Huntington Re elected Advisory Council Chief
Stanley B. Huntington of 354 Third Ave. was reelected president of the Gallia County Health Department advisory council for a fifth term at the annual meeting. The gathering also filled a Board of Health vacancy, appointed Dale Gleason and reappointed Walter W. Rife, with fifteen attending electing Don Swick as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Advisory Council
Gallipolis
Stanley B. Huntington
Third Ave
Gallia County Health Department
Dale Gleason
Vinton
Gallia County
Council
Walter W. Rife
Board of Health
Don Swick
Huntington Two
Howard Fellore
Green
Cheshire
Lee Rose
Crown City
W. Lewis Brown
Frank Ruff
Thurman
Francis W. Shane
Pearl Hatfield
Naomi Rose
William F. Neal
Pearl Pope
Madeline Rees
Lawrence P. Henson
Addison
Floyd Rupe
Estus R. Plymale
Clay
Golden R. Watson
Guyan
Ranford E. Cox
Harrison
Don G. Swick
Albert J. Samuels
Morgan
E. C Waugh
Ohio
S. H. Milam
Perry
Walter Wood, Jr
Raccoon
D W. Dewitt
Springfield Two
Harold Mack
James H. Crace
Finley Richards
Rio Grande Village
Hannan Trace names Fulks to new five year principal contract
Gallipolis Ohio Monday night Hannan Trace Local Board of Education awarded Dan G Fulks a new five year contract as principal of Hannan Trace Elementary School. Fulks a 1951 Scottown graduate and Air Force veteran earned a masters from Marshall University in 1961.
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Gallipolis
Hannan Trace
Marshall University
Hannan Trace Board
Kyger Creek School Board
Gallipolis Motor Co
New Books Released at Gallia County Library
Gallia County District Library adds ten titles including non fiction such as In Brief Authority by Biddle Growing Pains by Parkhurst These Horned Islands by Kirkup The Treasury of the Gun by Peterson The ABCs of Astronomy by Gallant and fiction works Pip pins's Journal by O Grady The Painted Queen by Hesky The Silent People by Macken and The Moonflower Vine by Carleton.
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Gallipolis
Stewart H. Holbrook
Boston Post
Gallia County District Library
Biddle
Parkhurst
Kirkup
Peterson
ABC
Gallant
TV Previews and Guest Stars Tonight in Variety Shows
The schedule lists Empire Lucia Garrett in A House in Order at 8:30 p m with Anne Seymour and Ryan O Nea l The Dick Powell Theatre stars Jackie Cooper Susan Oliver Dewey Martin Milton Berle Joey Bishop Edie Adams Pat O Brien David Janssen Jackie Coogan Gary Crosby at 9:30 p m Tonight’s program aboard the U S S Eltania is featured at 7:30 p m Combat Night Patrol follows Saunders and his men behind German lines The Hawaiian Eye episode Blow Low Blow Blue features Cricket Blake and Philip Barton helping a persecuted musician The Untouchables Man in the Cooler shows Ness freeing a bootlegger to help smash a liquor ring Lloyd Bridges Show Courtship tells of a poor farmer courting a cold bride Red Skelton Hour guest Sebastian Cabot Jerry Lanning and dancers Tom Hansen Leona Irwin appear Frankie Avalon on Jack Benny Show learns punishment meaning Garry Moore Show features Rosemary Clooney Dorothy Loudon Roy Castle.
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the Messenger
Alee
Wsaz-Tv
NBC
WLWC
Wtvn-Tv
ABC
Wchs-Tv
CBS
Wbns-Tv
Whtn-Tv
Channnel
Huntington
Columbus
Charleston
Maverick Sea Hunt Theater
Bot Masterson
Masterson
Maverick
NBC News
ABC News
Amos 'N
Andy Laramie
Dick Powell
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
Peter Gunn
Huntley
Nick Basso
Aer Ae
Steve Allen
Patnamo
WHTN
College College
College
Jack Denton
Ed Allen
Pat
Mike
Jane Wyman McCoys
Jane Wyman
Pete Gladys
Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
Merv Griffin
Groucho
Loretta Young
Dr Malone
Queen
Or Malone
Discovery
Annie Oakley
Flippe
Sea Hunt Theater
Bat Masterson
Bart Masterson
Key Hole News News
CBS Reports
Dobie Gillis
Perry
Higgins Dick van Dyke
Dick van Dyke
Nakea City
Naked City
Westheraa
Cimarron City
Empire
Lucia Garrett
Anne Seymour
Tal
Ryan O'Neal
Jackie Cooper
Susan Oliver
Dewey Martin
Milton Berle
Joey Bishop
Edie Adams
Pat O’brien
David Janssen
Jackie Coogan
Gary Crosby
Saunders
Cricket Blake
Philip Barton
The
Untouchables
Ness
Red Skelton
Sebastian Cabot
Jerry Lanning
Tom Hansen
Leona Irwin
Frankie Avalon
Garry
Rosemary Clooney
Dorothy Loudon
Roy Castle
TV Guide Highlights By Channel Schedule
Tuesday listings show A Song to Remember Part 2 and Okinawa Part 1 at 5 30 p m and 1 10 a m on Channel 4 plus The Half Breed at 1 10 a m. Channel 10 presents Forbidden Street at 11 20 p m. Channel 13 airs The Plainsman at 11 20 p m. Wednesday features Okinawa Part 2 at 5 p m Affairs of Annabel at 1 10 a m Great Moment at 9 30 a m The Great Jewel Robbery at 11 20 p m Channel 12 offers The Great Flirtation at 1 p m Holiday Inn at 11 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Patrol Reports 35 Accidents in Gallia County February
Gallipolis Highway Patrol Post logged 35 February accidents, four more than January, with 14 crashes injuring 22 people. No fatalities. 784 patrol hours covered Gallia and Meigs counties. 126 arrests including 5 drunk drivers and 4 felonies. 432 warnings. Stolen property valued at 3708.61 recovered. Dispatch centers handled 1269 calls and 184 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Burglary Investigation in Kanauga Home
Gallia County deputies opened a case after a break in at Don Facemire's Kanauga residence Sunday night. Thieves ripped storm windows, entered via an upstairs window, and stole about $14.67 in change plus small sums of dollars from a can. Facemire reported the discovery around 9 30 p.m. and noted every room was searched with only money missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Jack Owens
Facemire
New Auto Sales Rise in Gallia County February
Gallia County clerks office reports 78 new passenger car sales in February up from 60 in January, the highest February total since 1955. Dealers sold 243 vehicles, including four new trucks and 16 used trucks, with 140 used cars. Titles issued totaled 668 with fees of 833.10 county and 244.10 state. total fines collected 9842.82. Seven duplicate titles and 257 liens noted with 201 liens canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Marjorie Rinehart
Gallia County Motor Vehicle Dealers
Holzer Hospital News Admits and Births Listing
Holzer Hospital bulletin records births including a daughter to Dwight R. Wallace and wife at Middleport and other newborns. A long list of admitted patients follows with numerous names and locales from Oak Hill Gallipolis Vinton Point Pleasant and nearby areas. Blood used Monday five pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight R. Wallace
Middleport
Glen M. Pauley
Vinton
Charles J. Denny Hogsett
W. Va
John D. Pasquale
Gallipolis
Roscoe F. Sprouse
Letart
Cheshire Woman Dies From Smoke Inhalation
Mrs. Mittie Fowler aged 85 died of asphyxiation from smoke inhalation when her clothing caught fire from a cigarette in her Cheshire home. Coroner Dr. Donald R. Warehime set 2 45 p.m. as time of death. She was found in a rocking chair beside a coal stove. her son Howard Gardner woke with the smell of smoke and alerted the village marshal. Funeral planned Thursday at Miller funeral home with burial in Gravel Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mittie Fowler
Cheshire
Donald R. Warehime
Gallia
Howard Gardner
Nathaniel McCumber
Mason County
W.va
Fowler
W. T
Anna Johnson Rodgers
Don Gardner
Lon Fowler
Marietta
Everett Gardner
Pittsburgh
W. C. Rodgers
New London
H. C. Rodgers
Leona Rice
Click Woodard
Miller Funeral Home
W. Osborne Hoover
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Commission Members OK Auditor Bond
Gallia County Commissioners approved a 10000 bond for County Auditor Morton L. Dickey with the Ohio Casualty Co. Dickey was re elected to a second four year term. They viewed a request to blacktop part of Bulnville Porter Rd Addison Two and approved 40000 for the M A Fund and 280 for aerial county maps. Dickey was authorized to advertise for sale the 1959 Pontiac cruiser. sale set for 10 am March 23 on courthouse steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Morton L. Dickey
Ohio Casualty Co
Hamilton
Dickey
Addison Two
Bulnville-Porter Rd
Joe Stewart
Sheriff's Department
Driver Rights Restricted For One Year In Gallipolis Court
Mrs Mary E Wallis 34 Gallipolis fined 50 dollars and costs plus one year license suspension for reckless operation after a crash into four parked cars on the Park Front Judge William H Janes also fined Roy H Eggleston 37 Columbus and George J Evans 54 Gallipolis 50 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated each receiving five days in jail and six months license suspension Other defendants include Robert L Masters 18 Gallipolis Route 1 fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation Jimmy E Osler 22 Bidwell Route 1 fined 5 dollars no costs for no operator s license and Robert H Smith 38 Rodney and Eugene Haldeman 28 Columbus each fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mary E. Wallis
William H. Janes
Roy H. Eggleston
Columbus
George J. Evans
Janes
Robert L. Masters
Jimmy E. Osler
Bidwell
Robert H. Smith
Rodney
Eugene Halderman
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Nicy Raygo Bass
Ironton
Edna Joann James
Hannan Trace School Board
Fulks
Southwestern School Board
Arlie Davis
Lloyd Bridges
Jonathan Tatum
TV Movie Guide
Siegfried
Essen
Paul McArdle
Ida M. Capers
Burelary Investigated
Eddie Atkins
Wjeh-Fm
Gallipolis, Ohio
Holzer Hospital News
John F. Evans
Oak Hill
Marshall R. Wolfe
Robert W. Bowman
Edward C. Cooper
Jackson
Maria C. de Lamerens
Allen J. Yeanger
South Point
Paul F. Wood
William T. Comer
Marcus D. Shifler
Point Pleasant
Otto O. Bard
Ewington
George W. Thomas
Leon
Ashland
Charles W. Hayman
Racine
Mahala A. Rue
Catherine C. Austin
St. Albans
Carl F Hanichen
Brenda K Pearson
Lena M. Day
Clark B. Cummings
Coalton
Laura L. Clark
Pomeroy
Laura Darnell
Ben Kruskamp
George Stump
Henry Pillsbury
Theodore Ellis
Charles Perroud
Starling Miller
Clyde Fisher
Cleatis Swain
Latham Bass
Clyde W. Bowen
James N Webster, Jr
Lawrence Sorrell
Raymond M. Spires
Walter E. Zinn
Carl R. Hood
James A. Bays
Gail Miller
Anthony Quinn
Barabbas
Commission
OK Auditor Bond
Columbus, Ohio
Berw Aeb
WED
SAT
Abe Burrows
Ace Weinstock
Willie
Dick Kallman
Willard Watersman
Bob Forse
Central Ficket Office
Richman’s
High St
BOX Office
Kill A Mockingbird
Peck
Mary Badham Phillip Alford Vohn
Megna Ruth
Harper Lee
Phone LY
Athens
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