Gallipolis Truck Crashes Across Several Accidents
State Highway Patrol logged four crashes yesterday in Gallipolis area. Hubert E. Wheeler 42 of Vin ton Route 2 and Hubert K. Almond 34 of Albemarle NC faced charges after two separate semi truck collisions. Carl E. James owner of the parked car received heavy damage. Other drivers George W. Long 39 Bidwell and Israel L. Watson 49 Blackfork collided on James Centerpoint Road. Richard L. Guidos 28 Lowellville was jailed five days for DWI and license suspension. Local court also fined Charles K. Wesson Parkersburg $10 Ronnie Walters Gallipolis $5 and George R. Neal Middleport $5 on speeding.
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Gallipolis
Hubert
State Highway Patrol
Hubert E. Wheeler
Vinton
Justice of the Peace
James A. Johnson
William J. Janes
North Carolinan
George W. Long
Bidwell
Bulaville
Guidos
Gallipolis Corporation
Christopher Fisher
Waterloo
Fisher
Gallipolis Post
DWI
Middeport
Jones
Alfred B. Workman
Middleport
Charles K Wesson
Parkersburg
Ronnie Walters
George R. Neal
Gallipolis City Schools End Year Exercises Set
Gallipolis city schools adjourned for the year with graduations and ceremonies at Washington school and Gallia Academy High School. Eighth graders finished at 11:30 am. GAHS commencement is tomorrow with Dr. Robert B. Sutton as speaker. Principal Ross Fleming to present diplomas. Supt Boggs to hand out keys and athletic honors.
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Gallipolis
Washington School
Gallia ¢ Academy High School
Glenn Graham
Garfield Avenue Church of Christ
Richard North
Linda Rees
Sandra Hood
Beverly Cullip
Billy Webb
Judith Leedy
Jean Ecker
Barbara Niday
Louise Akers
Karin Holzer
Karen Phillipe
Karen "Parks
Penny Fish
Washington
Ohio
John Milhoan
Gil Dodds
Carolyn Sisson
Supt! Boggs
Marcus J. Magnussen
Ann Venz
Robert B. Sutton
Ohio State University
GAHS
Holzer Hospital Notes Move In Daughters Across Families
Holzer Hospital notes list several births including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harmon of Minersville Route 1 and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Deverick of Ck Hill. Also admitted are Richard Simpkins of Point Pleasant and Daniel Lee Kunze of Pomeroy for medical and surgical cases. Dismissals include multiple patients and accompanying relatives.
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W. J. Harmon
Minersville
A. A. Deverick
Ck Hill
Richard Simpkins
Point Pleasant
Daniel Lee Kunze
Pomeroy
J. Claude Easter
Mas‘an
William J. Howard
Brewell
Anthony R. Whaley
Jackson Vreical
Holly Boggs
Clendenin
W. ‘Va
Wamsley Rites Set at Concord Baptist Church
Funeral services for Sarah Wamsley are planned Friday at 2 p.m. at Concord Baptist Church with Rev. Gary Roach officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. She died Tuesday at the Henderson home of her grandson Jack Wamsley. Friends may visit at her daughter’s home.
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Point Pleasant
Sarah Wamsley
Concord Baptist Church
Gary Roach
Jack Wamsley
Henderson
Birth Announced for Sylvia Ann Harper at Fort Monmouth
Sgt and Mrs John William Harper of Fort Monmouth New Jersey announce the birth of their first child a daughter Sylvia Ann born May 11 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cecil Harper Gallipolis Ferry.
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Point Pleasant
John William Harper
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Sylvia Ann
Cecil Harper
Gallipolis Ferry
Ex Principal Evans to be toastmaster at Rio Grande banquet
Rio Grande College Alumni Association will hold a June 2 banquet at 6 30 p m with Ben R Evans of Jackson former Gallipolis Washington school principal as toastmaster Dr R Price Ewing association VP will preside Sim Tracy of Portsmouth will deliver welcome Carrie Dale of Rio Grande will be song leader Lacy Hogan of Bidwell will give Tracy’s speech Warren Diken of Lancaster will sing a solo talks by Rev Orlan Tibbetts and Dr Paul R Lyne Reservations via Pearl Northup Rio Grande association secretary at Rio Grande 55906
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Rio Grande
Ben R. Evans
Jackson
Gallipolis
Washington
Rio Grande College ‘Alumni Association
R. Price Ewing
H Evans
Rio Grande College
Gallipolis Au Cio
Sim Tracy
Portsmouth
Carrie Dale
Lacy Hogan
Bidwell
Tracy
Warren Dicken
Lancaster
Orlan Tibbetts
Barberton
Paul R. Lyne
Camp Plans Discussed by Mason County Leaders Association
The Mason County Leaders Association met at Point Pleasant High School to discuss the annual 4-H camp and a tentative craft class schedule. Miss Pattiehenk spoke on clothing judging for activities day at the camp, with registration for clubs starting at 10 p.m. June 15 features a Round-Up Day with public speaking, demonstrations, and a food judging display.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County +H Leaders Association
Point Pleasant High School
Patiehenk
Mason County Home Remonstration
Huntington Thespians Chapter Formed at East High
Huntington East High School to install a Thespian Chapter Troop 88 sponsor Mrs Ed ward Jackson announced the new chapter Thursday evening at 7 10 The Point Pleasant chapter will initiate 22 new members and stage the play High Window A reception will follow Initiates include Barbara Barr Bever y Cottril Carl Adler Walden Bennet Roush Barbara Russell Neil Minton Hayden Lockhart and others
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Point Pleasant
Edward Jackson
Troop 88
Huntington East High School
Barbara Barr
Bevery Cottril
Carl Adler
Walden Bennet Roush
Barbara Russell
Nial Mint
Vernon Star Dust 4H Club to Host June 30 Festival
Vernon School hosts an old-fashioned festival organized by the Vernon Star Dust 4H Club confirmed at a recent meeting led by President Wanda Thompson. Dottie Roush demonstrated fabric straightening techniques to club members Alice and Dottie during the session. Rio Grande College music students from Rio Grande, Prof Mary Canlon presents a Sunday recital in Community Hall featuring solos duets quartets and chorus.
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Vernon Star Dustws
Vernon School
Wanda Thompson
Dottie Roush
Alice and
Dottie
Rio Grande
Mary C ‘Canlon
Rio Grande College Music Lasses
Point Pleasant Eastern Star Meets at Masonic Temple
The regular semi monthly Eastern Star Chapter 75 meeting was held Monday at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Gene Crow presiding. The next meeting is set for June 2. Lambda Chi Omega sorority to meet at the Moose Home with Mrs. Harley Hartley presiding. Guests included Jay Buckle Gene Jordan and Frances Pritchard of Charleston. Miss Louise Hill graduate of Gauley Bridge High School attended with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crookham Leon.
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Eastern Star Meet
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Temple
Gene Crow
Lambda Chi Omega Sorority
Moose Home
Harley Hartley
Jay Buckle
Gene Jordan
Frances Pritchard
Charleston
C.F. Buckle
Viand St
Drift: Uncontrolled Livestock Movement Defined
In Point Pleasant notes, Ellen Eckard Miss, Mrs Henry Anthony, Alice Rollins, Roxie Hammond and Pliney appear as admitted names. The text defines drift as the uncontrolled movement of livestock from one range area to another, a practice noted in clinic notes.
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Point Clinic
Ellen Eckard
Point Pleasant
Henry Anthony
Alice Rollins
Leon
Roxie Hammond
Pliney
Teachers Are Placed Tentatively at Point Pleasant
At a Monday board of education meeting Point Pleasant teachers for the coming term were tentatively named. Clyde Levine becomes principal at Roosevelt School. James Langdon moves to Arbuckle. Floyd Meadows shifts from Arbuckle to Fairview. Dorothy Mitchell transfers to Walma Junior High. Bright McCausland and Nadine join the junior high staff. William Pack returns from the Army as coach at the junior high. Six one room schools may close with a later decision. withers notes possible student transfer to larger schools if qualified teachers cannot be hired. Next board meeting is June 4.
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Point Pleasant
Board of Education
Clyde Levine
Ordnance School
Rosevelt School
James Langdon
Ohio
Arbuckle
Floyd Meadows
Fairview
Dorothy Mitchell
Wal
Bright McCausland
Lone Cedar
McDermitt
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Fadley
Five Plead Guilty In Intoxication Case At Point Pleasant
Five men and one woman pleaded guilty to intoxication in Justice of the Peace A. M. Goodwin's court. William Turner and Henry Robinette were fined ten dollars and costs by state police. Denver Bates Emory Hayman and Virgil Dunlap were fined amounts and costs by city police. Virgil McDade was fined ten dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail. She was arrested by city police.
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Point Pleasant
Court of Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
William Turner
Henry Robinette
Denver Bates
Emory Hayman
Virgil Dunlap
Virgil McDade
Rio Grande College Grants Degrees and Diplomas
Rio Grande College awards 14 bachelor degrees and 31 other credentials at June commencement. Magna cum laude go to Brisker and two-year commerce diplomas to Martin and Santee. Multiple names listed for AB, BS, and certificates across education, commerce, and related fields.
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Rio Grande College
Mary Margaret Justus
Seioto Furnace
Kay Donna Bias Kriebel
North Kenova
Carol Richard Janier
Centerville
Barbara Jean McArtor
Grove City
Barbara Ann Morgan
Oak’ Hill
Ralph W. Mullins
Wheelersburg
Barbara Ann Silvers
Patriot
Rosalie Dawn Story
Pomeroy
Donald L. Swisher
Vinton
Two Vets Will Speak At Memorial Services
Gallia County Prosecuting Attorney Warren F Sheets will speak at next Wednesday's Memorial Day services at Pine Street Cemetery in Gallipolis. Rep. D C Taber, veteran of World War I and longtime Republican legislator, will address the preliminary service at the World War I doughboy statue in the public square, before processions to the cemetery. Taber is noted as a leading legionnaire and former Gallipolis journalist. Sheets, a Democrat, is law partner to former prosecutor John E Halliday and has WW II service history near Remagen.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Warren F Sheets
Pine Street
Rep
Warren Sheets
Remagen
Germany
Berlin
Ohio Northern University Law School
Mercerville High School
Taber
the Messenger
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Lions Elect Officers at Monday Lions meeting
Lions Club elected officers at a Moose Home meeting including President jumor rur aNT Myrl Coakley and officers Joe JordanGeorge Roberts John Spiggle Jack Kososkie Floyd Taylor tail twister and John Swope managing director Also elected were Malirectors and a board member from the chamber of commerce A regional traffic safety center work meeting to be held Wednesday at Harmon Park Miami Florida was noted with a rail gauge detail from the Seville Hotel.
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jumor rur—_aNT
Myrl Coakley
Lions Club
Moose Home
Joe Jordan
George Roberts
John Spiggle
Jack Kososkie
Floyd Taylor
Siders
Dye
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Virgil
Edward Howard
John Swope
Aiden
Giedter
Telion Tamer
John Burille
Bill Chamber of Commerce
Gregory
Knox Dye
Ate Eet
Foun Pleasant
South Ce
United States
DT Chamber of Commerce
Seville Hotel
Harmon Park
Miami
Fla
Sylvania plant open urged to shift to civilian work
Burnside writes to Dow, chairman of Sylvania, urging the Point Pleasant plant stay open by moving defense plants into civilian production. Navy and ordnance show interest in keeping trained workers on site to prevent layoffs, with Civilian items as a bridge during wartime. Burnside says Navy has not publicly commented.
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Point Pleasant
Huntington
Burnside
Dow Itetell
Board of
Sylvania
Navy
Ordnance
Burneside
Theavy
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