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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1963

Page

7

Gallia Vocal Pupils Earn 16 Superior Ratings at OU Festival

Gallia County vocal students from North Gallia and Raccoon districts earned 16 superior ratings 22 excellent and seven good at the Ohio University District 15 solo and ensemble festival. North Gallia High School led with 10 superior and 11 excellent ratings.

Gallipglis North Gallia Raccoon Gallia County Ohio University Ohio Music Education Association Bidwell-Porter Vinton Rio Grande Carrie N. Dale North Gallia High School Brenda Mullins Betty Wolford Twila Geiser Mary Walton Joyce Burger Patty Stutler Ruth Huntley Karlene Fraley Karen Martin Buddy Walton Leonard Preston Junior Kemper Rosemary Bush Jeanie Glassburn Carol Hawks Carol McBride Jan Long Carl Huntley Karen Miles Patty Bush Susan Winters Anna Hill Linda Cross Geraldine Smith Marguerite Bass Melinda Sanger Jean Kemper

Auto Crashes Pit First Ave. Five-Car Collision Cited

Gallipolis city police cited Mary E. Wallis 34 for reckless operation after a five car crash on First Ave park front. Four vehicles sustained rear end damage and Wallis’s entire right side was damaged. she had no insurance and was uninjured.

Gallipolis Mary E. Wallis First Ave Oscar Edmonds Pataskala James D. Holmes Second Ave Olive St Evans Seecond Ave DWI John Booth, Jr Bancroft W. Va Municipal Court Sycamore St

Judge Janes Fines Four in Gallipolis Traffic Cases

Noah DeWitt 49 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to failing to yield to a pedestrian after his car hit Mrs. John W. Furst 52 who was crossing at Second and State. Judge William H. Janes continued the case. Other local defendants included Charles Long 79 fined 10 dollars with costs suspended for reckless operation Harlan Pitchford 18 fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding Charles L. McGuire 21 fined 5 dollars no costs for disobeying a traffic signal and Columbus Ramey 45 of Huntington West Virginia fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication.

Gallipolis Noah DeWitt William H. Janes DeWitt John W. Furst Second State Jones Charles Long Gall

Hartford Council Considers Village Water System Plan

Hartford village council members discussed installing a water system for the community at their meeting. Street conditions were also reviewed. After bills were paid, the treasury held a balance of $1085.61.

Hartford

Hannan Trace Honor Roll Is Announced

Gallipolis Hannan Trace High School principal David Campbell released the fourth six week honor roll headed by 16 sophomores listing 34 students with five all A grades. All A recipients were sophomores Clara Jeffers Diana Ours and Margaret Thompson and seniors Roger Puckett Wayne Saunders. Remaining honorees by class include freshmen Glenn Cardwell Garry Harrison Roger Belville Ollie Barry James Montgomery Judy Mitcham sophomores Larry Queen Terry Rucker Harold Montgomery Ann Campbell Barbara Cline Sandra Fulks Doris Hively Doris Parsons Nancy Saunders Carol Small Lola Jones Karen Wallace Donna Woodyard juniors Faye Clary Agnes Johnson Opal Martin Sue Mooney Barbara Thompson and seniors Paul Harrison Barbara Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Sharon Small and Linda Roberts.

Chestera Lee Leonard Preston Allen Waugh Buddy Walton Ted Comer Scott Sanger Eddie Willard Junior Kemper Jim Skidmore Geraldine Smith Karen Martin Sharon Fitch Melinda Sanger Pamela Hall Brenda Mullins Rosemary Bush Jane Erwin Vinton Ann Long la Donna Miller Renee Rece Bidwell-Porter Paula Saunders Linda Blackburn Becky King Judy Gillman Pam Bickers Jackie Rhodes Nancy Plantz Karen Miles Janie George Dale Waugh Margi Foster Rio Grande Kay Wellborn Susan Kirby North Gallia Sandra McClaskey Janet Waugh Melody Davis Janet Kemper Judith Gillman Hope Smith Margaret Thomas Thurman Maxine Evans Athens Elmer Hill Bob Eagle Gallipolis David Campbell Hannan Trace High School Clara Jeffers Diana Ours Margaret Thompson Roger Puckett Wayne Saunders Glenn Cardwell Garry Harrison Roger Belville Ollie Barry James Montgomery Judy Mitchem Larry Queen Terry Rucker Harold Montgomery Ann Campbell Barbara Cline Sandra Fulks Doris Hively Doris Parsons Nancy Saunders Carol Small Lola Jones Karen Wallace Donna Woodyard Faye Clary Agnes Johnson Opal Martin Sue Mooney Barbara Thompson Paul Harrison Barbara Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Sharon Small Linda Roberts

Thornton Rites Tuesday

Mrs. Bessie Garnet Thornton 70 of Crown City widow of Alva W Thornton died at Holzer Hospital after a Jan 29 admission. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Roy Heilman Crown City Mrs. James Heale Petersburg Pa and Mrs. Paul Clark Middleport a sister Mrs. Orville Haskins Scottown five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Mt. Pleasant Church Rev Bruce Unree burial in church cemetery. Friends may call at F L Stevers Funeral Home Mercerville.

Gallipolis Bessie Garnet Thornton Crown City Alva W. Thornton Holzer Hospital Gallia County Levi Mary Stewart Houck Roy Heilman James Heale Petersburg Paul Clark Middleport Orville Haskins Scottown Mt. Pleasant Bruce Unree F. L. Stevers Mercerville

Gallia County Health Clinic Administers 65 Polio Shots

The Gallia County Health Department held its weekly free immunization clinic at the courthouse basement and gave 65 polio shots. Of these, 33 were Sabin Type I oral vaccine, bringing the year total to 622 immunizations including 51 Sabin Type I doses.

Gallipolis Gallia County

Forgery Suspect Held Over For Grand Jury

Joyce Irene Nibert alias Joan Heck 23 Kananga pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to forgery and was bound over to the May term grand jury after posting a $500 bond. Deputies arrested her at Evans Supermarket for attempting to cash a $60 check. store manager Douglas M. Spurlock said she passed a forged $30 check on Feb 23 1963. authorities also held four or five other checks in the same sums.

Gallipolis Joyce Irene Nibert Kananga Joan Heck Gallia County

Boy Honored On Birthday At Addison Party

Tommy Hy sell honored on his 11th birthday with Addaville School fifth graders as guests at his parents home in Addison. Attendees included Tommy Denney Brenda Barker Jerry Hill Mike Haskins Nickie Jackie Burnett Connie Stehan Pam Kathy Moore Patty Coughenour and others. family members also attended.

Gallipolis Tommy Hysell Addaville School H. T. Hysell Addison Tommy Denney Brenda Barker Jerry Hill Mike Haskins Nickie Jackie Burnett Connie Stehan Pam Kathy Moore Patty Coughenour Bill Gindlesberger Marshall French Johnny Roush Danny Buckley Donald Saxon Clifford Charlotte Queen Dottie Priest Peggy Smith Earl Skaggs Mike Walters Donna Dillard Wade Dianna Henson Teresa Gardner Charles Roush Donald Skaggs Cathrena Hysell

Mrs. Johnson Leads DAR Program at Friday Meeting

Mrs J G F Johnson former regent of Col Charles Lewis Chapter DAR chaired a Friday program at Appalachian Power Auditorium. Chaplain read, pledge and Creed given, National Anthem sung. The chapter accepted an insurance settlement for theft losses from the Mansion House and hosted a tea with several hostesses and floral arrangements.

Point Pleasant J. G. F. Johnson Col. Charles Lewis National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Appalachian Power Auditorium Sam Nichols Dana Bradshaw L. C. Somerville William H. Bardin O. D. Tennant Rayburn Roush

First Brush Fire Reported In Gallia

The Gallipo lis Volunteer Fire Department responded to a brush fire at 12 50 p m Sunday at David Harris residence about a mile west of Gallipolis on Route 141. Ten firefighters and two trucks battled about an acre and a half of grass and woods. Fire Chief James A Northup said Harris was burning lumber and the fire got out of control. Harris had no burning permit.

Gallipolis David Harris James A. Northup Harris

Heart Fund Donations Near $2000

Campaign receipts in Callia County Heart Fund drive totaled $1815.82 as of March 1, per Mrs. Helen Spriegel, campaign chair. Major gift was $1373.72 from Heart Sunday by the Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club. Additional fundraisers raised $155.10 and other gifts from memorials and organizations added $287.

Gallipolis Callia County Helen Spriegel Heart Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club Rio Grande College

River Traffic and Dam Status on Kanawha and Ohio Rivers

Inland river gauges show multiple dams on the Kanawha River down with moveable dams at Dam 17 down in the Huntington district. Listed boats on Gallipolis Marmet Winfield Ohio River routes report delays and up or down tonnage at various locks and vessels throughout the day.

Gallipolis Montgomery Greenup Kanawha Falls Hinton Pomeroy-Moscow Point Pleasant London Marmet Winfield Ohio Hiver Huntington Albert F. Holden James R. Hines Esso Virginia William H. Zimmer Robert P. Tibelt Vulcan Oliver C. Shearer Kanawha Robert W. Lea Didi A.m Helen Z Uittle Edward Polly Crane Pennsylvania James L. Hamilton Gona Richard Moyle Queens City Hawkeye Tae Willaim H. Craiz H. BE. Bowles E’ Deane Bosworth

New Babies Report From Holzer Hospital District

A list of newborns and parents from Holzer Hospital area includes sons for Ray mond M. Spires Wellston and Derry E. Adams Kananga daughters for Warren W Pratt Racine Route 2 and E Willard Call Point Pleasant and many names from Gallipolis Wellston Jackson and surrounding communities.

Raymond M. Spires Wellston Derry E. Adams Kananga Warren W Pratt Racine E. Willard Call Point Pleasant

Sunday Blue Laws Close Dan Taber's Country Store

In Gallipolis Ohio full effect of the Sunday Blue Laws is felt as Rep D C Taber's Country Store closes due to loss of Sunday business. Signs read Forced To Quit and Everything To Be Sold appear after long debate with church leaders and local ministers. The store says Saturday sales were high on Sundays but 90 percent were necessities and losses totaled thousands over weeks.

Gallipolis Ohio D. C Taber Emmett C. Smith St. Peter's Episcopal Church Gallia County Rep. Taber Second Ave Locust St Neal Hobart L. Dillon L. Howard Neal Kanauga

Six Enlist In U S Army In February

Six Gallia and surrounding county residents enlist in the U S Army during February announced by M Sgt Kenneth O Judd Mason Gallia Meigs recruiter Judith Lee Atha of Bidwell joins WAC as the county’s only woman enlistee Dennis Burton Bales of Gallipolis Route 1 and William Clyde May of Point Pleasant enlist unassigned Two Mason County men re enlist James Arnold Johnson and Howard McDaniel Also John David Bowman Millfield Route 1 enlists under the guaranteed school plan to attend automotive repair at Aberdeen Proving Ground Md Also notes local chapter of Eastern Star meeting and a separate political commentary about plans to close Sunday sales in Ohio.

Gallipolis Gallia County Women’s Army Corps Kenneth O. Judd Mason-Gallia-Meigs Judith Lee Atha Robert Atha Bidwell Dennis Burton Bales Daniel Bales Mason County Jack M. Bowman Millfield Aberdeen Proving Ground

Hartford Adult Class Meeting Advances Church Activities

Hartford Baptist Church adult class met at Mr and Mrs A H McClung home to discuss church activities. Mrs McClung read an article on Lent and refreshments were served to several parishioners including Rev W O Hoover and Mrs Howard Wagonall. The March meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Mark Ward New Haven. SPRINGFIELD Bank employee of Lagonda National Bank charged with embezzling 6200 over two years says money went to small items.

Hartford Hartford Baptist Church A. H. McClung McClung W. O. Hoover Howard Wagonall Steve Howard Mary Aumiller Arthur Roush Mark Ward Hugo Juhling Mildred Chapman Ruby Beard James Crump New Haven Springfield Lagonda National Bank

U S Savings Bonds Seen As Strength Of Nation

The speaker notes over 46 billion dollars in U S Savings Bonds held by savers as proof of economic resilience against foreign critics. Bonds offer liquidity, automatic payroll savings, and a 4 for 3 return at maturation, with replacement if lost or destroyed.

U.S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gallia Vocal Music Martha Ellen Kelly Booth Janes Hannan Trace Thornton Hollywood Julie Andrews Camelot Tony Walton Emma Kate Julie Poppins Walt Disney Gallia Heart Fund Holzer Hospital News Carl W. Steele William L. Taylor Ardath O. Brinker Letart Gilbert E. Ray John W. Imes Tipton Trainer Kathryn L. Robey Lakin William S. King Charles W. Blankenship Brenda J. Rouse Jackson Mark Vickers, Jr Oak Hill Pomeroy Charles H. Howard Sol W. Goff New Marshfield H. Jeffrey Hubbard Virgil Parsons Dexter Florence E. Gardner Cheshire Victor V. Knight Ewington Lonnie Hodges Ravenswood James M. Wickerham Claude W. Quillen Orville Fair Kermit Root Simon Newland Aven D. Lusk Homer Vititoe Wayne Moore Annetta K. Leach Don A. Richards Steril Walker Jerry W. Sears Andrew van Matre Welby Casey Maxine Arnold Henry Savage Richard Lacey David Shumaker William E. Russell R. E. Senegar Blue Laws Dan Taber Columbus U.S. Army Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Teodom
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