District CWA Disbursing Point Payroll Totals Reported
Logan April 10 Disbursements totaling 782919.16 were issued from the district office during the life of the CWA according to Barton A. Bell. Perry County led with 334868.06, Hocking 266119.97, Fairfield 97570.11, Pickaway 84361.02. Highest weekly payrolls were 33009.70 in Perry and 24312.70 in Hocking. first payroll in Hocking was 4584.90. Office sent payroll records to the state office and furloughed staff after closing.
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Logan
CWA
Barton A. Bell
Perry County
Hocking County
Fairfield
Pickaway Counties
Perry
Hocking
Pickaway County
Carbon Hill Briefs
Mrs Anna Math eny returned from a Columbus visit with her son and family Mr and Mrs Wesley Matheny. Ralph Johnson Middletown spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson. Mr and Mrs Lou Williams and Logan were guests of Mrs Williams mother Mrs Ella Guess. Burt Lehman Gore and Mrs Daisy Adams were guests of Mrs Veira Lowes. Katheryn Lyons and Beulah Coe spent Sunday in Buchtel. Woodrow and Jack Landie of Nel gerville visited their uncle Guy Lehman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Yariand Hawk and daughter Leara Jane Lowes and Mr and Mrs Louie Lowes and son spent Saturday with Mrs Tom Mc Cully in Greens Run.
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Carbon Hill
Anna Matheny
Columbus
Wesley Matheny
Ralph Johnson
Middletown
Frank Johnson
Lou Williams
Eon
Logan
Buchtel
Woodrow
Jack Landie
Nelgerville
Guy Lehman
Yariand Hawk
Leara Jane Lowes
Louie Lowes
Tom McCully
Greens Run
Visit Home Towns LOGAN Faculty Vacation Journal
During the vacation period members of the senior high faculty visited relatives out of the city for part of the time. Miss Sarah Rockhold was at Jackson and Hillsboro. Miss Iris Hull visited at Ft. Recovery. Miss Cecelia Blasius spent part of her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Frank McBroom of Columbus. Dayton Schulties was at Newport, Ohio. Miss Iris Lowery was at Powell. Miss Hazel Hershman went to Coshocton.
Local Social Notes From Oak Grove And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Ed Foughty and daughter of Athens visited relatives. Jennie and Ruth Brooks of Kimberly and Charles Howard were guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Ely. Mrs Mary Barnhart of York was visiting. Ripley Andrews of Connettefl features in a social note. Arthur Hartman of Nelsonville came with his parents Mr and Mrs William Hartman.
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Oak Grove
Ed Foughty
Athens
Jennie
Ruth Brooks
Kimberly
Charles Howard
Herbert Ely
Mary Barnhart
York
Ripley Andrews
Connet
Arthur Hartman
Nelsonville
William Hartman
Mrs Walter E Brehm Appears At Nelsonville High Assembly
Mrs Walter E Brehm of this city attended the Nelsonville high school assembly last week. She appeared on the program to give a number of readings.
Deputy Auditor John White Hospitalized After Prolonged Illness
Logan reporter notes Deputy Auditor John White, missing from home for several days, was taken to Cherrington Hospital Monday morning as his condition resisted treatment. Doctors hope for improvement though no quick recovery is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John White
Cherrington Hospital
Local Residents Return From Forest Camp in California
Virgil Lonberger has returned after six months in a California forest camp. Mace and Margaret Fearne of Goose Run visited Monday. Mr and Mrs John Vasko were in Glouster last week. Mr and Mrs Lewter Cook and Mrs Fauna Matheny visited Ath ens Monday.
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Virgil Lonberger
California
Mace
Margaret Fearne
Goose Run
John Vasko
Glouster
Mr. Lewter
Cook
Fauna Matheny
Athens
Talk on Buckeye State highlights Ohio facts
Dr. B A Aughinbaugh addressed Athens Kiwanis and Rotary at Berry Hotel sharing little known Ohio details. He noted Ohio as the fourth largest state and used slides of landmarks and the Ohio River Valley to illustrate early history, society, politics, and industry. Fifty-nine people attended.
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Ohio
B. A. Aughinbaugh
Ohio Department of Education
Athens Kiwanie
Rotary Clubs
Berry Hotel
Aughinbaugh
United States
Hocking County Scenic Area
Thee
Ohio River Valley
Ohio University
Recall of Democrat Hopes Linked to 1884 Campaign Pass
W P Heft of Wood Street preserves a campaign pass from the 1884 race when Grover Cleveland was the unsuccessful candidate. The pass, issued on The Steamer Grover Cleveland of the Salt River Packet Line, bore a Brice signature and a raccoon image with the caption The same old coon. Heft, a Democrat, keeps this relic as a reminder of earlier minority status.
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Grover Cleveland
Salt River
Calvin S. Brice
Democrat Party
Heft
Nature Study Trip Escorted by Zeigler
A 12 person group visited Conkle Hollow on Thursday with guide C. W. Zeigler. They observed retarded trailing arbutus, a declining American Yew, various lichens, and a cave level called Holmes Lookout after Miss Holmes found two fallen giant trees.
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Zeigler
Julia Smith
Sarah Rockhold
Sarah Holmes
Dolores Lee
Charlene Barnes
Billy Shaw
Rosamond Smith
Catharine Roberts
Strather Shaw
Martha Magle
Betty Zeigler
Merle Zeigler
Zeigier
Staghorn
Crane Hollow
Logan Team Gears Up As Season Open Near
Coach John Longley unveiled new equipment signaling the baseball season at Logan. Most practice will be interclass games with a possible district tournament team.
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Logan
John Longley
Glorifying Yourself Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
A candlelit dinner table enhances a woman’s beauty and gracious hosting. Pleasant meals aid digestion, supporting flawless skin and bright eyes. Manners and charm are part of a woman’s beauty campaign, urging calm conversations, slow eating, and polite topics. Etiquette matters. study a reliable guide if unsure.
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Johnny
Five Churches Named In Plains Man Will
The will of John H. Martin names five Plains churches to receive 200 dollars each Chauncey ME Pomeroy Christian The Plains M E Church of The Nazarene at The Plains and Church of God at The Plains Also named are Isabelle Coe and two daughters Celia Coe Hope and Lettie Coe Hintz each 1000 Neil Martin nephew 2000 Cora Dukes cousin 500 Josephine Bennett former clerk 200 Kate Nellie Adda Rye Martin cousins 100 each A 500 trust with Athens National Bank will fund grave maintenance and cemetery beautification If income is unused the surplus supports the grave and fences The estate is about 19500 with 3800 in personal property and 221000 in real estate.
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John H. Martin
the Plains
Athens County
S. M. Johnson
Chauncey ME. Pomeroy Christian
M. E
Church of the Nazarene At
Church of God At
Lettie Coe Hintz
Neil Martin
Cora Dukes
Gilead
Josephine Bennett
Martin
Kate
Nellie
Adda
Rye Martin
Athens National Bank
Ten Take Logan Test Women Seek Jobs As Rest Room Matrons
Logan civil service panel held an exam at City Hall to form an eligibility list for rest room matrons. Top names certified were Mrs. Cora Morgan Miss Phoebe Matheny and Mrs. Agnes Lines. Ten women took the test conducted by Phil A Henderson Clinton Webb with Roy Shaw as the fifth member.
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LOGAN
City Civil Service Commission
City Hall
Cora Morgan
Phoebe Matheny
Agnes Lines
Phil A. Henderson
Clinton Webb
Roy Shaw
Juniors Plan Carnival at Logan High School Event
The Logan Junior Class at Logan High School prepares a carnival in the L. H. S. auditorium for next Friday night. Faculty helpers include Miss Alice Frash Miss Ruth White Miss Barsha Work and Dayton Schulties assisting the program.
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Logan
Logan High School
Alice Frash
Ruth White
Barsha Work
Dayton Schulties
Fire damages kitchen at Matheny home in Haydenville
Fire damaged the kitchen of the C. B. Matheny residence in Haydenville Sunday evening. Logan fire units were alerted but local volunteers stopped the blaze before help arrived.
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Logan
C. 8. Matheny
Haydenville
Logan teachers exam draws few applicants at high school
Only 12 applicants appeared for the teachers examination at Logan High School Building Saturday. Most took part of the test and will return for the next exam. Only two completed the test and were granted one year elementary certificates. They were Kenneth Risch of Enterprise and Grace Adcock of Logan.
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Logan
Logan High School
Kenneth Risch
Enterprise
Grace Adcock
Parking Plan Altered As Main Street Gets New Markings
Service department employees painted traffic zones on Main Street on Monday. Service Director Roy Loomis supervised the operation. Parking will continue at an angle along the thoroughfare.
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Logan — Service Department
Main Street
Roy Loomis
Local Teen Returns to School After Typhoid Illness
Lawrence Casto of near Webb Summit returns to Senior high after seven week absence due to typhoid fever illness.
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Logan
Lawrence Casto
Webb Summit
Casto
Blue plate meals and grill plates for informal luncheons
In an era of clever home cooking fathers can dine in with grill plates and blue patterned ware. The piece explains serving meals on compartment plates and offers a recipe for baked Canadian bacon with pineapple and asparagus, plus mock drumsticks with cinnamon apples. It emphasizes balanced courses, proper serving ware, and time saving dish arrangements.
Kreider Seeks Republican Nomination for August Race
Logan reports C. F. Kreider, former General Assembly member, will seek the Republican nomination in August becoming the first active candidate. Ralph Moore head is mentioned as a potential rival for clerk of courts.
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Logan
C. F. Kreider
General Assembly
Ralph Moorehead
Logan High School Cafeteria Not Reopened After Vacation
With spring vacation ended, Logan High School announced the cafeteria open since Christmas would not reopen. Miss Sarah Rockhold of the faculty directed this operation and implemented the change.
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Logan
Logan High School
Sarah Rockhold
Surprise Birthday for Miss Evans at Evans Home
A surprise sixteenth birthday party for Miss Anna Mae Evans was held April 2 at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John A Evans. Attendees included Tressie Pell Nellie Pell Margaret Clarice Norma Phyllis Meadows Melba Russell Mrs George Ehman Mary Dorothy Ehman Luke Dallas Pell Willard Reese Brayden David Russell Haskell Bloomer Theodore Albert Ehman and Dutch Evans. Temperance essay prizes were read at the Methodist Church by senior and junior high students with May Fulton as chairman and Supt Talmage Cottrell presenting prizes to Junior High Vivian Betz Violet Bonecut ter Anna Brooks Freshman Sophomore Alice Smith Leta Sayre Clarice Meadows Junior Senior Leona Clark Virginia Roberts and Gertrude S Earles. Garnet Altizer read Earles’s essay for her. Girls Glee Club sang two selections.
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Anna Mae Evans
John A. Evans
Tressie
Nellie Pell
Margaret
Clarice
Norma
Phyllis Meadows
Melba Russell
George Ehman
Mary
Dorothy Ehman
Luke
Dallas Pell
Willard Reese
Brayden
David Russell
Haskell Bloomer
Theodore
Albert Ehman
Dutch Evans
Temperance
Methodist Church
May Fulton
Talmage Cottrell
Vivian Betz
Violet Bonecutter
Anna Brooks
Alice Smith
Leta Sayre
Clarice Meadows
Leona Clark
Virginia Roberts
Gertrude S Earles
Garnet Altizer
Miss Earles
Girls Glee Club
Rio Grande Area Personal News Recap
Community members from Gallipolis and nearby towns sent regards and visits. Names include Lester White, Verna Welker, Maybelle Denney, the Ed wards family, the Rifes, McCowns, Rayner, Hutchison, Myers, Chevalier, Clark, Cottrell, White, Bohn, Evans, Lewis, and others. A hospital visit to Holzer and a minor operation were noted, along with a two day Educational Conference in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester White
Gallipolis
Ethel Thomas
Verna Welker
Vinton
F. F. Goetting
Jennie Forkas
Cheshire
Maybelle Denney
Centerville
Edward Edwards
Ferry Rife
Middleport
Cecil McCown
Cecil
Proctorville
Frank Allen
Ed Rayner
Co. W. Hutchison
John
Henry Myers
Joann Rayner
Charlies Chevalier
Clipper Mill
A. J. Clark
L. T. Cottrell
Anna
Ina White
Margaret Bohn
Mary
Thornton
Carrie Shires
Mary J. Lewis
Jennie Harbour
Fred Niday
FE. L. Noel
Columbus
Gallia County Announces Spring Exams for Most Students
Final examinations for all grammar and high school students in Gallia County will be held April 16 and 17. Exclusions apply to students enrolled in the Gallipolis district as noted by County Superintendent H. B. Bradbury.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
H. B. Bradbury
Fleet to Begin Dredging at Oldtown Bar Above Dam 23
The Pfaff and Smith Sand and Gravel Company of Charleston expects to depart Wednesday to start dredging operations at Oldtown Bar above Dam 23. Steamers Henry C. Yeiser and Otto Marmet passed upriver at night with empty coal barges. The Sam Craig of the Union Barge Line was en route to Memphis with a steel tow yesterday.
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Gallipolis
Pfaff & Smith Sand and Gravel Company
Charleston
Oldtown Bar
Dam
Henry C. Yeiser
Otto Marmet
Kanawha River
Sam Craig
Union Barge Line
Memphis
Traveler to Speak at Gallia Academy High School
Raymond J. Jeffrey of Cleveland known as The Yankee Globe Trotter will speak at Gallia Academy High School tomorrow morning at 8 30 oclock. He is secretary of the Cleveland Balloon Club, a world traveler adventurer soldier journalist and lecturer.
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Gallipolis
Raymond J. Jeffrey
Cleveland
Gallia Academy High School
Cleveland Balloon Club
Jeffrey
Holzer Hospital notes Gallipolis CCC injury update
Raymond Sly, 20, an enrollee in Camp Gallia CCC, was treated Monday at Holzer Hospital for an ankle injury from a Sunday motorcycle skid. J. L. Farley of Fullerton Kentucky and Emmett Lyle of Gallipolis were admitted. Discharges included Mrs. Harry Chidere of Henderson West Virginia Herman Fisher of Pomeroy for accident and H. W. Britton Leith.
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Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Raymond Sly
Camp Gallia CCC
J. L. Farley
Fullerton, Ky
Emmett Lyle
Harry Childere
Henderson
W. Va
Herman Fisher
Accident
Pomeroy
H. W. Britton
Leith
Personal mentions of Halliday family and Miss McCall
John Halliday Jr returned Monday from Hot Springs Arkansas where he accompanied his parents. Miss Elsie McCall who underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital Huntington was moved to her sister Mrs C A Saunders home.
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John Halliday, Jr
Hot Springs
Ark
J. E. Halliday
Elsie McCall
Memorial Hospital
Huntington
C. A. Saunders
Gallia Auditor Reports March Funds Shortfall of 70000
Gallia County Auditor E. L. White reports March disbursements exceeded receipts by about 70000 dollars. Balance at April 1 stood at 129200.04, with March receipts 178441.33 and disbursements 247518.37. Overdraft in undivided personal tax fund was 2175.51. Disbursements included 6813.22 county and 51423.49 school.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
E. L. White
Rio Grande Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Rio Grande community notices list musical numbers by Harry Cameron Maurice Lowky Harlan and John Robert Richards on Sunday morning. The Myers family plans to move from A. J. Clark farm to Virginia while Lester Thompson relocates from Adamsville to Mr. Clark’s farm. Several Wickline relatives visit Mrs. Margaret Bohn and care for Wett Norman who is ill. Griff Williams and children visit J. D. Williams. Morton Goetting on spring vacation from Ann Arbor Michigan returns with his mother and Mrs. Lyne from Columbus. Chicago visitor Mr. McDaniel, brother-in-law of Charles E. Williams and Rio Grande College alumnus, was noted recently.
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Myers
A. J. Clark
Virginia
Lester Thompson
Adamsville
Mr. Clark
Mr. Lundy
Rio Grande
E. W. Edwards
Wett Norman
J. H. Wickline
John Wickline
Dana Wickline
Wendell Wickline
Viola Wickline
Margaret Bohn
Griff Williams
Nelsonville
J. D. Williams
Morton Goetting
Ann Arbor
Mich
Columbus
F. F. Goetting
P. R. Lyne
Ross McDaniel
Chicago
Mr. McDaniel
Charles E. Williams
Rio Grande College
Gallia Court News in Grovely County Foreclosures and Tax Ruling
Gallia court voided a $1,200 liquor tax on unlicensed sale and barred tax collection in Mills vs Bowen. Lucy Bowen sued William Bowen et al for $600 plus interest. Plymale Wagner Co. owed $202.78. Foreclosure ordered on city residence and 47 acres in Cheshire Township. Twentieth Street Bank awarded $2,696.54 against Walter F. and Cora Smith.
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Gallipolis
W. R. White
Fred K. Mills
Gallia County
William
Lucy Bowen
William Bowen
Harry Ecker
Plymale-Wagner Co
Twentieth Street Bank of Huntington
Walter F
Cora Smith
Cheshire Township
Mrs Bertha France Hurt In Fall At Home
Mrs Bertha France of Third Avenue suffered a fracture of the right arm after slipping on a rug and falling at her residence Monday night, causing medical attention to be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Bertha France
Third Avenue
Quarantine Lifts at Camp Gallia CCC Camp
Camp Gallia No 511 CCC quarantine for scarlet fever lifted by Cmdt Capt Virgil Pownall. Five cases from the camp were moved to General Hospital Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Camp Gallia No. 511
Ccc
Virgil Pownall
General Hospital
Portsmouth
State liquor arrives for Gallipolis store
A shipment of liquor for the Ohio Liquor Commission Gallipolis store was received Monday night along with additional equipment. It is expected the store will open within the next week.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Liquor Commission
Faculty Club Meets Rio Grande Guests
The Rio Grande Faculty Club was hosted last Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire with Miss Margaret Jane and Francis Burdell assisting. Dr Kincon, superintendent of OHE, spoke about his voyage from New York Harbor to Egypt.
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Rio Grande
Willis Aleshire
Margaret Jane
Francis Burdell
Kincon
New York Harbor
Egypt
Chickens Stolen From Morgan Center Henhouse Arrests Made
William Bright Winille George Roy George and Terrey George were arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Howard W Gates for stealing five chickens from Ernest Russel s locked henhouse in Morgan Center on April 4 Roy and Terrer George were turned over to Probate Judge J C Clark due to age. The two older men will be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Bright
Winille George
Roy George
Terrey George
Morgan Center
Howard W. Gates
Ernest Russel
Roy
Terrer George
J. C. Clark P
Imen
Flood Control Body Meets at Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress met at Gallipolis with delegates from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. Agreements emerged on Pittsburgh interests, War Department engineers, and Washington river authorities. Major Herman pledged Mississippi Valley participation, and revised surveys propose reservoir location changes on the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers to widen the upper Ohio margin to ten feet, reducing flood menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
War Department
Washington, D. C
Allen Jordan
Washington
Rivers and Harbors Committee of Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Valley
Herman
Huntington
W. Va
District of U. S. Engineers
Mississippi Valley Commission
Mississippi
Monongahela
Allegheny
Upper
Ohio
Muskingum Conservancy
Extra Relief Grant for All Will Be Used for Cloth
Gallipolis property owner Martha A Green leaf sues W H and others in common pleas court for 300 dollars claiming damage from November 1 to March 21 when defendant drove animals and sleds over a private driveway on her 22 acre farm in Gallipolis Addison Township near Kananga. Floyd I Russell and Ethel Russell as administrators seek 400 dollars from J A Shafer and others on two promissory notes due November 28 1932. Foreclosure on 61 acres in Springfield Township requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Martha A. Greenleaf
Addison Township
Kananga
W. H. Et al
Common Pleas Court
Floyd I
Ethel Russell
Ira Russell
J. A. Shafer
Navy
Springfield Township
RIO GRANDE MOURNS NIDAY AND ALLARD RITES
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Anna Niday 74 of Rio Grande who died in Holzer Hospital after a fall fractures. She is survived by her son Fred of the city and brother Thomas Call 83 of Bladen. Last rites were conducted for Mrs. Margaret C Allard who died at her Garfield Avenue home and burial followed in Mound Hill Cemetery. She leaves a sister Mrs. Emma Bennett of Fayette West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Anna Niday
Rio Grande
Holzer Hospital
Calvary Baptist Church
Fred
Thomas Call
Bladen
Margaret C. Allard
Garfield Avenue
Mound Hill Cemetery
Emma Bennett
Fayette, W. Va
Relief funds for Gallia County in April
Gallia County receives 600 dollars from federal relief funds under the FERA program for April. George W. is county relief director. New personnel may be assigned to manage distribution to purchase necessities for the needy. A 2500 dollar county appropriation relates to an airport project, covering about 105 persons in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
FERA
Ohio
George W. Y County
Day
NAME SENIOR Play Blowing Bubbles at Rio Grande
The cast list for the Friday night April performance of Blowing Bubbles includes Henry Norton Allen Childers Brewster John Myers Beth ter Garnet Altizer Alfrey George Brooks Emily Helen Dean Grace Norton Ruth Kerr Dad Holman Tobin Ned Norton Forrest Mrs Potter Leona Clark ert Dennis Frank Childer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Henry Norton
Allen Childers Brewster
John Myers
Beth Ter
Garnet Altizer
Alfrey
George Brooks
Emily
Helen Dean
Grace Norton
Ruth Kerr
Dad” Holman Tobin
Ned Norton
Forrest Mrs. Potter
Leona Clarkert Dennis
Frank Childer
Redecorated Gallipolis Store by Franks and Sons
Exterior Harry Franks' Sons Store redone with repainting and a new awning in front of the stove, showcasing updated store frontage and improved curb appeal.
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Gallipolis
Harry Franks’ Sons
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