City Board Of Health Dissolved By Sarrett
The meeting led by Sarrett debated the status of the city health board. Bailes argued the body has acted de facto for nearly 20 years without a legal basis or explicit delegation from the health officer.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
6
The meeting led by Sarrett debated the status of the city health board. Bailes argued the body has acted de facto for nearly 20 years without a legal basis or explicit delegation from the health officer.
The Messenger prints a TV schedule note listing WSAZ NBC Huntington channel 3 with programs across Thursday and Friday evenings including The Ford Show, News and Weather recaps, Diamond Day specials, and late night bets with Masq Party and Bowling News. WHTN CBS channel 13 follows with News at six, Zane Grey, Lucy, and Playhouse shows, plus Late Night lineups and Teledrama blocks.
Pat Boone joins Connie Francis on the Pat Boone Show at 9 p.m. ABC. The Dean Martin Show hosts Donald O'Connor Bing Crosby and Gis ele MacKenzie with David Rose directing at 8 p.m. NBC. The Ford Show with Robert Horton visits Tennessee Ernie Ford at 9:30 p.m. NBC in color. Yancy Derringer features a desert murder twist at 8:30 p.m. CBS. Zane Grey Theatre presents Hanging Fever at 9 p.m. CBS with Frank Lovejoy Beverly Garland. Playhouse 90 offers For Whom The Bell Tolls at 9:30 p.m. CBS starring Maria Schell Jason Robards Jr Maureen Stapleton and Eli Wallace.
A dense listing of programs for WTVN ABC Channel 6 in Columbus including Sgt Preston Pat Boone Heiklbry Rough Riders and Whirlybirds early evening then Sammy Kaye Leave to Kay NY Confidential Night Beat Real McCoys Liberace Life of Riley Cmon lay Day In Court News Music Bingo Movie Beat Clock Casper Capers American Bandstand Peter Hayes Play Hang Mick Mouse Cisco Kid Annie Oakley State Troop Rin Tin Tin Walt Disney Tombstone Territory Sunset Strip U S Marshals Nightbeat Jalopy Races.
A detailed timetable lists shows and time slots from Thursday evening through Friday night. Programs include news weather sports game segments and popular titles such as Zorro Real McCoys Pat Boone Rough Riders Sammy Kaye Without Gun Liberace Boston Black Day in Court Mickey Mouse and Sea Hunt among others with late night entries and weather updates.
The listing compiles scattered program times and show titles such as Explorer Derr Weather Zane Grey Playhouse 90 Armchair World Turns I Love Lucy Edge of Night and Godfrey plus several weather and news slots, indicating a chaotic broadcast guide with multiple moving pieces and uncertain identifiers.
The guide lists broadcasts across the night featuring Barbary Coast Gent with Wallace Beery and Ginnie Barnes at 11 15 pm, Down Three Dark Stairs with Broderick Crawford and Ruth Roman at 11 15 pm, Aerial Gunner with Richard Arlen and Chester Morris at 11 15 pm, Treasure of the Ruby Hills with Zachary Scott and Carole Mathews at 12 45 am, and more including Centennial Summer and Andy Hardy's Private Secretary among other double features and dates.
Holzer Hospital notes report a series of births with families from Gallipolis and nearby areas. Daughters are listed for Grover and Jordan families. Multiple admissions include Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Dotson, and others from Gallipolis, Henderson, Reedsville, and Evans. Discharges mention Michael Padovani and several named locals. Blood usage recorded as six pints on Wednesday.
In Delaware, Ohio, the rarely traveled Seldom Seen Road in southwest Delaware County has gained a new roadside sign bearing its name, improving visibility for locals and travelers. The simple installation marks a small civic improvement in the community.
Twenty five children attended the bi monthly Well Child Clinic in Gallipolis with three new cases. Dr Daniel G Lareau examined pre school children and referred two to specialists. Nurses assisted as shots and vaccines were administered and a patch test performed. Next clinic is set for Wednesday April 1.
The Future Homemakers of America met at Gallia Academy High School to discuss National FHA Week April 5 11 and the district meeting set for April. President Jeanie Carpenter opened the meeting with rollcall by Barbara Harris and June Bradbury presented the treasurer's report. Represented schools include Racine Middleport Rutland Southwestern and Gallipolis.
River gauges show dams down on the Ohio system with falling levels from Dam 14 to 23. Locks on the Ohio and Kanawha report multiple boats up and down at various times, with specific vessels listed and readings across locks 14 through 34 and on Kanawha River towns.
Gallipolis Kiwanis will name its Kiwanian of the Year at a April 1 dinner meeting marking the club's 12th birthday. Ballots are circulated by L. Claude Miller. The program includes "Nature's Children" shown at Lafayette Hotel and a future showing of "Highways of Agony."
Gallia Academy High School's Thespian Club stages a three act comedy Three Blind Mice at 7 30 Friday in the high school auditorium. Lynda Rees Anna Marie Bodimer and Sandra Pinschmidt star with Ted Avner Dick Whitley Jack Stage Claudia Miller Harla Sanders Dick Neal Rex Fuller in the cast. Senior Thespians Martha Brown and Sharon Preston direct the production under Mrs Garland Gillingham supervision.
Gary T. Price of Gallipolis Route 2 a minor by Audree Price filed for divorce from Shirley Price of Crown City in Common Pleas Court. They were married in Richmond Indiana on August 26 1957. They have no children.
Mrs. Robert G. Maiden of Gallipolis, 20, says another vehicle rear ended her on Route 7 four miles north of the city at 3 20 p m. The crash caused a back injury she described as stained. Both cars left the scene and no arrest was made. Patrol notes deer strike on Route 35 near Rio Grande killed a trucker’s semi. Multiple local court fines for speed license issues and other charges were announced.
26 Holzer School of Nursing pre clinical students will be capped Friday at Grace Methodist Church marking completion of probation and entry into the freshman class. Wayne B. Foster Holzer Hospital administrator will address the ceremony with readings and solos by Sara Jane Jones. Public reception follows in the church parlors.
Gallia Academy High School hosts the first local science fair March 20 21 23 with students from Kyger Creek and Gallia Academy. Projects include paramecium slides by Rodney Lusk aquarium balance by Ann Magnussen motor experiments by Bill Webb and electrolysis by Lynda Rees.
The Bowling Green State University symphonic band led by Roy J. Weger will perform at Gallia Academy High School auditorium in Gallipolis at 8 p.m. Monday March 23. The 75 musician ensemble has risen to national prominence with tours and recordings and will play a nine city itinerary in addition to the Gallipolis concert. The program includes Law and Order March, Symphony No. 3 First Movement, March From Cinderella, Symphony for Band, Gallito Spanish March, Golliwogg's Cake Walk, and La Fiesta Mexicana along with featured selections.
In Uzbekistan the head of the Communist party and his deputy were expelled for shortcomings and mistakes. Pravda gave no detailed failures but noted the action. Uzbekistan, a major cotton region of the Soviet Union, was the focus of the reshuffle.
Thomas Jefferson Kirkpatrick, 33, of Okarche Oklahoma, forfeited a 15 dollar bond for appearance on a charge of hauling an overlength house trailer in municipal court on Wednesday.
New Jersey poultry farms report over 15 million hens laying more than two billion eggs annually. The industry highlights robust output and market demand driving continuous expansion.
An old Oklahoma City ordinance requires any animal left on streets to wear a neck chain attached to a 20 pound weight. This rule applies to small dogs like poodles and other pets found wandering in the city.
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