Six Cited For Speeding Patrol Arrests 11 Gets 6 Convictions
GALLIPOLIS Ohio state Highway Patrol reports 11 weekend arrests six for speeding over 5 mph and six convictions. Names and dispositions include Mathie Ritsen 27 Morris Mich fined five dollars plus costs. Robert L Johnson 18 Crown City cited into municipal court. William Toney 35 Cleveland forfeited 15 dollar bond. Margaret B Szasz Toledo posted 20 dollar bond. James D Heilman 22 Kenton posted 20 dollar bond. Delbert N Powell 30 Gallipolis paid five dollars fine plus costs. One juvenile arrested for running a stop sign. John D Simmons Bladen Route 1 cited for failure to obtain license. William Harry Cromlish 45 Eureka Star Route cited for license plate issue. Other minor penalties noted for registration transfer and parking violations. Gerald D Humphrey 32 Cheshire arrested for intoxication and jailed until municipal court. John Ropeter 44 formerly Gallipolis now Miami Fla posted 15 dollar bond. Two additional convictions in Mayor Robinsons court for minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Mathie Ritsen
Mr. Morris
Mich
Court of Justice of the Peace
James Johnson
Robert L. Johnson
Crown City
W. H. Jones
William Toney
Cleveland
Robinson's Court
Pomeroy
Margaret B. Szasz
Toledo
Ance
James D. Heilman
Kenton
Jones
Delbert N. Powell
Galliipolis
John D. Simmons
Bladen
William Harry Cromlish
John Howell
William Neal
Reedsville
Martha Hudson
Chester Road
Vatron Goes to Florida
Mrs. Anna Louise Sprague matron of the Gallipolis County Children’s home left Sunday for two weeks in Florida and narrowly missed a picnic tie for her children. The festivities continued under supervision of Mrs. Edgar Stanley Louise Miller and Mrs. Vernie Higley. She planned July 29 return with her son in law and Mr and Mrs Richard Le. The 26 children swam in their pond a rare supervised outing while a picnic dinner preceded a baseball game. Former residents Mr and Mrs Andrew Lemley joined their children Karen Louise and William Fletcher Lemley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Anna Louise Sprague
Jallia County
Florida
Edgar Stanley
Louise Miller
Vernie ’ Higley
Richard: le
Sprague
Gallipoli Leadership and Camp Plans Highlight Weekend
Robert Good led the Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Sunday meeting detailing music for services with a 31 man Princeton choir recording. Grace Methodist Youth Fellowship planned a summer camp near Lancaster from July 29 to August 5 with thirty members attending and a proposed talent show and theme song. Separate social notes list local residents visiting relatives in Huntington Columbus Charleston St Petersburg and other places with military moves to Germany and extended Army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Good
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
Good
Princeton
Lis
Aux White
Grace Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lancaster
Social Notes from Washington Avenue Area
Mrs. Charles B. Rife and Mrs. Ada Pierce hosted guests including Mrs. Cora Mizer of Columbus and Mr. Albert Linder with his mother in Chicago. Visitors from Charlotte, N C and Gallipolis area shared time with local families, while Bernice Mills traveled from Columbus for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Wasmingtom
0. C
Charles B. Rife
Ada Pierce
Fourth Ave
Mr. Rife
Cora |Mizer
Columbus
Albert Linder
Linder
Charles Matthews
Chicago
Joe Ray
Charlotte
N. C
Ray
Walter Wise
Claude Chambers
Ada Briar
Ora Polanski
Lowell (Tink) Bers
River Traffic At Gallipolis Locks On Sunday
River traffic report details gauge readings on the Ohio River near Gallipolis with several vessels advancing and others stationary. Notable movements include Northern 87 and Helen 10 through, Invader 02 and A M Thompson 121 down, and Bayou Teche 10 up, reflecting activity across multiple locks through Sunday into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Mont
Neville
A. L. Long
Helen
Atlas
Jerry Bos
David Crane
Solvay
Bayou Manachae
George T. Price
Shearer
Constitution
Bayou Teche
H. E. Jones
Bata
Kanawha River
Jimmy Colley
Marmet
Winfield
A. V. Criss
City Maysville
Ex pitcher Glenn Leichardt dies at 73 in Cleveland
Glenn J. Leichardt, 73, former professional baseball pitcher, died in Huron Road Hospital on Friday. Leichardt played for the Cleveland Naps from 1906 to 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Glenn J. Leichardt
Huron Road Hospital
Leibhardt
Cleveland Naps Ym
Centerville Village Council Approves 7000 Dollar Budget
Centerville Axle r's F remverville vilage Uouncu m approved an annual appropriation of about 7000 dollars in a Saturday meeting led by Mayor Gillert Boster. The sum funds the current fiscal year beginning July 1, with drainage costs approved for three private homes owned by Fred Beman Clyde Clark and Roger William. Present were Councilors Woodrow Hall O B Lanier Clyde Russell and George Brewer, presiding official Beman, Mayor Boser and Treasurer Suzy Cherington, while Councilman E0 Welker convalesced and Clerk Eleanor Davis was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remverville Vilage Uouncu
Gillert Boster
Fred Bema
Clyde Clark
Roger William
Beman
Woodrow Hall
Lanier
Clyde Russell
George Brewer
Boser
Suzy Cherrington
E.0. Welker
Eleanor Davis
Damaged Two Motorists Ram Guardrails and a Pole
Three weekend accidents damaged guard rails and a telephone pole near Gallipolis. William J. Straight 23 of Lima and Waterloo left Route 141 struck a railing, four posts fell, 142 feet slid and car toppled. Passengers Mary Lawson 19 Ironton and Lee E. Ellcessor 24 Forest were injured lightly. Ellcessor uninjured. Beckworth 63 of Portsmouth ran off Route 35, minor damage. James Daniels 16 Crown City slept at wheel on Route 218 and struck a pole, car moderate damage, no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William J. Straight
Lima
Waterloo
Straight
Mary Lawson
Ironton
Lee E. Ellcessor
Forest
Newsome L. Beckworth
Portsmouth
Rio Grande
Edwin G. Rose
New Lebanon
Beckworth
Methodist Men Plan New Grace Church Group
The Wesley Weds at Grace Methodist Church discussed forming a Methodist Men group. Eleven men showed active interest, and Rev. Warren H. Wilson called an organizational meeting for Monday July 23 to plan for charter application. He spoke on profit and loss from Christian behavior and community impact. Forty Wesley Weds attended the picnic meeting behind the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waual Funs
Grace Methodist ‘Church
Wesley Weds
Warren H. Wilson
Methodist Church
Wilson
Wesley
Scouts Return From Camp at Camp Arrowhead
Five members of Boy Scout Troop 203 returned Saturday from a week at Camp Arrowhead led by Scoutmaster Clifford E. Smith. Joe Morri son Dickie Haycraft Jim Butler David Tawney and Tommy Lloyd completed their second class requirements and started first class items. Smith will continue instructing swimming on the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Boy Scout Troop
Arrowhead
Clifford E. Smith
Joe Morrison
Dickie Haycraft
Jim Butler
David Tawney
Tommy Lloyd
Smith
Northup Homecoming Feted Pastor Honored in Gallia County
The Rev Earl V Cremeens was honored at a Northup homecoming in Gallia County, with ministers praising his service to Baptist churches. Photographs captured the event as members presented $75 in gifts, and Cremeens recalled guiding the Northup church from a barn service to dedication on his 39th birthday. He estimated officiating at 1200 to 1300 funerals over a career spanning decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Northup
Okey
Lawrnnual
Earl V. Cremeens
Hopewell Bap
St Church
Baptist Church
Hopewell
Mina Chapel
Mt. Tion
Victory Providence
Sil- Baptist
Gallia County
Noah Haskins
Baptist
Coursh Union
Cremeens
Broderick
Twrence
Lockwood I
Jess Fellure
Birthday party for Jimmy Ray Cash in Point Pleasant
Jimmy Ray Cash celebrated his Sth birthday Saturday with a party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Cash in Leon. About 12 guests enjoyed a pink and white cake with ice cream. The article also notes several society notices and local visits over the weekend involving Leon Gallipolis Ferry Ashland and Columbus residents, with mentions of Daughters of America Moose and Masonic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Ray Cash
Leonard Cash
Leon
Cash
Ray Crookham
Franklin K. ‘Thomas
Sales Tax Collections Rise To New High
State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy announced that Ohio's sales and use tax receipts for the year ending June 30, 1986, reached a record $231,585,141, up 17 percent from 1985. Counties mostly posted gains, with Highland at 17 percent and Geauga at 244 percent, while Jackson, Pike, Ross, Gallia, and Scioto saw declines. Southeast counties show varied year to year, with Adams slight decline and others posting mixed increases. Russell and Lillian Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Roger W. Tracy
Ohio
Tracy
Jackson
Gallia
Highland County
Geauga
Jackson County
Pike County
Ross County
Gallian County
Scioto County
Adams County
Gallia County
Athens County
Hocking County
Kyger School Bond Faces Decision of Voters Tuesday
Kyger voters face a decision on a $1 750 000 bond to fund Cheshire High School upgrades. The district plans consolidation pressures and possible tax rate changes if the measure fails. Officials note a special election requires 60 percent approval to pass and warn of a future bond vote if this one fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Real School Board
Cheshire High School
Kyger Lodge
Impson
Bulnville
Auto Crash Breaks Arm in Jackson Route 75 Collision
Ralph Dearing of Jackson Route 4 was admitted to Holzer Hospital Saturday afternoon after a motor vehicle crash on Route 75 two miles north of Jackson. He suffered a fractured arm and was transferred from the Oak Hill Clinic.
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Vallipolis
Ralph Dearing
Jackson
Holzer Hospital
Dearing
Oak Hill
Point Rock Obituary Notices Mention Newark Residents
Mrs Worley Nebb of Newark died last week. Funeral attendance included Mr and Mrs G Radikin and daughter Dena Hloffman and Mrs Georgia Nell Phillips with several others. Burial service at Logan drew Albert Cone and daughter Betty Wilbur Ona Cottrill Nellie Vale Bessie Stout and Margaret igony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
Worley Nebb
Newark
G. Radikin
Dena Hloffman
Georgia Nell Phillips
Betty Bolin
Logan
Albert Cone
Betty Wilbur
Ona Cottrill
Nellie Vale
Bessie Stout
Margaret Igony
Car Ditch Rescue Leads to Wrecker Collision
A car driven by Kenneth Friend and owned by Friend dropped into a ditch while a wrecker attended the scene. Paul E. Wienand Traveling east struck the wrecker. Wienand faces hazardous driving charges. Earlier, Beauford H. Smith lost control on Route 35, sideswiped a tree, and the 1947 car landed on its side. Smith charged with drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dite
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's
Partment
Kenneth Friend
Paul E. Wienand
Friend
Wienand
Here
Beauford H. Smith
Leon
Smith
Four arrested by sheriff over weekend on drunken driving charges
Four persons were arrested by the sheriff's department: Glen Leroy Rice, 23, and Clayton McDade, 22, both charged with drunken driving and no operator's license. Don E. Judd, 39, posted a $60 bond on drunken driving. Tressa Turner, 35, arrested on a peace warrant and released on bond. City police charges followed: Harry Tichenor, 72. Cecil C. Watson, 22, posted $12 bond. Ray Clyde McDade, 28, posted $12 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Sheriff's Department
Glen Leroy Rice
Clayton McDade
Leon
Don E. Judd
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Tressa Turner
Justice Goodwin
Harry Tichenor
Cecil C. Watson
Walter Kroffel
Ray Clyde McDade
Cross Suit Filed in Johnson Divorce Case at Point Pleasant
A cross bill was filed in the circuit clerk’s office on July 2 by Eugin Johnson charging James Edward Johnson with cruelty. In response the original plaintiff denies cruelty charges. The couple married April 1, 1928, and have six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Circuit Clerk’s Office
Eugin Johnson
James Edward Johnson
June Keeps Up Lead In Marriage Licenses
POINT PLEASANT Marriage licenses issued in the county clerk office from July 1955 through June 1956 totaled 184 with June maintaining its traditional lead with 24. June 1955 showed 29 licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Moose Picnic Draws 600 at Shrine Club Grounds
Members of the Moose Club and families gathered for the 15th annual Moose Picnic on the Shrine Club grounds. Attendance reached 600 with games and prizes for both children and adults, chaired by Pard Hudson with Frank Tillis and John Klein assisting. Refreshments were provided by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Moose Club
Shrine Club
Pard Hudson
Frank Tillis
John Klein
Appalachian Sends Five To Resort For Week
Five men from the Appalachian Power Co Point Pleasant office left Friday for a week at Virginia Beach accompanied by J. V. Mann manager. Awarded the trip for their sales volume of electric stoves water heaters clothes dryer and home heating installations were John Spiggle B N Thomas Floyd J Taylor Jr M W Scott and Ronald Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Point Pleasant
Appalachian Power Co
Virginia Beach
J. V. Mann
John Spiggle
B. N. Thomas
Floyd J. Taylor, Jr
M. W. Scott
Ronald Street
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new non surgical treatment claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain. Early reports note rapid improvement in cases after application, suggesting a breakthrough method without operative procedures.
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Vatron
Gallipoli
Robert Good
Mae Alberry
Marlene
Ralph Dillon
Pittsburgh
Stanley Lanier
Jean Young
Eugene Archibald
Charleston
Stanley Plymale
Farl Heber
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clarence Booth
Mr. Heber
Indiana
Stella Booton
Ruth Maddy
Frances Hanson
Huntington
Tom Houck
Thomas
Lara Fisher
Addison
Julius Farley, Jr
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Earl Mills
Farley
Harold
Bill
Germany
Colonel Haskins
Army Dental Corps
S Society
Daliace Pall Rs
Tatesisag Ononcd
Newspaper
Advertisig Executives Association
Centerville Axler
Methodist
Pt. Pleasant Society
Daughters
Daughters of America
Legion Home
Mrs. Lewis
Edith Simkins
Order of Eastern War
Masonic ‘Temple
Jordan Baptist Church
Gospelers of
Raymond Kelly
Bertha Wilson
Joan
Maxwell Road
Johnny Burns
Oliver
Ashland, &Y
E. John Morgan
Jean
Jerry
Wid
New Haven
Warren Stewart
Bassett
Edward Cook
Robert Armstrong
Moris
Philip Sporn
Graham Station
Bobby Errett
Viand St
Lyda
Ben Henry
Gallipous Resiy
Don Stephens
Larry
Detroit
Gus F Henry
Gallipolis Ferry
Therman Batley
J. A. Bailey
Washington Ave
Robert Greer
Bobby
Carla
Ann T
Tommy
Carl Greer
Charleston Road
Harry Greer
Buckeye Lake
Edwin Gibbs
Earl Gibbs
Mossman Circle
Carl Hayman
Charles
Ton
Herbert Burdette
Edna Burdett
Grant Beaver
Robert Pillows
Flint
Wilbur Saxton
Alton Spurlock
Eugene
Ore
Ace Henry
Spurlock
Emma ‘Anna Henry
Lawrence County
Meigs County
Vinton County
Russell and
Lillian Blake
Kyger School Bond
Moose
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