Gallipolis 31 To Attend Girl Scout Camps This Summer
Gallipolis will send 31 Brownies to Camp Mollie Lauman in Portsmouth and Camp Rocky Lodge for a week or two. Portsmouth trip lasts one week, Huntington group two weeks. camps open next Sunday. Named girls include Linda Rees, Henrietta Cherrington, Gretchen Mossman, and many others, with two groups forming journeys to Portsmouth and Huntington. A separate day camp at Camp Hout Fairfield runs Monday to Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., with multiple leaders and junior nurses assisting.
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Gallipolis
Mollie Lauman
Portsmouth
Camp Rocky Lodge
Huntington
Linda Rees
Henrietta Cherrington
Gretchen Mossman
Deborah Darnbrough
Jane Karen Smith
Betty Ann Haskins
Karen Phillips
Judy Leedy
Penny Fish
Oenes
Helen Morton
Kimbal Sutter
Caroline Knight
Charlene Cotten
Barbara Bailey
Helen Richards
Elisabeth Ann Arnolds
Farewell supper honors Rev. Niswander at Grace Methodist
About 250 attended a Monday evening farewell at Grace Methodist Church dining hall for Rev. Paul M. Niswander and his family. Speeches, solos, and gifts marked the occasion as Niswander reflected on four years guiding the church and noted 279 new members and 124 baptisms. The event included floor lamp gifts and cash presents from WSCS and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Niswander
Grace Methodist Church
Niswander
Wesley Wedls
WSCS
Carter Brumfield
Harland Martin
Dana Story Weds Louise Horn In Columbus Nuptials
Friends report the May 29 marriage of Dana Story son of Mr and Mrs E A Story Cheshire Route 2 to Louise Horn of Columbus. Story works at New York Central Railroad shop and the bride supervises nurses at Children's Hospital. They reside at 31 Brinker Street Columbus.
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Dana Story
E. A. Story
Cheshire Route 2
Louise Horn
Columbus
Miss Gitta Rose Visited Columbus With Freeman Baker
Miss Gitta Rose spent the weekend in Columbus with her nephew Freddie Baker. Mr and Mrs Bill Amsbury of Van Nuys California are guests of Mr Armstrongs brother Wayne Amsbury and Mrs Amsburys uncle and aunt.
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Ohio
Amsbury
Kenneth Amsbury
Pomeroy
Huntington
Loren
Jack Amsbury
Howard
James ‘Slaughter
Norma Wood
Slaughters
New
Jerome Wood
Gallipolis
Sherry Lynn
Ruth Miller
Cincinnati
Dot Sams
Catherine Morrison
Ohio University
James Danner
Little Son
la Mesa
Calif
Danner
Frank Danner
Stanley Huntington
Earl Zelle
Susan
Clarksburg
W. Va
Aldener
van Nuys
Carl French
Tiffin
Jerry French
Alvada
la Donna Ecker
William Wilson
Everette Ecker
Gitta Rose
Columbus
Freddie Baker
Bill Amsbury
Mary Shaw
Mr. Armstrong
Wayne Amsbury
Mrs. Amsbury
Three Arrested by City Police in DUI and License Case
Walter Johnson, 58, South Webster, fined for driving without a license but jailed for nonpayment of $10. Joe D. Call of Bladen charged with driving while intoxicated. Edward C. Thompson, 47, Union Route 1, charged with intoxication. All jailed Tuesday night and to appear in Municipal Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
South Webster
Joe D. Call
Bladen
Edward C. Thompson
Area Residents Attend Wooster Meetings
Three Gallia area Presbyterians from First Church Gallipolis traveled to Wooster for the Women's Association gathering. Gretchen Smith and Bill Butler joined fellow youths from Westminster for the area meeting in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Francis Lewis
K. G. Kirkendall
Herold W. Black
Wooster
Women’s Association of Synodical
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Women's Association
Gretchen Smith
Deat
Westminster Youth Fellowship
Bill Butler
Fell
Westminster
Painter Breaks Leg While Painting House
Verne Altizer a 19 year old painter from Vinton Avenue fractured his left leg after slipping on a roof while painting a house near Mercerville. He was admitted to Holzer Hospital after the fall, the incident occurring at the residence of John Haffelt.
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Gallipolis
Verne Altizer
Vinton Ave
Mercerville
Holzer Hospital
Altizer
John Haffelt
Charges Dropped After Car Dealers Fight Slashing Incident
William R. Cook and Warren Taylor, both Huntington, filed assault charges against each other after a scuffle at the Gallipolis Automotive Auction near Kanauga. Taylor received a superficial stab wound and arm slashes, was treated and released from Holzer Hospital. The men were detained by the sheriff's office before withdrawing the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William R. Cook
Warren Taylor
Taylor
Kananga
Holzer Hospital
Cook
Huntington
Sheriff's Office
Grant Long
The
CAP Junior Members Hear Talk on Safety
CAP Junior Members hear State Highway Patrolman G L Bryan discuss highway hazards and proper driving on safety night. 48 slides showed speed, center of lane, and following distance as top Ohio crash causes while local hazards and turning signals were reviewed. Parents attended. Bob Dayton presided. Eight juniors travel from Gallipolis to Portsmouth for a Clinton County Air Force Base conclave for a week.
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Air Patrol
G. L. Bryan
Ohio
T. Phillip Langhorne
Bob Dayton
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Clinton Co. Air Force Base
Playground grows as 350 children join first five days
GLOUSTER Robert Brennan, supervisor at Memorial Park, reports about 350 children participated in supervised play during the first five days. A second badminton court is planned due to the game's popularity, and a volleyball league for players aged 14 and up is to be organized. Thursday schedule includes supervised play 2 to 4 p.m., baseball 4 to 5:30 p.m., horseshoes and archery 6 to 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert Brennan
Memorial Park
Brennan
Ohio River traffic at Gallipolis forces dam drops
Heavy rainfall on the Ohio River prompted lock operators to drop all movable dams from Lock 18 downstream, with Locks 14, 16 and 17 expected to be lowered by Tuesday night. Gauges near Kanawha Falls and Points Pleasant showed near normal to rising levels, while numerous boats passed through various locks with mixed loads as conditions changed.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Kanawha River
Ohio
Kannawha Falls
Montgomery
Points Pleasant
Hinton
Jefferson
Winifred
Tennessee
Joe
Peace
Crane
J. J. Rowe
William Penn
Vulcan
Mr. Chris
Jim Martin
William Pitt
Orleanian
Central
Sioux City
Moran
Ellen
Peek. Chris
Derrick
Beckford
Parking Set For Donors in Gallipolis
Gallipolis officials arrange police cooperation with the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit Friday from noon to 6 p.m. to aid donors who struggle to find parking. Call 700 or 1898 for donation appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Chester Leaper
Red Cross
Reading Clubs Meet At Gallia Library
Joyce Stewart and Mrs EB Ray Bailey report Gallia Library hosts reading clubs for children. Along with singing games the kids were served chocolate milk and cookies. Attendance by older children was low due to Brownlie camp in progress.
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Joyce Stewart
EB. Ray Bailey
First Aid Instruction Given to Gallipolis Firemen
Twelve Gallipolis Fire Department members attended a Tuesday night meeting at the station. Fire Chief Steele turned the session over to Sylvan Gardner for first aid instruction.
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Gallapolis
Gallipolis
Prattsville Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Bert Daft of Columbus spent a weekend with Mrs Dafts mother Mrs George Dearth. Mr and Mrs J W West Clyde West and son Charles visited Mrs Maude Hixenbaugh Union Furnace recently. Ruthann Clemmens returned home after months with her grandparents Forrest and Mrs Dearth. J W West also called on Mrs Louisa Townsend recently back from California. Green Valley Grange plans a Friday potluck supper. Eddie Dearth attended the funeral of Mrs Dearths uncle Harvey Chaney of Darwin.
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Prattsville
Bert Daft
Columbus
California
Green Valley Grange
Eddie Dearth
Glouster Women’s Class Holds Memorial Park Picnic
The Legal Women’s Class of Glouster Church for Christ met Friday at Memorial Park for a picnic. A basket lunch was served at noon. Mrs. Homer Vien was guest speaker after dinner. Eight children attended, making a total of 28. Billy Stansberry of Chillicothe gave the pledge of allegiance. A man presented roses to the local library. refreshments were served to ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Roses Made for Garden Club Meeting in Glouster
The Glouster Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Alta Sweeney’s home with Mrs. Miles Dyer assisting. Dyer displayed several roses while Mrs. Iva Price led the business session and Mrs. Francis McAllister conducted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Garden Club
Alta Sweeney
Miles Dyer
Hawaiian Slides Shown By Rotary Speaker
Gallipolis Wellston resident Frank Morrow presented colored slides from a Hawaii journey to the Rotary Club. Dr. Paul R. Lyne Rio Grande College president arranged the program. George Fuller presided and announced officers for the new club will be installed at next meeting. That date will be a ladies night with Herb Bush in charge of the program.
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Gallipolis
Wellston
Frank Morrow
Gallipol
Rotary Club
Hawaii
Paul R. Lyne
Rio Grande College
Morrow
George Fuller
Herb Bush
Workshop Tomorrow at Glouster Methodist Church
The Athens County workshop led by Hal Thad will be held at Glouster Methodist Church starting at 1:30 p.m. and continue through the afternoon.
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Athens County
Hal Thad
Glouster Methodist Church
American War Veterans Visit Details
Mr and Mrs George Campbell are overnight guests of their niece Mrs Donna Guess and children Jimmy and Kathy. Mr and Mrs Charles Holsington and grandson Lloyd recently dined with the Rev and Mrs Wilbur Smith and daughters Wanda Pauline Garnet and son David of Ste. Marie.
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George Campbell i
Donna Guess
Jimmy
Kathy
Charles Holsington
Lloyd
Wilbur Smith
Wanda
Pauline
Garnet
David
Ste
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Camp Hout
Fairfield
Gallipolis Society
Niswanders
Painter
Sypc
BAYON
Birdseye
CAP
Ray Arthur
Jackson
Cis
George T.price
Gallia
Glouster Society
Speed
Rvene
LR. Faires
Orkshop
Clauster
Federal Wales
Proveton
Sses
Sonrecervng
Fem
Royal McBee
Royal M&bee Corporation
Wescheser Avenue
Port Chester
New York
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