Child Unconscious After Highway Accident
Carol Sue Trace five year old daughter of Mrs Nolan Monahan was struck by a car Tuesday evening as she left another vehicle in front of the family home on Route 75 near Coalton. Holzer hospital reported to the State Highway Patrol that she remained unconscious at 8 pm with a brain contusion a broken clavicle and multiple cuts and bruises.
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Gallipolis
Carol Sue Trace
Nolan Monahan
Route 75
Coalton
Holzer Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Defendants Arraigned In Common Pleas Court
Fourteen people appeared in Gallipolis Common Pleas Court for arraignment before Judge Robert M. Betz. Several bonds ranged from 300 to 1000 dollars for charges including driving while intoxicated non support assault and battery and checks without funds. One defendant pleaded guilty to non support and was placed on probation for three years with 30 days to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Robert M. Betz
John Schoonover
Patricia Foster
Bryant Duncan
Otis Paul Williams
Fred Phillips
Owen Secarberry
Mae Shively
James Little
Perry Bailes
Walter Pinkerman
Keith Shelton
Ralph Dean
Raymond Myers
James Eugene Goolden
River Traffic Movements on Ohio and Kanawha Rivers
Towboat and barge notes list vessel movements on the Ohio and Kanawha systems with boats such as Guadalcanal Trade Winds Blazer Indiana Tennessee and others showing up or down at specific times from morning to afternoon. Locks at Gallipolis and Marmet show several vessels moving through with up and down statuses as reported by the river traffic desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Joseph Chotin
Guadalcanal
Blazer
Indiana
Stevenson
Lehigh
Criss
Tennessee
Nemacoloin
R. W. Lea
Francis
Neville
Hatfield
Ohio
Sycamore
Gallipolis
Seneca
W. S. Rhea
Semet
Ernestine
Emery
City of Maysville
Kanawha
London
Juanita
Solvay
Marmet
Iron Duke
Shirley
Bonney
Winfield
Kenna
Orbiston Union Sunday School hosts 20th annual homecoming
The Orbston Union Sunday School marked its 20th annual homecoming with attendees and visitors from multiple towns. Names listed include Mr. and Mrs. John Carter announcing a birth, and many relatives visiting or returning from Mount St. Mary Hospital and various communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbiston
Orbiston Union
John Carter
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Margaret Blackford
Cambridge
Cecil King
Charles
Glendale
Calif
Edith Halliday
Elizabeth O'Rourke
Frank Halliday
Clarence Banfield
Guysville
Clell Campbell
Elizabeth Roberts
Anna Hardy
Circle Hill
Betty Sabo
Murray City
Mary Alice Banfield
Glouster
Stephen Sorrell
Martin Sorrell
Anna Kincade
Dayton
Edward Conley
Alex Genter
Nelsonville
Maggie Colbert
Buchtel
Clayton Bookman
Gilbert Campbell
Raymond Nixon
Logan
Russell Campbell
Weber McManaway
Columbus
A. K. Walker
Little Hocking
J. B. Carsner
Temperance
Mich
Billy Roberts
Harold Carpenter
Newark
Clarence Peacock
Floyd Wade
Edward Peacock
Adrienne Sorrell
Rodney Bookman
Steve Sorrell
Daisy Campbell
Dianne
Fred Conger
Clarence Poling
East Canton
Eber Poling
Clarence Banfield, Jr
Leonard’ Lacy
Union Furnace
Elizabeth Roberta
Birthday Dinner Gathered Local Kin in Chesterhill
Mr and Mrs Frank Parsons and Miss Hazel Burke attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Clark Grubb in Chesterhill for their grandson Richard Grubb. Other recent visitors and guests include John Martin, Albert Ogg, Charlie Grubb, Garry Grubb, Curtis Newburn, Wayne France, Nellie France, Evalina Brill, and Keith Brill in Columbus and Athens areas.
Car Crashes In Avoiding School Bus
An accident occurred at 4 15 pm Wednesday on Dewitts Run Road Meigs County on a one way county road when a school bus and a passenger car met on a curve Moderate damage to the car driven by Richard Abels 32 of Long Bottom as he drove off the road to avoid the bus and struck a rock in an embankment at the scene There were no injuries reported by the State Highway Patrol which investigated the crash
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Gallipolis
Dewitts Run
Meigs County
Richard Abels
Long Bottom
Abels
State Highway Patrol
Kiwanis Leader Walker Addresses Galion Club
Portsmouth lieutenant governor Robert P. Walker spoke at the Gal lipolis Kiwanis meeting about the Seattle International Convention. He noted this may be his last official visit as lieutenant governor, as his term ends this year. Business session followed dinner at the Lafayette Hotel with plans for next week's Sample Fair at Washington School and assigned duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert P. Walker
Portsmouth
Kiwanis
Gallipolis Club
Seattle
Wash
Walker
Lafayette Hotel
Washington School
Hospital Notes Include Numerous Admissions and Births
Holzer Hospital reports admissions for Mrs William M Douglas Ray Edwin Lee Stein III Mrs Meyer Maggied of Gallipolis and several others in Wellston Gallipolis Bidwell Jackson and Elea nor W Va Births listed for multiple mothers and infants including Mrs Carro Casto and baby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admissions
William M. Douglas
Ray Edwin Lee Stein, III
New Haven
Meyer Maggied
Gallipolis
Carol Sue Trace
Wellston
Roger Penick
Jack Canaday
Owen Walters
Bidwell
Dan Coffey
Ray
Watson E. Wickline
Jack
Ralph W. Nazor
Ironton
William D. Hartigan
Eleanor
W. Va
Trudy Henry
Racine Man Fined and Athens Sewer Ordinance Updated
Warren H. Rose of Racine, 32, cited for unsafe operation. fined five dollars and costs. Athens, Ohio council amends Ordinance 1112 to revise sewer rates and charges effective after a new plant is operational. emergency measure to fund expansions and rate restructuring with monthly minimums and stepped per thousand rates.
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City of
Athena
Athens
Ohio
Athena City Water Works
Two Men Injured In Plant Accidents
At Carlyle Tile Co Ironton Ben Ellis Route 2 Ironton was treated at Holzer hospital for possible chest injury after losing footing while pushing a dryer car at the plant. James P Snyder 48 McArthur slipped on bricks at the McArthur Brick plant and broke his left leg.
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Gallipolis
Ben Ellis
Ironton
Holzer Hospital
Carlyle Tile Co
Holzer
James P. Snyder
McArthur
First American Legion Formed Among Tories and Defectors
An article notes that the first American Legion consisted of Loyalists and American deserters within British lines during the Revolutionary War.
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First American Legion
Driver Fined Five Dollars in Stop Sign Citation
Gallipolis police cited Betty Marie Betz for ignoring a stop sign and she paid a five dollar fine. Carl William Huston, 45, Portsmouth, was arrested on intoxication charges with no disposition by last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Betty Marie Betz
Carl William Huston
Portsmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Common Pleas
Gilbert van Sickle, Jr
George Rupe
William David Saxton
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Mullo
BAYER
Pablum
Baby Food
Blue Jay
Pherylium
AYDS
Ory 2
Fasteeth
Playtex
Magnesia
Heavenly Sodal
Gobelin
Norris
Old Dominion
Pangburns
Dr. Lyons
Broadwell
Donald Kemper
Eva Pringle
June Walters
John Evans
Alfred Vallance
Marilyn Roush
Esta Boster
George Fisher
Robert Morris, Jr
Furman Hughes
George Saylor
Percy Snyder
Carro| Casto and Baby
Virgil Chambers
Racine Man
Warren H. Rose
Racine
G. Houck
Poe
Lakens
Friendly Fair
Oxford
M-L
FBI
Green
First Legionnaires
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