Driver Flees Accident Scene in Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol says William A. Stewart, 62, was jailed on $1500 bond after two crashes at Routes 35 and 160. Paula Pottery, 19, of Vinton, escaped injury when Stewart hit her car. Stewart fled the scene, rammed two eastbound cars, and struck a guard rail before stopping. He faces driving while intoxicated and failure to stop charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
William A. Stewart
Ewington
Paula K. Pottery
Vinton
Stewart
Division of Forestry
Homer McClaskey
Route 160
Forrest A. McNeal
Cheshire
Thelma R. Reese
Gravel Hill
Route
Frank Labarbara
Marion
Foster
Labarbara
James Miller
Route 35
Gallia County
Max B. Strickler
Bob Evans
Rio Grande
Hoover Book Available At Library In Gallia County
Gallia County District Library released ten new volumes including a Herbert Hoover biography by Eugene Lyons. Other non fiction titles cover The Fourth American Faith The Shakespearian Imagination A Time for Action and Better Health for Women. Police report several traffic accidents with injuries and two animal fatalities on Route 35 and nearby roads.
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Gallipolis
Eugene Lyons
Herbert Hoover
America
Gallia County
Duncan Howlett
O’maine
Louise Dickinson Rich
Lyndon B. Johnson
Norman N. Holland
Charles Gilbert
M.D
Shirley Seifert
William Golding
Ian Fleming
Lillian Ross
Gallia Driver Faces Three Patrol Charges
Thomas E. Masters, 21, Gallipolis Route 1, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to charges of failure to transfer registration, fictitious registration, speeding, and resisting arrest. A prior charge was dismissed. bond of $200 was continued with a Nov. 11 hearing. Several other local defendants faced fines for speeding, registration, and related offenses.
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Gallipolis
Thomas E. Masters
State Highway Patrol
William H. Sowers
Masters
Atty
John A. Epling
Sowers
Paul R. Roush
Middleport
Phillip
Court orders $808 paid in divorce ruling
Myrtle Jordan of Gallipolis files for divorce from Virgil Jordan in Gallia County Common Pleas Court citing extreme cruelty. They wed September 27 1939 in Kentucky and have two minor children. alimony and child custody sought. Judge Betz also granted Carmie Kilgore a divorce from Eddie Kilgore and ordered $808 had been due to be paid with $50 monthly installments. Kilgore renamed to Freddie Lilly. Zambia adopts new name at midnight changing Northern Rhodesia to Zambia.
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Gallipolis
Myrtle Jordan
Eastern Ave
Gallia County
Carmie Kilgore
Freddie E. Lilly
Woodland Fires Burn 40 Acres Northwest of Gallipolis
Gallipolis volunteers fought three brush fires Sunday afternoon in wooded areas northwest of the city. About 40 acres burned, with 10 acres on land owned by Sheriff Oscar Baird and 1 acre by James R. Smith. Firemen used 1000 gallons of water to control the second blaze.
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Gallipolis
Smith Rd
Bulaville Rd
Oscar Baird
James R. Smith
Gallia County sales tax up for two periods in 1964
Gallia County seen higher sales tax receipts for the two week period ending October 17 1964 and the fiscal year ending October 19 1964 according to State Treasurer John D Herbert. The two week total was 11680.14 versus 10511.18 last year while the fiscal year total reached 89813.52 against 86879.24. Vehicle and house trailers tax receipts also rose with weekly 1964 at 5945.92 vs 5314.79 and fiscal 47294.82 to 41544.67.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
John D. Herbert
Gasoline Ignites Basement Fire in Point Pleasant Home
Smoke and water damaged the basement of Mr and Mrs Delbert McCartney on Route 2 Point Pleasant Sunday when gasoline ignited Mrs McCartney was using the liquid for cleaning purposes Fire Department answered at 12 40 p m but the fire was out upon arrival
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Point Pleasant
Delbert McCartney
Television Listings Note On Schedule Corrections
The Messenger reports that program listings may contain errors if stations fail to supply corrected schedules. Bold type marks color programs and station listings may vary by outlet.
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Messenger
Juvenile Court Fines Seven Drivers in Gallia County
Gallia County Juvenile Court Judge John W. Howell fined and suspended licenses for seven drivers cited by city police and state patrol. Names include Charles J. Brown 17 with four month license suspension for speeding, Josep G. Iglehart 16 with 30 day suspension, James H. Hood 16 and William J. Carnutte 17 each fined five dollars and costs for speeding, and others cited for driving wrong way, extra speed under road and weather conditions, with suspensions and bonds set as noted.
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E. Davis
Gallipolis
John L. Belville
Crown City
Larry Canaday
Elsie H. Elliott
Paula J. Sayre
Pomeroy
Ohio
Bruce D. Osborne
van Fadeley
Rio Grande
William H. Caldwell
Larry E. Laudermill
Middleport
Edwin Braker
Cleveland
Raymond Hodge
McDermott
James L. Asher
Hyden
James C. Fairchild
Richmondale
Alfred E. Carter
Gran Quarry
N. C
Paul W. Shickley
Chillicothe
Robert E. Thomas
Beckley
W. Va
Robert Smeltz
State Highway Patrol
John W. Howell
Gallia County
Charles J. Brown
Josep G. Iglehart
Howell
James H. Hood
Cheshire
William J. Carnutte
David R. Wilson
Point Pleasant
Ronald C. Petty
Henry C. Boggs, Jr
Waterloo
Miller to Speak at New Haven Rally in Fourth District Race
Republican Jack Miller of Parkersburg will speak at 7 30 p m Monday at the New Haven grade school rally for the Fourth District congressional race. He faces incumbent Ken Heckler with county candidates also expected. Refreshments to be served.
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NBC
Wsaz-Tv
Wchs-Tv
CBS
Wbns-Tv
Whtn-Tv
ABC Chanel
WTVN
ABC
Columbus
Huntington
Charleston
Columbus Huntington
Laramie
Bristol Court
Ben Losey
Survival
Hitchcock
Ben Casey
Slattery'’s People Theatre
Ana Macencemat Meres
Wtvn-Tv
WHTN
Jack LaLanne
Dean Muiller
Paul Dixon
Dean Miller
Mike Wallace
Nate
Phanam
Ernie Ford
Loretta Young
General Hospital
Huntley
Point Pleasant
Jack Miller
Parkersburg
New Haven
Miller
Ken Heckler
Radio schedule notes political discussion and science programs
Monday to Wednesday listings show Rep Otis G Pike and Rep Gerald Ford debates on defense, economic factors of peaceful co existence, minor parties on the Michigan ballot, NIH scientist Dr Ernest Freese, and election topics with Dr Richard Baid and Dr Leonard Ostrand. On air reports include Dateline London and international club segments.
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I Rae
Otis G. Pike
Gerald Ford
National Defense
Georgetown Forum
Michigan
Ernest Freese
National Institute of Health
Ohio
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Richard Baid
Alex Prissey
International Club
Leonard A. Ostrand
Netherlands
Dateline
London
Britain
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and Local Arrests
Pleasant Valley Hospital lists new births for Leon Parson and a daughter to the Corbin family among others. State Police arrested Roy Jackson McDade for driving while intoxicated, lacking a license, Noah McDade and William Devore for intoxication, and James Dunlap on a non-support warrant. Henderson Garden Club sent four members to an Ohio Guyan District meeting.
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Roy Jackson McDade
Pliny
West Virginia
Noah McDade
William Devore
James Dunlap
Point Pleasant
Henderson Garden Club
Henderson Club
William Reiker
Francis Clark
Grace Rogers
Norma McDermitt
Parkersburg Man Denies Non-Support
Gallia County docket reports Parkersburg West Virginia man George Ward, 28, pleaded innocent to non support charges in Municipal Court and was held to the January term grand jury on bond. Dismissed a non‑support charge against Carl Dingess, Cleveland, with evidence insufficient. Multiple city cases include speeding and intoxication fines. dam guages and river boat traffic updates appended. Wellston traffic injury report notes George H. McCarty, 21, admitted with fractured jaw. condition listed as good.
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Gallipolis
David Ward
Parkersburg
W.va
Esther Ward
William H. Sowers
Carl Dingess
Cleveland
Gallia County
Sowers
Terry Johnson
Joseph W. Beattie
Leon
Waylon D. Edge
Eugene Kirk
Bidwell
John Hurt
Rio Grande
Carol K. Rutherford
Point Pleasant
Earl J. Smith
Hanoverton
William B. Jones
George H. McCarty
Railroad Ave
Wellston
Holzer Hospital
Hob Goblins to Roam Friday Night Parade in Point Pleasant
Halloween parade and Hob Goblin's Hop staged on Friday in Point Pleasant. Children’s costume judging in two age groups from 1 to 6 and 6 to 12 between Lowe Hotel and post office. Dance judges present with 35 cent single and 50 cent couple admission. Proceeds fund mental health programs.
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Point Pleasant
Lowe
Fourth St
Boy 11 Injured Riding Bike in Gallipolis Intersection
Steven Gardner, 11, escaped serious injury after his bicycle entered the path of a car driven by Nancy Tawney, 17. Gardner was treated at Holzer Hospital for cuts, bruises, and a fractured finger. no charges were filed. A second minor accident occurred when Betty Janey backed into a parked car on Vine Street.
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Gallipolis
Steven Gardner
Delmar Gardner
Sunset Dr
Second Ave
Nancy Tawney
Young Gardner
Holzer Hospital
Vine St
Betty Janey
Ida M. Miller
Waterloo
Hospital Notes List Newborns and Names Mentioned
Holzer Hospital notes announce multiple births to families in Gallipolis Pomeroy Jackson Wellston and surrounding areas. The long list includes both full names and married names of parents with towns and routes.
Student Council Meet Set at Point Pleasant High
Mrs John Scott executive secretary of student Councils will speak at a workshop Tuesday at Point Pleasant High School starting at 9 a m. Tom King president of the local council says over 100 student council executives from 10 West Virginia schools and Gallipolis High School will attend. Kerry Jarrell point Pleasant state president elect and other state officers will also be on the program. Mrs Violet Gerlach is the local advisor.
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Point Pleasant
John Scott
Oak Hill
W. Va
Point Pleasant High School
Tom King
West Virginia
Gallipolis High School
Kerry Jarrell
Violet Gerlach
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