Five Hurt In Rural Road Crash At Red Mud Ridge
Five persons were injured in a two car collision on Red Mud Ridge Road back of Henderson at 3:50 p.m. Sunday. Injured: Adam Benson, 72. Kenneth Buckfield, 161. Gerald Meeks, 25. Jarald Fy. Randall Neal, 19, Columbus. Neal, with chest concern, said both cars braked and slid on gravel. Norman Anson, 16, Gallipolis Ferry, drove the other car. Neal charged with driving left of center. A second Route 2 17 crash at 2:50 p.m. involved Ronnie Tinsley, 56, Charleston, and Calvin Stanley, 35, Zebulon, Ky.. Tinsley charged with failing to yield. no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mud Ridge
Henderson
Adam Hugh Benson
Kenneth Buckfield
Gerald Meeks
Jarald
Randall Lee Neal
Columbus
Buckfield
Meeks
Neal
Norman Eugene Anson
Gallipolis Ferry
Ronnie Richard Tinsley
Charleston
Calvin Stanley
Zebulon
Tinsley
Convention Honors Two FFA Members
Two Mason County boys were honored at the state FFA convention in Jackson's Mill. Charles Thomas of Leon received the Two-River Motors award as outstanding senior voag student, and Billy McDermitt of Letart Route 2 earned state farmer honors and a department of agriculture award as he joined a one third partnership on the family dairy operation.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Jackson's Mill
Charles Thomas
Allan H. Thomas
Leon
Billy McDermitt
Frank McDermitt
Letart
Charles
Two-River Motors
Voag
Hampshire
Billy McDermott
A!dent
State Department of Agriculture
Billy
Home Farm
Teacher To Receive Her Master's Degree
Mrs. Gary Bumgardner of 2215 Jefferson Ave will receive her bachelor degree from Marshall College at commencement in the Keith Alice Theater Huntington on August 24. A graduate of Glipolis High School she attended Manns Business College one year at Rio Grande College and three years at Marshall while pursuing her degree. She has taught fifth grade at North Point Pleasant grade school for 12 years and will continue in that position this coming term.
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Tulne Fleasant
Gary Bumgardner
Jefferson Ave
Marshall College
Huntington
Glipolis
Manns Business College
Rio Grande College
Marshall
Bumgardner
North Point Pleasant
Discharges Quietly Noted for July 20
A son to Mr ana airs Vernon Stephens Leon July 20, and discharges listed for Mrs Betty Smith New Haven July 20 and Mrs Sharon Fielder Henderson July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Airs
Vernon
Stephens
Leon
Betty Smith
New Haven
Sharon Fielder
Henderson
12 Days of AWOL Charged To Seaman
Seaman Apprentice Rob Cottrill of Point Pleasant was charged with 42 days AWOL. Police also arrested Charles James Cullen and Lewis Biffle for drunkenness in a separate incident.
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WSWS
Heights
EUF
T. L. Morrison
Point Pleasant
James Crump
Stroyer
Brooklyn Navy
Roy Blessing
Yard
Rob Charles Cottrill
Raleightes
Roush
Pleasant Society hosts miscellaneous shower guests
Mrs Marty Hall guest of naughter Marvyn at a Work Drive honor shower. The Ashton Baptist base in Jackson hosted wedding cake and ferns. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Lilly and Willa Ann and Terry Lilly, with hostesses Mrs Rodrickson, Mrs Stone, and Mrs Bell. Other families and relatives from Utica Ohio, Columbus, Henderson, Gal polis Ferry and Camp Cabwaylingo noted among visiting kin and plans to travel for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Hall
Marvyn
Putz
Jackson
Ashton Baptist
Bill Lilly
Willa Ann
Terry
Rene
Pittsburgh
C. R. Ike
Punch
Withers
Ashton
Lilly
Mary Ann Withers
Hall
June Ball
John Stone
Rodrickson
Chris
Columbus
Rus| Ball
Charles Irvin
Bell’ Stone
Utica
Ohio
Charles Withers
Eugene
Logan Burdette Ball
Grace Stone
Sand Hill Road
C and P| ‘Telephone Co
Zelma Harris
Pamela Harris
Wesley Brown
Lem
Sue Thevenin
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Camp Cabwaylingo
Live TV hazard brings blackout to actor Ralph Bunker
In a live television staging of Day of Grace Robert Montgomery Snow director Ira Dicker Ralph Bunker suffered a sudden blackout during dress rehearsal. He was treated by a doctor who noted ptomaine related symptoms and said the incident could not spell disaster for his career given the hazards of live TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Merc
New York
Ralph Bunker
Bunker
Montgomery Snow
Ira Dicker
Mr. Angell
Religious Publishing
Gibson
John
Sam Finds Prison Perilous
A three year old groundhog named Sam was jailed and required a bodyguard overnight amid fears of inmate harm. Sam’s owner, arrested for intoxication, wanted Sam with him, and the sheriff planned to detain both. The owner, a Leon resident, had cared for Sam since birth.
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Point Pleasant
Sam
Matt
Leon
Shower honors Mrs Shirley Adkins as guests attend
A shower for Mrs Shirley Adkins was hosted by Mrs Morrow in the presence of eight guests. Bible school closed Friday with about 50 children attending two weeks of sessions. Teachers included Miss Dorothy Wright and Mrs Dessie Holcomb along with part time helpers. A program followed the group activities. Thelma Lester returned to Detroit after visiting her mother Ethel Mose, while Albert Spencer and daughter from Columbus visited Mr and Mrs A W Pullins. Lula Lawrance of Columbus spent several days with Mrs Thomas Adam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ethel Moselier
Albert Spencer
Daughter
Columbus
A. W. Pullins
Lula Lawrance
Thomas Adam
Nine Convictions On Traffic Charges Reported
Gallipolis state patrol listed nine convictions from Friday and Saturday. Names include Robert Grishaber 22 of Charleston fined ten dollars and costs for crossing the yellow line. William Pike 21 of Syracuse fined ten for unsafe operation. Frank Pregenzer 28 of Portsmouth RI fined fifty and costs and sentenced to three days in jail for DWI. Betty Pregenter 26 of the same address forfeited fifteen dollar bond for intoxication. Louis Walter 54 of Clarksburg forfeited fifteen for speeding no show. Arnold Pear 27 of Columbus paid ten and costs for speeding. Julius Adkins 39 of Beaver forfeited twenty bond for speeding. Richard Yocum 22 of East Freetown NY convicted for passing at a railroad crossing paid ten plus costs for failing to register. William S Cromlish 45 of Gallipolis paid five plus costs.
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Gallipolis
Robert Grishaber
Charleston
Justice of the Peace Johnson
William Pike
Syraccuse
Pomeroy
E. F. Robinson
Frank Pregenzer
Portsmouth
R. I
Betty, Pregenter
Louis Walter
Clarksburg
Arnold Pear
Columbus
Justice Johnson
Julius Adkins
Beaver
Richard Yocum
East Freetown
N. Y
William S Cromlish
Danville Area Resident Dies at 61
Danville area resident ValliryLis wanamuse Gifford, 61, died Friday. He was born April 29, 1895, in Chelyn and was the son of James Gifford and Urn Power Co. in Cabin Creek, W Virginia. He owned the old Terry farm at Danville and lived there with his wife Opal Jesse Gifford and daughter Norma. Surviving siblings include J R Gifford of East Bank, W Va, John of Grayson, Ky, and Mrs Maggie Arthur of Urbana. Burial will be in Grayson.
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Valli ryLis—wanamuse
Danville
Grayson
Chelyn
James Iyra Banfield Gifford
Ui Rn Power Co
Cabin Creek
W. Va
Terry
Opal Jesse Gifford
Norma
J. R. Gifford
East Bank
John
Grayson, Ky
Maggie Arthur
Urbana
Property Transferred At Board Meeting
Gallia County Board of Education met Saturday with all members present. The Miller property was transferred from Green to Gallipolis City School District. A date was set by which all bus drivers must submit permit applications.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallipolis Homecoming with Rev Betz and Rev Swain
The Elizabeth chapel homecoming service featured Rev Kenneth Betz in the morning and Rev Webb Swain in the afternoon. Over 150 attendees enjoyed music completing the afternoon program. Gallipolis personals note visits by C Emory White to his mother as a guest for several days. Cheshire area reports Rev Howard Warner of The Plains visited Arnold Gates in Cleveland. Jim Porter and sons Jimmy and Gary picnicked at Lake Alma with Reese Lloyd and family. another picnic followed at Old Man's Cave as Mrs Porter began her vacation.
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Cheshire
Johnny Bill Musgrave
Kitts Hill
Charles Hern
G. A. Fife
Gene Johnson
Gilipolis
William
Gary Fife
Columbus
Lou Louden
New Jersey
Linda Gray
Butler
WSAZ
wLwc
WIVN
Wens
WBNS
Sharon Rife
Ora Darnell
Alhie Parson
Ruth Lyons
Valiant Cady
LeRoy
Mr. x
J. H. Shamblin
Norma Shamblin
Tennessee Braie
Johany Carson Y
Arty
Fempine
Touch
Mis
Spook Beckman
Ing
Edward Miles
Bob Crossy
Bow Crosby
Bascom
Ohio
LeGrande Martin
Tal
Elizabeth Ann
Casper
Iporis
Gene Canteen
John Martin
Gene's Canteen
Laven
Cuaren
Rocky Jones
Robert Shoemaker
Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mouse Ton
D. C
Ghilaren
Erna Shoemaker
Doug
Jean Daly
Snoosky Lawson
Warner Joe
Sparta
Warner ‘Bros
L. Thompson
Ews Caravan
Thompson
Stanley Mauck
Mauck
Warner” Roe
Pal Silvers
Warner Bros. Lumbus
Nickelodeon
Wyatt
Stanley Swisher
Sova Prevoe
Mabel
Bert Hern Theat
Gonsian
He Gunton
Jimmy
Walker
Cooney
Pat
Twente
Fred Waringay
Gallipolis
William — Lewis
Fred Ware
Myers
Rio Grande
Holzer Hospital
Hostas
Tate Show
Pital
Allen Sieve Allen
John W. Myers
Kenneth Betz
Webb Swain
Elizabeth Chapel
Howard
Warner
the Plains
Arnold Gates
Cleve
Ida Warner
Jim Porter
Gary
Lake Alma
Wellston
Reese Lloyd
Jackson
Linda
Porter
Old Man’s Cave
Mrs. Porter
Three Hurt In Collision In Gallipolis
A two car crash on Second Ave Gallipolis injured three people including Charles L Stover 18 of 265 Nell and James C Rupert 24 of Charleston. Stover was charged with failure to stop within assured clear distance. Passengers Wanda Moore and Alice Koehler suffered facial lacerations and eye injuries. Dale Barry, earlier charged with drunkenness, paid a fine in Municipal Court.
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Gallipolis
Second Ave
Charles L. Stover
Nell
Stover
James C. Rupert
Charleston
Iotel
Ruper
Wanda Moore
Alice Koehler
Vine St
Dale Barry
Mrs. Davis Dies At 90 In Centerville Area
Mrs. Davis of Centerville area died at 1 p.m. Saturday at her home near Centerville. Born August 1, 1866, she leaves a daughter Evelyn Davis of Bucyrus and son David L. Davis at home, plus a granddaughter and great granddaughter. Her husband died about ten years ago. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Centerville Presbyterian Church with burial in Hill Cemetery.
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GalLiruLis
John D. Davis
Vinton
Centervil
Davis
Byron
Evelyn) Davis
Bucyrus
David L. Davis
Centerville Presbyterian Church
Hill Cemetery
Centerville
Morton dies at Cleveland Clinic in Millers funeral home to announce
Thornton W. Morton of Jackson Road died Sunday morning at the Cleveland Clinic. Millers funeral home will announce services. He is survived by his widow, Helen Morton.
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Thornton W. Morton
Cleveland Gallipolis
Jackson Road
Cleveland Clinic
Millers Funeral Home
Mr. Morton
Hellen Morton
Second Son Born to Mrs Hazlett in Gallipolis
Graveside services were held Sunday at Clay Chapel for Mrs Fanny Clark Hazlett of Columbus home, announcing the birth of her second son Mark at Holzer Hospital. Rev Douglas officiated. survivors include grandparents H C Downs of Harrisville and Martha Adams, and the late Mr Adams.
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Fanny Hazlett
Gallipolis
Clay Chapel
Point Pleasant
Andery
Fanny Clark
Harold Adams
Hazlett
Coln Ave
Columbus
Mark
Douglas
Frank Harding
Holzer Hospital
Gregory
H. C. Downs
Harrisville
W. Va
Martha Adams
D Cross to Meet Gallipolis Board of Red Cross
The Gallia County chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a board meeting Wednesday at 7 p m in the offices of the Knights of Pythias building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Cross
Gallipolis
Gallia County
American Red Cross
Knights of Pythias
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FFA
Namesang
Dren
Vickie
Chuckie
Dunbar
Otis Rainey
Leon Putz
Pt. Pleasant Society
Eee Coueany
Wbns Watn
Cnunnal
Rye Douglas
John Daly
Gordon Maclin
Ganion
Bara
Studlio One
Auio
Sarsband
Playhouse
Defender
Neweather
Siow
Armchair Theater
Phaipe
Steve Alem
Steve Alien
Robert Linton
Hamilton
Bermuda
Scarsdale
N.Y
Kanauga
Gallipolis Society
Athens Messenger
C. Emory White
Arie
MER
Wale
Cs LM
Sarong Rossana Podesta 4
Helen
Sernas Fas
Paris
Warner Bros
Torn Thatcher
Sterling Hayden
Tyrone Power
Kim Novak
Ictrory
Tekcuez Alpha
Jeff Chandler
George Nader
Julie Adams
Lex Barker
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