Farm Bureau Women Plan Rally In October
Gallia County Farm Bureau women's committee outlines a county wide rally for all advisory councils on Oct 1. Attendees bring a potluck dish and a friend. Oct 2 kicks off a one day drive to form new councils. Speaker will be Mrs Marjorie Stricker.
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Farm Bureau Women Plan
Gallipolis
Gallia
Marjorie Stricker
Gambier
Ohio Farm Bureau Women’s
Gallia County
Ohio Farm Bureau
Old High School
Lancaster
Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau
Third Ave
Miss Stemple Urges Forming New Clubs
Miss Wanda Stemple county extension agent urges women to form home demonstration clubs as educational study groups connected to West Virginia University. Clubs meet monthly to discuss topics and improve homemaking family and civic skills. interested groups may contact Miss Stemple at Box 402 or by calling Point Pleasant 207.
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Point Pleasant
Wanda Stemple
Home Demonstration
Miss Stemple
West Virginia University
Box 402
Point Pleasant 207
Carnival Planned At Airport In Gallia County
The Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department plans a week long carnival from Labor Day through Sept. 12 at Holzer Airport. It is co sponsored by the Fire Department and Fraternal Order of Police Gallia Meigs Lodge 95. Volunteers will police the grounds each night and fireworks open the event. Tickets for rides are on sale at less than half price from any volunteer fireman or FOP member.
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Gallipolis
Holzer
Fire Department
Order of Police
Gallia-Meigs Lodge 95
FOP
Dismissed Names Recorded in Regional Notices
Local records list dismissals involving Mrs Burl Norville of Ar buckle and John Matheny of Leon along with Mrs Dencil Matheny and Mrs Herman Bowers of Grimms Landing. Also noted are dismissals for Tena Roush of Letart and Linda L Adkins of Poit Pleasant.
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Burl Norville
Arbuckle
John Matheny
Leon
Dencil Matheny
Herman Bowers
Grimms Landing
Tena Roush
Letart
Linda L. Adkins
Poit
Pleasant
Pediatric Clinic Helps Ten Children In Gallipolis Session
Dr. John F. Groth Jr of Holzer Hospital examined ten children at the Gallipolis City Health Department monthly well child clinic. One referral to orthopedic clinic. three preschool exams. five Sabin polio vaccine doses. two DPTs. Nurses assisted. Mrs. Helen Spriegel and Mrs. Flo Epling joined. Mrs. John L. Evans chaired registration.
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Gallipolis
John F. Groth
Holzer Hospital
Groth
Helen Spriegel
City Health
Flo Epling
R. N
John L. Evans
Gallia County
Red Cross
Gray Lady
Enrollment totals rise as Gallipolis opens school year
First day enrollment in Gallipolis city schools reached 2606, up from 2524 in 1963 and 2652 in 1962, according to City Superintendent Albert R. Durose. Clay Elementary enrolled 134, Green Elementary 296, Washington Elementary 1085, and Gallia Academy Junior and Senior High Schools 1091 with various day one changes.
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Gallipolis
Albert R. Durose
Clay
Green
Washington
Gallia Academy
Gallia 4-H Reps Picked for County Congress
Gallia County 4-H Advisers select five girls Melody Davis Debbie Schaeffing Cathy Clark Reda Gibson Linda Rothgeb Sherry McCumber as county delegates to the September 12 Ohio 4-H Club Congress in Columbus. Raymond De Little tasked to finish painting the 4-H restaurant annex at the Junior Fairgrounds.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ohio
Columbus
Melody Davis
Raccoon Valley
Raymond de Little
Judge Fines Five Drivers in Gallipolis Court
Gallipolis Municipal Judge William H. Sowers fined Gary R. Winters 30 dollars and costs for speeding 80 in a 50 mph zone at night. Loren S. Cook, Denver Lively, Shirley Angell, and Nathan Glenn also faced fines or jail. bonds forfeited for William L. Fluty and Bonnell Bowen. Norvil G. McCoy jailed on resisting arrest and intoxication charges. Pearl Siders cited for intoxication.
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Gallipolis
William H. Sowers
Gary R. Winters
Winters
Nathan Glenn
Vinton
William L. Fluty
Portsmouth
Bonnell Bowen
Kenova
W. Va
Norvil G. McCoy
Pearl Siders
Ice Cream Stands Planned in Point Pleasant Labor Day Event
The Mason Mother's Club will sell homemade ice cream and drinks at two locations starting 2 p.m. on Labor Day next to the Mason fire station and the village green. Also, Soul Winners Class of First Church of God will sponsor an ice cream social Saturday at 5 p.m. on a vacant lot by the Thabet building offering ice cream cakes pies coffee and soft drinks.
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Mason Mother’s Club
Mason Fire Station
Point Pleasant
First Church of God
New Haven
Thabet
St Monica's Guild Opens Year With Talks and Plans
St. Monica's Guild of Christ Episcopal Church held its first meeting of the year at the parish house. Mrs. S. D. Littlepage reviewed the topic Retarded Children. Co-chairmen of the Lakin Project, Mrs. Bart Monteigel and Mrs. Jack Park, outlined plans. New officers hosted: Mrs. Robert Hite president, Mrs. Rush Krodel vice president, Mrs. Leo Calandros treasurer, Mrs. W. C. Gilmour secretary.
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Point Pleasant
S. D. Littlepage
St. Monica’s
Rush Krodel
Leo Calandros
W. C. Gilmour
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Thomas Lewellyn
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Calif
Ellis Llewellyn
Gene Gorby
Marine Corps
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Ken Venturi
DuPont
Prem
Gunn
Cussins and Fearn
Buckeye Mart
DR. Wardrobe
Sahara
Fiberglas
PAK
Vero
Celain
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Free Wheeling
Rotary
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Pamrer Pen Company
Eversharp
Manresa
St. Monica’s Guild
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