Four Fined After Arrest By Patrol
GALLIPOLIS The State Highway Patrol lists several convictions Monday. Duane R. Longenette, 20, Reedsville, fined for passing without assured clear distance. Thomas J. Stacey, 58, Little Rocking, fined for illegally crossing a yellow line. William C. Slater, 37, Long Bottom, fined for permitting his car to be driven by an unlicensed minor. Harley Emmet McGhee, 58, Dayton, forfeited a $25 bond on a speeding charge. Thomas Hastings, 21, Kalamazoo, Mich., forfeited a $15 bond for passing without assured clear distance. Roy G. Sisson, 63, Marion, fined for failing to yield the right of way. An accident on Route 790 near Route 218 involved Charles E. Estes, 21, Columbus, whose car rolled over after leaving the road during a sharp turn at 1:45 a.m. Monday.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Duane R. Longenette
Reedsville
Thomas J. Stacey
Little Hocking
William C. Slater
Long Bottom
Harley Emmet McGhee
Dayton
Thomas Hastings
Kalamazoo
Mich
Roy G. Sisson
Marion
Charles E. Estes
Columbus
Ire oo Inhabitants Named as Original Residents
The article notes that the first people believed to live in Ire oo were ots, cited as the area's earliest inhabitants in historical records.
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Ireoo
Wellston Man Injured in Tractor Accident
Millard Christian, 38, of Wellston Route 3, was admitted to Holzer Hospital Monday afternoon after a farm tractor overturned. He suffered a fractured jaw and severe cuts to the head and face.
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Gallipolis
Millard Christian
Wellston
Holzer Hospital
Local family visitors and hospital stay noted
Mrs Pearl Garnes spent days with her son Bill who is in a Navy hospital in Portsmouth Virginia. Mr and Mrs Hoyt Ferguson of Rutland visited Mr and Mrs C L Patterson.
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Grass Run
Pearl Garnes
Bill
Portsmouth
Hoyt Ferguson
Rutland
C. L. Patterson
Lewis Boggs
Columbus
Marion McClure
Bertha Garnes
Gary
Ed Jordan
Carl Hill
James Cottrill
Cheshire
Daisy Patterson
Open House Observed At School
GALLIPOLIS Washington school held an open house with a PTA event at night. Hundreds attended to view crafts from first through eighth grades, with tables across halls showing arts and crafts and on stage boys’ manual arts woodwork and girls’ domestic science works.
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Gallipolis
Washington School
PTA
Births and admissions listed at Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital notes report births for George White and Paul Stanley families. Admission includes Anne Dyer and Richard Lee with several surgical and medical cases for numerous patients across Mason Racine Wellston Jackson Gallipolis and other towns. Discharges list multiple patients and infants including Saxon Russell and infant.
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George White
Gallipolis
Paul Stanley
Crown City
Anne F. Dyer
Mason
Richard Lee
Racine
Medical
Jack J. Dotson
Red House
W. Va
Surgical
James E. Grace
Columbus
Clyde Camp
Radcliff
Frank Collins
Carpenter
Joe Spires
Wellston
Bradie Whittington
Grimms Landing
Eugene Stover
Point Pleasant
Sa Patton
Jackson
Garland E. Bostic
Hogsett
Joe Eggers
Vinton
Linda Collins
Basil Holley
Bladen
Clayton Keesee
James Clark
Arthur L. Ervin
Stewart Moystin
William Ross
William J. Reisinger
Perry County Court News Highlights In 1951 Estate Actions
Administrators appointed in multiple estates including George J. Nugent and Albert Abbott. Value notes show assets from $800 to $32,570.03. Guardianship bonds set, appraisers named, and wills filed. Civil suits include City Loan on Savings against Dale F. Keister for $207.76 and 6 percent interest. Marriages and realty transfers listed in New Lexington and Crooksville areas.
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New Lexington
George J. Nugent
William A. Welker
Arthur C. Nugent
Laverne Tikie
Albert Abbott
Hemlock
Stephen D. Larzelere
L. E. Crowley
John Dorsey
Robert M. Strode
Lester L. Klinger
Jackson Twp
R. L. Householder
D. Griggs
W. A. Metzger
Edgar D. Allen
Crooksville
Douglas Delong
A. A. McGonagle
Catherine F. Allen
City Loan On Savings
Dale Fe, Keister
Underwood
Hazel Marie Hilliard Thomas
Raymond Hilliard Thomas
Columbus
Hazel Marie Hilliard
John C. Furguson
River Traffic Gauge Readings and Boat Movements Listed
Monday May 11 river traffic shows gauge readings at Locks 18 to 23 and Gallipolis, Winfield, Kanawha Falls, and Point Pleasant. Multiple boats are listed with up or down movements on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers including the Midcontinental Queen U-No Francis Keeley Rob erts Clemens Monongahela Penn Criss Cornell Jefferson Price Central Charles Parker Sohio State Lucas Blazer Ernestine Lehigh Linda Chotin Semet Creditor Lynn Smith Stevenson Shir ley Marmet Pioneer Ogram.
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Gallipolis
Winfield
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
U-No
Francis
Keeley
Roberts
Clemens
Monongahela
Lucas
Blazer
Ernestine
Lehigh
Linda Chotin
Semet
Creditor
Lynn Smith
Stevenson
Kanawha
London
Shirley
Marmet
Pioneer
Ogram
Hopelessness In Europe Described by Paul Frank
Paul Frank, newscaster, spoke at the Farmer's Hotel dining room on Europe’s hopelessness among war scarred youths. He contrasted European youth outlook with American opportunity, noting apathy in German and metro French populations. A post talk movie was shown with coffee cake and ice cream served.
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Gallipolis
Europe
Paul Frank
Farmer's Hotel
Frank
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
America
Germany
France
Holzer Hospital Open House Showcases Tour and Diets
More than 1000 guests toured Holzer Hospital Sunday as part of Hospital Week. Student nurses led visitors through the building highlighting ongoing work and dietary kitchens prepared refreshments while showcasing various diet plans used in patient care.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Hospital Visitation Highlights New Incubator In Cincinnati
During a patient feeding session visitors were shown the newly presented hospital incubator. The Dionne q incubator, used for the day, was later returned to Cincinnati after the visit period.
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Cincinnati
Now Gas Makes a TV Set Cost You Less
The article explains how gas-assisted production reduces costs for television picture tubes, enabling high speed mass production of large glass and metal shells. Precision gas heating bonds the glass faceplate to the metal shell, lowering manufacturing costs and retail prices for consumers. Texas Eastern serves the industry.
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Light and Heat
Texas Eastern
Lancaster County Gas Co
RCA Picture Tube
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
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