Weekend accidents report no injuries in Gallipolis area
Patrol investigated five weekend crashes with light to moderate damage. A milk truck backed into a car at a Harrisonville Road residence. another rear end on Route 35 near the Silver Bridge injured no one but led to a DWI charge for Rex Adkins’s rear vehicle. A sideswipe on Route 35 near the Gallipolis west limit caused light damage and a driving left of center arrest for Ella Smith. Additional crashes near U S 33 in Darwin and at Routes 325 and 35/5 produced minor damage and no injuries. details show drivers facing citations and investigations ongoing.
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Gallipolis
Virgil Adkins
Harisonville Road
Adrian Carson
Carson
Township Road
Leading Creek Road
Jage
Silver Bridge
Kananga
Rex R. Adkins
Esg
R L. Richard
Muncie
Ind
Richard
Adkins
Gallipolis West Corporation
John, A, Jr
Delaware
Ella Marie Smith
Jesse Beaver
Police Check Two Accidents In Gallipolis Weekend
Gallipolis city police investigated two weekend rear end accidents on Sycamore Street near Second and Third Avenues. Rob Rams 16 of Point Pleasant stopped to pick up a passenger and was struck by Wayne Church 89 of Gallipolis who failed to stop. Damages: Church vehicle moderate, Rams car light. A second incident on East Street near Tye's Restaurant involved Emiel Thomas 35 of Rodney slowing for traffic and Ellis Hudson 2 of Northup failed to stop after sliding on rain slick pavement. Hudson’s car sustained no damage and Thomas received light damage. Police also convicted three individuals: Lewis Sprouse 19 of Ewington Route 1 paid 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation. John Murphy 53 of Massachusetts paid 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Bert Yost 458 of Bidwell paid 5 dollars and costs on intoxication charges.
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Gallipolis
Tye
Ellis P. Hudson
Northup
Thomas
Lewis H. Sprouse
Ewington
John Murphy
Massachusetts
Bert Yost
Bidwell
Algie Price Rites Set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Algie Price will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Glouster Methodist Church with the Rev. Dale Hop presiding. Burial follows at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens in Columbus at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
Eastern Star reception honors Mrs Betty Johnson in Columbus
Social notes report a Columbus reception Saturday night honoring Mrs Betty Johnson worthy grand conductress of the Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star A later event for Mrs Johnson at E Broad St Baptist Church featured organ music and Aladdin Shrine double quartet performances including Lola Mae Suiter Mrs Esta McKnight Mrs Mabel Hawney Miss Edith Hutsinpiller and Mrs Jennie Minere among attendees
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Lola Mae Suiter
Esta" McKnight
Mabel ‘Awney
Edith Hutsinpiller
Jennie Minere
Columbus
Betty Johnson
Order of Eastern Star
John Son
Bexley
OES
E. Broad St. Baptist Church
Aladdin Shrine
Dr Fleming to Address MYF Banquet at Grace Methodist
The Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a kickoff banquet Tuesday for junior and senior high students with 1150 reservations cap. Tickets are due by late Monday or early Tuesday. Grace Methodist Church hosted the meeting where Stephen George, MYF vice president, outlined the year’s program and upcoming events.
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Centsacplate
Rotary
Farmer's Hotel
MYF
Fred Miller
Stephen 7
George
Grace
Mary Ann Lusk
Donna Johnson Willead
Harriet Clenden
T He
Grace Methodist Church
Stephen' George
Reedsville Social Notes Span Local Visits and Recoveries
Miss Jessie R foyt Columbus and brother red Marietta visited friends while Clark Edwards Columbus hosted Edwards family. Miss Maxine Reed 1956 Chester High School graduate active in Eden AB Church Rio Grande College winner. Clifford Etta Crump Blessing Texas visiting Ruth Myers relatives. Arlie Martha Dallas Marks guests of J S Marks. James Stalnaker New Matamoras and Blaine Addie Newell with Bert Shumways. Karen Humphrey C Edd Humphrey returned from hospital observation.
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Reedsville
Jessie R. Foyt
Columbus
Red
Marietta
Clark Edwards
Blessing
Texas
Antigone on TV under Anouilh’s modern lens
Critics note a bold reshaping of Sophocles through Anouilh in Antigone on NBC TV. The adaptation, directed by Frank Vin Schattner, stars Marisa Pavan as Antigone and Claude Rains as Creon, with themes of rebellion and power under a military setting.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Marisa
Avengers
Pavan
Beauty
Sophocles
Antigone
Miss
Paris
Anouille
Claude Rains
King Creon
Lewis Galantiere
Kaiser Aluminum
Miss Pagan
Nbc-Tv
Anouilh
Galantiere
Frank Mold
Vin Schattner
Jean Anouilh
Four Districts Seek November Ballot Mergers
GALLIPOLIS The county board discusses merging Green Harrison Guvan Ohio and two other districts with voters to decide on consolidation at the November ballot. The plan requires a strong vote margin to defeat the merger and the local board's actions factor into the timing and eligibility for November voting. County officials plan October meetings in Athens and Columbus to finalize representation and procedures while bus driver applications are reviewed.
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Elections Board
Citizes
Green
Harrison
Guvan
Ohio
Gallipolis City
Clay Local
Consoli
Gallipolis
County Board of Education
Board of Elect Board
Ralph Boster
Columbus
B. Lewis Jones
Henry Skidmore
Athens Ciation
Methodist Officers' School Draws 92 Youths Sunday
The Grace Methodist Church hosted the Methodist Youth Fellowship Officers' Training School with 92 youths from the Portsmouth District. Next Sunday the staff will instruct MYF officers from the western half at the Waverly Methodist Church, with registration opening at 2 30 p m and an open worship led by Mary Ann Lusk.
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Suro
Methodist Youth Fellowship Officers
Grace Methodist Church
Portsmouth
MYF
Methodist Church
Waverly
Mary Ann Lusk
Faith
Grace Myf
Tom Norman
Judy Hunter
Lucasville
Marsha Hooker
Jackson
Diana Wolfe
Wheelersburg
River Traffic and Dam Operations on Ohio and Kanawha Rivers
River traffic data lists gauges and moving dam statuses at Gallipolis Point Pleasant Pomeroy Hinton Kanawha Falls and Montgomery with inches feet and up or down readings. Locks 16 through 35 report vessel movements and times. Kanawha River stations Marmet Ora Wine Scott Chotin Lehigh Semet Esso Louisiana Duncan Bruce Rob ert G. West Sam Houston Harbor Point and other craft show up or down readings and towing details through evening hours.
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Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Montgomery
Ohio River
Chris
Stevenson
Northern
Lucas
Irene Chotin
John
Shearer
Jerry Bosworth
Tennessee
Kanawha
Marmet
Solvay
Ora
Geld
Wright
Scott Chotin
Herbert E. Jones
Robert G. West
Sam Houston
Helen
Harbor Point
Pittsburgher
AH. Crane
Community Notices From Nearby Families Attend Funerals
Antiquity residents and relatives gather for multiple funerals including Jim McKenzie in Racine and Monroe Pickens at Ewing Chapel. Visitors travel from Columbus Wellsville and Zanesville to pay respects. Local reunions and weekend visits noted along with a Civil War surrender site rebuilt at Appomattox and a Swedish engineer’s camera design to photograph the Northern Lights.
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Antiquinx
Frank Reinshel
Judy Shain
Columbus
One Roush
Chillicothe
C. F. Shain
Jim McKenzie
Racine
Perry Smith
Bessie Pickens
Brooks
Rochester
Millard Adams
Zanesville
Mason City
Carl Varian
Bill Jackson
Salem
Lorain
Dave ‘Sayre
Shippingport
Paul Stewart
Frank Buck
Doris Pickens
Bryan Harris Reedsville
Charleston
W. Va
Ira Riggs
Ott Arnott
Don Stobart
Voorhees
Craig Beach
Lake Milton
McLean
Appomattox
Logan Route 1 Community Notes and Visits
The Logan Route 1 area reports a vacation trip by Mr and Mrs Delbert Davis and children to North Carolina Kentucky and Tennessee with stops in the Great Smoky Mountains and Mt Mitchell. It notes the death of Allen Reichley a former forestinger of Benton Scenic State and announces a teachers picnic at Rachelmacher Park Logan on Sept 12 along with new residents Ray Hart and H W Cook and business changes at a local filling station. Reorganization and planning for future activities are discussed including officer changes and an October meeting at Nellie Mosure’s home.
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Logan
Delbert Davis
Marylin
Clark
Pleasant
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Great Smokey Mountains
Mt. Mitchell
D. H. Woodward
Emily
Balkan
Woodrds
Ewing
Woodward
Allen Reichley
Benton
Reichley
Hocking County
Rachelmacher Park
Ray Hart
Dernard Woodward
H. W. Cook
Harold ‘Rheinscheld
Cook
Rheinscheld
Twing
Hesboro
South
Kathryn Rigg
Nellie Mosure
A. Spillman
Glouster Social Notes and Meeting Day Changes
Glouster church groups shift meeting day with Fist Church meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Marga Carters home and Orpah Class meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Helen Stephenson's home with devotions by Mrs Margie McGee and entertainment by Miss Mabel LeFever and Mrs Forrest Vrohmeyer. The WSCS of Trimble Sunbeam Class met at Oakdale Church with Ephesians chapters read, a potluck for 45 members and six guests, next at Mrs Faye Nott's home. Charlene Skipper honored at a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Paul McAllister's with co host Mrs Mary Hall. prizes to Dora Parker Betty Dennison Arlene Andrews. 11 served. District American Legion fall meeting attended by Harry Richards Harry Rires and George Campbell at Coalton.
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Oakdale Church
Faye Nott
Charlene Skipper
Paul McAllister
Mary Hall
Dora Parker
Betty Dennison
Arlene Andrews
Harry Richards
Harry Rires
George Campbell
American Legion
Coalton
Bill Roberts
Miami Beach
Florida
New Castle
Penn
Roberts
Ira White
Mr. Roberts
Jack Dillon
John M. Bryson
Johnny
Jan
Grovel City
E. K. Bryson
John Dyer
Four Cases Are Heard in Municipal Court
Four men were convicted after weekend arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Carroll F. McCullough paid $20 and costs for intoxication. Charles Runyan forfeited a $10 bond for no muffler. Nathaniel McCumber paid $15 and costs for driving left of center. Gerald Stover forfeited a $50 bond for speeding. Billy Ellis changed plea to guilty on speeding and paid $10 and costs.
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Uvat Liruio
State
Jud
W. H. Jones
Carroll F. McCullough
Parkersburg
Charles Runyan
Eustis
Fla
Nathaniel McCumber
Chesshire
Gererald Stover
Detroit
Billy Ellis
Gallipolis
Glouster Monday District Commander to Install Officers
Parks announces that Jackson Grubb McCann Frederick Post 414 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m to install officers led by Commander Moore. Ralph Gatebel second vice, George Mudrie and Bill Hetfelt listed. Social committee chaired by Hoy Jeckinger.
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Parks
Jackson
Grubb
McCann-Frederick
Moore
First
American Legion
Tues
Ralph Gatebel
George
Dis
Glouster
Commander Blair
Hoy Jeckinger
George Mudrie
Bill Hetfelt
State Eyes Adult Shots in Polio Vaccination Push
A state health official said the department may recommend polio vaccination for all adults using commercial Salk vaccine. Free distribution funds currently cover those up to 20 years old and pregnant women. extending it would require Congress. The plan hinges on guidance from Dr. Ralph E. Dwork and administration director Earl C. Wright.
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Columbus—Ur
State Health Department
Earl C. Wright
Wright
Ralph E. Dwork
Cheshire Two Resident Dies In Cheshire Township
Mrs Aga Blanche Harding Gordon 4, died Sunday at her Route S54 residence after 11 months illness. Born July 28, 1872 in Cheshire Township, she lived there all her life. Daughter of Hale and Emma Ward Harding, she married Emory Gordon at Rio Grande Sept 15, 1892. She had no children or siblings. She belonged to Eno Methodist Church and was an honorary Eno Grange member and WSCS member. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Kegger Methodist Church, Rev Paul Pyles, burial Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after Tuesday noon.
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Vinton
Aga Blanche Harding Gordon
Cheshire Township
Hale
Emma Ward Harding
Emory Gordon
Rio Grande
Billy Fulton
Eno Methodist Church
Eno Grange
Eno Wscs
Kgger Methodist Church
Paul Pyles
Gravel Hill
Five Attend Amateur Radio Club Picnic
Sixty five people registered at the amateur radio club picnic Sunday in Gallipolis, with about 30 children boosting attendance to 95. Ham radio resident Joe Melton says poor turnout was due to threatening skies. Jaycees to meet next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the mayor's office in the city building.
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Gallipolis
Amateuradio Club
Nummer
Joe Melton
Jaycees
Glouster
Trimble
Mayor's
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Algie Price
Gallipolis Social Notes
Auena
Dr. Fleming
Wiwc
WCHS
WBNS
WHTN
Wopalone
Sports Eye
Hopaions
Doug Edwards
Junge Jim
John Daly
Frankie
Prenkie Carle
Hopeione
Robinwood
New
Bold Journey
New Haven
Sports Review
Hopaiong
Boia Journey
Basel
Studio One
Studio 57
Ernie Kovacs
Public Defender
Renie Kovacs
Playhouse Te Defender
Armchair Theater
Fiat T
Paine Theater
Steve Allen
T Tonight
Wiwe Wivnnes
Giobetrollerny
Parson's
Valiant
Jay Ray Mill
Ray Milland
Hma
Erie
Spook Beekman
Bob Crosby
Meatersc
Casper Carers
Gene's Canteen
Katies Kitchen
Barly
Mickey Mouse Barly
Mickey Mouse
Aunt Dra
Doug Rananda
Art Linkletter
Doug Awards
Soha
Daly
Frankie Carle
Franke Carle
Warner Presents
Opry
News
News Caravan
Sports Warner Presents
Phil Sivers
Phil Silvers
Savy Low
Des
Wyatt Earp
Wyatt Arp
Jane Wyman
Ie Maet
Circie Theater
Toenter
Ea Bea Victory Sena
Circle Theater
Welamet
Rovemary Clooney
Armchair
Tate
Mastery
Walt Philips
Methodist Officers
Nancy Lewis
Mike Schuler
Patience Sutton
Chesapeake
Cizenship
Geneva Pollard
Stockdale
Trimble Holiness Mission
Trimble, Ohio
Okey Cart
Hobson
Elaine McKinney
Garnet Aten
the Plains
Helen W. Tatmann
Tlouster
Darwin
Leslie Ashraft
Homer Story
Ward Smith
Mat Hendrix
Herbert Whaley
Paul Parsons
Athens
Parsons
W. R. Davis
Alice Thompson
Elsie Arnold
Dickie
Viola
Barbara Davis
Rose Hill
Kate Sinclair
Emmat Jones
Eugene Jeffers
Carpenter
Millard Clause
Franklin
Birlingham
Erwin Gloeckner
Earl Brickles
Dana Brickles
Floyd Brickles
Robert Brickles
New Concord
Avice Bailey
Woodrow. Wilson
Joyce Nixon
Guysville
Sur
Cheshire Two
Amateur Radio Club
My Executives Association
Sacco Cena
Peotina
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