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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1958

Page

3

Washington Costs Debate by Gallia Democrats at Banquet

Stephen M. Young and Walter H. Moeller blamed Washington for rising living costs and deficits. They urged fiscal conservatism and opposed foreign aid, arguing inflation and recession mirror Republican policy. The $10 banquet drew two dozen local candidates led by Judge Robert Betz.

Gallipolis Stephen M. Young United States Senate Gallia County Farmers Hotel Walter H. Moeller 10Th Washington Moeller United States Eisenhower J. Sherman Porter

Patrolman Recovers Two Youth Escapees After Car Theft

In Gallipolis a vacationing patrolman at a service station alerted police about two youths who paid with nickels. They were captured after fleeing from Alto Georgia Industrial Institution. Suspects Mason Holbrook 20 of Toccoa Georgia and Frank Reynolds 18 of Olyphant Pennsylvania admitted stealing a car, license plates, and robbing a grocery in Ashland Kentucky. They will be turned over to FBI if Georgia does not request return.

Gallipolis Georgia Industrial Institution Alto Bennie Pennington Garfield Ave Chester A. Leaper Berger Ave East Gallipolis Graham Bros. Tobacco Co Frank Reyolds Olyphant Joe McCorry Chief Leaper Paul North Bill Barr Jim Saunders Grant Long Long Reynolds Leaper Penal Institution Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Ashland Georgia Highway Patrol FBI

Victim Claimed By Excavations Near Cheshire Route 7

Gallipolis reports Donna Becker 22 Middleport died after her car hit a third hole in a new Route 7 excavation north of Cheshire. She suffered severe facial lacerations and was admitted for observation at Miegs General Hospital. A second crash near Gallipolis involved William Smith 37 Huntington who hit a ditch and was treated at Holzer Clinic. A Bedford Local School bus carrying 30 students slid into a ditch on Gold Ridge Road. no injuries.

Tim Donna O. Becker Middleport Gallipolis Highway Patrol Donna Becker Miegs General Hospital William H. Smith Huntington Smith Holzer Hospital Clinic Bedford Local School Meigs County Gold Ridge Rd Harold Jones Shade

Dams Up and Boats Move as Ohio River Levels Rise

The report lists gauge readings for Gallipolis Kanawha Falls Marmet Huntington and others with dams on the sill and movable dams up. It details numerous riverboats at locks along the Ohio and Kanawha rivers with boat names and load statuses. It ends by noting the execution in London of Capt William Kidd and nine crew for piracy.

Gallipolis Montgomery Cress Ranges Kanawha Falls Hinton Pomeroy-Mason Point Pleasant Kanawha River London Marmet Winfield Ohio River Paul Blazer Bob Benter City of Huntington C. F. Hood Creditor Sioux City Cornell Stevenson Criss Jr Robert G. West A. V. Criss Lock Ogram Jerry Bosworth CC. V. Harner Louisiana Invader Duncan Bruce Walter Williamson Keeley F. Shearer Beaver O-Kan Helen Coleman D Cincinnati Pennsylvania Ernestine Titan OVEC Tradewinds Lady Ree Semiet Solvay Orleanian Northern William Kidd

Abingdon Ambulance Driver Delivers Twins 30 Minutes Apart

Sam Campbell, an ambulance owner, delivered a baby girl at a rural home after racing the stork. Nurses gave no praise as he then brought mother and girl to a hospital where a brother arrived for the newborn girl, twins born 30 minutes apart.

Abingdon Sam Campbell

Jeffersons Parents of Six Children with Four Dying Young

Thomas Jefferson and his wife Martha Skelton were noted as parents to six children, with four dying in infancy according to the record.

Thomas Jefferson Martha Skelton

Trapeze Store Hours Listed for Friday and Saturday

Local listing shows Shop Friday 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 8 30 at The Trapeze. The entry emphasizes extended weekend hours for shoppers seeking late Saturday service.

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Harry Morton Jefferey Alexandria Morton Fairfield County America Young John Bricker Vernon Kuhn Gallia Robert S. Betz Betz Ohio General Assembly Cheshire Alomar Athens, One Trapeze Black Fox Athens Cory Garay Altmans Collection
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