Rhodes to Speak at Gallipolis Industry Dinner
Gov. James A. Rhodes will headline the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce industry appreciation dinner at 6 30 p m April 2 in the Washington School cafeteria Tickets are at Ohio Bell Rio Grande College Southern Ohio Electric Co and the Chamber of Commerce office Rhodes praises industry as Ohio's key to growth and jobs in Industry Appreciation Month remarks
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Gallipolis
James A. Rhodes
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce
Washington School
Ohio
Rhodes
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Rio Grande College
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Lafayette Hotel
Registration deadline for May 5 primary in Gallia County
Gallia County voters must register by 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Board of Elections office 26 Locust St. Those who voted in the last two years may still vote May 5. First time registrants include those who have not voted recently or will be 21 before the fall general election, and people who have moved or changed names. Those who move after March 25 may vote in the primary at their prior precinct.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Board of Elections
Locust St
Mildred Stevens
Stevens
Fisticuffs Costs $92 as Motorists Pay Fines in Gallia Court
In Gallipolis Richard T. Mills 21 pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace by fighting and paid 92.20 including a suspended 40 fine. Opponent Kenneth R. Lowe 20 from Fort Meade Md forfeited a $50 appearance bond. Other items cover fines for traffic and license violations and a upcoming semiannual pediatric cardiac clinic led by Drs Hosterman and Hosier for ages birth to 21 by referral.
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Gallipolis
Richard T. Mills
Gallia County
William H. Sowers
Mills
Sowers
Minor Asks For Divorce In Gallia County Petition
Iva Elizabeth Myers 18 files for divorce from Carl E Myers in Gallia County Common Pleas Court citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty She also seeks alimony and custody of two minors Married May 14 1960 in Gallipolis Court records show.
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Gallipolis
Iva Elizabeth Myers
Gallia County
No Action On Joining Association In Gallia County
Gallia County Board of Education tabled action on joining the Ohio School Boards Association. Superintendent T K Owens noted that Jackson Lawrence and Meigs counties are not members. Dues are 100 dollars yearly. Also released the first report of attendance officer Donald Hardesty who made 15 truancy calls and traveled 284 miles in his first month, earning 34.08 dollars. The board approved John F Dudding as substitute bus driver in Hannan Trace District, approved bills, and heard the superintendent’s monthly report.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
John F. Dudding
Hannan Trace
Rio Grande seeks applicants for Baldridge reading course
Rio Grande College dean Dr. Carl L. Wilson requests responses by Friday on the number of students for the five week Baldridge speed reading course and potential summer term offerings for 1964. The course costs $75 and targets readers from high school sophomores upward.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Carl L. Wilson
Wilson
Ohio
Tools Are Thief's Loot
Gallia County deputies report a breaking and entering at William J. Howard’s home on Keystone Road near Vin ton Route 2. Items stolen include socket wrenches and auto tools valued at 75 dollars, a 35 dollar tool box, 17 gallons of gas worth 6 dollars, and two gallons of motor oil. Howard found the loss on Sunday after returning home about 4 p.m. following an absence beginning Friday.
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Gallipolis
William J. Howard
Vinton
Gallia County
Howard
Subdivision Layout Ordinance Submitted
County Board of Health discussed a first reading of a subdivision layout ordinance requiring surveys and contour maps for plats before sale. It also reorganized leadership with Dale Gleason as president, W Brown as first vice president, and Lee Rose as second vice president. The board approved plat details and allowed sanitarian William Neal to attend the April 13 meeting of the Ohio Association of Public Health Sanitarians.
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Dale Gleason
Vinton Route 1
W. Lewis Brown
Gallipolis
Lee Rose
Crown City Route 1
Board of Health
William F. Neal
Ohio Association of Public Health
Deshler Hilton
Columbus
New Cub Pack Grows to 54 Members in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Cubs add Den 7 with nine boys at Grace Methodist Church under cubmaster Richard Carter. Den mothers are Mrs D Kenneth Morgan and Mrs Eugene Boster. Den meets Tuesdays 7 to 8 p.m. at the Morgan home. Scouts-O-Rama is set for April 11-12 at the Point Pleasant Armory with ticket sales income of $100.85 last year. five tickets win a patch.
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Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
Richard Carter
D. Kenneth Morgan
Eugene Boster
Den
Morgan
Edgemont Dr
Paul Campbell
Gil Price
Tom Morgan
Ben Baxter
Pat McKean
Jerry Wallis
Pat Boster
Donald Jerrell
Porter Nutter
Carter
National Guard
Point Pleasant
Two Mishaps Investigated in Gallipolis
Police probed two weekend accidents in Gallia County. At Third and Court a 42 year old driver, Paul Shato, was rear ended by Emerson Bennett, 19. In Evans parking lot a 32 year old, Ulysses Skeens, collided with Karen Jones, 20, both incidents minor with no injuries or charges filed. Dr Francis W. Shane to lead second chest clinic at Gallia County Health Department. Arizona copper mines supply about forty percent of US production.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Francis W. Shane
State St
Third
Paul Shato
Emerson F. Bennett
Shato
Bennett
Ulysses C. Skeens
Patriot Star
Karen Jones
Point Pleasant
Evans
Skeens
Jones
Gallia County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Gallia County Health Department
Holzer Hospital News Admits List and Dismissals
A long list of admissions to Holzer Hospital including Mr. and Mrs. Hindy new daughter, and many others from New Haven to Point Pleasant. Dismissals include Ernest Rairden, Ollie Elliott, James Miller, Debra Gentil and several more.
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Daniel J. Hindy
New Haven
Lowell E. Speakman
Wellston
Glen D. Hammons
Bidwell
Ernest Rairden
Ollie Elliott
James Miller
Debra Gentil
Roger Bentley
Kathy Claypool
Richard C. Johnson
John Caldwell
Morton Montgomery
Charles Clay
Ray Wiseman
Daniel Dawson
Lonnie Shinn
Bobby Stover
Robert L. Smith
C. William Steele
August E. Rouse
Francis E. Petrie
River Traffic and Dam Status Across Ohio and Kanawha Rivers
River gauges report various run feet of rollers and crest levels at Gallipolis Greenup Meldahl Kanawha Falls and Pome with several dams down in the Huntington district. Boat movements on Gallipolis Kanawha and Ohio rivers show multiple vessels up and down at different locks and times throughout the day.
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Montgomery
Greenup
Meldahl
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomenrason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington
Bowles
R. H. Bosworth II
Semet
Onward
Western
John Ladd Dean
Illinois
Elisha Woods
Kanawha River Boats
Solvay
Phillip Sporn
Lock
A. J. Patten
Little Edward
Rose
Defender
John J. Rowe
Mr. Mae
E’deana Bosworth
Harvey Jordan
Eastern
Vulcan
Whayne H
Harriett
Allied-Ashland
Bob Benter
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Ironton
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Harry M. Miller
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Holzer Hospital News
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Henry W. Dailey, Jr
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