Future Farmers Warn Of Corn Picker Perils
Gallia County Future Farmers of America chapters warn corn pickers pose the greatest hazard on the farm. They urge shutting off power and PTO before any adjustments and offer safety tips to reduce clogging, fires, and grain loss while boosting yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kgger Creek
Southwestern
Future Farmers of America
Gallia County
Farm Equipment Institute
National Safety Council
Gallia County Men Enlist in September in Army
Ten men enlisted in September across Gallia Meigs and nearby counties. From Gallia three were Gary Starcher, Hamilton, and Larry Van Shamblin for helicopter repair, Army engineers, and military police respectively. Buddies included Max Edward Miles and Jerry Brogan with partners Ward and Imboden. Other enlistees were Albert Higginbotham and Leroy Jackson in surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
United States Army
Mset
Kenneth O. Judd
Mason- Gallia-Meigs
Gary Lee Starcher
Jesse E. Starcher
Bidwell
Russell Lee Hamilton
Anthony Hamilton
Lloyd, Ky
Southwestern High School
Army Engineers
Larry van Shamblin
Norma Shamblin
Cheshire
Military Police
Shamblin
Max Edward Miles
Edward Miles
Bascom
Hopewell-London High School
Jerry Lee Brogan
John W. Brogan
Rutland
Donald Eugene Ward
Ernest S. Ward
David Richard Arnold
Grover Arnold
Pomeroy
Calvin Emmett Imboden
C. E. Imboden
Minersville
Albert Lee Higginbotham
Lloyd Higginbotham
Buffalo
W. Va
Leroy Wesley Jackson
Wesley Jackson
Cars Collide In Parking Lot on Third Ave
Gallipolis police investigated a minor two vehicle collision at 5 36 p m at the entrance to a parking lot 326 Third Ave Involved were Margaret W Costen 51 and Jean M Fisher 36 both of Gallipolis Route 2 A 14 month old Gerald E Roach Jr in Mrs Costen s car suffered a bump on his temple Officers said Mrs Fisher was backing toward the entrance as Mrs Costen entered the lot The Danish Faeroe Islands lie 400 miles north of Norway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Third Ave
Margaret W. Costen
Jean M. Fisher
Gerald E. Roach, Jr
Costen
September arrests tally details and offenses
The report notes 68 arrests in September including eight with public utilities inspectors. Twenty arrests were for intoxication, four for driving while intoxicated, five for reckless operation, five for speeding, three for investigation, and five for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Five overnight sleepers were housed in the city jail.
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Gallipolis
Public Utilities Commissions
Patrol Inspects Gallipolis City School Buses
The State Highway Patrol inspected buses at Green Elementary School garage. Cecil FE Carpenter approved 12 of 15 buses. three buses were unsatisfactory and will be reinspected after repairs. Final inspections to cover four or five more buses and two spare units.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Green Elementary
Pts
Cecil FE. Carpenter
Bairds Announce Birth of Their Third Child
Mr. and Mrs. James Paul Baird of Gallpolis Route 1 announce the birth of their third child, a son born at 4 10 pm Thursday in Holzer Hospital. The mother is Judy Kay Cremeens. The baby has a brother Greg and a sister Tammy. Grandparents are Oscar Baird and wife and Otho Cremeens with Earl V Cremeens as the great grandparent.
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Gallipolis
James Paul Baird
Holzer Hospital
Judy Kay Cremeens
Greg
Tammy
Sheriff
Oscar Baird
Otho Cremeens
Earl V. Cremeens
Court Hears Arguments In Miller Case
In Point Pleasant the circuit court heard oral arguments on the writ filed by Mayor Virgil Siders against Stephen Miller. Miller had been reinstated as a city patrolman by the Civil Service Commission after dismissal over residence and criticism of officials. The judge will rule after reviewing the hearing records.
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Point Pleasant
Virgil Siders
Stephen Miller
Circuit Court
Atty
Raymond Musgrave
Miller
C. J. Hyer
Civil Service Commission
Siders
Musgrave
Hyer
H. A. Johnson
Homer D. Loew, Jr
Raymond J. Workman
James Thompson
Christine St. Clair Harpsichordist Opens Arts Series
About 300 residents from Gallipolis and nearby areas attended Christine St. Clair’s harpsichord concert in Community Hall. Dr. Alphus R. Christensen introduced the program of six selections as Rio Grande College’s art series began. Next, Dr Hollis Summers is scheduled for Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Tri-County
Christine St. Clair
Rio Grande College
Community Hall
Alphus R. Christensen
Miss St. Clair
Hollis Summers
Bliremen Answer Four Calls
Gallipolis volunteers logged four runs in September raising the year total to 64 alarms. The includes two automobile fires and a false alarm with 42 men responding, averaging about 10 per fire, and the month’s big loss a $3200 blaze at James Holley’s home on Eastern Ave caused by a defective extension cord.
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Gallipolis
James Holley
Eastern Ave
Nolled charges slow grand jury actions in Gallipolis
Court journals report charges against two men nolled. One man bound over to the September term grand jury and another indicted by the May term grand jury have been dismissed. Malicious destruction of property against George A. Jarrell was dropped after a $300 bond. Russell Bethel’s forgery indictment filed June 3 was also dismissed. Bethel already received a 120 year penitentiary sentence from a different county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clerk of Courts Office
George A. Jarrell
Ironton
Jarrell
Russell Bethel
Bethel
Ohio Penitentiary
Gallia County
Rev L Curtis Saville speaks at Trinity WSCS meeting
In Point Pleasant the Rev L Curtis Saville of Trinity Methodist Church spoke on Our Missions Today at the WSCS gathering in the church social room. Mrs Eunice B Beller urged attendance at World Community Day on Nov 1, with 29 members and guests served by the Miriam Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
L. Curtis Saville
Trinity Methodist Church
WSCS
C. L. Head
Neesha Voight
Dallas Kayser
Marilyn Smith
Eunice B. Beller
United Church Women
G. A. Biggs
Pfe. Harold E. Smith Serves in NATO Exercise in Italy
Pfe Harold E. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Audra E Smith 510 Burnett Rd Kanauga participated in Southex 63 a four day NATO southern region field training exercise in northern Italy ending Sept 29. Smith a mechanic in the 575th Transportation Company near Vicenza entered the Army in Sept 1962 completed basic training at Ft Knox Ky and arrived overseas last July. The 24 year old soldier is a 1958 graduate of Gallia Academy High School in Gallipoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Army
Pfe
Harold E. Smith
Audra E. Smith
Burnett Rd
Italy
Smith
575Th Transportation Company
Vicenza
Ft. Knox
Gallia Academy High School
Gallipoli
River Traffic and Dam Conditions Across the Kanawha Region
River gauges report varied flows with rollers at Gallipolis 1.5 ft and at Greenup one foot. Dams on the Kanawha River sill and Huntington District movable dams up. Numerous boats on Kanawha and Ohio rivers show mixed up and down statuses with times ranging from dawn to night.
Gallia Academy High Names year Student Council Appointees
Gallia Academy High School assigns council posts for the new year. Tina Gabrilelli is secretary and Bill Jones treasurer. Ralph Lusher is parliamentarian and others join finance devotions and social committees. President George Somerville reports attending the Ohio University workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Tina Gabrielli
Bill Jones
Gallia Academy High School
Ralph Lusher
Sandy Miller
Devotions
Jane Thomas
Connie White
Frank Gibert
Tom Folden
Mary Ely
Jane Mooney
Jake Eisel
Linda Humphreys
Joyce Campbell
John Magnussen
Noon Patrol
George Somerville
Election Board Will Meet Monday in Gallia County
The Gallia County Board of Elections will hold a special session at 1 p.m. Monday to check and certify petitions for the Gallipolis municipal judge race in the November 5 general election. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Saturday and three candidates have filed: John E. Epling, Robert S. Betz, and William H. Sowers.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Births and incidents span Holzer Hospital area
Birth announcements list names from Middleport to Crown City including Mil ford L. Hysell and James Paul Baird. A Gallipolis police report notes 20 traffic accidents in September with several backing in parking zones and two injuries. Gallia County Jury Commissioners met to draw 60 names for Gallpolis Municipal Court jury duty, focusing on drunk driving cases.
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Gallipolis
Hitskip
Gallia County
Marjorie Rinehart
Two Roads Improve in Gallia County
Gallia County Highway Department has completed improvements on Neighborhood Road and is nearing completion on a section of Fairfield Centenary Road. Both will be graveled and sealed, with ditching grading widening of curves and new culverts installed. The upgrades will provide a wider safer route with previously narrow one lane sections eliminated.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Man Admits Entry At Grade School
HARRY F FARLEY 18 of POINT PLEASANT pleaded guilty in circuit court to breaking and entering the North Point Pleasant Grade School Judge James Thompson set Oct 24 for sentencing ANNA LOUISE PARKER with row Point Pleasant Route 1 pleaded innocent to contributing to delinquency Judge Thompson set bond at 1000 trial date Oct 21 A default judgment for 888 10 with interest and cost was awarded in First National Bank of Ripley vs Lawrence Parsons GALLIPOLIS Deputy Sheriff Grant Long jailed Clarence E Woodall 36 for 13 years non support and 120 years forgery to run concurrently COMMON PLEAS Judge Betz sentenced Woodall last week Highway Patrol arrested 17 year old Lewis Tirobolos of Cleveland as a walkaway from the Columbus Juvenile Diagnostic Center He was later captured near Gallipolis on Route 35 and confined to Gallia County Jail awaiting juvenile officials return to Columbus
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Point Pleasant
Harry F. Farley
North Point Pleasant
James Thompson
Anna Louise Parker Withrow
Thompson
First National Bank of Ripley
Lawrence Parsons
Cottageville
Gallipolis
Grant Long Friday
Clarence E. Woodall
Ohio
Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
Woodall
State Highway Patrol
Lewis Tirabolos
Cleveland
Columbus
Tirobolos
Gallia County
Gallipolis barber quits joins rival shop and new air service I guess
In Gallipolis Ted Wiseman leaves Waugh and Wiseman after six and a half years and joins Valley Bell Dairy in Point Pleasant. Howard Waugh continues solo at 448 Second Ave starting Friday for appointment-only barbering. Wiseman�s move follows the death of Harry McGhee and the town gains a second appointment barber with Vaughn Glassburn on State St. Additional notes cover Ben R Evans earning the 33rd degree of Scottish Rite, his long masonry career, and Jackson air service launches with Evans Airport near Jackson operating Cessna planes from Portsmouth pilot Dick Brannock, plus a ZIP code quip about Santa at 99701.
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Gallipolis
Waugh
Wiseman
Ted Wiseman
Howard Waugh
Second Ave
Valley Bell Dairy
Point Pleasant
Harry McGhee
Cincinnati Reds
Vaughn Glassburn
State St
McGhee
Harley Carmen
Ben R. Evans
Washington Elementary School
Gallia
Ohio University
Gallia County
Rio Grande College
Patriot Lodge
Jackson Masonic
Jackson
Robert Williams
Holzer
Holzer Field
Ohio
Jackson Flying Service, Inc
Evans Airport
Dentist Talks To School Class
Dr. James Dailey the local dentist spoke to third grade classes at Washington Elementary School assisted by dental hygienist Miss Sue Dailey. He explained tooth structure care with charts and a flannelboard and taught the four steps of proper brushing. Mimi Wetherholt introduced the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Dailey
Washington
Sue Dailey
Dailey
Mason County Lands Transfer List and Notes
Mason County transfers show Pearlie and Evelyn Jewell moving real estate in Clendenin District to Frank and Goldie Casey. Other transfers include Maggie and David Stout to John and Nessel Dalton in Hannan District, John and Bernice Graham to Dencil and Madge Gordon in Cologne District, and multiple exchanges in Lewis, Point Pleasant, Waggoner, Cooper, and Clendenin Districts. The Gombe Reserve chimpanzees in East Africa devise twig tools to fish termites from earthen nests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlie
Evelyn Jewell
Clendenin
Frank
Goldie Casey
Maggie
David Stout
Hannan
John
Nessel Dalton
Bernice Graham
Cologne
Dencil
Madge Gordon
Donald
Jean Taylor
Lewis
Mamie
John Cook
Shelby
Helen Smith Bartow
Nedra Jones
Point Pleasant
Gene
Betty Ashworth
Point Pleasant Building and Loan
Waggoner
Clyde
Geneva Gibbs
David and
Lavinia O'Neal
J. A
Florence Allen
Melvin
Roxie Farley
David
Lena Herdman
Cooper
Odith Matheny
Paul
Wanda Duncan
Elma
Hillis Smith
Rosa Hoplite
D H. Woods
Gombe Reserve
East Africa
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Faeroe Islands
Norway
Bairds
Bliremen
Rev
Saville
Pfe. Smith
Montgomery
Greenup
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Ohio River
Huntington
Salati
A. J. Patten
Mr. Mack
Robert BE. Reed
M. Jenks
Bayou la Reine
Solvay
E‘deana Benworth
Steel City
Elgercliff
Kanawha
Marimet
Sandy
Winfield
Helen
W. H. Shaver, Jr
Crise Jr
Luck Am
George G
Jerry Bosworth
Carl D
Beaver
Louisiana
F. Frieberger
Onward
St. Marys
National
Laowk
C. Vo Harner
Beckford
Craig M
Robert W. Laa
Ae Voyager
Etna-Louisville
Valvoline
Western
Liz
Mexico
Mexico City
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Kathryn Sheets
Election Board
Holzer Hospital News
Milford L. Hysell
Middleport
James H. Caufman
Henderson
Lester B. Bailey
Charles F. Zeigler
John W. Snyder
Ewington
William J. Belville
Olan H. Snyder
Crown City
Earl M. Swisher
Harvey
McDaniel
West Columbia
W. W. Robinson
Thomas Clary H
Lee Waugh
Sigal C. Callicoat
Wayne Harvey
Diane E. Marr
Cathy Jean Swanson
Edgar Scott
James Booten
John Manley
Francis Waugh
Man
Evans
Rose Commandery
Trowel Council
Trowel
Masonic
Jackson County
Grand Lodge and
Grand Council of Ohio
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Grand Master of
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co
North American Investment Co
Helen Arthur
Emily Spriggs
Fairborn
Loretta
Jackson High School
First United Presbyterian Church
Jackson Presbyterian Church
The
Scioto Presbytery
Santa Claus
U.S
Santa
North Pole
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mason County
Kenneth N. Byrne, M.D
Jefferson Ave
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