Dupler Named Head Basketball Coach at Gallia Academy
Gallia County Board of Education in special session hired Carlos Dupler as head basketball coach for 1961 62 at Gallia Academy High School. He succeeds Clyde Evans who resigned and sought a master degree leave. The board also accepted resignations from principal Ross Fleming and teachers Bonnie King Clara Mae Mossbarger with new hires and debated pool liability insurance.
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Gallipolis
City Board of Education
Carlos Dupler
Gallia Academy High School
Dupler
Clyde Evans
Evans
Marshall D. Boggs
Gallia Academy
Muskingum College
Ross H. Fleming
Fleming
Cincinnati
Colerain High School
Bonnie R. King
Washington School
Clara Mae Mossbarger
King
Joseph W. Clark
Gallia Academy Junior High School
Virginia Mick
Clark
Rio Grande High School
Boggs
Virginia Baker
State Department of Education
Board Plans Purchase of New 73-Passenger Pusher Bus
East Gallipolis school board authorized superintendent Marshall D. Boggs to apply to the state for a new 73 passenger rear-engine school bus to replace two routes. The state would share costs with a ceiling price around 9500 but officials expect a higher actual price.
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Gallipolis
City Board of Education
East Gallipolis
Marshall D. Boggs
Boggs
Transportation Department of the
State Board of Education
Youth Cited After Crash on Route 7 Near Cheshire
Sherman E. Justice 16 of Gallipolis was cited by the State Highway Patrol for unsafe operation after a 12:30 a.m. crash on Route 7 a mile north of Cheshire. The youth failed to negotiate a left curve, ran off the road, and struck a guard rail, causing moderate car damage and light rail damage. Hearing date not yet set.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Sherman E. Justice
Juvenile Court
Cheshire
Drunk Driver Fined Jailed In Gallipolis Court
Judge William H. Jones fined Poe Crawford 43 of Point Pleasant $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated. Crawford received five days in jail and a one year license suspension after patrol arrest. Other patrol convictions included Clifton H. Ramey 18 Bidwell for left of center, Walter Danner 54 Gallipolis for excessive speed, and Charles W. Lamm 21 Gallipolis for no operator's license. Forfeitures listed: Ross Hallack 63 Mansfield, Paul Webb 25 Toledo, Albert Stieglitz 24 Miami Fla., all $25 bonds for speeding, and William Guthrie 49 Columbus for speeding with a $20 bond.
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Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Poe Crawford
Point Pleasant
Crawford
State Highway Patrol
Clifton H. Ramey
Bidwell
Walter Danner
Charles W. Lamm
Ross P. Hallack
Mansfield
Paul Webb
Toledo
Albert B. Stieglitz
Miami
Fla
William S. Guthrie
Columbus
Gallia Academy Junior High Holds First Afternoon Commencement
Gallia Academy Junior High School held its first afternoon commencement at 2 30 to honor approximately 200 eighth graders in the Gallia Academy Auditorium. Speakers were Susan Phillips and Dennis Avner and soloist was Marie Ford.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Washington School
Susan Phillips
Gomer W. Phillips
First Ave
Dennis Avner
Max Avner
Hedgewood Dr
Marie Ford
Man Faces 3 Citations In Duck Theft Case
Gallia County authorities arrested Clarence H. Roush 27 of Bidwell Route 1 Tuesday for stealing four ducks from a Springfield farmer. He confessed to taking ducks from Felton Castle on Bulnville Porter Road. Petty larceny charges will be filed. Castle may press charges. Roush could face Municipal Court for the larceny, and had prior citations for left of center and driving under suspension after a Monday night accident.
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Gallipolis
Clarence H. Roush
Bidwell
Gallia County
Roush
Castle
State Highway Patrol
Medal for Dooley to Honor Laos Medical Hero
Washington signs a bill authorizing a $2500 gold medal for Dr. Thomas Anthony Dooley II, the noted medical hero of Laos, ensuring posthumous recognition.
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Washington
Thomas Anthony Dooley II
Laos
DiSalle urges 10 day veto action in state constitution
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle on Monday pressed for a constitutional change to compel the legislature to act within 10 days after a veto. He cited the need for timely resolution and smoother governance in Ohio.
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Mike
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
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Nelle Franklin
American Food Service
Denver
Austin O. Cotton
Wayne R. Phillips
Washington Auditorium
City Health Department
June Allyson
Santa Monica
Calif
Dixie
Margerine
Money Eelts
the Capital City Products Co
Obie
Dooley
David Davies
Lil Davey
Wieners
Peanut Butter Giant
JAR
OF Arc
Joan
Welchade
Athens
Longhorn
Hunt
Chase & Sanborn
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