Knights of Columbus Elect Schuldt Grand Knight in Gal lipolis
In Gallipolis the Knights of Columbus council elected Alfred C. Schuldt as grand knight succeeding A A Cornett. Joe Stiles became deputy grand knight and several officers were named including Dr Joseph Brady chancellor Howard Brown recorder Donald Robinson treasurer Bill Gabrielli financial secretary Warren Skidmore advocate Remo Rocchi warden Shorty Rocchi inside guard Andrew Pavlish outside guard and trustees Gino Marchi John Frazier and A A Cornett for one two and three year terms respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Knights of Columbus
Gallipolis Council
Alfred C. Schuldt
A. A. Cornett
Joe Stiles
Joseph Brady
Howard Brown
Donald Robinson
Bill Gabrielli
Warren Skidmore
Remo Rocchi
Shorty” Rocchi
Andrew Pavlish
Gino Marchi
John Frazier
Assault Battery Case Bound Over for Grand Jury
GALLIPOLIS Arrests over the weekend include Fred Phillips 39 of Bladen bound over to the grand jury under a 500 bond on assault and battery charges. John Ervin Collins 37 of Northup was fined 5 and costs by Justice James A. Johnson for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sheriff's Department
Fred Phillips
Bladen
Grand Jury
John Ervin Collins
Northup
James A. Johnson
Two Men Fined by Gallipolis Court
Oscar Cordell was fined 15 dollars and costs by Judge William H. Jones at Municipal Court for being drunk and dis orderly. Archie Winn was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation and no driver's license. Both arrests occurred during the weekend by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Oscar Cordell
William H. Jones
Archie Winn
Local Notes From The Plains And Surrounding Areas
William Oliver and Alva Coon embark on a 10 day fishing trip in Banfield Canada. Herbert Wilson visits his ill Athens mother Mrs Carrie Wilson. Henry Evans and family spend weekend in New Martinsville with son Ben Evans and grandson Mark. The I Eddy family moves to a new trailer in Benley Addition after leaving Lorain. Plains Mound Builders 4 H hike and picnic after a meeting at Tommy Thomas home with attendees listed. Margaret Roseberry and daughter Beth Ann visit Athens residents. Gene Charney returns to a rest camp in Japan after 90 days with a Korean medical unit. Vaughn Howard visits family in Windham. Mrs Roy Hawk and Mear Poston on business trip to Logan. Several families host dinner in Logan and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
William
Chuck) Oliver
Alva
Tip) Coon
Banfield
Canada
Herbert Wilson
Carrie Wilson
Athens
Henry Evans
New Martinsville
W. Va
Ben Evans
Mark
I. Eddy
Lorain
Wayne Wharton
Connie
Rockbridge
Cabe Shelton
Jackie Marshall
Logan
John Lawsey
Frank Flowers
Corning
Co. H. Eddy
John McAllister
Fletcher Hawk
Muskingum River
Johnny Lovsey
William Adams
Carbondale
Sunday Visitors In Gallipolis Visit Relatives
Mrs Betty Long and her son David visited Sunday with Lettie Runyon and Sheriff George Ehman in Gallipolis Ohio. Betty Long and David reside in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Betty Long
David
Lettie Runyon
Sheriff
George Ehman
Freight train derailed near Dennison due to broken wheel
Pennsylvania Railroad officials blamed a broken wheel for derailing 30 of 110 freight cars a mile east of Dennison Ohio on Sunday. The incident disrupted service and prompted an investigation into the wheel failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hocking Valley formation and the Ice Age in Southeast Ohio
The article explains the Hocking Valley's creation by erosion during land uplift, detailing ancient river courses, natural mounds at Chauncey and Glen Ebon, and how ice-age movements shaped strata. It notes Elm Rock and ongoing geological teaching value, then shifts to wedding guests and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Ohio River
Coolville
Athens
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Logan
Lancaster
Allegheny Range
Hocking River
Sunday Creek
Glen Ebon
Greenlawn Cemetery
Monday Creek
Fairfield County
Ohio
Hocking Hills
Priscilla Coy Schular Feted With Stork Shower in Rutland
Mrs Priscilla Coy Schular received a stork shower at her aunt Bea trice Smiths Rutland home hosted by relatives. Prizes were awarded in games to Chloe Fink Pearl Little Rena Snowden and Geraldine Lightfoot amid a spread of ice tea coffee ice cream cupcakes chips and candy. The guest list included numerous relatives and friends from Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Priscilla Coy Schular
Beatrice Smith
Chloe Fink
Pearl Little
Rena Snowden
Geraldine Lightfoot
Herman Grate
Vivian Coy
Jessie Grueser
Barbara
Reva Snowden
Phyllis
Mildred Grate
Betty Siders
Bulah Grate
Katy Fink
Marcia Deneson
Ruth Earlwine
Evelyn Haley
Margaret Cardillo
Linda
Adria Swick
Swan celebrates 60 years in store business
A. F. Swan was honored with a surprise party by his daughter Mrs. Charles Hensley for completing sixty years in the store business. The anniversary fell on June 19 and was attended by nine grandchildren four sisters and one brother. Guests included Parkersburg residents Mr. and Mrs. James Baka Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Gallager and son Chris Mr. and Mrs. Gene Whytsell. Nell Blake of East Liverpool visited Anna Swan. D. S. Yates and Morgan Yates returned to Cleveland. Pfaff and Smith Gravel Co. resumed sand and gravel work from the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Swan
Charles Hensley
Swan
James Baka
Blaine Gallager
Chist
Gene Whytsell
Parkersburg
S. R. Swan
Nell Blake
East Liverpool
Anna Swan
D. S. Yates
Morgan Yates
Cleveland
Pfaff and Smith Gravel Co
Linnie Swan
Columbus Man Named Secretary-Treasurer Of Phone Association
Daniel W. De Hayes of Columbus has been elected secretary treasurer of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association. He will assume the post July 16, succeeding Lloyd C. Wright who retires after a 50 year career in independent telephony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Daniel W. DeHayes
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Richard R. Waltz
DeHayes
Ohio Association of Small Loan Companies
Lloyd C. Wright
Ohio Association
Three Drivers Assessed Fines
In Gallipolis the State Highway Patrol says two drivers were convicted of speeding and one for reckless operation. Magnani and Ward each fined ten dollars plus costs, Wells fined fifteen plus costs with a six month license suspension. Corporal McCreedy returns to duty after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Lido Paul Magnani
George Hubert Ward
Middleport
Ray Elwood Wells
Crown City
P. D. McCreedy
Gallia Native Joins 25th Infantry Division in Korea
Gallia area resident Pvt. Lorenzo D. Altizer son of Mr and Mrs T M Altizer Gallipolis Route 2 joined the 25th Infantry Division in Korea as a rifleman. He entered the Army in April 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lorenzo D. Altizer
T. M. Altizer
Korea
Altizer
River Traffic Notes and Boat Movements for Monday
The report lists river gauge readings at several locks and falls on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers and details boat movements on Monday June 22. Notable entries include Montgomg down and Montgomery others at various times, Keystone, Lucas, Bruce and Workman on the Gallipolis Locks, and Marmet Sol way down with Winfield Price up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Winfield
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Brandt
Montgomery
Winchester
Stebenson
Reliance
Advance
Wood
Criss, Jr
Seneca
Forsythia
Pittsburgher
Dixieland
Armstrong
Nemacolin
Castle
Indiana
Ogram
Cherokee
Central
Jones
Pennsylvania
Walter Hoagland
Norsworthy
Louisiana
Keystone
Lucas
Bruce
Workman
Pete
Semet
Kanawha
Price
Holzer Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
Holzer Hospital reports births for Leroy Durst and George Woodward families, and several admissions including Harold Ghearing, Paul Camden, and Ivan Stephenson. Additional surgical and medical cases listed from Wellston, Gallipolis, Bidwell, Pomeroy, Crown City, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ghearing
Wellston
Paul Eugene Camden
Bidwell
Harry B. Roush
Pomeroy
Waldo H. Clark
Jackson
Ivan Stephenson
Medical
Gay Young
Long Bottom
Harry Kenneth Layne
Gallipolis
Surgical
Ralph R. Waugh
Wayne Love
Point Pleasant
E. K. Berg
Rio Grange
Harold Clark
Marion
M. O. Hutchison
Ewington
Wakeman Harley Smoot
Crown City
Clarence Adams
Paul Boney
Raymond Butterfield
C. William Robinson
Sherman Butcher
Portland
Cap Hatfield
Vinton
James Sanders
Middleport
Holzer Hospital Earns Joint Commission Full Accreditation
Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis received full accreditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals after a survey conducted in April. The Joint Commission now handles surveys previously done by several bodies, and Holzer’s review included staff, surgical and obstetric services, medical records, cancer facilities, and the new wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Board of Accreditation
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Holzer Hospital
Joint Commission
American College of Surgeons
Surgeons College
American College of Physicians
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Canadian Medical Association
Ohio
Bladen Man Fined and Sentenced for DUI
Carl Phillips, 29, Bladen, was fined $50 plus costs and given five days in jail for driving while intoxicated after changing his plea to guilty in Gallipolis Municipal Court. A six month license suspension and bond stay until June 22 were set by Judge Janes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carl Phillips
Bladen
State Highway Patrol
Janes
When Venus Reaches Closest Approach to Earth
Venus nears its closest approach to Earth at about 26 million miles, a periodic alignment that brings the planet into sharpest view from our planet. Astronomers note the event enhances visibility and brightness for observers and stargazers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Earth
Auto Crash Injures Two on Eno Vinton Road
Two cars collided head on on the Eno Vinton Road near Route 160 at 10 55 a m Monday. Oty Stewart 46 of Vinton suffered facial injuries and chest bruising while Wayne M Kemp 22 of Marion had head jaw and knee bruises. Both drivers required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Eno-Vinton
Oty Stewart
Vinton
Wayne M. Kemp
Marion
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A.C. Schuldt
R. Kevaleik
C. H. Harris
Gladys Anderson
Arnold Fisher
Rutland Methodist Church
James Hixson
William F. Cruitt
J. F. Fisher
Herbert Dwyer
Elmo Purdom
Waldo Purdom
Bill Bean
Roy Anderson
Thomas Sayre
Roland Sayre
Mary Fisher
Herbert CC. Spencer
Sabina
Halliday
Washington D.H
E. A. Tracey
Edna Enouchs
Wilmington
Elwood Rhonemus
Stella Thomas
Paul Thomas
Spring Valley
James Fisher
Paul Fisher
Betty
Jessa
Jerry
Lulu
Repple
Jan Hoppes
Virgil Adkins
Sharon
Harrisonville
Emerson Fisher
Donald Fisher
New Vienna
W. E. Fisher
D. H. Howorth
A. D. Fisher
H. A. Fisher
Hattie and
Josie Purdom
Near
Bernard Higley
Eva Welch
Blanche McCormick
Ethel Nelson
Helen
Mary Jackson
Pearl Huggens
Evans Grocery
Pearl Huggins
Dayton Parsons
Jane
H. R. Slanter
Mort Robson
Ann
Dunbar
W.va
Logan Monument Co
Meigs County
Pomeroy, Ohio
Mr. Vaughan
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Phone Association
Gallia
Leroy Durst
Ripley
George Woodward
Robert Queen
John Head
Thomas Willis
Charles Lanham
Manford Blessing
Robert Swan
Jason Sturgeon
Alice Capehart
Guy Beam
David Griffith
Herman Lewis
John Harrison
J. W. Hammond
Charles Whitt
Charles Matheney
Seldon Flemming
Jerome Mahle
Arthur Smith
G. H. MacGlothlin
Vernon Shelton
Carl Winters
Jack Harris
Wallace Smith
Maggie Wagoner
Harry McGhee
Bartley Infant
Marvin Griffin
John Varian
Janet Wallace
Wilbur Patton
Holzer
Bladen Man
Altima
Mobilgas
Dodge
Daugherty-Tanner, Inc
N. Court St
Athens, C
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