Athens finance shows balances and fund transfers in 1961
City Treasurer reports fund balances receipts and disbursements across General Water Works Garbage and other funds. Highlights include total receipts 1 772 109 23 and total disbursements 1 513 069 13 with year end balances and notes on pension funds and debt transactions.
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Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Glouster Ohio
The State of Ohio Athens County offers for sale at public auction on April 26 1962 at 1 30 PM at the East door of the Athens County Court House the real estate in Glouster including two tracts on Main Street. The property appraised at 5500 00 requires at least two thirds of the appraisal price and sale is cash only. Sheriff Harold E Shields and attorney C Michael Molchan oversee the sale.
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Athens County
First National Bank
McConnelsville
Ohio
Lee D. Lemoine
Margaret Ann Lemoine
Court House
Athens
Trimbletown
Glouster
Ohio Company
Main Street
Beeing
Harold E. Shields
Michael Molchan
City Commission To Discuss 1962 Budget Appropriation
Gallipolis City Commission meets at 6 45 p m Friday in the city manager's office to review the 1962 annual appropriations and approve the appointment of a member to the city board of health. If approved the 1962 budget of 568 822 50 in expenditures will cut 144 263 54 from the 1961 budget of 713 086 04 leaving a December 31 balance of 40 468 35 in all funds.
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Gary R. Short
City Board of Health
River Traffic and Dam Conditions on the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers
River readings show rising water and many movable dams down in the Huntington District. Locks report multiple boats up or down at various hours with several vessels listed across Kanawha and Ohio rivers, indicating active waterway operations and dam status.
City Schools May Not Have Spelling Contest
Gallipolis officials indicate no city-wide elimination spelling bee this year to select a regional entrant. An elimination be among seventh and eighth graders may still determine Gallia Academy High School’s city representative for the Huntington regional bee. County rural schools hold a separate county contest with 22 spellers competing.
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Huntington
W. Va
Washington
Evan H. Evans
Evans
Water high but no flood threat on Ohio River
Ohio River not expected to exceed flood stage with rainfall likely to rise only slowly. Gallipolis Roller Dam reported 34.9 feet and rising. rollers removed at Gallipolis and Greenup Dams. River traffic remained normal as towboats moved upriver, Raymond E Salvati carrying 16 empty barges completed 150 mile transit in about 13 hours.
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Ohio
Eureka
New
Greenup
Upper
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Kanawha River
Winfield
Raymond E. Salvati
Salvati
Hospital Births and Blood Usage Report
A list of newborns at Holzer Hospital with parental names including Hank Forgey James A Thomas Pearle Stuckey and many others. The record notes blood used on Thursday totaling eight pints.
Pupils Enter Science Fair In Huntington
Gallia Academy High School sent 11 of 12 regional science fair winners to Marshall University Huntington W Va for the regional event. First place local winners Dennis Avner Rodney Lusk Gary Fenderbosch Tom Bailes joined the trip along with Richard Hamilton Anne Ford Diana Parsons Kathy Boggs Larry Baker Gary White Len Rees Clyde Hill stayed behind. Judging was set for Friday afternoon with results to be announced at 730 p m. Students will stay overnight in Marshall University dormitories and later Saturday the public may inspect their exhibits.
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Gallipolis
James N. M. Davis
Gallia Academy High School
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall Univer
Dennis Avner
Rodney Lusk
Gary Fenderbosch
Tom Bailes
Richard Hamilton
Anne Ford
Diana Parsons
Kathy Boggs
Larry Baker
Gary White
Len Rees
GAHS
Clyde Hill
Marshall University
Driver Cited After Crash in Gallia County
In Gallia County two cars collided at the Routes 160 and 554 intersection at 8 30 a m causing medium damage. Driver John E Ralston 19 Bidwell Route 1 was cited for failure to yield to the northbound Glen A Christy 29 Gallipolis and ordered to appear in Gallipolis Municipal Court. Cub Pack 203 meets 7 30 p m Monday at Grace Methodist Church with a review of Scout O Rama.
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Porter
State Highway Patrol
John E. Ralston
Bidwell
Glen A. Christy
Ralston
Christy
Grace Methodist Church
Earl Durham
Sheriff Reports Two Break In Enter Cases In Gallia County
Gallia County sheriff reports a break in at James Merry Stone Co on Route 35 near Rodney with $52 stolen. Deputy Long says burglars entered by breaking a window and took three one dollar bills and coins. A second break in at Fred Rice's Saunders Road home near Waterloo involved four juveniles aged 9 to 15 who confessed. They entered by window and took blankets quilts an army cot and cooking utensils. All stolen items recovered and charges filed ahead of juvenile court appearance.
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Gallia County
Sheriff's Department
James Merry Stone Co
Rodney
Lester Hudson
Grant Long
Fred Rice
Saunders Road
Waterloo
Long
John W. Howell
Ohio Ski Champions On Gallia Water Card
Gallpolis Boat Club announces a June 10 water show in Gallipolis featuring two current Ohio state ski champions and two former Cypress Gardens skiers. Corky Nishwitz, Ohio’s leading woman skier, will perform a backward swan and holds best overall female skier awards from five 1961 tournaments.
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Boat Club
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Gallia County Boy Scouts Fund Drive Seeks Donors
Gallia Gallipolis Meigs district asks community support through a sustaining membership drive. Herb Bush, district chairman, cites scouting value and a Kentucky prison official's remark about scouts. Donors are urged to mail pledges to Herb Bush at Bob Evans Steakhouse in Gallipolis.
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Gallia County
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Herb Bush
Bush
Kentucky
Boy Scouts
Bob Evans
Death notices for C W Carter and divorce filing for Linda Queen
C W Carter 68 of Waterloo Star Route died Thursday at Huntington Veterans Hospital after years of declining health. Survived by two brothers, two sisters, and a half sister. services Saturday at Miller Funeral Home, burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Linda Queen files for divorce from Lucian Queen in Gallia County Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. seeks child custody and alimony.
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Nellie) Carter
Dayton
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Jessie) Bentz
Fremont
Verda Brown
Marysville
Miller Funeral
Earl V. Cremeens
Mound Hill Cemetery
Gallipolis
Linda Queen
Gallia County
Gallia Girl Scouts to Attend Huntington Pageant
Gallia County 14 Girl Scout units will participate in the Rocky Ledges Council pageant at Huntington Memorial Field House Sunday marking the 5th anniversary of Girl Scouting in America. Exhibits open 1 to 2 45 pm. pageant at 3 pm with rehearsals the day before. Each unit debuts a Dimes For Daisy box supporting the Juliette Lew Fund for Latin American scouts.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Iuntington
Gordon Gibert
Huntington
Memorial Field House
Rocky Ledges
Girl Scout Council
America
Juliette Lew
Mrs. Dora Flen Brown Rites Set In Bremen
Mrs. Dora Flen Brown 88 of 135 Garfield Ave died Thursday in Holzer Hospital after a period as a patient. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Snyder funeral home Bremen with burial in Bremen Cemetery. Calling hours are Saturday at Wetherholt Elliott Sanders funeral home. She was born in Bremen daughter of the late David and Sarah Hufford Ruff. Survived by husband John V. Brown a stepson Earl Brown two stepdaughters Goldie Allison and Helen Burnette five step-grandchildren two step-great-grandchildren and brothers Charles Ruff Kirkersville and Henry Ruff Bremen.
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Former Ene Woman Leona Johnson Roush Dies
Leona Johnson Roush 86 of Akron died recently. Services set for 4 p.m. Saturday at Vernon McCoy Funeral Home in Vinton with Rev. David Pharr officiating. Burial will follow at Vinton Memorial Park. She was born in Meigs County to Alonzo and Anice Johnson and lived in Akron 35 years. Survived by husband John M. Roush and sisters Mrs. Harold Coulter of Gallipolis and Mrs. Eva Culler of Akron.
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Vernon McCoy
Vinton
David Pharr
Vinton Memorial Park
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Meigs County
Alonzo and
Anice Thompson Johnson
John M. Roush
Harold Coulter
Gallipolis
Eva Culler
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