Theft of Three Cars Linked to Youths
State Highway Patrol cited three youths with the theft of three automobiles including a Cincinnati car. The boys claimed probation from Tennessee juvenile court and said they abandoned a Cincinnati car in Athens after taking an Athens vehicle. Police sought owner identity and inspected Kentucky plate vehicle thefts amid possible further incidents in Nashville.
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Vinton Native Dies Tuesday in Ohio City
Vinton native dies Tuesday at his home in Xenia at age 72. Son of George and Brian Shack, he is survived by two sisters Mrs Frank Stellad Long and Mrs Loug Sylvia Hollberg of Columbus, and by his wife Freda. Father and grandfather once owned a flour and feed mill in Vinton. Burial plans are listed for Vinton.
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Brian Shack
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Stellad Long
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Sylvia) Hollberg
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Freda
More Officers on Road Seen by Using Civilian Help
Gallia County patrols plan a new operation with civilian help as the State Highway Patrol adjusts after the 40 hour week. Corporal Mel Creedy says essential services remain and traffic control will focus on outskirts of Lawrence County while civilian hires are not planned. Patrolmen will be on the road to handle major incidents, with some activities possibly curtailed.
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South Point
Gallia County Milking Shorthorn Team Places Second
Gallia County 4-H dairy judging team earns second in Milking Shorthorn class at a national contest with teams from Michigan New York Kentucky Connecticut Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois. Jersey judge George Kirby Phi Niday and Vic Niday posted top results while Gallia’s overall standing suffered from judging strategy and point deductions.
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Illinois
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Jersey
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Agriculture Group Sets Up Fifteen Person Board
Gallia County Agricultural Society elected a 15 member board at Wednesday's annual meeting in the Farmers Hotel. Secretary Jimmie Evans and Richard Lakin tied for top votes with 20. Three classes of directors were chosen to stagger terms with five elected each year. The 15 include seven of the existing nine directors. Tim Evans and Harry Pitchford tied at 17 but were rolled for placement. Mrs. Wendell Roush and Daniel A. Notter received 18 votes each for three-year terms. There were 30 candidates from a 22-member attendance.
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Gallia ‘County
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Daniel A. Notter
Tim Evans
Harry Pitchford
Tia
Point Pleasant
Addison Holds Chicken Feast for Church Pews and Carpeting
Addison WSCS sponsors a chicken supper to raise funds for new church pews and carpeting. The meal, served at 11 per plate, is part of a series of church events led by Mrs Harry Hysell, secretary of Addison Womans Society for Christian Service. Dedication of pews and carpeting will be at 7 30 p m on October 23 in the Addison Methodist church.
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Georges Creek Grange
Harry Hysell
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Society For Christian Service
17 Year Old Drafted in Gallia County
Gallia County announces that 17 year old John G. Barry of 466% Fourth Ave will be drafted November 7 in Ashland Kentucky. Barry, noted as the youngest to hold a Selective Service number in the county, is among three men scheduled for induction that day. Others listed are Harold E. Trout of Northup Route 1 and Floyd D. Myers of Patriot.
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John G. Barry
Fourth Ave
Gallia County
Ashland
John E
Jack) Switzer
Selective Service Board 43
Barry
Harold E. Trout
Northup
Floyd D. Myers
Patriot
Feeder Calf Sale Totals $49231 In Gallipolis
Volume of sales Tuesday at the Feeder Calf sale here was 49231.12 dollars. Mrs. Ja Ray Roush of Point Pleasant Route 1 was admitted to Holzer Hospital for a back injury suffered Sunday in a fall at her home. The United Nations FAO study covers preparations from soy beans and substitutes for milk in feeding children.
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Holzer Hospital
JA. Ray Roush
Point Pleasant
United Nations Food and ‘Agriculture Organization
River traffic readings at Gallipolis amid Ohio River readings
Inland water data show gauges on the Ohio and nearby rivers with varied levels. Entries list river readings at Gallipolis and Marmet, with multiple barges and crews noted by time stamps, reflecting busy lockages and tow movements along the river system.
School Study Speakers Lead Discussion Tonight
A two hour session will be led by six speakers at 7:30 pm in the Washington School auditorium in Gallipolis. Public participation is invited to discuss school problems as presented by the Ohio Marble Institute. The White House Conference on Education committee will preside, with Martin and Cottrell delivering recommendations to the next state meeting.
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White House
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Donald Cottrel
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Cottrell
Gallia County
Marshall D Boggs
Taber
Lusher
Lewis Jones
Eugenia Gardner
John Heis
Cooley Rites Saturday Funeral for Dana E Cooley
Funeral services for Dana E Cooley aged 5 will be held at 11 a m Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev W H Gren officiating. Burial will follow in Hebbards Cemetery between Athens and Albany. The funeral will be at the late residence 641 Second Ave with Rev H W Anderton officiating. Cooley was a member of the Baptist Church at Giza and a native of Ariang.
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Dana E. Cooley
W H. Gren
Hebbards- Cie
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Albany Tewat
H.W. Anderton
Me. Cooley
Baptist Church
Giza
Aitang
Jon AU Nary Mathews Cooley
Second Ave
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