Rio Grande College Fall Enrollment Reaches 190
First semester enrollment at Rio Grande College stands at 190, led by Jackson County with 59 students. Gallia follows with 48, Lawrence 23, Scioto 17, and Meigs and Pike each six. Four counties and 16 others host one student each. Among nine out-of-state enrollees are two from Korea and others from New York Pennsylvania Missouri Michigan West Virginia and Indiana.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Jackson County
Rip Kang
Chang Hyung Kim
Seoul
Korea
New York
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Michigan
West Virginia
Indiana
The
Messenger
Gallia County
Gerald Brown
Eleanore Fuller
Lady Fair
Holter Gregory
Louisa Brunicardi
William Neal
Alan Nibert
William Northup
John Porter
Beverly Russell
Wanda Saunders
James Burleson
David Babcock
Marlin Boston
Frances Collins
Bill Hackney
Carl Large
Sammy Meeks
William Meeks
Robert Powell
Norma Shamblin
Vickie Thomas
Kathryn Jarrell
Rio Grande
Howard Fish
Barbara Fraley
Dean Mason
Janet Pitchford
Herman Sprague
Joseph West
Joan Wickline
Raymond Taylor
Bidwell
Wanda Keesee
Mary Lanier
Jean McCoy
Leona Osler
Vinton
Danny Blazer
Donald Myers
Porter
Elizabeth Mulford
Cheshire
Freda Ramsey
Patriot
Violet Russell
Earnestine Spriegel
Northup
Ruby Cartwright
Ewington
Charles Cordle
Herman Lynch
Thurman
Janet Davis
Clay Baker
Joseph Drummond
Addison
Meigs County
Jerry Lowry
Listen Halley, Jr
Eddie Kitchen
Middleport
Maxine Reed
Reedsville
Larry Roush
Racine
Sandra Pierce
Langsville
Vinton County
Harold Reed
D. T. Reese
McArthur
Kenneth Libby
Hamden
Carol Jean Martindell
Londonderry
Hocking County
Herbert Moore
Haydenville
Fairfield County
Judith Orr
Baltimore
Municipal Court Hearings Involve 10 Patrol Arrests
Gallipolis reports no accidents Wednesday while municipal court heard 10 patrol arrests from the weekend. Vaughn D. Roush, 47, Bucyrus, fined 50 dollars, five days jail, license suspended six months. Edward England, 42, Gallipolis Route 1, fined 10 dollars for unsafe operation. Virgil Yarbrough, 41, Kyger, fined 10 dollars for speeding. Bonds forfeited for speeding and other charges range from 15 to 25 dollars for several defendants, including Clifton Clark, Shirley Harkins, Gerald Marr, Don Carlos Lowe, Lowell Ferguson, James Craig, and Norman Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn D. Roush
Bucyrus
Edward England
Gallipolis
Truck Hits Deputy's Car on Locust St
Gallia County Deputy Grant Long reported a city truck struck his parked car in front of the sheriff's office on Locust Street. In Municipal Court James H. Rece was fined 50 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated and jailed five days with a six month license suspension. Other city cases included Leon George fined 15 dollars for reckless operation and several others for intoxication or traffic violations. Bonds of 20 dollars were forfeited for speeding by Joe Scraggs and Arthur Salamon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Grant Long
Locust St
James H. Rece
Leon George
Joseph L. Hanna
Bidwell
Percy Bryant
John R. Garnes
Theodore Washington, Jr
Gene Hendren
Joe Scraggs
Huntington
Arthur J. Salamons
Charleston
Reminder of Dues Issued by Commander
Commander Harold J. Broyles Jr told 18 attending members at Lafayette Post 27 that all members must pay 1958 dues within 30 days. The meeting focused on membership drive and current dues, with ham sandwiches and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lafayette Post 27
Harold J. Broyles, Jr
Eagles Plan for District 3 Meeting in Gallipolis
At an Aerie 2290 meeting led by Wesley Westfall plans were set for the Eagles District 3 gathering. The dinner aims to feed at least 200 Eagles in the FOE hall across from the public square on Sunday Oct 13, with speakers yet to be announced.
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Gallipolis
Aerie
Gallipolis Eagles
Wesley Westfall
District 3
FOE
California Resident Files for Divorce
Forest Borden Jr. files a divorce petition in Common Pleas Court. Plaintiff resides in Los Angeles County California. defendant lives in Cleveland. The couple married at Point Pleasant West Virginia on October 7 1955 and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Los Angeles County
Calif
Cleveland
Forest Borden, Jr
Phyliss Borden
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Llivia Stays Spanish Island in France After 1659 Revision
Llivia, a Spanish village within modern France, resisted cession in a 1659 frontier revision. It remains an enclave, connected by a neutral road to Spain, and has stood as a Spanish island in France for three centuries.
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Llivia
France
River Traffic and Dam Conditions on the Kanawha and Ohio
River gauges show Gallipolis at 19.3 and 9.9 feet with four feet and Marmet at four and a half feet. Dams along the Kanawha at Marmet and Winfield report rising levels while Ohio River moves show boats at several locks with multiple up and down readings through the day.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Creditor
Omaha
Jefferson
Mr. Criss
A. L. Long
Nina F
Criss Jr
I. F. Frieberger
Kanawha
Semet
R. H. Bosworth
Emma No, III
Merrill
Lelia Shearer
Herbert E. Jones
Benter
Solvay
Lehigh
District Governor Visits Gallipolis Kiwanis Club Third Time
Ohio District Gov Bill Campbell praised Gallipolis Kiwanis for August perfect attendance and 100 percent club status this year. He noted Eaton’s five straight 100 percent months and a 32 member Gallipolis, with Campbell planning another visit. The meeting also featured the Arkansas traveling gavel presented by Point Pleasant President Jim Hall to Acting President J Dean Eisel, honoring Gallipolis hospitality.
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Gallipolis
Eaton
North Royalton
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Bill Campbell
Dayton
LaFayette Hotel
Gallipolis Kiwanians
Campbell
Carl Frey
Athens
Point Pleasant
Jim Hall
Arkansas
J. Dean Eisel
Searcy
Ark
Hawaii
Alaska
Chicago
New York
Hall
Holzer Hospital Notes Admitted List Highlights Local Names
A long hospital admission list from Holzer notes numerous new inpatients and surgical cases. Names include Leroy Davis family, Marvin Bates, Edward Dearth, Willard Taylor, James Durbin, and many others from Oak Hill Gallipolis Point Pleasant and surrounding areas.
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Leroy Davis
Oak Hill
Marvin Bates
Vinton
Edward Dearth
Willard Taylor
Gallipolis
James Durbin
Point Pleasant
D. L. Richards
Middleport
Charles Johnson
Marilyn Scott
Davis Hall
Florence Johnson
Charles L. Bechtle
Surgical
Charles C. Brohard
Ray
James A. Pinson
Ashland
Lewis Clench
George Krider
Racine
William M
Local social notes from Clifton report visits and guests
Clifton residents share weekend visits with relatives in Hartford Pennsylvania Mason Letart Gibbstown and New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Shea Earl Henry Burns host relatives while Rev Wright and daughter LaNella visit Carl Wright in New Jersey and Loretta Hayes Barry Richard and Mack Stewart host and visit others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Lester Richard
Letart
Mack Stewart
Goldie
Marion Kearns
Gibbstown
Harry Kearns
14 Children Visit Clinic At Holzer
The Well Child clinic at Holzer Hospital Educational Building in Gallipolis drew 14 children, including two new cases. Dr Norman Goldstein led the session with nurse Janice Luman and volunteers aiding. Nine children had physicals, four received Salk polio shots, four got diphtheria and tetanus vaccines, one had smallpox, and two had patch tests. Two mothers also received polio shots, with one child referred to the Jackson orthopedic clinic. Miss Miller, RN, attended as consultant for the Ohio Department of Health Southeastern District.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Norman Goldstein
Goldstein
Janice Luman
R. N
Robert L. Meyers
Dorothy Sommer
Helen Spriegel
Jackson
Jackson County
Death of Gallipolis Man 66 Succumbs to Heart Attack
Denney Castle 66 died suddenly of a heart attack around 10 a m Wednesday at his Route 160 home near Porter while in the barn. Born Feb 20 1892 in Ohio Two to the late David and Margaret Castle he lived in the township most of his life before moving 13 years ago. Survived by wife Edith Green and two children Fulton at home and Verna Green of Chesapeake W Va. two brothers Frank of Columbus and Okey of Kentucky. Services at Vern On McCoy funeral home Friday 2 p m with Rev Nix Novel Russell of Athens officiating burial in Vinton Memorial Park.
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Gallipolis
Denney Castle
Porter
Mr. Castle
Ohio Two
David
Margaret Moore Castle
Edith Green
Fulton
Verna Green
Chesapeake
W. Va
Frank
Columbus
Okey
Kentucky
Vernon McCoy
Nix Novel
Russell
Athens
Vinton Memorial Park
Swimming Tigers Pursue Island to Island Hunts
Tigers show remarkable swimming ability and reportedly traverse between islands in search of better hunting grounds.
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Spain
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
A Liis
Simpso
Fleie Oe
King Feat
H. M. Rollins
Letart, Medical
Dewey Carpenter
Warren Goodall
Donna Kay Quickle
Reuben Whitt
William Mulhern
Frank Riffel
C. D. Richards
Don Shaw
William R. Knight
Edward Winston
Apul Scarrett
John H. Gill
J. E. Carmink
Sarah Simpkins
R. F. Folden
George H. Nicholson
Clifton
Lend Roe
Shulton
Holzer
Swimming
South Court St
Cologne
Ouartette
Angelique
Gardol
Kolynos
Revlon Rubensteins
Tussy Angelique
de Scholls
OF Schost
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