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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
5
Gallipolis launches a Teenage Employment Agency serving Gallia County with hours 9 to 11 am and 3 to 5 pm daily except Sunday. The agency acts as a clearing house for teens ages 14 to 18 seeking summer work and for adults who need tasks done such as babysitting house chores and farm work.
Gallia County Gallia Academy High School released its second semester honor roll listing twelve students with straight A grades among 90 honorees. Principal Glendon O Evans announced names by class including freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Seniors with additional B or better qualifiers. Henry O Summers 29 Gallipolis pleaded innocent to non support in Municipal Court and was bound to the grand jury under a 500 bond after arrest by the sheriff's department.
Five Farm Bureau trustees and five members of the women's committee met at Buckeye Rural Electric Co-Op Building to finalize details for the annual chicken barbecue set for June 27 at the Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds. Serving starts 5:30 p.m. Paul Bower announced. Bill Smith to manage barbecue pits. Carl Baker chairs the table committee. Mrs Don Notter leads the women's committee. Mrs Frank Mills Jr to oversee baked beans with a dessert drive urged. Later, a separate police note: Charles W. Garland, 22, of Point Pleasant reported unknown motorist struck and damaged his car on Cedar Street Tuesday.
Gallia County deputies hunted a Dayton man after his 1956 black sedan with plate 658 QA was stolen from a Kanauga tavern parking lot while he rode with three hitchhikers en route to Washington DC to visit a ill grandmother.
Gallipolis Laf ayette Post 27 chose Vance Rees as commander and elected officers including Willard Nibert Sherman Crawford J J Pannabaker Douglas M Johnson and Thomas Adams. They donated 100 to a school for mentally retarded children.
About 60 boys and girls attended two meetings to plan a youth run agency. The project grew from a family life committee with adults advising while youths will finance operate and manage the agency. Girls will run the telephone answering service during open hours with adult guidance from Ruth Walters Paul Jaquay Fr Emmett C Smith and extension agents Bill Smith and Bud Carter.
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