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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1962

Page

6

Southwestern Board Promises November Pay for Teachers

The Southwestern Board pledged to pay November salaries next week after a special meeting with six Southwestern High School teachers led by David W. McKenzie and J. Robert Evans. Delays stem from late state foundation funds and the board warned December pay may move to January 2 or 3.

Southwestern Board David W. McKenzie Robert Evans James E. Weiher Harold Barker William Caudill Gerald Moore Southwestern High School State Foundation Oscar L. Cair Arlie Davis Gallipolis Bank Evans Cain Davis McKenzie

Rio Grande Student Talk Highlights Local Politics by Abele

Congress-Elect Homer E. Abele of McArthur spoke at Rio Grande College on central committees and party precincts. He described duties of state and national committee members, stressed local action over taxpayer spending, and expressed plans to attract industry to his district.

Gallipolis Homer E Pete) Abele McArthur Rio Grande College Abele Ruth T. George Ohio University Vinton County Central Committee State Central Committee B. Lewis Jones

Rio Grande Singers Entertain Kiwanis Crowd in Gallipolis

Rio Grande College trio Sandra Hood India Borden and Merlyn Strausbaugh entertained the Gallipolis Kiwanis Club at Tyo's Restaurant with two solos and ensemble numbers. Circle K treasurer Marshall Kimmel presided. other guests from Kyger Creek High School and Gallia Academy joined the program. Next week features a rural urban meeting with 32 invited farmers and Ohio State OSU extension director W B Wood as speaker.

Gallipolis Sandra Sue Hood India Borden Merlyn Strausbaugh Wilkesville Rio Grande College Collegene Gallipolis Kiwanis Club Tyo’s Marshall Kimmel Ohio Circle K Zelma Northcutt Kiwanians Susie Pullen Middleport Eddie Roark Gary Williams Centerville Irene Swisher Cheshire Flo Gould Middletown N.J Sandra Brewington Middle Kay Chapman Linda Gardner Jones Triplehorn Gallia Academy High School Steve Carter Agriculture - Conservation Committee W. B. Wood Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Ralph Davis Clyde Saunders Stanley Shaver Dan Notter T. F. Burleson Paul Butler Golden R. Canaday Tom Jones Glenn Graham Maurice Forgey Ed Martin

Gallia County Jurors Drawn For January Term

Gallia County Jury Commissioners Daniel A. Notter and Gertrude Carman will draw 75 residents at 1 p.m. December 17 in Clerk of Courts Marjorie Rinehart’s office for the January term of Common Pleas Court. Fifteen names are for grand jury, sixty for prospective petit jurors. The term begins January 2.

Gallipolis Daniel A. Notter Gertrude Carman Gallia County Marjorie Rinehart Common Pleas Court

River Gauge Readings and Lock Status Across Ohio River Route

A fragmented report lists gauge numbers for Gauges Gallipolis Greenup and Kanawha along with cadre readings for crest gauges and rollers. It notes Demetanew ha River sill conditions Marmet and Wintielt, plus multiple Ohio River locks with vessel statuses and times, including Elisha Woods Bayou Lareine Miss Rivers and others, scattered through the district.

Gallipolis Montgomery Greenup Kanawha Hinton Pomeroy-Mason Point Pleasants Demetanewha London Marmet Wintielt Queen Iy Dou &T John Pennsylvania Ander C. V. Harner C. V. Harner 0-2 Up At 11:35 Am.; Loc Whayne H Prairie State Jones John J. Rowe Eastern Eugene Woods River Janes Sa Tee Wa Wee' A My Lacy m Shearer Ae Merrill Oliver C

Drivers Pass State Examinations in Gallipolis

Thirty four of 40 applicants passed the state highway patrol driver license tests conducted Tuesday and Wednesday. Examiner Gene Mather, of Wellston, reported ten preliminary tests with eight approvals for a temporary instruction permit, and eight behind the wheel road tests with seven operator licenses. On Tuesday, Mather gave ten pre-exams, passed nine, and twelve behind the wheel tests, approving ten operator licenses. Tests were held at 42 Olive Street.

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Gene Mather Wellston Mather Olive St

Holzer Hospitel News Names Local Residents and Blood Used

A list of residents from Gallipolis Racine Ravenswood Huntington and nearby towns appears alongside a report that 6 pints of blood were used Wednesday. Names include Worthie Johnson Frazier Sheets Brown Chapman Kerwood Niday Hoffner Basher Honaker and others.

Worthie E. Johnson Pomeroy A. Elwood Frazier Fraziers Bottom W. Va Chauncey Sheets Gallipolis Franklin L. Weldeck Ravenswegd Mildred L. Brown Melvin Chapman Letart William H. Stewart Clifton Ellis C. Hackney Ripley Pearl Brown Cash M. Wyant Jackson Grover Conley George Honaker Bertina Basher Ferrell M. Niday Lawrence Hoffner Elaine Barnhart Howard Hardway Bert Davis Charles E. Rogers Troy Ohlinger Herbert E. Penn Donald R. McDade James A. Schuler

Motorists Fined For Traffic Violations In Gallipolis

In municipal court Judge William H. Jones fined John H. Farmer Waterford and Vernon E. Holley Rodney ten dollars plus costs for speeding. Charles L. Taylor Point Pleasant paid ten dollars plus costs for passing over a yellow line. Charles H. King Jackson paid five dollars with costs suspended for failing to obey an automatic signal. Bonds forfeited by Jenkins C. King Mr Nebo and Harold G. Wallace Pliny at fifteen dollars each for no mud flaps. arrests by State Highway Patrol.

Gallipolis William H. Jones John H. Farmer Waterford Vernon E. Holley Rodney Charles L. Taylor Point Pleasant Charles H. King Jackson Jenkins C. King Mr. Nebo W. Va Harold G. Wallace Pliny State Highway Patrol

Thanksgiving Day Guests Across Local Families

Haydenville residents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Row and family in London visited Mrs. Edith Hardgrove for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Sparks and daughter Trina stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson in The Plains. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Matheny visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hess in Jackson for Thanksgiving Day.

Harold Rowland London Edith Hardgrove Wilburn Sparks Trina Herbert Wilson the Plains C. S. Matheny Ralph Hess Jackson

Thanksgiving Guests Visit in Mason and Florida

Mason residents hosted Thanksgiving guests from Mrs. Folden's family including Ethel Elias and John Elias Jr with children John III Berbi Kimberly Tammy, plus Laura Will Donna Louise Virginia Faudree and William Elias. In Florida, Nancy J. Halley of Lower River Rd visits her son James Ross Halley in Crestview and flies from Charleston to Pensacola.

Mason James P. Folden Florida Nancy J. Halley Lower River Rd James Ross Halley Crestview Fla

Informal Gallia County Historical Society Meeting Held

Due to a quorum shortage the Gallia County Historical Society held an informal session in the Probate Judge's office Wednesday night led by President Common Pleas Judge Robert M. Betz. Special guests included Mrs. Robert H. Callocatt of Mentor and Mrs. Ruth T. Grandon of Putney, Vt, with Callocatt active in Lake County history circles and offering operation suggestions. The group will skip December meetings and plan a quarterly gathering in January.

Gallipolis Gallia County Historical Society Common Pleas Robert M. Betz Robert H. Callocatt Ruth T. Grandon Putney Callocatt Richard DeWitt Lake County Historical Society Gallia County Group

Leaf Brings Top Dollar at Huntington Sale

Edward Phillips of Crown City led Wednesday's leaf sale at the Huntington Tobacco Warehouse with 1090 pounds sold for 742.77 dollars at 68.14 per cwt. The day’s average was 63.52. Also topping the average were N. O. Carter Crown City 3442 pounds 2386.49 dollars 69.34, Henley Wells Consolidated Coal Co Crown City 1343 pounds 928.68 dollars 69.15, Charles Robinson Waterloo 1007 pounds 701.46 dollars 69.66. Tuesday’s average was 65.15.

Gallipolis Huntington Edward Phillips Crown City Gallia County N. O. Carter Henley Wells and Consolidated Coal Co Charles Robinson Waterloo

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Dick Thomas Western School Board County Budget Commission Ray Baker Maxine Jones John R. Morgan John R. Russell Clay Baker Rio Grande Rio Grande Singers Holzer Hospitel News Haydenville Foldens Historical Society Stuart-Sauter Company San Francisco Kezar Stadium Central Press Vance-Leach Furniture W. State St Athens
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