Bobcat Track Hopes Rise With Freshmen
Coach Stan Huntsman sees a stronger program as 1960 track season ends. Despite three dual meet losses, the Bobcats finish fourth in the MAC and welcome incoming freshmen like Bob Rollinson Larry Wycoff Don Madison Gary Bryson and Jim Zettelmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Huntsman
Bobcats
Bob Harrison
Don Redman
Bob Albright
John Balough
Les Bowman
al Fanaff
Quentin Meng
Dill
Loder Lampela
Bob Rollinson
Larry Wycoff
Don Madison
Gary Bryson
Jim Zettelmeyer
Mel Clark Forms Team At Wahama
Mel Clark forms an independent baseball team to open its season at 8 pm Thursday against Racine on Wahama High School field. Clark serves as manager and the squad will face Charleston, Parkersburg and traveling teams with players from Bend including Bill Wilson, Tom Grueser, Gary Moore, Rusty Wamsley and others.
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Pomeroy
Mel Clark
Racine
Wahama High School
Charleston
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clark
The
Bend
Bill Wilson
Tom Grueser
Gary Moore
Rusty Wamsley
Jimmy Lewis
Gerald Clark
Darwin Clark
Ralph Clark
Lawrence Lieving
Eugene Hesson
Elmer van Meter
Luther Tucker
Yogi Wayland
Joe Bradley
Marshall To Join Browns
Cleveland adds Ohio State tackle Jim Marshall from Regina of the CFL in exchange for rookie Bob Ptacek. Browns coach Paul Brown calls the move a big deal as Marshall strengthens the line. Ptacek was run out after the Browns exercised an option and notified Regina. Marshall, from Columbus, played at OSU and was a sixth round Browns pick last winter.
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Cleveland
Jim Marshall
Ohio State University
Regina
Bob Ptacek
Cleveland Browns
Paul E. Brown
Marshall
Browns
Ptacek
Michigan
Columbus
OSU
Hegan Plans Return With Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians veteran catcher Jim Hegan, 39, intends to sign with the Chicago Cubs after being released by the Giants last fall. A 16 year Indians stalwart, Hegan will travel to Chicago with manager Lou Boudreau, his former teammate, joining the Cubs as they begin a new chapter under Boudreau.
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Cleveland
Jim Hegan
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs
Hegan
San Francisco Giants
Detroit
Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Cubs
Winners listed for annual Boy Scout horse show at Harmon Park
The list of winners from the annual benefit horse show hosted by Boy Scout Troop 252 at Harmon Park covers lead in ponies, ponies under 48 inches, fine harness, gaited horse, equitation riders under 18, western pleasure, roadster and bike, keg race, parade, five gaited, western working, and English pleasure. Names include Janice Houck, Wren Dilcher, Ramona Amos, Woodie Sue Hayner, The Majorette, The Admiral, Walter Windsor, Jim Gross, John Houck, and many others.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
Boy Scout Troop 252
Silver Sandy
Janice Houck
Wren Dilcher
Trixie
Ramona Amos
Tom Boy
Woodie Sue Hayner
Majorette
Gallia County Group Reports Big Plans For New Industry
Gallipolis area development officials announced the first stock sale for the Ross County industrial fund, totaling 317 shares at 25 dollars each. Richard E. Midden outlined local growth from a new plant with 100 workers and important ripple effects through housing, autos, and retail trade.
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Gallipolis
Richard E. Midden
Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce
Ross County Industrial Fund
New York Times
Midden
Chillicothe
Ans
Ross County
Johns-Manville
Industrial Fund
Midder
Forger Is Sentenced To 1-20 Years In Ohio Pen
Gallipolis common pleas judge sentencing Joseph D. Fisher age 29 of Jackson to 1 to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary on each of two forgery counts. Sentences run concurrently after Fisher pleaded guilty following a grand jury indictment and a preliminary hearing. He previously served time for forgery in Mansfield Reformatory and faced warrants in several Southern Ohio counties.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
Joseph D. Fisher
Jackson
Ohio
Fisher
Loren Kerr
Hobart Foster
Bessie Vaughn
Betz
Mansfield Reformatory
Jackson County
Two Drivers Plead Guilty To DWI In Municipal Court
Gallipolis and Meigs County cases show Ray D. Jones of Guysville and Albert D. Smith of Middleport pleading guilty to drunken driving. Both receive six month license suspensions, $50 fines plus costs, and five days in jail. Additional fines issued: Virginia K. Neville for no operator license. Jones for a defective muffler. Bonds forfeited for speeding and no highway use tax permit. Cecil T. Swartz of Maysville Kentucky fined in Meigs County Court for passing with insufficient distance ahead.
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Gallipolis
Ray D. Jones
Guysville
Albert D. Smith
Middleport
State Highway Patrol
William H. Jones
Jones
Virginia K. Neville
Bidwell
Robert W. Tatin
Urichsville
Eugene van Meter
Frankfort
Meigs
Cecil T. Swartz
Maysvile
State
Scouts Form New Patrols In Gallipolis Troop 203
Boy Scout Troop 203 formed two new patrols Monday night with Terry Shrader leading the Owl Patrol and Kenny Thomson leading the Eagle Patrol. The addition brings the troop to four patrols and a camping trip to Lake Vesuvius is set for June 3-5.
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Gallipolis
Terry Shrader
Owl Patrol
Kenny Thomson
Eagle Patrol
Jim Hackworth
Lake Vesuvius
Notice of Appoint ment and Legal Notices in Athens County
Notices announce Louis K. Ni-s named games administrator of Athens County Ohio with four months to file claims. Also court notices in Athens County disclose divorce filings and service issues for Shirley Dodd Rogers versus Philip Rogers and Lillian Rides versus Norman Rides with hearings set after mid June 1960.
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Louis K. Ni —S
Grosvenor Street
Ohio
Games
Rere
Gaveville
D. 1
Athens County
Harold J. Rose Seatane
Said
Court OF Common Pleas
Shirley Dodd Rogers
Philip Aware
Philip. Roggers
Clogers
Graba
New York
Lillian Rides
Norman Rides
Hazentreet
Jackson Heights
Long Island
Lillian
Rowland
Money action filed in Gallia County court
The Columbus Truck and Equipment Co. filed a money action Monday in Gallia County Common Pleas Court against John D. Simmons of Bidwell Route 2 seeking $125.98 plus six percent interest since January 8, 1959, on an account.
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Gallipolis
Columbus Truck and Equipment Co., Inc
Gallia County
River Traffic Report From Kanawha and Ohio Rivers
Gauges show Gallipolis at 17.4 and 12.5 with 11 feet of rollers. Montgom ery 15.9 and 9.7 cresting 15 feet. Ohio River movable dams mostly up. several locks report ships down or up including Cred itor 13-1, Dixie Spirit 2-0, Criss Jr. 8-0, Benter 20-0, Aztec 0-6, National 3-0, Vulcan 11-0, St. Louis Zephyr 0-8, Beaver 0-1, Irene Chotin 4-0, and other vessels with times listed for up or down status. Kanawha River and Marmet reports show Merill down, Helen b down, J. S. Lewis down, Winfield and Solvay up, plus Gene C. Hutchinson and Ernestine readings on Gallipolis boats.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy- Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Creditor
Dixie Spirit
Criss Jr
Benter
Aztec
Belance
Igs
Co. V. Harner
National
Vulcan
Chandeleur
OVEC
Beckford
Crucible
St. Louis Zephyr
Beaver
Winfield, Solvay
Jerry Bosworth
Gene C. Hutchinson
Ernestine
Edward Boggs
O. F. Shearer
Elgercliff
State Highway Patrol Reports Minor Mishap on Route 141
The State Highway Patrol reported a 7 30 p m accident on Route 141 in Gallipolis involving George M Swanson of Waterloo Star Route and Everett C Clark of Gallipolis. Clark veered left of center and struck Swanson s eastbound vehicle causing minor damage. Clark cited to Municipal Court today for driving left of center.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
George M. Swanson
Waterloo Star
Everett C. Clark
Clark
Swanson
Hospital Notes From Holzer District Report
Hospital note rounds list numerous admissions at Holzer with names and residences including Gallipolis Pt Pleasant Crown City Oak Hill Huntington and Ravenswood. Discharges include Howard Goodson Ollie Smith Delbert Delander Owen Badgley and others. Blood used Sunday three pints.
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Raymond C. Hawk
Gallipolis
Pearl McDermitt
Pt. Pleasant
Kimberly A. Carroll
Charlotte Hambrick
David L. Halley
Northup
Jerry L. Cassiday
Oak Hill
Mollie G. Dayton
Crown City
Richard E. Hughes
Blackfork
John C. Blackwood
Rutland
Henry G. Carpenter
Middleport
Everett D
Jerry D. Webb
Radcliff
Howard B. Saunders
Emma L. Powers
Huntington
W. Va
Ann Merrill S. Waugh
Ogal W. Lear
Janice L. Remita
Bidwell
William B. Bruce
Pedro
David J. Hudnall
New Haven
Effie M. German
Long Bottom
Mary 0. Hensley
Coal Grove
Theodore Hicks
Jackson
Sherry L. Holt
Cottageville
Emsy J. Stover
Alfred Doper
Dundas
Steven W. Jarvis
Wellston
William H. Cochran
Portland
James W. Swart
Racine
Robert E. Hawkins
Henry Martin
Timothy A. Canning
Ravenswood
Patricia C. Canning
Alvin L. Mungan
Hunnan Trace 4-H Club Screens Ohio’s Natural Resources
Gallia county group Hunnan Trace 4-H viewed a film Ohio’s Natural Resources at Monday night meeting presented by Russ Priddy. The club announced its next gathering on June 6.
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Gallipolis
Hunnan Trace Pioneers
Ohio
Russ Priddy
Dillon services set for Wednesday in Vernon McCoy home
Evan W. Dillon 79 of Vinton former custodian at Vinton School died Monday at 5 p m in an Athens hospital. A native of Virginia he was a retired coal miner. Surviving include a brother Oscar Dillon Wytheville Va a sister Lillie Harmon Norfolk Va his wife Pansy Davis of Miami Fla and three daughters Delphine Martin Pauline Martin and Irene Schertzinger Columbus. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Vernon McCoy funeral home Allensville with Rev Floyd Graves officiating burial at Vinton Memorial Park viewing after 7 p m Tuesday.
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Gallipolis
Evan W. Dillon
Vinton
Vinton School
Athens
Dillon
Virginia
William Dillon
Oscar Dillon
Wytheville
Lillie Harmon
Norfolk
Pansy Davis
Miami
Fla
Delphine Martin
Pauline Martin
Irene Schertzinger
Columbus
Vernon McCoy
Floyd Graves
Allensville
Vinton Memorial Park
F. O. P. Starts Campaign For Auto Safety
The Fraternal Order of Police Tu-Endie-Wei lodge launches a summer highway safety campaign urging greater driver alertness during peak vacation travel. Members will distribute safety stickers to drivers and local businesses to promote accident prevention and the campaign slogan.
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Point Pleasant
Stephen Miller
Tu-Endie-Wei Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
F.O.P
Miller
Tu-Endie- Wei Lodge
Letart Soldier Takes Part in STRAC Alert at Fort Campbell
Army Specialist Four Thomas G. Peyton of Letart routed in STRAC alert with the 101st Airborne Division 327th Infantry at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He trained at Fort Jackson in 1958 and came from Man High School.
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Infantry
Fort Campbell
Man High School
Guyan & Eagle Coal Co
Man
Army
Three Men Fined in Municipal Court Run
Judge William H. Jones fined Art Persinger Gal lipolis Clarence Stout Youngstown and Buford T. Hall Rio Grande ten dollars plus costs on city police charges of intoxication in municipal court.
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H. Jones
Art Persinger
Gallipolis
Clarence Stout
Youngstown
Buford T. Hall
Rio Grande
Power Failure Hits Gallipolis Downtown Lights
Downtown Gallipolis street lights failed Monday as an out of town line crew replacing conductors crossed wires. Local crews located the trouble and service was restored by midnight.
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Gallipolis
Extension agents to attend Southeastern Ohio conference at Lake Hope
Bill Smith Russ Priddy and Miss Nancy McAllister county extension agents will attend the annual Spring Southeastern Ohio extension agents conference Wednesday through Friday at Lake Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bill Smith
Russ Priddy
Nancy McAllister
Lake Hope
Close Order Drills Ahead of Memorial Day Parade
Gallipolis Scout Troops 200 and 204 practiced close order drills during Monday night meetings in prep for Memorial Day events. Troop 204 schedules final drill sessions Friday and Saturday.
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Gallipolis
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Thomas Stables
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C. P. Williams
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Lester Ohlinger
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Pete Ohlinger
Lester Oh
Foot
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James Kinsley
Jo Kinsley
Colonel Supreme
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Ralph Shaver
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Walter M. Windsor
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Glouster
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