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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1958

Page

7

Severe Windstorm Wrecks Northup Area in Gallia County

Widespread damage reported after a Monday night wind and rainstorm in Gallia County. Lightning hit the Gallipolis Police radio transmitter, going off air around 7 pm. Northup area sustained tornadic damage to barns, grainery, and crops. several roofs blown off, a car damaged by falling timbers, and power lines down.

Gallipolis Northup Green Gallia County Fortification Hill Jim Mills Paris Linkous Hammond Clarence Chapman Bryan Saunders

Holzer College Join Cooperative Nursing Program

Holzer Hospital administrator Wayne B. Foster and Rio Grande College president Dr. Paul R. Lyne announce a cooperative plan to enroll about 40 Holzer School of Nursing freshmen in Rio Grande College courses. Classes in sociology psychology and sciences will be taught at Holzer by college staff with academic credits transferable toward a bachelor’s degree. This expands prior arrangements which saw two classes taught on site.

Gallipolis Wayne B. Foster Holzer Hospital Paul R. Lyne Rio Grande College Holzer School of Nursing Hol Zer Hospital School of Nursing Holzer Hospital School of Nursing

Wellston shopkeeper shot during attempted holdup

Richard S. Lewis, 89, owner of a Wellston second hand and antique shop, was admitted to Holzer Hospital after a gunshot wound to the scalp from an attempted holdup. He fired at the robber but could not identify the assailant. police are investigating. His condition is listed as good.

Gallipolis Richard S. Lewis Wellston Holzer Hospital Lewis

Johnson Rites Held Today

Funeral services for Clayton James Johnson 41 were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Big Four Church. He died Sunday in Dayton after a long illness. Burial followed in White Cemetery Ohio Two. He was born January 26, 1917, son of Eva Johnson and the late Edward Johnson. Surviving are his wife Hildred Harrison and five daughters Rita Kay Vonnie Way Nanna Fae Carolyn Ann Delores Mae. Also three brothers and two sisters: Gilbert Charles Oakey Johnson and Mrs. Mary Warren and Mrs. Clemmie Layne. A large family funeral.

Gallipolis Big Four Clayton James Johnson Crown City Dayton W. T. Swain White Cemetery Ohio Eva Johnson Edward Johnson Dayton Tool Works Hildred Harrison Rita Kay Vonnie Way Nanna Fae Carolyn Ann Delores Mae Gilbert Charles Oakey Johnson Mary Warren Clemmie Layne Cheshire

Gallipolis Personal News Roundup

Mr and Mrs Frank Loucks and children of Marietta vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Guy White. Chauncey G Nida of Columbus visited here. J Sherman Porter WJEH director vacationing at Fourth Ave residence. Mrs John Suppance of Cleveland left to care for ill child. Bill Lanier and Debbie of Marietta visited his mother Mrs Stanley Lanier at Holzer Hospital. Stella Booten returned from Pomeroy after a week with niece Mrs James B O'Brien.

Frank Loucks Marietta Guy White Chauncey G. Nida Columbus J. Sherman Porter WJEH Fourth Ave John Suppance Cleveland Stanley Lanier Holzer Hospital Bill Lanier Debbie Stella Booten Pomeroy James B. O'Brien

Local Family Visits In Carbondale And Jackson

Mr and Mrs P O Mace hosted their son and daughter in law and two Athens children. Edith Stump visited sister Lena Blackford in Jackson. SFC Delbert Barber of Columbus spent the weekend with his mother Mrs George Barber. Mrs George Barber visited sister in law Jennie Canter of Chauncey. Mrs Ralph Williams assists with Oak Grove Pilgrim Church Bible school.

Carbondale P. O. Mace Athens Edith Stump Lena Blackford Jackson SFC Delbert Barber Columbus George Barber Jennie Canter Chauncey Ralph Williams Oak Grove Pilgrim Church Bible School

Rio Grande College to Add Two Faculty Members

Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold Cutler of Belpre and Dr. Roy E. Adams of Brynmawr Penna will join Rio Grande College faculty in September. Cutler will teach history and psychology while Adams takes physics and mathematics.

Gallipolis Elizabeth Arnold Cutler Pomeroy Belpre Roy E. Adams Brynmawr Penna Rio Grande College Paul R. Lyne Cutler Adams Pomeroy High School Marietta College Marietta Phi Beta Kappa Ohio University Central High School Philadelphia

Two Troop 203 Scouts Tapped for Arrow Order

Gallia county troop 203 scouts Jim Morrison and Dick Haycraft were elected as ordeal members for the Order of the Arrow to be presented at Camp Arrowhead in September. The election by troop 200deputies followed a first class and camping requirements check. They also planned Gallia County Junior Fair projects with pioneering themes and model bridges, observation towers and knot boards. A troop committee reorganization named Jim Morrison senior patrol leader and Dick Haycraft scribe with Don Call as bugler Ralph Burner as quartermaster.

Gallipolis Jim Morrison Dick Haycraft Boy Scout Troop Order of the Arrow Camp Arrowhead Walter F. Walker Jim O’dell Rod Frazer Jim Hackworth Morrison Gallia County Don Call Ralph Burner

John Nibert Passes Second Class Review

Gallipolis Troop 200 holds a board of review for John Nibert who passed Second Class requirements. Seventeen members attended the meeting focusing on pioneer themed projects for the Gallia County Junior Fair. A charter presentation and potluck are set for Aug. 10 at Camp Hout on Lake Pete. Bill McCreedy Donald Warehime and Roger Saunders were honored with the Order of the Arrow at Camp Arrowhead.

Gallipolis John Nibert Walter F. Walker Gallia County Camp Hout Lake Pete Fairfield Troop 200 Order of the Arrow Camp Arrowhead Bill McCreedy Donald Warehime Roger Saunders

Falls Send Two To Hospital In Gallia County

Mrs. James E. Stewart, 58, of Point Pleasant Route 2, was admitted to Holzer Hospital after falling from a ladder while washing windows and suffering several fractured ribs. John Michael Beaver, five, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Beaver Jr., of Leon, was also admitted after a bicycle mishap and abdominal contusion. Both are listed in good condition.

Gallipolis James E. Stewart Point Pleasant Holzer Hospital John Michael Beaver James E. Beaver, Jr Leon

Hospital Notes List Dismissals and Blood Use

Holzer Hospital notes list multiple patients by name and location including Crown City Ashland Wellston Gallipolis and Point Pleasant. Dismissals noted for several individuals. Blood usage recorded as five pints used Monday.

Nautilus Prototype Echoes Nuclear Progress at Arco

In Idaho near Arco the Nautilus, prototype of America’s first nuclear submarine, was developed and tested at the National Reactor Testing Station. The site is now testing an atomic engine prototype large enough to power a navy vessel.

Arco Idaho America

Gallia Academy Graduate Johnson Serves in Germany

James W. Johnson 22 son of Mr and Mrs James A Johnson of 116 State St participated in a field training exercise with the 20th Transportation Battalion in Germany. A clerk in Company A Bad Kreuznach he entered the Army in April 1957 completed basic at Fort Riley and arrived in Europe last May. He is a 1953 Gallia Academy High School graduate who attended Ohio University. In civilian life he worked for Babcock and Wilcox Co. His wife Nancy resides at 600 Grant St Middleport.

Gallipolis Pfe James W. Johnson James A. Johnson State St 20Th Transportation Battalion Germany Johnson Army Fort Riley Kan Europe Gallia Academy High School Ohio University Babcock and Wilcox Co

Judge Janes Promises Verdict For 3 Women

Municipal Judge William H. Janes presided in Gallipolis at a preliminary hearing for an assault and battery case involving three women Hazel Lear Beatrice Stover and Pauline May. He continued the case to Friday with a verdict promised, while related cases against Frank Junior Swanson Jennings Cox and others were also continued or disposed of with fines and bonds.

Gallipolis William H. Janes Hazel Lear Eastern Ave Beatrice Stover Neil Ave Pauline May Sheriff's Department Frank Junior Swanson Jennings Cox

New Relief Programs Expand Aid to Four Areas

Church World Service has instituted new relief programs in Ghana the Belgian Congo Uganda and Chile expanding aid to 47 countries. The Protestant overseas relief agency announced the additions as part of its global assistance efforts.

New York Church World Service Protestant Overseas Relief Agency Ghana Belgian Congo Uganda Africa Chile

Driverless Vehicles In Minor Wreck

Two driverless cars were involved in a minor collision at 12 15 p m Monday in Gallipolis Police report. Smith O Beaver 43 of Gallipolis Route 2 parked on Locust Street. Violet Lloyd 31 of 622 Fourth Avenue drove into the Ingels driveway and entered the Ingels home. Her car rolled out and struck the left side of the parked Beaver vehicle.

Gallipolis Smith O. Beaver Locust St Clyde Ingels Violet Lloyd Fourth Ave Ingels

College Shifts Its Departments at Rio Grande

Rio Grande college completes Allen Hall and begins summer shifts. Administrative offices move to the new building. several classes relocate from Anniversary and Haning Halls. Library expands by taking over vacated offices. physics moves to Anniversary Hall basement. chemistry stays in Haning Hall basement until cafeteria becomes chemistry building. Bookstore relocates to Allen Hall basement. art and audio-visual education move to Allen Hall basement after installs.

Gallipolis Allen Hall Rio Grande College Anniversary Hall Anniversary Haning Haning Hall Community Hall

Garfield Ave resurfacing contract signed for nine-tenths mile

Gallipolis reports the Garfield Avenue resurfacing contract nine tenths of a mile has been signed and sent to the State Highway Department. Bids will be let on August nineteen. Work will begin soon after bids are accepted, following a similar State Street project completed this summer.

Gallipolis Garfield Ave State Austin O. Cotton Cotton State St

Troop 204 Views Jamboree Film and Plans Review

Boy Scout Troop 204 with 10 members met at the First United Presbyterian Church Gallipolis to view a film of last year’s Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge and another titled Patrol Minutes. A board of review is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the meeting place with requirements for Second Class Scouts.

Gallipolis Valley Forge First United Presbyterian Church

River Traffic And Dam Conditions Reported Across Ohio River System

Gauge readings across Gallipolis Kanawha and Pomeroy show varying water levels with several dams up and down. Virginia River locks list multiple vessels with heights and times noted for up and down movements through Lock 14 to Lock 34 and Kanawha River boats Winfield Merrill and others.

Gallipolis Montgomery Kanawha Falls Hinton Pomeroy-Mason Point Pleasant Kanawha River London Marmet Winfield Ohio River I. F. Frieberger Ovec Criss Jr Irene Chotin Reba Jane C. F. Hood Pennsylvania Jefferson Jerry Bosxworth C. P. Wright O-Kan Ernestine de Soto Helen Merrill Bonnie Sohio State Lelia C. Shearer F. Shearer Invader Harry Dyer Solvay Killback Robert P. Bonnie John J. Rowe

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Hall Bob Linkous Northup Patriot Rd Albert Hammond Holzer Rio Grande Philadelphia School of Pedagogy Temple University That City University of Pennsylvania Public Philadelphia Normal School Gardiner John C. Winston Co Rockland Mrs, Cutler DR. Adams Troop 203 Arrow Order Falls Sharon Fulks G. W. Hubbard Ashland Patsy Ellis Chapmansville W. Va Alvin Russell Minersville Virgil Swartzwelder South Point Thelma Colwell Waterloo David Kleinhans Carl A. North Roy A. Sherritt James W. Carpenter West Columbia Cecil L. Kirby New Haven John W. Ingles Mason John Beaver Harry Walburn Robert G. Newell Manning Roush Joseph E. Saunders Julius Shields James F. Stewart Point Pleas Ant Irvin Burnett Homer L. Miller William M. Canterbury Letart Francis E. Tyler Vinton Robert L. Straight Patriot E. Pittinger Ethel Stewart John Smith George W. Dye Frances McQuaid Howard Cheesebrew Terry Greene Anna Houck Burnace Stout Bernard E. Ward Sid Johnson Paul Williams Hazel Napper Inland Navy J .W. Johnson Nancy Grant St Middleport Janes Phillip Erwin Davis Langsville Vernie Sams Russell W. Jenkins Kananga William A. Cousins William H. Caldwell Leroy W. Roush Charleston Charles D. Carter Nova Scotia Cape Breton Island Federal Land Bank The United National Farm Loan Association Gibson, Sec y-Treas Troop 204 Plans Board of Review the Electric Co AND Southern Ohio Puturg
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