Public Address System Gift To Gallia High School
The Southwestern School Board approved a public address system for Gallia High School Auditorium donated by Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd. Lloyd, a district bus driver, and his wife Opal Miller, the high school English instructor and senior class sponsor, valued the system at over $300 per board clerk Arlie Davis. A delegation of parents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Southwestern School Board
William Lloyd
Lloyd
Opal Miller
Arlie Davis
Fines levied for intoxication and fighting in Gallia County
Gallia County cases include Jerry Ferguson and Edwin Kaylor fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication and disturbing the peace by fighting at a Kanauga tavern. William Kerwood pleaded guilty to intoxication, case continued. Other sheriff and city court actions noted along with school board hiring and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jerry C. Ferguson
Middleport
Edwin P. Kaylor
Letart Route 1
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital News Births Admitted List
A list of births to Livingston Gore Thomas Sau ders and others from various towns. Hospital admissions include William L. Maddy Mrs Harry Gibbs Steven Schilling Chester Patterson John Thomas Joseph Baker Hugar Buckler Vernon Keels Hogue Tipton Gibbs Ellis Williams Rayburn Cornell Sparks Grimm Donahue Kelly Hill Myers Hall Carnette Eubanks Harper Taylor Brown Wells Evans Gurney Randolph Boyd Dillon Lanham Crothers Jones and others. Blood used Monday 2 pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Maddy
Kananga
Harry W. Gibbs
Hartford
Steven D. Schilling
Rutland
Chester A. Patterson
Gallipolis
John H. Thomas
Middleport
Joseph Baker
Coolville
Hugar D. Buckler
Ashland
Vernon W. Keels
Oak Hill
Orville H. Hogue
Daniel R. Tipton
Ironton
Ervin B. Gibbs
Timothy A. Ellis
Cheshire
Samuel F. Williams
Shade
Clifford A. Rayburn
Red House
W. Va
Lelia C. Cornell
Eureka
Cecil Sparks
Elizabeth H. Grimm
Racine
Jesse Donahue
Point Pleasant
Paul D. Kelly
Wellston
Robert F. Hill
Ella G. Myers
Xenia
William M. Hall
Charles K. Carnette
Blaine
William H. Eubanks
Jackson
Mary J. Harper
Connie P. Taylor
Robert L. Brown
Ripley
Carrie L. Wells
Vinton
Elizabeth S. Evans
William Gurney
Coalton
71 New Cars Sold In April In Hocking
Logan County reports 71 new cars sold in April per Count Clerk Thelma Keyes. Vehicle titles issued total 832 with 339 for resale and 200 used retail. Mortgages filed 400, cancellations 343, April receipts 1331 dollars with 324 to the state and 1006.75 to the county. Families/ownership updates follow at Walnut Hills and Warner Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Logan Chieftain Squaws Club names 1963 Fourth of July volunteers
Logan High School officials named committee chairs for the 1963 annual Fourth of July celebration at the LHS athletic field. Mrs. James Koontz will head the concession stand, Mrs. Everett Shaw supervises ticket sales, and Mrs. Wayne Cummins leads the cake committee. May hostesses include Mrs. Jack Acker, Mrs. Glendon Shriner, Mrs. Edwin Schneider, and Mrs. Douglas Sigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan High School
Logan Chieftain
LHS
James Koontz
Everett Shaw
Wayne Cummins
Jack Acker
Glendon Shriner
Edwin Schneider
Douglas Sigler
Gas Company Starts Replacing Old Gas Lines
Gallipolis Ohio Fuel Gas Co begins replacing an old line on Chillicothe Road ahead of resurfacing that connects Route 588 and Route 7. The firm also replaces mains on Third Avenue to be resurfaced by the city. Bids on materials for both projects open at noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Chillicothe Rd
Third Ave
Logan dog warden reports county work totals
Hocking County dog warden James E. Leonard reported to the commissioners that he traveled 1119 miles and collected 92 dogs for adding to eight carried over from March. He sold 48 licenses for 122 dollars, nine dogs were released for fees and keep for 21 dollars, plus a 2 dollar burial fee for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
James E. Leonard
Sabin Oral Polio Clinic Set for May 19 in Gallia
Gallia Sabin Sunday will be held May 19 at Washington Elementary School. Gallia County Medical Society ordered 15,000 Sabin oral polio vaccine doses with no charge. a 25 cent contribution to offset costs is welcomed. Volunteers from the Gallipolis junior women's club and local mothers clubs will assist. Residents who have not had oral polio vaccine are urged to attend, even if they had the injectable Salk vaccine, to help wipe out polio in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington Elementary School
Gallia County Medical Society
Gallia County
Central PTA Elects Chiefs and Hears Education Talk
Central PTA elected Morton Epstein as president for September start at its May meeting in Central School. Other officers named were Evans Hand as vice president, Mrs. Richard Rowe secretary, and Ray Campbell treasurer. Allan McClellan urged Ohio education support with a film Schools Come First. Members planned letters to General Assembly leaders and Governor Rhodes to back public education. The library committee was praised for work on the new school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schmidt
Richard Rowe
John McBroom
Herbert Nunnally
Judge Hears Three Cases In Hocking County Court
Three cases were heard by Judge Vaughn Collins in Hocking County Court on Monday. Ollie B. Bell pleaded guilty to unsafe vehicle operation and was fined $25 plus costs. Loyal E. Barnhart forfeited a $20 bond after failing to appear on a charge of operating an unsafe vehicle. Emil Beavers was found innocent and not guilty of permitting animals to run at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Scott
Ashland
Mary Scott
Sylvester Marcum
Crown City
Jack H. Davis
Gallipolis
William H. Janes
Spencer D. Sayre
Grimms Landing
W. Va
Sayre
Janes
James A. Clark
Richard Smith
Vine St
Clark
Jones
Anthony Merola
Frankie Bennett
Clyde E. Sheets
Mercerville
Stanley P. Saunders
Northup
Charles E. Osler
Vinton
Kermit O. Pauley
Pearl Dempsey
Chicago
Jesse L. Garrett
Monroe
Mich
David D. Roush
Point Pleasant
LOGAN
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Ollie B. Bell
New Plymouth
Loyal E. Barnhart
Logan Rt 3
Emil Beavers
Red Cross Plea For Clothing Help For Fire Victims
Gallia County Red Cross asks for furniture and clothing for the family of Opal Marcum whose Providence School Road home burned Sunday night. Two boys need size 6 and 12 clothing, two girls size 10 and 15, and Opal wears a size 20 dress. Call Mrs. Mary Porter at Alpine 66692 to donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
American Red Cross
Opal Marcum
Providence School Rd
Lawrence R. Huber
DAR Hears Report on 72nd Congress at Lafayette Hotel
Galliapolis DAR members and guests met at the Lafayette Hotel for a luncheon and a report on the 72nd Continental Congress by Miss Catherine Hayward and Mrs. Iris B. Miller. Seventeen members attended with two guests. the meeting was led by Mrs. L. H. Nelson in regent Mrs. Lawrence Gates’s absence.
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Gallipolis
Continental Congress
Catherine Hayward
Iris B. Miller
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lafayette Hotel
L. H. Nelson
Lawrence Gates
Dana Andrews
Frank Shaw
Edna Thivener
Ella Rothgeb
Edith Northup
Cincinnati
DAR
Margaret Ecker
Ann Hill
D. R. Richards
Grace Guild Installs New Officers
Grace Guild of Grace Methodist Church held its annual picnic at Holcolm Hill home of Mrs Harland Martin as Mrs Harry E Hamilton was installed president Also installed were Mrs Mary George as teacher and Mrs Harold Swindler as vice president plus Mrs Charles Smith as secretary treasurer Twenty seven members attended and presented gifts to retiring teachers Mrs George and Miss Mildred Wise Co hosts were Mrs George R Roberts Mrs Hoke Robinson and Mrs E Ray Bailey
Logan Calendar Women's Club events kick off season
The Logan calendar lists a 6:30 p m kick off dinner at Hocking Hills Country Club for the Women s Golf Association opening session plus Naomi Circle potluck at the Methodist Church led by Mrs C F Ackers. Other gatherings include Past Matrons and Patrons dinner at Brandt s Mecca Room and a Bible study at First United Presbyterian Church.
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Women’s Golf Association
Hocking Hills Country Club
Naomi Circle
Methodist Church
C. F. Ackers
CES
Brandt
Mecca Room
Neal Dillon
Myrtle Lefever
WSWS
Eub
R. B. Sinnott
D. W. Dunkle, Kyn
First United Presbyterian Church
Among Ourselves Club
Paul Dollison
YWCA
Girl Scout
Homemakers Club
Blosser’s
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Ratz laff of McArthur announce a daughter. Mrs Chester Davis of Columbus Mrs Woodrow Ferrer of Athens Route 5 Mrs Edith Ellison of Logan John McGath ey of Mansfield Edward God frey of Logan. Dismissed Leota Dicken of New Plymouth Mrs Edna Parker Toean Mrs Cecil Berry and son of Logan.
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Charles Ratzlaff
McArthur
Chester Davis
Columbus
Woodrow Ferrer
Athens
Edith Ellison
Logan
John McGathey
Mansfield
Edward Godfrey
Leota Dicken
New Plymouth
Edna Parker Toean
Cecil Berry
Mrs. Donald Warehime To Head Band Boosters
Mrs. Donald R. Warehime was installed as president of the Gallipolis Band Boosters at a Monday meeting at Gallia Academy High School. Outgoing president Mrs. Max Avner opened, with officers named and a May rummage sale planned at the old Ohio Valley Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Donald R. Warehime
Gallipolis Band
Bara
Gallia Academy High School
Max Avner
Wayne Amsbury
James Hanson
Jack F. Knight
Band Boosters Club
A. Kimball Sutter
Ohio Valley Bank
Leadership Campers Selected For State Junior Leader Camp
County 4 H advisers chose candidates to attend the State Junior Leadership Camp June 10 to 15 at Camp Ohio near Utica. Winners, a 4 H boy and girl, will be announced after acceptance. Committee also planned a booth for the 1963 Gallia County Junior Fair and discussed coming events. Attending were Mrs Aldeth White vice chairman Mrs Eugene Stevens secretary Mrs Louis Persinger treasurer Raymond DeLille Bud Carter and Extension agent Pat Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
4-H Advisers
Camp Ohio
Utica
Bud Carter
Aldeth White
Eugene Stevens
Louis Persinger
Raymond DeLille
Carter
Pat Glass
Gallia Commissioners Visit Mental Health School in Gallia
Gallia County commissioners visited Grace Methodist Church to review funding for a mental health school for mentally retarded children. The four‑week project, led by Mrs. John Boerger and teacher Annabelle Ball, seeks state aid through local funding or county support, with re‑opening dependent on finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Grace Methodist Church
Helen Spriegel
Nyle D. Borden
Glen R. Hueholt
Gallia
Annabelle Ball
Square Dance Club Ends Season in Logan May Session
The Square Dance Club closed its season with a May session at the Logan Clay Products Co. recreation hall. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emrick. Francis Myers led the business meeting in William Moore’s absence, while plans for a summer picnic were discussed. A letter from former caller Mrs. Jo Hardy and her husband John, now in Grand Bahama, was read. Evans S. Hand and wife served on the coffee committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Clay Products Co
Robert Emrick
Francis Myers
William Moore
Jo Hardy
John
Grand Bahama
Florida
Evans S. Hand
Man Faces Sentencing in Child Support Case
Logan-Leonard Phillips 51 of Wellston waived counsel and pled guilty before Hocking County Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer after an information charged failure to provide for minor children. The case was continued to May 95 with Phillips released on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leonard Phillips
Wellston Rt. 3
Hocking County Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Phillips
Grand and Petit Jury
Phillins
Membership Drive Planned By Chamber
Gallipolis Ohio the executive committee of the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce met at the Lafayette Hotel to plan a 1963 membership drive to begin at next Monday's board meeting. Current membership is 76 with a list of former members being prepared for distribution. The peak membership previously reached 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Hotel
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Thelma Elliott
Deputy to Texas to collect child support warrant
Gallia County Deputy Sheriff Ivan Fife traveled Monday evening to Brownsville Texas to retrieve a warrant related to non support charged by his former wife Imogene McGlothlin dating back to 1957. Russell McGlothlin, 39, involved in the case.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ivan Fife
Brownsville
Texas
Russell McGlothlin
Imogene McGlothlin
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
An inventor who is hard of hearing for over a decade has perfected a very small transistor hearing aid. The device makes whispers crystal clear and is so discreet that friends won’t notice how you hear. For information write HEARING, Dept. N-2, P.O. Box 8302, Erie, Pa.
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P.O
Erie
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Hilda Butt
Markin-Blanton Co
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Ella Mae Cox
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Ann Belville
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Clarence E. Thompson
Betsy Ross
Kyger Creek High School
Addaville Elementary
Valley Baking Co
Cheshire-Kyger Eleentary School
Raccoon Board
Raccoon School Board
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Citizens’ Committee
Raccoon
F. W. Burdell
Citizens Committee
Edna Graham
Holzer Hospital News
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Leon
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Richard Andrew Ortiz
Salinas
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Heart Talk
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R. D. Briggs
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John D. North
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Ford A. Howe
Candy
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Tom Jones
Melvin E. Gatewood, Jr
Frank Mills
J. Roy Bartlett
Kenneth Worman
Tracy Casto
Addison
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Brick School Rd
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Centerville Village
Scotty Roberts
Washington St
Second
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Pomeroy
City Loan and Savings Company
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