Rio Grande College seeks new president after Lyne retirement
Rio Grande College plans to replace President Paul Lyne after June 3 retirement due to health. Nineteen applicants, four meeting all qualifications, are being screened by an executive committee led by Frank Morrow. The board meets June 2 to name a successor or assign a committee to name one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Thomas
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Paul R. Lyne
Lyne
Florida
Frank Morrow
Wellston
Raymon T. Allison
Stanley L. Evans
Francis W. Shane
John E. Halliday
Henry W. Cherrington
James F. Arnold
Middleport
Forrest Shoemaker
Ohio University
John F Stiffler
Jackson
Samuel §S Davis
Columbus
North Central Association
Duke
Emory
Higher Learning
Dr. Lyne
Morrow
Jean Cooper
Charles H. Withers
Delbert T. Reese
A L Dillon Dies at 93 Former Gallia teacher remembered
Gallipolis Ohio. Alpha L Dillon 93 Crown City retired school teacher died Sunday in Holzer Hospital after three weeks illness He taught 45 years in Gallia and Lawrence Counties He was a mason longtime Crown City resident church member and Sunday school teacher Survived by two brothers a sister three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Masonic rites set for 8 p m Monday at Waugh Halley Wood funeral home burial at Crown City Methodist Cemetery service Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev Joe Fulks officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Alpha L. Dillon
Crown City
Holzer Hospital
Dillon
Gallia
Lawrence
Miller
Platform
Lawrence County
Henry
Sarah Corn Dillon
Betty Fulks
Stanley
Ferry
Arnold
Orin Dillon
T. G. Dillon
Eureka
W. H. Dillon
Alice Shaw
Waugh- Halley - Wood
Funeral
Crown City Officers Face Court Rulings on Multiple Charges
Crown City marshal Junior R. Hall forfeited a $25 bond in Municipal Court for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Jerry L. Stover faced a reckless operation charge continued to next Saturday. Donald Miller pleaded guilty to assault and battery, case continued. Judge Janes fined Ora Shaver for assault and battery and William Saxton for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown City
Gallia County
Donald Miller
Oak Hill
Sheriff's Department
Phillip du Frain
William H. Janes
Janes
Ora A. Shaver
Gallipolis
Frances Caldwell
Dyer Caldwell
William Saxton
Notice of Appointment and Bid Notice in Ohio
Robert M. Hill named executor of Marion Tone's estate in Meigs County. Lawrence F. Boya appointed administrator of Inest Sutton's estate in Rutland Meigs County. Ohio University seeks sealed bids by May 10 1962 for six frame houses on Richland Avenue Athens with sale on an as is basis. Bonds required. right to reject bids reserved. Purchasing Agent W H Herbert Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Hill
Langsville
Ohio
Mariontone
Meigs County
F. H. O'Brien
Lawrence F. Boya
Middl
Inest Sutton
Rutland
Ohio University
Athens
Richland Avenue
W. H. Herbert
Gun Safety Class For Scouts In Gallia County
Gallia County Boy Scout Troop 203 begins a five lesson gun safety course at the Gallia County Gun Club Monday night. I. J. Miller, NRA instructor, leads with Scoutmaster Mac Eddy assisted by club president Junior Simmons. Each boy pays 50 cents for supplies. six week course culminates with a written exam and line firing, with fathers/guardians present. Successful scouts earn NRA certificates and shoulder patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
NRA
Dairy Princess Chosen in Gallia County June Contest
Gallia County Dairy Service Unit plans a dairy princess contest June 8 to cap June dairy month. Entry deadline is June 1, with blanks available at the county extension office. Open to Gallia County girls with dairy farm backgrounds who are single and high school graduates by June 1, 1962. ages 16 to 25 by October 1962. The winner will represent Gallia at the state contest June 22-23 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Dismisses Update
Admitted Daisy Cannon Merrill Hutton and Harry Deible all of Logan with medical needs along with Charles Moore Logan Route 2 and Jesse Kitchen. Clarence Daisy of Logan transferred to Doctor's Hospital in Columbus. Myrtle Riser of Logan discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Cannon
Logan
Merrill Hutton
Harry Deible
Charles Moore
Jesse Kitchen
Clarence Daisy
Doctor's Hospital
Columbus
Myrtle Riser
Dog Bites Child in Hocking County Incident
Five year old Cynthia Dane was bitten on the head by a collie owned by Curtis Kinneer in Greendale while visiting grandparents. The injury required four stitches at Mount St. Mary Hospital. The dog will be kept under 14 day surveillance due to no rabies history.
12 Highway Cases Heard Driver Jailed
Gallia County Municipal Court punished 12 highway cases. Charles F Williams 35 Gallipolis was fined 50 dollars plus costs and jailed five days with license suspended six months for driving while intoxicated.
River Traffic and Dam Status on Ohio River System
Gauges on Gallipolis Kanawha and Greenup report rollers and crest levels. dams on Kanawha River towns Marmet Winfield London, and Ohio River movable dams in Huntington District are up except Dam 23. Lock activity lists numerous boats with up and down movements. Gallia notes a marriage license for Thomas A. Milstead and Sharon L. Pasquale in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montgomery
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington
National
Cotton Queen
Invader
Salvati
Lock
Albert F. Holden
C. V. Harner
Bob Benter
Bingo
Mary B
Onward
Robert G. West
Peggy Downey
Criss Jr
Ovec
Mark Eastin
Brimstone
Beckford
St. Genevieve
City of
Ravenswood
Elisha Woods
Sam Clemens
Dorothy Estes
Valley Transporter
Illinois
Faso
Louisiana
Jerry Bosworth
Helen
Frances Hoagland
Nita Dean
Elgercliff
Craig M
Solvay
Vulcan
Laguna
Semet
First of Season Horse Show at Gallia County
Gallia County Riding Club hosts the season opener at the Gallia County junior fairground on May 20 at 1 pm. The event features 14 required classes plus three cash award events led by key race pickup race and chicken race. Judges are Paul Sammons and Dr. John Martin from Ashland. lunch stand opens for refreshments. admission 50 cents for ages 12 and up, free under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County Riding Club, Inc
Gallia County Junior Fairground
Reba Cramer
Ohio Valley Horse Show Association
Paul Sammons
John Martin
Gallia County
Bidwell Man Held on Patrol Hit Skip Charge
Robert H Myers 51 of Bidwell pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a Highway Patrol hit skip charge. He posted 500 bond and case continued. The 8 35 p m Friday accident on Bulaville Porter Road 1 5 miles south of Route 554 involved a parked car owned by Cecil Berry 43. Berry pursued and stopped Myers after he failed to stop. Moderate damage to both cars. Also two Sunday accidents in Gallia and Meigs counties with charges for speeding and failure to yield. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert H. Myers
Bidwell
Highway Patrol
Myers
Bulaville-Porter Road
Cecil W. Berry
Berry
Gallia County
Meigs County
Clarence D. Stout
John E. Griffith
Columbus
Porter
Stout
Griffith
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Goldie E. Jones
Albany
Thomas J. Werry
Pomeroy
Werry
Jones
Three Money Suits And Two Divorces Filed In Gallia Court
Virgil and Mary Day of Gallipolis filed in Gallia County Common Pleas seeking court ordered sale of 1.36 acres in Gallipolis Two to satisfy a $1416.86 judgment from Aug 17 1960, with liens from Veterans Administration Pure Oil Co and Gallia County Treasurer. Also two other money judgments against Grube and Hall and two divorces granted Judge Betz list Eleanor Wallace and Faye Lamm with child custody and weekly support orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Virgil and
Mary Day
Gallia County
Bob and
Lorraine Adkins
Pure Oil Co
Columbus
Veterans’ Affairs
Adkins
Veterans Administration
Harrington & Richards, Inc
Worcester
Mass
Thomas Grube
Grube
Midland Finance Co
Morgantown
W. Va
Griggsby F
Georgie Ruth Hall
Robert M. Betz
Eleanor I. Wallace
James F. Wallace
Akron
Faye Lamm
149 Polio Shots Given At Saturday's Clinic
Gallia County health nurses administered 149 polio immunizations at the weekly free clinic in the courthouse basement, bringing yearly totals to 1115 shots. Nurses also gave 35 DPT, five diphtheria tetanus, one typhoid and 18 smallpox vaccinations with aid from clerk Madeline Rees and sanitation worker William F. Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pearl Hatfield
Naomi Rose
Madeline Rees
William F. Neal
Radcliff Endorsed for Fourth District Court of Appeals Seat
The Hocking County Bar Association met last week and unanimously endorsed Judge William D. Radcliff of Circleville for re election to the bench. Radcliff, a Republican, faces opposition from Marshall Carlisle of Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Bar Association
William D. Radcliff
Circleville
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Radcliff
Marshall Carlisle
Jackson
Rio Grande May Queen Rita Sheward Crowned at Rio Grande
Rita Sheward of Jackson was crowned May Queen at Rio Grande College May Day ceremonies, witnessed by 410 people. Rob ert Graves presided as escort, with a multi event program including former May queens, a minuet, maypole thrice, and a prom later that evening with David Parks as escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheward of
Jackson
Rio Grande College
Paul R. Lyne
Rita
Robert Graves
Student Senate
William K. Cooper
William Ll. Cooper
Rio Grande
Anita Louise Hill
Charles Hill
Ricky V. Stout
John Andy Morrow
Thomas Darnell
Rio Grande College May Queens
Marlene Logsdon
Molly O'Meara Owen
Margaret Arthur Jenkins
Joan Havener Schrader
Rosemary Salser Evans
Amy Louise Smith
Bernice Keyes Fugeman
John Handley
Carolyn Evans
Queen's Court
Zeta Chi
Athena Archon
Circle-K
College Christian Association
David Parks
Queen Rita
Hal Scott
Ashland
State violators cited as drift in Hocking brine pollution
Ohio officials from the Division of Mines the Water Pollution Control Board and the State Health Department inspected salt brine pollution in Hocking County. They found improvements but many violations including broken seepage dikes excess crude around well heads and brine being trenched or siphoned into streams. Stream tests ranged from 1200 to 3350 parts per million. Drains in dikes that let brine escape were found elsewhere. A detailed study is planned Monday to require violators to obtain permits and dispose of brines under board supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Division of Mines
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
State Health Department
Hocking County
Water Pollution Control Board
Municipal Court Gets Two Cases
Gallia County Common Pleas Judge Betz bound over Kermit A. Pauley and Mary Elizabeth Blackburn of Patriot to the May term grand jury on charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit personal violence. They pleaded innocent and the Municipal Court retains final disposition for the misdemeanor. The sheriff’s department arrested the couple April 22 after allegedly forcing entry into G. C. Venters’ Northup residence and beating his mother, Mrs. Mary Venters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
Kermit A. Pauley
Mary Elizabeth Blackburn
Patriot
Betz
William H. Jones
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital News Details Family Birth Announcements
A string of birth notices lists new arrivals to families in Middleport Patriot Route 2 Crown City and nearby locales including Rutland Millwood Coal Grove New Haven Ripley and Clifton. The section ends with a legal item noting Donald L Smyers of Lancaster fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Donald L. Smyers
Lancaster
Hocking County Judges Receive Primary Instructions
Presiding judges for Hocking County's 33 precincts were told to report results after 6:30 p.m. and to call statewide totals into the Secretary of State's office. Voters may choose party nominating or special issues. no write-ins for central committee, but allowed elsewhere. Board members listed: Joe M. Brown chair, Erma Myers, Phil Henderson, John Ayers, Roy L. Anthony clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Court House
County Election Board
Election Board
Secretary of State
Central Committee
Hocking County Election Board
Joe M. Brown
Erma Myers
Phil A. Henderson
John Ayers
Roy L. Anthony
Senior Class Services Set At Union Furnace
Baccalaureate is set for 8 p m May 20 and commencement for 8 p m May 24 at Union Furnace for Starr Washington schools. Terry Timson will deliver the baccalaureate sermon The Time of Your Life. John W Robison will give the commencement address Plus Ultra. Nina Lou Rafferty and Barbara Ellen Bryan will give the valedictory and salutory addresses respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Starr-Washington
Union Furnace
C. C. Penrod
Terry Timson
Berea Presbyterian Church
Wiley Baker
EUB Church
900 Dogs Vaccinated in Gallia County Clinics
Veterinarians vaccinated eight dogs at Cora and 18 at Centenary to reach 500 dogs vaccinated across 17 clinics last week. Dr. George Ely Dr. Dan Notter and Dr. Phil Lip Edmuston sponsor clinics with Gallipolis City and Gallia County Health Departments. Monday 6:30 p.m. Bob Saunders Service Station Second and Pine. Remaining clinics Tuesday 2 p.m. Mercerville Wednesday 2 p.m. Crown City fire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Centenary
George Ely
Dan Notter
Gallipolis
Phillip Edmuston
Vinton
Gallia
Bob Saunders
Second and
Pine
Mercerville
Crown City
Two Gallia Girls In Beauty Contest Finals
Carol Martin of Gallipolis and Dottie McCarley of Vinton were finalists in the Miss Portsmouth Area preliminaries at Portsmouth. They join eight other finalists to vie for the Miss Portsmouth Area crown and a path toward Miss Ohio and Miss America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dottie McCarley
Vinton
Portsmouth
Gallia County
Beulah Marie Volmer Dies at 30 Haydenville
Beulah Marie Volmer 30 of Haydenville died Saturday after an extended illness at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Haydenville Methodist Church, Rev. Haskell Moore officiating. Burial in Wolfe Cemetery. She is survived by husband Raymond Volmer, one son Randy, two daughters Elisabeth Ann and Ruth Ann, mother Marie Toether Moore, six brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville Methodist Church
Beulah Marie Volmer
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Marie Toether Moore
Phillip Moore
William
U. S. Army
Rhode Island
Charles
James
Roger
Logan
Lewis
Springfield
Victor
Dayton
Nancy Smith
Hillsdale
Mich
Catherine Sharp
Union Furnace
Haskell Moore
Wolfe Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Jobless Claims Down in Gallia and Meigs Counties
In the week ending May 5 the Gallia Meigs area shows 522 fewer unemployment claims than a year ago. Meigs County reports 352 fewer claims with 24 initial and 293 continued, while Gallia counts 201 fewer with 24 initial and 293 continued. The local office holds 317 total claims, down from 518 a year earlier. Logan Lions Club hosts wives at Glenview Party House Monday for Aunt Jemima Days. speaker is William Selby of Pure Oil Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Meigs County
Frank W. Childers
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Logan
Logan Lions Club
Glenview
William Selby
Pure Oil Co
Columbus
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the Messenger
Rio Grande Presidency
Big Ten Uni
A. L. Dillon
Crown City Methodist Church
Joe Fulks
Oma Williams
R. Hall
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charles F. Williams
Williams
Garrell J. Spencer
Raymond Wolfe
Syracuse
Benjamin O. Shenfield
Betty Jean McCoy
Helen Fisher
Greenfield
Louise E. Litaker
Charleston
Douglas H. Hoskins
Greensboro
N. C
Charles W. Patrick
Ceredo
John Bernard
John R. Johnson
Rocksboro
Robert E. Myers
A&p Names
James D. Wagner
Parkersburg
Logan A&p
Carl Radcliff
A&p Wilmington
Wagner
A&p
North Baptist Church
Donald
West Virginia Baptist Youth Fellowship
Parkersburg High School
Wagners
Thomas A. Milstead
Baker
Sharon L. Pasquale
Mrs. Titov
Uptown
Washington, D.C
Gherman Titov
Tamara
Miss Sheward
Betsy Field
Rio Grande College Choir
Judy Brown
Ohio University Jayvees
Rio Grande College Redmen
Holzer Hospital News
Elmer E. Sigman
Paul E Settler
Benjamin L. Franklin
Ferne S. Barker
Gregory A. Gooderham
Isaac F. Radcliffe
James O. Brotherton
Millwood
Loren D. Stumbo
Coal Grove
Robert L. Roush
New Haven
Robert V. Kerwood
Ripley
W. V
Kenneth E. Haning, Jr
Cheryl Green
Peter S. Waldeck
Stanley W. Swain
Pamela S. Knopp
Clifton
Emma _ Bissett
Richard Fick
Alva Jiiden
Ernest Sellards
J. Roy Bartlett
Perry Campbell
Glenna Arnold
Carl Davis
Lawrence Kline
A. P Kerr
Melvin Welch
Robert R Greene
Stanley Niday
Michael Jacobs
Bruce Hart
Lancaster Man
Barbara Ellen Bryan
Timson
Gallipolis — Veterinarians
Carol Martin
Ber
Commerce
Logan—Funeral Services
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