men’s Meeting
Gallia County Prosecutor Warren F. Sheets will address the Rio Grande Larger Parish Methodist Men's Brotherhood at Centenary Church tonight at 8. President C. A. Evans will introduce him, followed by a church meal served by the women.
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Gallipolis
Gailia County
Warren F. Sheets
Rio Grande
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
Centenary
C. A
Art) Evans
Sheets
Crystal lectures on Crystal Magic by Ohio Bell officer
Mary C. Quinn public relations supervisor for Ohio Bell in Cleveland outlines crystal history from ancient to modern uses for communications and industry. She demonstrates ornament and future trends at the Rotary Club July 17 and, next night, at Kiwanis for Musical Signatures with musical tone recordings from the Bell Telephone Orchestra.
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Gallipolis
Mary C. Quinn
Rotary Club
Farmers Hotel
Miss Quinn
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Lafayette
Ohio Bell
Bell Telephone Orchestra
Quinn
Western Reserve University
Northwestern University
Surprise party honors two staffers as river gauges rise
A Gallipolis Tribune staff surprise honored James Danner and Carleno Gallimore on Friday at the Foster home Evergreen. river traffic noted with gauge readings on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers, including elevations at locks and boats passing through, as Grace Methodist Youth Fellowship plans Lancaster Camp.
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Gallipolis
James Danner
Carleno Gallimore
Phil Foster
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Montgomery
The
Grace
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lancaster
Hinton
Freddie Miller
Kanawha Falls
Cate
Suffolk
Liberty
Joe
Sunday School Picnic Bus Trip To Holid Park In Winfield
The First Baptist Church Sunday School plans a bus trip to Holid Park in Winfield Thursday after noon. The bus leaves at 1 30 p m and some members will drive by automobile. Rev T D Bun yan says the picnic will last past dark and may be postponed a week if it rains. Mrs Ellsworth Swain was taken to Holzer Hospital Monday by ambulance for medical treatment. The couple and son-in-law live with Charwood Puckett at Mercer ville Star Route and he is spending a month at his Eureka home. John Ivor Richards and Kenneth Morgan are vacationing in Florida and will return Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
Holid Park
Winfield
T. D. Bunyan
Ellsworth Swain
Mercerville
Holzer Hospital
Charwood
Puckett
Eureka
John Ivor Richards
Kenneth Morgan
Florida
Gallia County youths punished for two Sunday crashes
Two 17 year olds were found guilty of reckless operation in Gallia County Juvenile Court for Sunday crashes. One driver with a temporary Columbus address was fined ten dollars plus costs and ordered to pay for the other car. The second offender had his license suspended for 60 days after his car rode 225 feet and rested on a guardrail. In Gallipolis, James H Crutcher 39 of Detroit and Herbert M Riggins 18 of Lincoln Park Michigan forfeited $20 bonds in Municipal Court for speeding after being stopped Sunday night by the State Highway Patrol.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Columbus
John Howell
James H. Crutcher
Detroit
Herbert M. Riggins
Lincoln Park
Mich
Man Pleads Innocence In Knife Fight
Gallipolis municipal court bound William Cousins, 43, over to the grand jury on a cutting with intent to kill charge after a knife fight at his home and his sister Onelia Cousins residence. Phillip Cordell was slashed, treated at Holzer Hospital, and released. A separate case charged Alonzo Armstrong with malicious shooting after firing at a resident’s electric wire and other shots.
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Gallipolis
William Cousins
Oliver St
Grand Jury
Cousins
Onelia Cousins
Phillip Cordell
Cousin
Cordell
Holzer Hospital
Alonzo ‘Armstrong
Armstrong
Lad 14 Returns Home After Two Day Wander
In Gallia County Andrew Arrington, 14, wandered from his Patriot home near 56 bears tant Mag ay and was found Monday. He entered his foster parents’ house at 1 p.m., hungry after not eating since Saturday 8 a.m., saying he had wandered near the Arringtons’ farm. His family and neighbors searched and feared drowning in a pond. He slept in a barn Sunday night and was fed soft foods on return. Authorities had been alerted.
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Gallipolis
Andrew Arrington
Patriot
Andy
Henry Arrington
Arrington
North Gallia Board hires teachers and discusses jobs
North Gallia Local School Board met Monday night with all members present. They hired three substitute teachers Emma Lawless Raymond Fisher and Mrs Ray Quickle and full time instructor Ruth Thomas. Mrs Emily Sprague resigned to take a job in Middleport. Mrs Gerdine Roush was granted a two month leave of absence. Bidwell Porter principalship candidates Howard S Hardway and Winfield Superintendent Guy Biggs were noted as applicants. Major alfalfa bid awarded Roy Taylor of Vinton with 64 as high bidder. low bid was 28.
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Gallipolis
North Gallia
Emma Lawless
Raymond Fisher
Ray Quickle
Ruth Thomas
Thomas
Emily
Sprague
Middleport
Gerdine Roush
Bidwell
Kessel
Roy Taylor
Vinton
Health Department
Bidwell - Porter
Howard S. Hardway
Wineld
Guy Biggs
Biggs
Rio Grande College
Henry Skidmore
B. Lewis Jones
Union
Harley Cloud
Sidwell-Porter
Prinipal
Marguerite Hineman
Eckard Quits Music Teaching Job in Kilalpolis District
Gary Eckard, instrumental music instructor in the Kgger Local School District, has resigned, per Band Boosters president Mrs. Fred Carmen. The Marshall graduate held the post for a few years, after four years spent playing with dance bands following college.
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Ary Eckard
Gallipolis
Gary Eckard
Kgger
Fred Carmen
Boonters
Marshall
Fev
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