Man fined in Gal lipolis for petit larceny
Pearl Elkins of Wellston pleaded guilty to petit larceny in Gallia County Common Pleas Court after a reduced charge from breaking and entering. He admitted stealing a car battery, garden hose, and wrecking bar valued at 20 dollars from L O Massie's Vinton Route 2 premises. Judge Betz ordered payment for the items. A UN city cost study lists Santiago Chile as cheapest among 45 cities.
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Gallipolis
Robert M. Betz
Gallia County
Common Pleas Court
Pearl Elkins
Wellston
Elkins
Sheriff's Department
L. O. Massie
Vinton Route 2
Holzer Hospital Notes Births Admits and Discharges
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard S Vance Rodney a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alfred R Stewart Mason a son to Mr and Mrs Darrell R Gandee Leon Route 2 Admitted list includes Mary B Rutledge Ironton and others from Kentucky Florida and Ohio with names noted Dismissals list includes multiple patients and a note that blood used Wednesday one pint.
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Richard S. Vance
Rodney
Alfred R. Stewart
Mason
Darrell R. Gandee
Leon Route 2
Mary B. Rutledge
James Browning
George Schrader
Willard Ebersbach
Calvin Simpson
William Hall
J. Oran Clouse
Paul Kelly
Jesse Donahue
Otto F. Reiker
John Huggins
Raymond Scherman
Ronald Hill
Oliver van Meter
William Burke
Lawrence Wolfe
Judson Moreland
Harley Stalnaker
David Herbert
Henry Hilgenberg
Maria Wilson
Timothy Ellis
Steven Schilling
James W. Taylor and Son
Ronald G. Martin
State Patrol Auxiliary Conducts Arms Class
Gallia County State Highway Patrol Auxiliary held an arms class in the American Legion Hall with eight members present. Sgt. Pierce D. McCreedy led instruction on weapons use and criminal apprehension as Pt. J. D. Wogan introduced a patrol shotgun. Meetings will pause June through August and resume in September.
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Gallipolis
Pierce D. McCreedy
Gallia
McCreedy
Farm Bureau Recommends No Vote on Wheat Referendum
Gallia County Farm Bureau trustees met to study the wheat referendum and unanimously advised a no vote for the May 21 ballot. The action reflects the bureau’s aim to protect farmers’ interests as membership rises beyond 180 paid members, the highest in Gallia County since the mid-1950s.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Gallia County
Farm Bureau
Golden R. Canaday
Northup
Ohio Farm Bureau
River Traffic and Dam Conditions Report with Listings
Gauges at Gallipolis and other points show rising levels and rollers. The report lists river conditions on the Kanawha and Ohio rivers, dam statuses, and numerous boat movements in the Gallipolis, Kanawha, and Ohio river systems. New Haven social note records the Rebecca Circle meeting at Mrs Herman Layne with devotion and a program on Peace and War.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Greenup
Runni
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Hunutington
Inca
Robert W. Lea
Albert F. Holden
Kathy R
Invader
Peggy Downey
Louisiana
John Morrow
Elgercliff
Semet
Mary B
Kanawha
London
Solvay
Marmet
Alan R. Merrill
Winfield, Dispatcher
James R. Hines
Jacob
Defender
Ben McCool
Diesel
Stevenson
Francis Hoagland
OVEC
Virginia
Little Edward
Titan
Lock
Miss Lou
A. E .Dyke
Myrtle C
Western
Bayou Lacomb
J. S. Lewis
H. E. Bowles
E’ Deana Bosworth
Elisha Woods
Chippewa
Bob Benter
William H. Zimmer
New Haven
Rebecca
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Herman Layne
Lloyd Roush
Regents Bill Praised By Senator At Rio Grande Convocation
Senator Oakley Collins praised a board of regents bill for enabling Rio Grande College and similar schools to expand via eminent domain while speaking at Rio Grande College in Davis Hall. He outlined a companion minimum salaries bill costing about 12 to 13 million dollars, with scale for teachers from 3250 to 6600 dollars depending on training and degrees.
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Gallipolis
Oakley C. Collins
Lawrence
Board of Regents
Rio Grande College
Davis Hall
Ohio
Ironton
Sen
Collins
Senator Addresses Reapportionment and Budget Austerity
At a 31 person audience, the senator spoke on legislative and congressional reapportionment, the austerity budget, and blue laws.
Homemakers Honor Ten Seniors at Farewell Buffet
Gallia Academy High School Future Homemakers of America held its annual farewell buffet at Washington School Cafeteria. Ten seniors were honored: Marilyn Maxwell Deanna Wright Sharon Holbrook Marjorie Mitchell Ruby Wilt Cheryl Baisden Lana Gee Betty Henderson Terry Gabrielli Joan Darst. Installation of 1963 64 officers highlighted the meeting.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Homemakers of America Club
Washington School
Marilyn Maxwell
Deanna Wright
Sharon Holbrook
Marjorie Mitchell
Ruby Wilt
Cheryl Baisden
Lana Gee
Betty Henderson
Terry Gabrielli
Joan Darst
Chris Knotts
Judy Steger
Tona Arrowood
Linda Hornsby
Joy Conley
Gallipolis Kiwanis hear city solicitor on government
Gallipolis city solicitor R William Jenkins spoke at the Kiwanis dinner at Tyes Restaurant detailing city department functions and praising the present administration for managing a 650000 dollar annual budget. The program for next week will be led by Dorothy Toler.
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Gallipolis
R. William Jenkins
Dorothy Toler
Gallia County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Andrew Toler
Kiwanis Club
Robert E. Jenkins
Marshall Kimmel
Rio Grande College
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