City Commission Deliberates Rates In Gallipolis
Gallipolis City Commission met for two hours Monday night to discuss two rate issues and deferred both to next Tuesday's regular session.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
7
Gallipolis City Commission met for two hours Monday night to discuss two rate issues and deferred both to next Tuesday's regular session.
Gallipolis police investigated two crashes early Monday. Emalene Pratt and passenger were treated for minor injuries after a second car collided at Sycamore and Second. A later collision at Third and Olive left no injuries. The day also featured talks on electric rate changes and sewer-rights delays.
In Middleport, three men appeared before Mayor Lee Smith on intoxication charges. Lowell Stamper, 21, Pleasant Ridge Pomeroy, fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in jail. Emmett Welsh, 24, Middleport, fined 15 dollars and costs. Roy Brown, 50, Birch River West Virginia, fined 5 dollars and costs.
Two cars were damaged Monday afternoon at Locust and Beech streets when Kay Louise King 22 of Middleport ran a stop sign and struck Mary V. Burner 40 of Gallipolis. King was cited into court. Damages affected the left front of Kings car and the right front of Burners.
The Racine PTA meets at 7 30 p m Thursday in the elementary building to discuss the library project The Laurel Cliff Better Health Club gathers Thursday evening at Mrs Everett Tracy home with Mrs Ira Wellman as co host The McElroy reunion is set for Sunday Aug 11 at Portland Park The Meigs County budget commission will meet Monday.
Middleport church of Christ announces its annual Sunday school picnic to be held at noon Sunday at the county highway garage on the Meigs County Fairgrounds. Loyal Bereans Class will manage tables and games will be run by the Young Adult Class. attendees should bring table service, food and beverages.
Birth notices list multiple newborns across Jackson Gallipolis Pomeroy Hebron and Hunting ton with parents Frankie L Rainer Charles Wayne Sheets John Ayler Fisher Ira Keith Riggs Frederick J Smith Ama setta Sansom and others. Names of newborns include daughters and sons with numerous relatives and locations. Dismissals include Cleland Hines Gretchen Wilson Carl Meyers and several others from the hospital.
Four young people from the Middleport Church of Christ attend the intermediate camp at Butler Springs near Hillsboro. Debbie Grueser Kathy McElhinney Lennie Van Meter and Michael Gerlach are in the group. They travel to the camp with Mr and Mrs William Grueser.
Delmar A. Canaday announces his withdrawal as an independent candidate for mayor of Pomeroy citing health reasons and new business interests. His exit leaves Republican incumbent Charles Legar unopposed for reelection.
Reedsville enrollment for new Riverview School students takes place Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. Principal Grace Weber urged registration to obtain supplies and equipment before the school opens.
Margie Mae Burford was fined 250 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail for keeping a room to be used for gambling. The jail term was suspended and she was placed on probation for one year. Cecil W. Higginbotham received 150 and costs and two days in jail for driving with a suspended license. 100 of the fine was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year. Mrs Fred Werry and Scotty visited Bermuda relatives two weeks.
In Gallipolis Municipal Court Judge William Sowers fined four for intoxication and several others for traffic violations. Floyd E. Folder 47 Route 1 Northup paid 5 dollars and costs, Clifford Drummond Route 1 Bidwell 10 and costs, Andrew Percy Bryant 64 Third Ave Gallipolis 10 and costs, Charles Edward Barry 19 Route 2 Crown City 10 and costs. Roy Nehl 75 Route 1 Gallipolis 10 and costs for parking on the roadway. Elmer H. McDonie 65 St Albans forfeited 25 dollar bond for passing without assured clear distance. David A. Pickens 73 Kerr paid 15 and costs for failing to yield right of way. Russell Fellure 18 Gallipolis 10 and costs for defective turn signals.
Stanley Addlesburger of Middleport was taken to Meigs Memorial Hospital Monday night for a rib injury after a car crash on Route 7 near Hob son, investigated by the State Highway Patrol and responded to by the Middleport emergency squad.
Four crashes were logged in Gallia County on Monday. Fred Burns fell asleep at the wheel near Crown City, causing a collision that damaged Lester Blake’s car. Burns was cited. In a later sequence, Billy Evans skidded into Alvera Robinson, injuring her neck and back and prompting Evans to face a failure to stop charge. Robert Neal, passing cars on Route 7, struck an elm after losing control. he was cited for excessive speed. William Scott reported a falling tree limb causing minor damage to his car on Route 33.
In a ceremony Sunday at Heath Methodist Church 15 youths received camping certificates for attending the senior high camp at Lancaster grounds last week. Camp counselors Mr and Mrs Leo Smith presented the awards with parents at the altar. The honor bar for participation was attached to the plaque. Recipients included Forrest Bachtel Jr Sarah Bechtle Michl Lloyd Michael Archer Robert Swanson Asa Bradbury Keith Morgan Kay Ault Marjorie Harris Dianne Criswell David Oliver Sandy Simpson Carolyn Searles Billy Davis and Johnnie Blake.
Mr and Mrs William Wells of Pomeroy welcome a son. Admitted are Mary E Hayman of Racine Clara Walker Rutland Rebecca Casto of Middleport and Laughton Templeton of Pomeroy Margaret Mulford and Gar net Russell.
Heath Methodist Church of Middleport leads表示 centennial Meigs County Fair parade with a 20 member float team under Rev M E Dawson. Parade marshal William D Childs and fair board members planned entries, including antique cars and riding club participants. Judging by out of county officials, prizes awarded for floats and individuals. parade set for 3 p.m. August 13.
Gallia County fairgrounds prepare for the 1963 Junior Fair with Gooding Brothers carnival stalls set and a few 4 H exhibits visible. Clyde Walker notes weather should not reduce attendance and the event marks a year of youth effort. In Middleport, Laughton Templeton Jr was admitted to Meigs Memorial Hospital after emergency squad transport.
The Rev. Donald Boone and wife served as camp director and girls dean at the Ohio Baptist Camp in Loudenville with youth from Middleport First Baptist Church in attendance. Members included Robert Rice, Robert Priddy, David Jenkins, Mike Buskirk, and David Scott visiting from Indiana. Mrs. Boone counseled the Mingo tribe during a Hawaiian luau. A separate note reports Meigs Memorial Hospital being cited by Gene Houdashelt of the Meigs Motorcycle Club after a scramble at Ziba Midkiff farm left three riders injured and delays in medical care according to Houdashelt.
Mrs Clay Cook of Pine Grove entered St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg for observation and treatment. Her daughter Mrs George Waller of Lancaster arrived to be with her. Another daughter Mrs Leonard Hess Jr of Pomeroy also visited.
The Meigs County Fair Board will participate in the centennial parade with board members riding a wagon pulled by two oxen owned by board president Fred Leifheit. The parade is set for Tuesday August 13 and coincides with kiddies day on the midway.
The Meigs-Gallia 95 Fraternal Order of Police held their annual picnic on Fortification Hill in Gallipolis. Fourteen officers and their families totaling 76 attended the event, which featured ham, chicken, charcoal grilled steaks, homemade ice cream, and cake. A kiddie day display and a fireworks show were scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and at 10 p.m. respectively.
Dr John Moore and C F E Blakeslee visit about 40 Meigs County youths entering livestock in the junior fair alongside the senior fair. They conduct necessary cattle and sheep testing to meet fair requirements during the rounds.
The 4-H safety speaking contest occurs tonight at 8 p.m. during a junior leaders meeting at Rock Springs Grange Hall. The county winner advances to the district competition in Logan on August 5, judged by Mrs Martha Husted and Robert Bowen.
POMEROY date shows two candidates filing petitions for November township posts. F. W. Wilcox seeks trustee in Rutland Township and Lester Brookover seeks trustee in Salisbury Township. A trustee and a clerk will be elected in each township.
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