Eight Weekend Mishaps Reported in Ohio Patrol Brief
Gallia county patrol logs list eight weekend accidents with four injured. One woman, Clara Pullins, 30, of Dayton, severe head and body lacerations. 24 stitches required, condition listed as fair. Incidents occurred near Jackson Route 35, Gage Route 141, and Silver Bridge Route 7, with several drivers cited or fined for left of center and other violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Clara Pullins
Dayton
Oak Hill
James E. Pullins
Jackson
Franklin Eugene Walter
Northup
Gage
Route 141
Lee Petroglyph Road
Carl E. Knox
Ray
James Lucas
Wellston
Bobby Lee Johnson
Columbus
Lee B. Weiher
Rio Grande
Herbert H. Burton
Weiher
Webster
Silver Bridge
Alfred Williams
Victor Bradbury
Earl Walters
Huntington
William Baisden
Charleston
Baisden
Ethel G. Rice
Gallipolis Police Probe Multiple Crashes This Day
City police investigated three traffic accidents. Elmer Lamm 25 Gallipolis cited for reckless operation after a crash with Robert Burger driven car at Third and Pine at 3 30 pm with medium damage. Two minor collisions followed on State and Third streets. Sidney Craig and Lawrence Mitchell both of Gallipolis fined 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication and resisting an officer.
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Francis M. Allen
South Webster
Donald Estep
Miller
Joseph E. Graybeal
Huntington
Carl van Way
Joseph Elmer Mandeville
Miamisburg
Ronald Searls
Oak Hill
Robert Downard
Dundas
William J. Johnson
Gallipolis
Paul H. Allinder
Letart
W. Va
Elmer Lamm
Lamm
Robert Burger
Bidwell
Third
Pine St
Kenneth M. Swanson
Ralph E. Albright
Patriot
State St
James Snodgrass
Jerry F. Kuhn
Thurman
Sidney Craig
Lawrence Mitchell
Justice of the Peace Court
Reading Club program and local society notes
Mrs. C. L. Head hosted the Reading Club on Park Drive with a talk by Mrs. John Kay on her Mediterranean trip. The meeting, presided by Mrs. John E. Carpenter, included refreshments for a list of members and guests. Charlotte Jean Reed and Lowell Johnson Brumfield announce their marriage in Glenwood with plans to reside there.
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C. L. Head
Reading Club
Park Drive
John Kay
Southside
Kay
Mediterranean
John E. Carpenter
Vena Finley
Bessie Johnson
Norman Foss
J. S. Rhoades
Eugene Sterrett
I. G. Wolden
A. F. Wilson
B. W. Lambing
J. E. Sommer
Wallace Burdette
Delbert Staats
Otto Reed
Glenwood
Charlotte Jean Reed
Lowell Johnson Brumfield
Manford Brumfield
Justice of Peace Office
Height EUB Church Banquet For Mothers And Daughters
The annual mother and daughter banquet at Height EUB Church is Monday at 6 15 p m in the church dining room. A covered dish dinner will be served and all mothers and daughters are invited. Mrs Byron Dudding and Mrs Carroll Cox will present the program.
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Height Eub Church
Byron Dudding
Carroll Cox
Sunday dinner guests gathered from several towns
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Matthew of Gallipolis Ferry included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelley and children Bill Pat and Maggie Jo of Point Pleasant, Mr and Mrs. Joe Conrad of Louisville Ky, Mr and Mrs. Robert Matthew and Cathy Ann of Columbus Ohio, Mrs. Marvin Wolf and sons Bill and Bob of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. William Hendry and daughters Johana and Mary Lyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Long and children Eddie Robert Jimmy and Tana of Gallipolis Ferry. Also Mr. and Mrs. James Sturgeon of Huntington visited with her mother Mrs. Shirley Waugh of Jefferson Ave. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sayre Leon Route included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Biffle and children David and Glenda of Columbus. They were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sayre. Sunday guests also included Mrs. Roy Blessing and children Delores Myrtle and Bill of Lincoln Ave.
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John Matthew
Gallipolis Ferry
Lawrence Kelley
Bill
Pat
Maggie Jo
Point Pleasant
Joe Conrad
Louisville
Robert Matthew
Cathy Ann
Columbus
Ohio
Marvin Wolf
Bob
Gallipolis
William Hendry
Johana
Mary Lyn
Phillip Long
Eddie
Robert
Jimmy
Tana
James Sturgeon
Huntington
Shirley Waugh
Jefferson Ave
Bill Biffle
David
Glenda
Roy Plessing
Lincoln Ave
Abe Sayre
Leon Route
Roy Blessing
Delores
Myrtle
Navy Installs Brain Wave Machines Aboard Ships
Navy doctors report a seagoing electroencephalograph aboard the hospital ship Consolation to study brain injuries in Korea. The device, tested at sea, aims to diagnose hidden brain damage quickly for Marines and sailors wounded in combat and flown to ship hospitals.
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Washington
Navy
Korea
Consolation
Japan
River Traffic Gallipolis Locks Report
River traffic at Gallipolis locks lists boats with up or down readings and times across several vessels including Blazer Semet Indiana Rand Bruce P Chatten Neville Banta Invader R W Lea Manitou and Kanawha River boats Joe Cook Kenna Patriot Stevenson Jerry Waxler Criss Monroe A V Criss W L Jones Advance Price E Hatfield. Upper gauge 18.0 lower 188 feet 30 feet at rollers Montgomery 13 feet Kanawha Falls 8.56 rising Pt Pleasant 25 09.
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Gallipolis
The
Blazer
Semet
Indiana
Rand
Bruce
P. Chatten
Neville
Banta
Invader
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Pt. Pleasant
Holzer Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
Mrs. John V. Jones of Pomeroy bore a son and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Gallipolis also had a son. Cpl. Richard Bane of Gallipolis and Mrs. Harold Ferrell of Vinton were admitted. Discharges include Robert Roach Cloyd Johnson Mrs. Carl Pullins Sara Walters Nora Mallick Mrs. Russel Poole Mrs. William Biffle Mrs. Mary Sarver and Leroy Wyant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Jones
Pomeroy
Kenneth Smith
Gallipolis
Richard Bane
Harold Ferrell
Vinton
Robert Roach
Cloyd Johnson
Carl Pullins
Sara Walters
Nora Mallick
Russel Poole
William Biffle
Mary Sarver
Leroy Wyant
George Mayes Dies at 81 Services Held in Henderson
George Robe rt Mayes 81 a Mason County resident died Saturday at his Henderson home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p m at the Church of Christ in Henderson with Max Cleveland officiating. Burial followed in Suncrest Cemetery. Survivors include wife Kath erine L Mayes son Maurice A Mayes step son Lyle Austin brothers James T Mayes and Charles E Mayes sisters Ida Arrington and Marquet Wall four grandchildren Sonyo Jo Maury Maurice Mayes and Richard Austin. The body was at the residence for visitation.
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Point Pleasant
George Robert Mayes
Church of Christ
Henderson
Max Cleveland
Huntington
Mayes
Mason County
Gallipolis Ferry
James and
Mary Marrow Mayes
Katherine L. Mayes
Maurice A. Mayes
Lyle Austin
Hogsett
James T. Mayes
Charles E. Mayes
Ida Arrington
Marquet Wall
Gallipolis
Sonyo Jo
Maury
Maurice Mayes
Richard Austin
Suncrest Cemetery
Stolen 1952 Chevrolet Recovered Damaged in Hartford
A 1952 Chevrolet sedan owned by E mer Graham was stolen between 9 p m Wednesday and 6 30 a m Thursday in New Haven. The car was found later Thursday in Hartford hung up in a cinder pile and returned to the owner with very little damage. Graham lives in St Albans and works at the Vanadium plant in Graham Station.
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Point Pleasant
Emer Graham
New Haven
Graham
St. Albans
Graham Station
Hartford
Point Clinic Notes and Discharges
A historical notice lists admissions for Mrs Mary Long of Gallipolis Ferry with tonsillectomy surgery on Saturday, Mrs Owen Coffee of Leon with surgery on Saturday, and Mrs Helen Arnold of Gallipolis with medical care on Saturday. Also released are Mrs Robert Whittington, Mrs Ferrell Wamsley and her infant son.
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Mary Long
Gallipolis Ferry
Owen Coffee
Leon
Helen Arnold
Gallipolis
Robert Whittington
Ferrell Wamsley
Reverend Bowie warns seniors of five key pressures
In a junior high gym baccalaureate address Reverend William Bowie outlined five paramount pressures for the future economy social culture politics and religion and urged strengthening Christian character as the safeguard. He likened graduates to a deep sea diver building internal pressure to resist external force. The service included an invocation by Reverend D M Dorsey and benediction by Reverend Harry Eckles.
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Point Pleasant
William Bowie
D. M. Dorsey
Main Street Baptist Church
Harry Eckles
Heights Eub Church
Princhpal C. H. Withers
John H. Martin
Chet Haddox
LORC May Meeting Tickets Available
The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will hold its May meeting at the First Christian Church in Athens on May 15. Tickets are available from Wayne Foster or Homer Walters. The speaker will be Floyd Delasmut.
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Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
First Christian Church
Athens
Wayne Foster
Homer Walters
Floyd Delashmutf
Truck overturns in Linco ln Heights kills two men
A two ton truck overturned in suburban Linco ln Heights Friday night killing two men. Police investigated the fatal crash as neighbors watched the wreckage and authorities cleared the scene.
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Cincinnati
Lincoln Heights
Locks Under Repair Slow Gallipolis Lockages
Repairs are underway on the upper gates of the main locks at Gallipolis causing limited traffic. Eleven boats required 28 lockages as the Neville with two derrick boats along nine empty vessels one pig and three equipment made five lockages. Delaware has 295 miles of railroad lines.
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Gallipolis
Neville
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Joseph Jewell
R. W. Sayre
Otis Smith
Elma Woods
Oral Eads
Charles Musgrave
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T. L. Morrison
Holzer Hospital
George Mayes
Point
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DuPont
DuPont Car Wash
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Baby Walker
Moore
Moore's
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Lakeside Cuttyhunk Line
Carty Hayes Fishing Outfit
Kylon
Auto Top
Delta Power-Ring
Electric Lantern
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Avy Dubattery Electric
Virginia
Kentucky
Bowie
Mr. Bowie
LORC
State of
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St.Joseph Sit
Ohioan
New York
Camp Fire Girls Organization
R. L. Heminger
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Fr. Holtzman
Columbus Rupture Clinic
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Berry Hotel
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