Gallipolis Chamber Publishes Solicitation Council Rules
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce President Roy Ratliff announces the Solicitation Council rules via secretary John Jones. The council, formed by Chamber members, aims to curb questionable solicitations and protect members from poor advertising ventures while requiring written endorsements from the endorsements committee before any ads. Members sign a pledge to cooperate and refrain from assisting weak solicitations, with fines for violations.
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Roy Ratliff
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John Jones
Awallipolis Solicitations
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce
Spcitations Committee
Chamer of Commerce
Spnitations
Jury to hear single major indictment in Gallipolis case
In Gallipolis only one major indictment remains for grand jury action set for June 2. It concerns the manslaughter charge against Jesse Irmiette accused of causing the death of Charles Harrison in a city jail on April when both were prisoners. He pleaded innocent at arraignment and was placed under bond of $1,500.
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Gallipolis
coaaEpion
Jesse Irnette
Charles Harrison
Minor Traffic Accident Gives Police a Break
Gallipolis city police investigated a minor traffic collision at 3 35 p m Sunday on Second Ave near the police station. Officers said Herman Saunders Northup Route 1 tried to pass a car driven by Ervin Burnette 800 Third Ave and cut back into the traffic lane.
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Route 1
Ervin Burnette
Third Ave
Suit Scheduled for May 19 in Phillips vs Schaekel
The petit jury will hear a damage suit May 19 involving Edward Phillips against Dr Edward A Schaekel stemming from a traffic accident. Dr Charles E Holzer spoke at an Ohio Valley Engineers Association meeting in Island View Inn Friday night where County Engineer Ek Leonard served as chairman.
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Gallipolis
Petit Jury
Edward Phillips
Edward A. Schaekel
Charles E. Holzer
Ohio Valley Engineers Association
Island View Inn
Ek. N. Leonard
Two Men Fined in Gallipolis Court
Alfred Russell was fined 50 dollars and costs for intoxication. Harry Griffin Jr. faced a 100 dollar fine and 90 days in jail for assault and battery. Both were arrested by county officers.
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Gallipolis
Alfred Russell
Harry Griffin, Jr
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Shate
Mercerville Man Struck By Car In Nighttime Incident
Raymond Sain, a Mercerville resident in his late 30s, suffered critical injuries after being struck by a car around midnight Saturday on Route North of Gallipolis. The driver, a Bid, said he was traveling slowly about 20 MPH and stopped within 15 feet. The driver took the man to Holzer Hospital for treatment. Deputies Morton Dickey and James Mills investigated the accident.
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Raymond Sainis
Mercerville
Holzer Hospital
Elmer Hatfield
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Morton Dickey
James Mills
Three Weekend Arrests Reported by State Patrol
State Highway patrol logged three weekend arrests. Hillis B. Taylor, 27, Gallipolis, fined $10 for operating a vehicle without a license. Riley Ellis, 33, Rutland Route, cited for no operator license. Mayayne McDonald Kennedy, 20, depart Route 1, to appear for motor vehicle in unsafe condition.
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Hillis B. Taylor
Gallipolis
William Nes
Riley Ellis
Rutland
Justice of the Peace
L. Bggins
Middleport
Vmgayne McDonald Kennedy
Justice Higgins
Wning
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