Fine and costs raised in Gallipolis court cases
Robert Leroy Jones pleaded guilty to petit larceny and had fines rescinded then increased to 100 dollars with costs and 30 days in the county jail after he failed to pay. Sheriff Ehman was ordered to arrest him. Another man, Charles Lee Waugh of Bladen, was fined 50 dollars and costs on an assault charge with 40 dollars suspended for good behavior.
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Gallipolis
Robert Leroy Jones
Jones
Betz
George Ehman
Charles Lee Waugh
Bladen
Dairy Unit Reports 10 New Members
In Gallia county the dairy service unit announced ten new members at a Tuesday meeting held in Bill Smith’s office. New members include C. T. Smith Cheshire Route 1 Ed Spears Bidwell Route 1 Elvin Neal Bidwell Route 1 Lawrence Wilcoxen Gallia Route 2 R. J. Cain Gallia John E. Evans Mercerville W. L. Kemper Mercerville Mrs. Carl Myers Gallipolis M. J. Perkins Mercerville Claude Shahan Bidwell Route 2. Bennett reported 117 first services in May and 126 in April. Directors A. L. Morris James Roush Lawrence Holliday attended, along with Howard Childers, a DHIA tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Smith
Cheshire
Ed Spears
Bidwell
Elvin Neal
Lawrence Wilcoxen
Gallipolis
R. J. Cain
Gallia
John E. Evans
Mercerville
W. L. Kemper
Carl Myers
M. J. Perkins
Claude Shahan
Bennett
A. L. Morris
James Roush
Lawrence Holliday
Howard Childers
Dhia Tester
Improvement Talks Begin for Gallipolis Schools
Gallipolis officials report superintendent E. E. Higgins initiated talks with the board of education to fix problems and improve the school system. Key aims include a strong college preparatory track for 20 to 25 percent of graduates and broader options for non college bound students. Modernization plans cover five departments. Recommendations address teacher quality, curriculum expansion, and high pupil teacher ratios intensified by absorbing 50 Lincoln School pupils. Proposals include limiting elementary tuition pupils at Washington, repurposing lunch rooms as classrooms, and suspending kindergarten next year. An evaluation of organization, administration, supervision, instruction, curriculum, and activities, with Ohio Department of Education cooperation, is planned followed by a teacher workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Board of Education
E. E. Higgins
Higgins
Gailipo
The Town Does Change The Town Does Change
Gallipolis resident Guy Carter spends a week with his sister and brother in law at 822 Third Ave after 32 years away He notes the post office move from the old bankrupt store building now owned by the Knights of Pythias lodge and many new homes and subdivisions Garfield Ave area He recalls Berry Hotel founder in Athens and Ohio University campus changes on return He first had to recognize his sister upon arrival.
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Gallipolis
Guy Carter
Los Angeles
Harry Holmes
Third Ave
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Garfield Ave
Berry
Athens
Ohio University
Holmes
Hospital Notes and Local Admits in Gallia County
Holzer Hospital notes list multiple births and admissions from Jackson Wellston Gallipolis and surrounding towns. A Gallipolis man, Robert E Richards of Bidwell, was fined $10 plus costs for intoxication after state patrol arrest.
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Gallipolis
Robert E. Richards
Bidwell
State
Highway Patrol
Two Men Fined In Municipal Court roundup
Tommy Oren Adams 29 of Gallia Route 1 was fined 10 dollars and costs in municipal court on a reckless operation charge. William Cox city resident was fined 5 dollars for no operator's license, no costs. John Corliss Immell 31 of Chillicothe and Lewis Armour Coleman of Point Pleasant each forfeited 25 dollar bonds for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Tommy Oren Adams
Gallia
William Cox
John Corliss Immell
Chillicothe
Lewis Armour Coleman
Point Pleasant
Boats Report From Kanawha District Locks Tuesday
Canal traffic updates across the Kanawha River and local locks list boats such as Alcott, Lewis, Durant, Cornell, Solvay, Shannopin, Leila, Semet with rise and fall readings from 1:35 p.m. to 12:3 p.m. across multiple locations. Additional vessels Dauntless London, Chris Winfield, Merrill and others show up with up or down statuses and times. Canal depth metrics include upper gauge 19.9 lower 136 feet and 12% feet at the rollers. readings for Kanawha Falls and Hin ton noted.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolix Locks
Alcott
Lewis
Durant
Cornell
Solvay
Shannopin
Leila
Semet
Kanawha
Dauntless
London
Roberts
Cherokee
Atlas
Guadalcanal
Clarence H. Brown
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Dundas News Notes and Local Addresses
Mr and Mrs Otto Salts welcome a daughter born June 2. Mrs Betty Taylor shows improvement after hospital stay at Hocking Valley. Mr and Mrs John Jenkins reside in West Virginia where Jenkins works. Oles Molihon and family visit Emma Molihon in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Harvey Roof and children visit Chauncey. Donald Thompson, Air Force member stationed in Texas, visits Miss Goldie Thompson and Mrs Nina Reader. Mrs Etta Warner hosts Ladies Aid at Dundas EUB Church. Genoa Roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundas
Otto Salts
Betty Taylor
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Jenkins
West Virginia
Jenkins
Oles Molihon
Mansfield
Emma Molihon
Harvey Roof
Ores Roof
Chauncey
Donald Thompson
Air Force
Texas
Goldie Thompson
Nina Reader
Etta Warner
Dundas Eub
Genoa Roof
Coolville Social Notes Honor Local Wedding Anniversaries
Mrs. Dorothy Goodwin hosted a dinner at their home to honor the wedding anniversaries of her parents E. M. Pierce and of her brother Oscar Pierce, with many local and regional guests from Akron Canton Parkersburg and Middletown attending. Mrs. Ralph Chevalier remains a patient at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens while family members travel to support her.
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Coolville
Dorothy Goodwin
E. M. Pierce
Oscar Pierce
Donna Goodwin
Alvin, Sue
Bobby Pierce
Homer Place
Marion
Clyde Parrish
Alda Larson
Mary Williams
Akron
Freda Viney
Cameron Williams
Ernest
Wicknell
Ernest London
Hope Walden
West Virginia
Carl Lockhart
Hope Ann
Carl
Lockhart
Ralph Chevalier
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Geraldine Hoisington
Cleveland
Lillie Dunfee
Canton
Etta
Leora Dunfee
Mark
W. B. King
Arthur Orr
Jeanne
G. W. Edwards
Charles McKeen
Sammy
Parkersburg
Sammy McKeen
Austin Blake
Homer Buckley
New Marshfield
Bob Riley
C. M. Buckley
Lydia Taverider
Mineral
Arthur Rhoades
Gloria Kay
Leo McNutt
Butler
Joe Buckley
Brady
Sunday Visitors and Local News from The Plains
Local notices report several families visiting relatives in The Plains and Athens area. Pvt. Paul R. Charney of Fort Knox is spending a furlough with his parents. Various residents including Russell Hillen, the Wallace family, Kovalciks, McDonalds, and others are named as visitors or guests.
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the Plains
Earl Morris
Delbert Morris
Columbus
Gerald Morris
Leo
Rutland
Paul R. Charney
Ft. Knox
Steve Charney
Russell Hillen
Cincinnati
James Bayliss
Linda
Joella
Davis
Calif
Joe Wallace
Ellen Kovalcik
Matt Kusan
Tommy
Judy
Jimmy
Emil Seelenbinder
Patty
Lewis Hixson
Athens
Lorena Cochran
Betty Brown
Ruth Hooper
Faye Levsey
R. Kovalcik
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Gallia County
Bill Smith
Harold Bennett
Lincoln’ School
Washington School
Ohio Department of Education
Sears and Save
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South Spring St
Fifth St
Holzer Hospital
Ernest Bartram
Jackson
Dempsey O'Dell
Richard Spencer
Wellston
Oscar Ervin
C. Denver Howard
Oak Hill
Marjorie Swaney
Ray
Ohio
Homer Rice
Middleport
Baden Shumate
Clarence Roush
James Michael DeVault
Roy Eggleston
Poca
W. Va
Owen Bright Leach
Michael Alph MecManaway
Weillston
Alma Moody
Sewym
Fred Facemire
Gallipol
Henry Pdore
Clarence Clark
Wilford Phillips
Clyde McCoy
D. W. Iliams
Otis Young
Alma McGuire
E. FE. Chambers
Robert Ross
J. F. Rowson
Carl Adkins
Pratt
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