Seven School Boards Hold Routine Meets
Seven local boards of education held routine meetings last night. Green School Board set March 19 as the date of a special session to finish details on a 21000 bond issue. Green bond will raise debt service to 9 percent of the tax duplicate before state aid. Southwestern Local Board discussed rerouting buses to save two, but issue proved too large for the night. Clerk Paul Parkins authorized to advertise the new Southwestern High School building once drawings are approved. Raccoon Local Board to seek bids for a new school bus to replace an aging one. Clay Ilogan and Harrison boards kept routine actions, with bills paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Boards of Education
Green School Board
Kgger Creek School
Education
Paul Parkins
Southwestern High School
Raccoon
Board of Education
Clay
Ilogan
Harrison
Gallia County Acts to Arrest Road Litterers and Road Work
Sheriff Ehren Ehman authorized to arrest anyone littering county highways and prosecute to the full extent. Action includes removing part of a highway in Ewington used by Church of Christ in Christian Union. Bid accepted from Ashland Oil and Refining Co. to supply fuel. savings over second bidder. Steps to vacate six tenths of a mile of Johnson Road in Ohio Town. Road viewing set for April 2 with final hearing April 16. Herman Evans ordered to aid six hours for removing a fallen tree. Courthouse janitor John Wells authorized to buy a power lawn mower. Recorder Mary Wetherbolt authorized to buy an electric adding machine for $250.
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Ewington
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Johnson Road
Ohio Town
Hip
Herman Evans
Cora Centerpoint
John Wells
Mary Wetherbolt
Rio Grande College faculty club hosts potluck dinner
Gallipolis residents recount the Rio Grande College Faculty Club event at Simpson Chapel parsonage with a potluck dinner and social contests. The affair includes faculty guests, upcoming officers election, and notes on the AAUW chapter meetings and speaker Rev Arthur Romig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Wevege Surcombe
Rio Grande College
Simpson Chapel
P. R. Lyne
Charles Vance
Walter Posner
R. Price Ewing
Kennedy Sees Rising Demand for Ohio Teachers
Dean Harold Kennedy of Rio Grande College reports a higher demand for teachers in Ohio than ever before. His survey finds the state needs about 1800 more educators to keep 30 pupils per classroom, with shortages widespread as vacancies outpace new hires and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kennedy
Rio Grande College
Kennedy
Ohio
Buckeye
Gohols
Kensay
West Virginia
Hayne Rites Wednesday At Adena
William Ernest Hayne 74 died Monday morning, funeral set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hargrave funeral home Adena. Rev. Linson H. Stebbins of Gallipolis to officiate. burial in Gallia County. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Ger aldine Howe. a sister Mrs. Mae Berlin. other relatives. Public notice mentions local bond discussion in Cheshire High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Wednesday regarding Kyser Creek Local School District bonds.
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Gallipolis
William Ernest Hayne
F. A
Geraldine) Howe
Lower River Road
Hargrave
Adena
Linson H. Stebbins
Prt Presbyterian
Rezo
C'memier
Ural
Bresch
Harmevibe Bald
Galle Academy
Ost Thabeth Ouase
Amora
Henrietta Ely Hayne
Citizens Eye Blue
Cheshire
Kyser Creek
Woman Hurt in Crash With Truck on Rt 35
A crash on U S Route 35 east of Rodney injured Joan Bunch 21 as her car, carrying her husband Earl Bunch 24, collided with a truck driven by John E Denney 35. The truck turn and the left rear dual tire collision caused minor injuries. Police report state highway patrol details and a left turn miscue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bunch
Earl Bunch
Hazel Park
Mich
State Highway Patrol
Rodney
John E Denney
Bidwell
Mitchell Road
Bunch
William J
Hazel M. Baker
Point Pleasant
William Walker Blankenship
Robert King
Flatrock
Cent
Ohio
Ruth R. Roberts
Lipolis
Earl Caldwell
New Homes Occupied by Campbells and Others in Gallipolis
New residents arrive in Gallipolis over the week. Mr and Mrs Bill Campbell and Mrs Arista Boggs move from 600 Second Ave to a hillside home on Lower River Road overlooking the Ohio River. Lewis Koontz plans Orchard Hill residence above Hedgewood Drive. Marlin James family relocate to McKean apartments on upper Second Ave. Garnet Whiting moves to 601 Second Ave. James Baldwin moves from Ada Street to East Gallipolis. Fred Ablhorns return to 16 Vine Street and J C Pauleys relocate from Point Pleasant to 594 Third Ave. Roy Small and family from Cadillac Michigan join Gallipolis, occupying Edgemont Road property once owned by Mrs Otto Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allipolis
Bill C. Campbell
Marianne
Campbell
Arista Boggs
Second Ave
Lower River Road
Route 7
Ohio River
Virinia Hills
Dales
Lewis Koontz
Orchard Hill
Hedgewood Drive
Adar St
Gallipolis
Fred Ablhorns
Gallia County
Vine Bt
J.C. Pauleys
Point Pleasant
Third Ave
Roy Small
T Cadillac
Mich
Small
The
Gallipoli Tribune
Otto Carter
Edgemont Rd
Boy judge of economy by cigarette butts shows belief
Four year old Leonard McGraw of Mackinaw City declares the nation's economic state by the length of cigarette butts found on the ground. The child, who does not smoke, notes longer butts indicate prosperity while shorter ones reflect hard times and rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinaw City
Mich
Leonard (Hoot) McGraw
Students Hear Sheets Float Easy Success
In Vinton High School assemblies Gallia County Prosecutor Warres F. Sheets urged students that there is no royal road to success but hard work and personal effort. He warned against creeping socialism and overreliance on the state, stressing dignity in work. Later, an SEO wildlife film was shown by Area Game Protector Merril McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Gallia County
Warres F. Sheets
Vinton High School
Work Sheets
SEO Area Game Protector
Merril McCormick
Death of Ronald Hatfield Weighs Heavy on Family
Ronald Hatfield 6 died at 5 p.m. Monday in J L McCorry Jr office where he worked a week as a heavy equipment operator. Coroner Dr Donald R Warehime ruled death natural. Survivors include his parents Hibbert and Ella Mae Hatfield and twelve siblings. Funeral arrangements by Miller's funeral home.
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Gallipolis
Ronald Hatfield
J L. McCorry
Paul E. Watson
Hatfield
Meg Corry
Donald R. Warehime
Galtia County
Centerville
Hibbert Mattfield
Ella Mae Chambers
Ohio
Milton
W. Va
Mameia
Lafayette Post
American Legion
Richard Hatfield
Cinco
Emerson
Jimmy
Huntington
Archie
Lonnie and Clyde
Garnet Wood
Gertrude Miners
Barboursville
W.va
Helen Stanley
Bertha Lewis
New Orleans
Miller's Funeral Home
ENS MESSENGER DAY 1956 Hospital Births and Notices
Holzer Hospital notes list births for John and Rob inson Wellston, Douglas Mitchell Henderson, Charles Burlette Leon West Va, Richard Layne Gallipolis, Earl Dillon, John Williams Gallipolis, Herbert Baker Franklin Furnace area, Frank Wetzel Wellston, Ed Johnson Gallipolis, Delmar Flack Gallipolis Ferry, Samuel Browning Jackson, Harold Faber Racine, Cate Duncan Point Pleasant, J Vinton Burnette Galpolis, Samuel Browning and others. The notice includes many names of families with newborns and social mentions among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Wellston
William C. Sprinkles
Wellson
Delmar B. Flack
Gallipolis Ferry
Samuel G. Browning
Jackson
Harold Faber
Racine
Gallia Man Charged After Fatal Knife Stabbing
Gallia County Prosecutor Warren F Sheets reports 50 year old Sigler of Gallipolis is charged with cutting to kill Ralph Arrowood after knife wounds to the abdomen chest and arm on Court Street near the Silver Dollar Case. Arrowood was taken to Holzer Hospital after surgery. A separate charge of drunk and disorderly was filed against Sigler.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Warren F. Sheets
Sigler
Ralph Arrowood
Court St
Arrowood
Holzer Hospital
Pollice
Kanauga School Announces Honor Roll Grades Listed
Kanauga Principal at Kanauga Emmett Church of Kanauga School yesterday announced the honor roll. Second Grade students Joan Smith and Walburga Wilson qualify, with Donald Kitts in Third Grade and Litchfield in Fourth Grade. Fifth Grade honors go to Tewell Smith and Marvena Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Emmett Church
Stock talk for beginners at NYSE member firms
A dialogue explains stock ownership rights and risks. Most people are not rich but can own part of companies through stock and receive dividends if profits allow. Dividends are not guaranteed and stock values can fall. Viewers are urged to visit or contact a New York Stock Exchange member firm for factual guidance on stocks and bonds.
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Pal
Bex
New York Stock Exchange
Joe
America
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Tern Local Board of
Aires Etereed Ehman
Gallia
Gallipolis Society
Jack C. Davis
Ross Fleming
Treas
Polis
Amer‘Association of University ‘Omen
AAUW
Nelson Gardner
Ates James R. MacSwords, Jr
First Presbyteria
Arthur Romig
Portsmouth
Second Presbyterian Church
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Romig
United Sates
Pear Harbor
Gripsholm
Dar
Smith
Wyam P. Smith
Fred Wheeler
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ison
Porter
Gleeland
Cizen
Dar Easey
Neon
Caran
Hayne
Campbells
Packard
Clipper
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
Mr. Hatfield
ENS
Perry Lambert
North
Max Graham
Franklin Furnace
Frank Wetzel
Surreal
Ed Johnson
Samuel Browning
David Payne
Richard Tipton
Charlies Hale
Sam ‘Waugh
Mildred Durst
Andrew Johnson
Sherma Fluty
Homer E McCorkle
Edward Bauer
Perce D. Mc Steedy
James Coulson
James Hunley
Sharon Maynard
Doris Waugh
Stanton Burdette
John C. Wiseman Land
Marvin Rudd Land
Belk Simpsons
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