Burke Attacks Goldwater Tax Plan at Point Pleasant Rally
James A. Burke congressman from Massachusetts scorched Barry Goldwater at a Point Pleasant dinner dance in the National Guard Armory attended by about 600. He warned that a 25 percent tax cut would endanger the nuclear program and throw 25 to 30 million out of work, urging Goldwater to consult responsible party members. He highlighted West Virginia’s federal funds and praised the 1964 tax cut and ARA initiatives aiding Point Pleasant and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hyre
Point Pleasant
Mason County
James A. Burke
Massachusetts
Barry Goldwater
National Guard
Burke
Goldwater
Spe
West Virginia
Homer S. Smith
Farm Bureau Urges Price Research After Drought Loss
Mason County Farm Bureau dinner featured Sta tion WSAZ-TV director John Heiskell saying the drought has caused two billion dollars in damage nationwide, with Mason County hit hard. He urged farmers to study prices and push a farm marketing program as leaders, while J A Ferrell was elected president and a 15 member board named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
John Heiskell
Wsaz-Tv
Mason County Farm Bureau
Ordnance School
Heiskell
Mason County
Lyle Austin
Hogsett
J. A. Ferrell
Lakin Pair Injured In Point Pleasant Area Crash
Cas sie B. Gore 72 head of the dairy department at Lakin State Hospital and his wife Myrtle 62 were injured in a one car mishap Sunday near Point Pleasant on Route 35. Mrs Gore lost three front teeth and Gore had chest pains. They were treated at Pleasant Valley Hospital after the car went off the left berm in heavy rain and spun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Cassie B. Gore
Lakin State Hospital
Myrtle
Mason County
Berm
Mrs Cruickshank To Be DAR Speaker
Mrs Dwight P Cruickshank will speak at the Col Lewis Chapter DAR Friday meeting at 3 p m in the Mansion House Tu Endie Wei Park Miss Betty Berry and several hostesses will assist with the program led by Mrs Charles Profitt who will discuss national defense and the event is hosted by local DAR members in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dwight P. Cruickshank
Col. Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tu-Endie-Wei Park
Charles Profitt
D. Neil Connors
Chester A. Roush
Eugene Sterrett
Edward Biddle
Betty Berry
Forest Nibert
M. Holly Simmons
I. G. Volden
Bidwell Man Loses License For Three Years In DWI Case
Brooks C. Glover 23 of Bidwell Route 1 had a 12 point day under Ohio point law and faced a three year license suspension. In Municipal Court Judge William H. Sowers fined him for reckless operation and resisting arrest and added jail time on the DWI charge. Glover also paid $92.35 in fines and costs amid a patrol chase at Kananga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Brooks C. Glover
Bidwell
State Highway Patrol
Glover
Kananga
William H. Sowers
Mason Home Council Meeting Set for Krodel Park
The Mason County Home Demonstration Council meets Wednesday at Krodel Park in Point Pleasant. Alma Turner presides at 10 30 a m with Wanda Stemple, county extension agent, leading the afternoon planning session. A 1965 program and work plans will be developed and a potluck dinner of low calorie dishes will be served at noon. The meeting ends at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Home Demontration Council
Krodel Park
Alma Turner
Wanda Stemple
Home Demonstration
Otis Randolph
Powell Reynolds
Mason County
E. H. Bissell
Randolph
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and Local Arrest
Pleasant Valley Hospital notes list multiple new births including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moore of Cheshire and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hammick of Point Pleasant. The section also reports admissions in Point Pleasant and nearby communities. Curtis F. Biffle of Point Pleasant was arrested for failure to maintain control after a one car crash at Route 2 and Greed Road with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Moore
Cheshire
Joe Hammick
Point Pleasant
Bryan Kearns
Mason
Charles McDermitt
Leland Lieving
Clara Myers
Gallipolis Ferry
Harvey Chapman
Milton
Carolyn Jefferson
Pliny
William Moomer
Ant
Curtis F. Biffle
West Virginia
Riffle
Route 2
Greed Rd
Police Nab 2 Speeders In City Radar Sweep
Gallipolis police used the new radar speed timing device to nab five speeders. Officers on all shifts were urged to curb speeding. Cited to Municipal Court were Sherman Dennett 39 Bidwell and Russell Johnson 43 Kanauga. Scheduled for Saturday were Edgar Criner 20 Gallipolis Joseph Willis 26 Patriot Route 1 and James Rose 33 Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sherman M. Dennett
Bidwell
Russell Johnson
Kananga
Edgar E. Criner
Joseph A. Willis
Patriot
James W. Rose
Dams and River Traffic Report From Ohio River Corridor
Canal and river gauges show varying levels across Gallipolis and Meldahl locks with multiple boats moving at different times. In Germany, Ohio University graduate Ann Sisson teaches Air Force children in Weisbaden while returning to her roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ann Sisson
Cheshire
Ohio University
Air Force
Weisbaden
Germany
Fred Sisson
Old Cheshire High School
Columbus City
Anne Bailey Home Demonstration Club elects Burris president
Virgil Burris Sr was elected president of the Anne Bailey Home Demonstration Club at a Krodel Park meeting. New officers include Mrs Wilson Tyler vice president and Mrs Oak Thomas secretary with Mrs E H Bissell as treasurer. They discussed Achievement Day on Oct 22 and planned lunch duties for the Roy Kincade farm sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Virgil Burris, Sr
Anne Bailey Home Demonstration Club
Krodel Park
Wilson Tyler
Oak Thomas
E. H. Bissell
Roy Kincade
Billy Casto
Homer Whittington
G. K. Burdette
Powell Reynolds
Farm Bureau
Forest Gribble
Cars Sideswipe Near Route 17 Injuries Not Reported
Deputies investigated a two car crash Sunday at 2:20 p.m. on Upper Five Mile Road one mile east of Route 17. No injuries were reported and property damage was minor. Allen Walker 42 South Side and Clarence Bonecutter 48 Gallipolis Ferry were the drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Immunization Drive Totals Polio Doses and Vaccinations
At the Gallipolis weekly free clinic nurses administered 94 Sabin polio doses bringing Gallia County residents vaccinated this year to 3595. DPT shots numbered 50, diphtheria-tetanus 4, and smallpox 32. In Point Pleasant four people were arrested for intoxication: Terrance Blanks hip, Joe Beaver, Edna Rood, and James Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sabin
Gallia County
Point Pleasant
Terrance Franklin Blankenship
Gallipolis Ferry
Joe E. Beaver
Leon
Edna Charlotte Rood
James Samuel Finley
Child Struck By Car In Gallipolis Traffic Incident
Five year old Gallia County boy Norville G McCoy was treated and released from Holzer Hospital after a car struck him while he played in a yard at Gallia and Chatham. Leota Guinther driving northeast on Chatham was not charged. A separate hit and run damaged a parked station wagon on Third Avenue at 10 10 p.m. A two car collision at Third Avenue and Ohio Valley Bank led to a Municipal Court citation for Isaac Wickline on a failure to yield charge. Minor damage reported to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Mark Allen McCoy
Norville G. McCoy
Chatham Ave
Holzer Hospital
Gallia
Chatham
Leota Guinther
Hitskip
Irwin H. Viars
Chestnut St
Third Ave
Sycamore St
David W. North
Isaac A. Wickline
Crown City
Ohio Valley Bank
Wickline
Stolen $70 Radio Report From Gallia County
Earl Mink of Gallipolis Route 1 reported a $70 transistor radio stolen from Mink's Trailer Sales. Theft occurred sometime Saturday or Sunday as per sheriff deputies. Over the weekend five people were booked on intoxication charges including Lawrence Mayes Ruth Mayes James R Hartley James M Burdette and Nora Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl Mink
Gallia County
Nora Leach
Point Pleasant
Three Juveniles Fined for Traffic Violations
Three youths were fined by Juvenile Judge John W. Howell for speed in adverse conditions. Michael R. Quickle and Denver B. Kerr, both 17 and from Bidwell, paid $10 plus costs. Herbert E. Lear, 17 from Columbus, paid $5 plus costs for unsafe vehicle. Larry Dotson, 17 of Gallipolis, was lectured for a defective muffler. The Gallia County Board of Elections also approved 33 polling places for the November 3 general election with a notable shift for Clay Two to Clay local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John W. Howell
State Highway Patrol
Howell
Michael R. Quickle
Bidwell
Denver B. Kerr
Herbert E. Lear
Columbus
Larry Dotson
Gallialia County
Gallipolis Court appoints new police bailiff
Judge William H. Sowers names Police Sgt. John Taylor as bailiff of the Gallipolis Municipal Court effective Oct. 1. Art bailiff previously served under Police Chief Chester A. Leaper. The report also notes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frantz and Paul Martin and Paul Frantz of Hillsboro Oregon returning home Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Powell Reynolds on Sand Hill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Sowers
John Taylor
Baliff
Roy Frantz
Paul Martin and
Paul Frantz
Hillsboro
Ore
Powell Reynolds
Sand Hill Rd
Pedestrian Hit in Gallipolis Hit Run Probe
State Highway Patrol investigates a hit and run on Route 35 west of Gallipolis injuring Dale Conner 37 of Thurman Route 1 who was struck by an unidentified westbound car and not treated. Other Route 35 incidents include a cow strike in Centerville injuring no one, a speed charge against Lelia Shaffer and a two car collision on Narrow Ward Road with no injuries, and a backing incident on Bladen-Mercerville Road leading to a court citation for Lydia Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Dale Conner
Thurman
Conner
Centerville
Fred Beman
Charles D. Turley
Charleston
W. Va
Turley
Lelia M. Shaffer
Scotts Depot
Driver Alleged Guilty Pleas In Local DWI Cases
Walter Allie, 39, of Patriot Star Route, pled innocent to a city charge of driving while intoxicated in Gallipolis Municipal Court, waived a jury trial, and faces a hearing. He was later fined 25 dollars and costs after a second charge, released on 500 dollars bond for Saturday's proceedings, following an accident with Kenneth Worman's parked car on Third Ave. Allie left the scene and was detained by the State Highway Patrol on Route 588. Judge Sowers also fined Monroe Ball, 38, Gallipolis Route 1, 50 dollars and costs for DWI, with five days in jail and a six-month license suspension. Other fines included Horace R. Abbott, 34, Pom eroy Route 1, and Phillip M. Garlic, 18, Gallipolis, 20 dollars each for speeding. Glen E. Eblin, 39, Crown City, and David F. Lindsey, 23, Albany Route 3, 15 dollars each for speeding. Harold Green, 39, and Chester M. Young, 39, both of Gallipolis, and Bernard Neal, 42, Huntington, W. Va., 10 dollars each for intoxication. Suellen Hager, 18, Gallipolis, forfeited a 17.50 bond on speeding.
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DWI
Sowers
Rodger Myers
Rio Grande
Ronald W. Skidmore
Bidwell
Finis E. Holbrook, Jr
Northup
Delores I. Wolfe
Racine
Melvin R. Smeltzer
Willard F. McCormick
Patriot
Clovis 0. Graham
Crown City
Michael E. Northup
Gary R. White
Gallipolis
Edgar D. Solether
Fostoria
Herbert Stanley, Jr
Cleveland
Walter Allie
Patriot Star Route
William H. Sowers
Allie
Kenneth Worman
Third Ave
State Highway Patrol
Monroe Ball
Horace R. Abbott
Pomeroy
Phillip M. Garlic
Glen E. Eblin
David F. Lindsey
Albany
Harold Green
Chester M. Young
Bernard Neal
Huntington
W. Va
Suellen Hager
Thief Steals Coin Collection From Mozena Home
A coin collection valued over $1000 was stolen in a breaking and entering at 957 Sec ord Ave the residence of Frank H Mozena. Police report the theft occurred after a back door was pried open while the owners were away Friday and returned Sunday. GALLIPOLIS Laurie Ann Horn 3 was admitted to Holzer Hospital after a fall at Radliff EUB Church with a head injury. Her condition is listed as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frank H. Mozena
Secord Ave
Mozena
Laurie Ann Horn
Alonzo Horn
Holzer Hospital
Radliff Eub Church
New Arrivals and Dismissals At Holzer Hospital
A list from Holzer Hospital notes new births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jack E Morris Dexter Route 1 and a son to Mr and Mrs Vernon L Jaynes Wellston. Dismissals include Alberta Nichols William Miller Burdell Hayes and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack E. Morris
Dexter Route 1
Vernon L. Jaynes
Wellston
Alberta Nichols
William Miller
Burdell Hayes
Paul Kelly
Arnie Taylor
Grover B. Stout
Alex McCausland
Charlotte French
James Nash
Cetra Slagle
Raymond Thomas
Barry O. Porter
Barbara S. Hueholt
Glen D. Werry
Douglas M. Morris
Brian K. Brandeberry
Ronnie S. Fox
Adolpheus Smith
Robert Wilbur
Ray T. Mayhew
Billy M. Johnson
Ronald W. Downard
James W. Howard
David Davis
No License Hunter Fined in Gallia County Court
William Akers, 22, Huntington, was fined 15 dollars for hunting without a 1964 non resident license. Melvin Ours, 35, Crown City. William Gardner, 55, Cheshire. and Mark Tanner, 40, Huntington, each fined 10 dollars for intoxication. Larry Laudermill, 22, Middleport, 5 dollars for open flask. Floyd Martin, 39, Crown City Route 2, forfeited 27.50 bond for intoxication. Tanner ordered to pay cab fare after a wardrobe incident led to arrest. charge of defrauding a cab driver dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Akers
Huntington
W. Va
Gallia County
Kenneth W. Tomlinson
Sheriff's Department
Melvin Ours
Crown City
William H. Gardner
Cheshire
Mark Tanner
Larry Laudermill
Middleport
Floyd Martin
William H. Sowers
Tanner
Sheriff's Deputies
Eastern Ave
Rio Grande Circle K to Honor James Merry
Rio Grande College Circle K will name James Merry and his wife honorary members for 1963 64 service. The couple will receive the honor October 5 in the college cafeteria banquet room. Merry runs a Rodney Ohio stone quarry in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College Circle
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New Haven
Hartford
Ken Hechler
Democratic Executive Committee
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Thornton Berry
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House of Delegates
George Johnson
Morris Bragg
S. D. Littlepage
Clarence Adkins
Jane Tennant
Democrat Club
Lawrence Plants
Young Democrats
James Thompson
Gus Douglass
Assistant Agricultural Commission
Paul Crabtree
Point Pleas
Frank Rodgers
District One
Farm Bureau Told
Price Research Needed
Hobart Stanley
W. E. Kirk
Lawrence Scarberry
Secetary
Arbuckle
Clendenin
Graham
David Roush
Jesse Brown
Cooper
Lester Adkins
Lewis
Dana Durst
Lakin
Mrs. Cruickshank
P.M
Mason Home Council
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Kathy Tucker
Frank Kirby
James Denny
South Side
Fred Kasee
Jack Lemmon
Montgomery
Green
Meldahil
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Fallin
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Ason
Pont ‘Ieasant
Cherokee
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Harner
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Bo! Benter
Buckeye State
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Onward
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Crucible
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Jordan
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Jerry Bosworth
Esso Pennsylvania
Bayou Lareine
Philip Sporn
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F. H. Johnston
Chaperon
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Mrs. Burris
Anne Bailey
Bladen
Mercerville
Lydia F. Bryan
Oscar Pack, Jr
Bryan
Holzer Hospital News
Otis W. Rainey
Linda D. Woodall
Carl J. Gibbs
Bruce E. Stewart
Raymond W. Saxon
Walter V. Watterson
Vernon M. Henry
Eureka
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Vinton
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Jeffrey L. Dunlap
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