Four Get Fines In Gallia Court
Gallia Municipal Judge William H. Sowers fined four persons and forfeit bonds in police and patrol cases. Individuals include Margaret F. Haskins speeding. Charles J. Martin speeding. Larry J. Chevalier failure to stop. John E. Stout no license. Christopher P. Sheffield passing on right. Forfeitures include Garnet A. Allen speeding. Freeman F. Easter speeding. Thomas W. Meehan left of center. Austin B. Barnes passing on curve. Joseph T. Winters no license and unsafe vehicle.
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Gallipolis
William H. Sowers
Margaret F. Haskins
Charles J. Martin
Monroe
Mich
Sowers
Larry J. Chevalier
Johue C. Stout
Bidwell
Christopher P. Sheffield
Oak Hill
Garnet A. Allen
Columbus
Freeman F. Easter
Ripley
W. Va
Thomas W. Meehan
Cleveland
Austin B. Barnes
Chillicothe
Joseph T. Winters
New Albany
Ind
Hospital notes list multiple births and discharges
Holzer Hospital notes list numerous admissions and dismissals. Daughters born to Dotson Hood Terry and other families. many residents from Wellston to Ravenswood. Red Cross appeals for Leonard Vaughn family furniture and clothing after a Sunday fire in Gallia County.
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Richard D. Dotson
Wellston
Lowell F. Hood
Cottageville
Cecil R. Terry
Oak Hill
Gallipolis
Gallia County
American Red Cross
Leonard Vaughn
Man Receives Fines For Littering And Offenses
town brief reports multiple traffic and liquor related fines. William Nelson of Minneapolis paid 20 dollars and costs for littering. Ray Morgan Jackson and Shelby Jean Brown paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Several others faced fines or jail time for intoxication and related charges.
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Point Pleasant
Daymon William Nelson
Minneapolis
Minn
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Ray Morgan Jackson
Wooster
Ohio
Shelby Jean Brown
Chicago
Ill
Thomas Steadman
Danville
Bob Eugene Young
Columbus
Alfred E. Adkins
Ashton
Harold Patrick
Guy R. Henry
Princeton
Keith Allen Sayre
Arbuckle
Boy Hit By Auto In Bellemeade Shocks and Bruises
Nine year old Doug las Adkins of Bellemeade was struck by a car while riding a bicycle at 9 30 p m Monday. He suffered shock and bruises and was treated at Holzer hospital and released. The driver George O Dabney 23 of Piqua Ohio was not cited.
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Point Pleasant
Douglas Adkins
Bellemeade
Holzer Hospital
George O. Dabney
Piqua
Ohio
Point Pleasant Fourth of July Horse Show at Harmon Field
A July 4 event at Harmon Field hosted by the Point Pleasant Lions Club and Harmon Field Stables features a trophy and plaque show, sixteen classes, a pony giveaway, and refreshments. Tickets cost $1. children under 12 free with a parent. Municipal Court moves to Friday 1:15 p.m. due to the holiday.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Field
The
Point Pleasant Lions Club
Harmon Field Stables
Lions
Mason Board Approves New Classrooms at Three Schools
Mason County Board of Education approved tentative plans for extra classrooms at Sunnyside New Haven and Wahama Junior High. A 40 by 60 foot all purpose room at Sunnyside and a 40 by 26 foot room at New Haven Front. Wahama Junior High will gain eight classrooms and a science room in the basement addition.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Board of Edition
Sunnyside
Frampton-Donat
New Haven
Wahama
Milton Burdette
Robert Adkins
Paul Wedge
Harry Siders
Earl Keefer
Alvin Gore
Hannan
Gore
Danville
Ohio
Creston Church
Mt. Flower School
Wood School
Nine Step Training for Heights Church Committee
Heights EUB Church members held a nine step training session Monday night at Good Shepherd Church Flat Rock. The junior fellowship crowned Judy Halstead queen and Barry Cox king after a contest on Bible reading attendance and outreach.
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Heights Church Committee
Point Pleasant Heights
EUB
Good Shepherd
Flat Rock
Ladies of the Heights Eub Church
Cancer Society
Bellemeade Eub Church
Heights Church
Bonnie McCoy
Jesus
Judy Halstead
Barry Cox
Luann Hassell
Buddy Cottrill
Barbara Wilcoxen
Jesse Ham
Pleasant Valley Hospital Births and Licenses
Births listed for Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Pyles of Rio Grande a daughter and other families including Mrs. Guy Sayre of Point Pleasant with Clifford Queen Jr. and Mrs. Ochel Rollins of Leon with daughter. Marriage licenses issued for Floyd Baker and Rose Durst both 20s from Letart Route 2 and Charles Tucker 19 of Wyandotte with Brenda Frazier 19 of Point Pleasant Route 2.
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Reese S. Dinsmoor
New Marshfield
Dale F
Pearson
Gallipolis Ferry
W. Va
Randall L. Roberts
Racine
Roscoe Durst
Leon
Roger A. Maloney
Jackson
E. Jordan
W.va
Walter R. Neal, Sr
Bidwell
Patricia A. Birchfield
Rutland
William S. Slavens
Samuel D. Swain
South Point
Opal Ratliff
Wellston
William A. Ohlinger
Pomeroy
E. John Morgan
New Haven
Roy L. Shobe
Point Pleasant
Omer Kiser
Ironton
John H. Combs
Ravenswood
Nelson S. van Matre
West Columbia
Kathleen Cochran
Vinton
George D. Carper
Edward R. Patterson
Cottageville
Laura A. Livingston
Glenna A. Reeder
Lakin
Robert E. McNamara
Patricia Sue Wood
James Pratt
Anna Plymale
Edward Holbrook
Dormant Coffey
John R. Hensley
Mary Brawley
Robert Roberts
Mary Essman
Betty M. Houck
Willard E. Sprouse
John W. Spencer
Carrie E. Carmichael
David Kelly
Ralph Durst
Ronald Miller
Larry Stone
Eddie Mayes
Robert K. Park
Douglas G. Edwards
John S. Jones
Bobby Pyles
Rio Grande
John Niles, Jr
James Campbell
Emma Anderson
Charleston
Paul Rollins
Athens
Oscar Tucker
Robertsburg
George Adams
Pliny
Willard Nibert
Hogsett
Atha Guy Rayburn
Ray Crank
Henderson
Guy Sayre
Clifford Queen, Jr
Gallipolis
Ochel Rollins
Norman Curfman
Dana Alridge
Mason
Floyd Dwight Baker
Letart
Rose Marie Durst
Charles Richard Tucker
Wyandotte
Brenda Joyce Frazier
Polio and Diphtheria Immunization Offerings Expanded
Mason County Health Department lists polio immunization as trivalent in two doses eight weeks apart with boosters for under six months at ten to twelve months and a schedule for those who did not complete the series. Diphtheria and tetanus serum are available in two doses eight weeks apart for those over eight. Cards for school immunization should be picked up. The office is closed Saturday July 4 and no immunizations occur on Saturdays in July. immunizations will be given on Thursdays.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Health Department
Theft of Wheels at Clinton Lambert Farm House
County detectives continued their inquiry into the theft of two wheels and tires from a farm wagon at the Lambert residence on Patriot Route 1.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Nature's Remedy laxative promotion claims gentle all-vegetable formula
An advertisement touts NR Nature's Remedy as a gentle vegetable laxative without mineral coal tar or phenol derivatives. It promises relief during sleep without disturbing rest and offers a free family sample via Lewis-Howe Co. Dept E34 St. Louis 2 Missouri.
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Lewis-Howe Co
Dept
St. Louis
Missouri
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Patricia Durst
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M. A. Bunce
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William Vanhorn
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Louise Pack
Point Pleasant Junior High
Donald McKenzie
Leta RB. Foglesong
Mason County Board of Health
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Hartford
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Harlan County
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Neiman Auto Parts of
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West Union ST
Neiman Auto Parts
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Logan
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