Karlsrud Chorale Delights Tri County Concert Goers
In Gallia Academy auditorium Edmond Karlsrud and the Karlsrud Chorale conclude a Tri County Concert Association series with three encores. The program featured religious works and solos by David Kennedy, Max Mendenhall, Kellis Miller, and others, plus a Pittsburgh composer piece Swing Away Pearly Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Karlsrud Chorale
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Edmond Karlsrud
Old Man River
Tri-County Concert Association
Chorale
Boris Godunov
Johann Strauss
Karlsrud
Charles Touchette
Norman Johnson
Robert Kuehen
Paul Solem
Prince
Heidelberg
Dan Marek
Max Mendenhall
Kellis Miller
Franklyn Ehrhardt
David Kennedy
Sigmund Romberg
Robert Schumann
Robert Schmertz
Pittsburgh
Touchette
Joshua Fit de
Battle of Jericho
Ohio
Johnny Sands
Beethoven
Rachmaninoff
Max Hellman
Gallia Academy to Administer National Test of Educational Development
Forty five Gallia Academy High School students will take the National Test of Educational Development next Tuesday. The three hour exam mirrors the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test with five subtests. Dr. Lindquist supervised the test design, aimed at measuring applied learning rather than memorization and helping students gauge school progress and future educational potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
David M. Weis
E. F. Lindquist
Iowa
Library Releases Ten New Volumes
Gallia County District Library began circulation Friday with ten new volumes, four fiction and six non fiction. Fiction titles include Road Through the Woods and Dark Pilgrim as well as Final Approach and The Darkness and the Dawn. Non fiction titles cover Philosophical Anthropology and Practical Politics Space Age Sunday Nasser's New Egypt The Hypenated Family Fun With Kids and Focal Encyclopedia of Photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Lawrence R. Huber
Frankau
Venter
Hodder-Williams
Costain
Northrop
Space-Age Sunday
Ward
Nasser
Wheelock
Hagedorn
Lewis
Focal Encyclopedia of Photography
Bed check charge hearing set for Gallipolis man
Charles H. Lambert, 29, Crown City, is scheduled for a municipal court hearing Friday on a bed check charge. He was arrested by the Gallia County Sheriff's Department on a warrant signed by Ronald F. Canaday. The check amount was $13.
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Gallipolis
Charles H. Lambert
Crown City
Lambert
Gallia County
Rio Grande College Hosts Week of Religious Emphasis
Rio Grande College begins a Week of Emphasis with 7 30 p m services at Simpson Chapel on Sunday and continues daily through Thursday. Dr Richard H Bauer leads evening talks on The Life and the Mission of the Church while morning sessions cover varied topics in the college auditorium.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Simpson Chapel Methodist Church
College
Methodist Church
Richard H. Bauer
Bauer
Portsmouth
Nashville
Tenn
Interboard Committee On
The
Tie Vote Is Broken Registration Favored
Gallia County voters move toward county wide registration after secretary of state Ted Brown breaks a 2 to 2 tie in the Gallia County Board of Elections. Clerk Crilla Stiverson notes the earlier Democratic lead and Republican opposition, with Brown previously siding with Republicans last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ted Brown
Gallia County
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Crilla Stiverson
Brown
In Our Town ODDS AND ENDS
Local notes recount Ernie Thompson filming the new 75 foot fire ladder at city hall and visiting Holzer Hospital where Roy Rothgeb and Archie Richards recover. Community volunteers Marc Jarrett Roger Hively Larry Elliott Bill Cantrell John Baker and John Pierotti helped at a tri county concert. Mary Lou Miller’s South America letters and the Wilsons welcome daughter Annette are also noted.
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Ernie Thompson
Huntington
City Hall
Ernie
Holzer Hospital
Roy D. Rothgeb
Gallia County
Archie Richards
Roy
Archie
Tri-County
Marc Sarrett
Roger Hively
Larry Elliott
Bill Cantrell
John Baker
John Pierotti
Karlsrud Chorale
P. J
Mike Ryal
Betty Ryal
P.J
Mary Riddle
Mary Lou Miller
IFYE
South America
Mary Lou
Board Explores Replacement for City School Superintendent
Four Gallipolis Board of Education members met with Dr. Harold Rinard at a special lunch to discuss filling the vacancy created by the resignation of Marshall D. Boggs, effective July 31. President William H. Sowers called an 8 p m meeting at Gallia Academy High School. Clyde Saunders was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall D. Boggs
William H. Sowers
City Board of Education
Gallia Academy High School
Sowers
J. Gordon Gibert
George W. Davis
Bill B. Matthews
Clyde Saunders
Youth Is Hospitalized With Gunshot Wound
Gallipolis report identifies Terry L. Brewer fourteen of Portland admitted to Holzer Hospital with a gunshot wound to the right shoulder. Officials call the incident accidental and list his condition as good. Also admitted, Mrs. Jake Shadd fifty five of Cheshire with a dislocated left shoulder and fractured left arm from a fall, condition listed as good.
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Gallipolis
Terry L. Brewer
Ralph W. Brewer
Portland
Holzer Hospital
Jake Shadd
Cheshire
Jackson Driver Fined in Rio Grande for No Muffler
Ferrell M. Reod 23 of Jackson was arrested by the State Highway Patrol and fined five dollars with costs suspended by Mayor George Northup in Rio Grande for a missing muffler.
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Jackson
Rio Grande
Ferrell M. Reod
State Highway Patrol
George Northup
Twelve area men enlist in U S Army service
Gallia Meigs and Mason Lawrence counties report twelve men joining the U S Army last month Sgt Kenneth O Judd says the dozen are in eight weeks basic training at Ft Knox Ky and will enter specialty schools of their choice after training The enlistees include Harold Campbell Jr Richard Mills Wilmer Halfhill Michael Elliott Charles Fisher Gary Richie Eugene Russell James Harper Harley Gibbs Larry Jeffers Franklin Still Otis McGrath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mason-Gallia-Meigs
United States Army
Kenneth O. Judd
Ft. Knox
Gallia
Harold P
Phil) Campbell Jr
Harold P. Campbell Sr
Richard Thomas Mills
Jack Mills
Wilmer E. Halfhill
Cheshire
Michael E. Elliott
Ellis Elliott
Charles Howard Fisher
Audrey Fisher
Gary Lynn Richie
Sadie Richie
Eureka Star Route
Mason — Lawrence EU
Gene Russell
Lawrence H. Russell
West Columbia
James Vinson Harper
James E. Harper
Hogsett
Harley Gibbs
Harold E. Gibbs
Larry T. Jeffers
Lola Jeffers
Mason, Meigs
Lawrence Franklin Still
Elmer Still
Pomeroy
Otis Eugene McGrath
Minnie McGrath
Rutland
Evans Grocery Board Re-Elects Directors in Gallipolis
The Evans Grocery Company re-elected Stanley L. Evans as chairman at its annual stockholders meeting in Gallipolis. Directors re-elected include John L. Evans president and executive committee members Harry K. Mills Robert M. Richards Dr. Ramon Allison John E. Stiffler and John E. Halliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Evans Grocery Company
Stanley L. Evans
John L. Evans
Harry K. Mills
Robert M. Richards
Ramon Allison
John E. Stiffler
John E. Halliday
High Water Fails To Block Emergency Run
Gallipolis and South Point Posts coordinated an emergency blood run to Holzer Hospital as high water blocked Route 7 at Athalia. A Post 44 car collected blood at Chesapeake, moved via Route 775 to Scottown, then Route 217 to Gallipolis, taking an hour and a half.
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Gallipolis
Athalia
State Highway Patrol
South Point
Holzer Hospital
Post 44
Chesapeake
Scottown
Post 27
Heart Fund Drive Totals $2309.71 in Gallia County
Gallia County drive updates show $2309.71 collected for the 1961 Heart Fund. Last Sunday's climax yielded $1664.90 with $1342.24 for the city and $322.66 for the county, not including memorial gifts to be turned over to Gifts Chairman Warren F. Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipol
Gallia County Heart Fund
Helen Spriegel
Heart Fund
Warren F. Sheets
Sprigel
River traffic and dam status on Ohio and Kanawha rivers
Gauge readings show falling river levels across the Huntington District with numerous movable dams down. Reported movements include Montgomery Bayou La Combe Lock 14 to Lock 35 and Kanawha Marmet vessels, with several boats up or down at various locks and towns including Gallipolis and Winfield.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawh River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington
Peggy Downey
Bob Benter
Forsythia
Carl D
Salvati
Crucible
St. Mary's
Walter Williamson
Aztec
Queen City
National
Robert P. Bonnie
Mignon
Ileberger
John J. Rowe
Cotton Queen
Kanawha
Esso
Louisiana
C. V. Harner
Jerry Bosworth
Duncan Bruce
Beaver
City of Huntington
Rural Sociologist to Speak on Outdoor Recreation Potential
Dr. John B. Mitchell of Ohio State University will discuss The Economic Potential of Outdoor Recreation in Scenic Southeastern Ohio at the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce meeting on March 13. Mitchell, a rural sociologist with extension services, notes community development and resource planning as core interests.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
John B. Mitchell
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
Mitchell
University of Rhode Island
University of Missouri
Louisiana State University
Births and Admits at Holzer Hospital
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Scurlock Jackson Route 4. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo L. Durst Gallipolis. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Frank Pomeroy Route 3. Admitted: Mrs. Jake Shadd Cheshire Route 2. Mrs. Bob J. Bailey Crown City Route 2. Terry L. Brewer Portland. Donald L. Wartman Wellston. Mack McCarley Wellston Route 3. Henry G. Birch Portland. Mrs. Edgar Perkins Wellston. Mrs. Ray J. Rothgeb Beaver. Mrs. Delbert E. Clay Gallpolis Route 1. Charles Boggess, John Davis II, Ted Beegle, Elwood Bowers, Henry Porter, Mrs. Palmer Beavers, Mrs. Charles A. Nuckles Jr., Mrs. Lewis W. Os borne, Norman Yeager, Mrs. Ronald Betz, Floyd Walker, Howard Hysell, Mrs. Donald G. Criner and son, Mrs. Walter R. Taylor and son. Blood used Thursday one pint.
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Robert F. Scurlock
Jackson
Ronald H. Adams
Ripley
W. Va
Alonzo L. Durst
Gallipolis
Albert V. Frank
Pomeroy
Jake Shadd
Cheshire
Bob J. Bailey
Crown City
Terry L. Brewer
Portland
Donald L. Wartman
Wellston
Mack McCarley
Henry G. Birch
Edgar Perkins
Ray J. Rothgeb
Beaver
Delbert E. Clay
Charles Boggess
John Davis II
Ted Beegle
Elwood Bowers
Henry Porter
Palmer Beavers
Charles A. Nuckles Jr
Lewis W. Osborne
Norman Yeager
Ronald Betz
Floyd Walker
Howard Hysell
Donald G. Criner
Walter R. Taylor
Teens Tied to Phones Draw Teacher's Critique
An area teacher criticizes teens for long telephone sessions as disrespectful and unfair, urging parental discipline. The piece also notes Ohio University and Southeastern Ohio high school teams gain influence from Bob Grimm, UPI sports editor and OU alumnus, plus memories of local reporters and long-time Messenger writers C. H. Bartlett and Charlie Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio
Columbus
Bob Grimm
United Press International
Bob
Southeastern
C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Charlie Harris
Athens
Messenger
Bartlett
Harris
James Reston
Mrs Hood Dies at 69 in Gallipolis
Mrs. Henry A. Hood, 69, of Gallipolis Route 1, died early Friday in Holzer Hospital after a stay since February 13. The body is at Miller's Funeral Home. Arrangements will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Henry A. Hood
Holzer Hospital
Miller’s Funeral Home
Kyger Area Social and Weather Note
Kyger residents hosted and visited relatives from California Ohio and Kentucky over recent days. Guests included Mrs John Maki Mr and Mrs Bruce Burling Mrs Hulda Rupe and Richard of Zanesville and others from Columbus Dayton and Philo. Strong winds recently blew the Wendell Bradbury barn roof off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phena Cliffords
Pomeroy
Frank Simms
Philo
Fannie Cooley
Stanley Simms
Logan
Wendell Bradbury
William Thaxton
Lancaster
Chester Ward
Perry Bradbury
Robert Casto
Roush Road
537 Good Reasons Against Anti-Poise Campaign
The text notes 537 lawmakers, 100 senators and 437 representatives, backing a claim that a real anti-poise campaign cannot succeed in Washington. It cites Milt the printer as the source of the optimistic count and rationale.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Milt
Sterling
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