Hospital Voices Support For Red Cross Program
At a Gallipolis courthouse conference officials from the Red Cross district and Gallia County, Holzer Hospital representatives, and others urged backing for the Red Cross blood program. They discussed hospital needs, the role of blood as a supplement, and a plan to boost Gallia County's bloodmobile quota to 125 pints per visit across seven visits.
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Hospital Voices Support For
Red Cross
Gallipolis
American Red Cross Foodbank
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital
Robert White
John Marsh
Huntington
Charles ©. Holzer, Jr
Lee Poster
Hotstaler
Holzer
Mr. Foster
Foster
Medical Society
Frank Lyons
The
White
Doan’s Pills Offer Relief From Kidney Discomforts
An old health advisory notes that reduced kidney function can cause backache headaches dizziness and low energy. It cites common causes like strain overexertion or cold exposure and promotes Doan’s Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for many years to ease these kidney related symptoms.
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Colt
Tro Down
Doan
Man Awarded $25 In Accident Suit
Otis Neal of Flatrock won $25 in a civil suit against Mrs. Alma F. Bailey before Justice S. A. Simmons. The March 20 collision on Viand Street between 12th and 13th streets involved Bailey’s car rear ending Neal's northbound truck, according to city police.
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Point Pleasant
Otis Neal
Flatrock
Alma F. Bailey
Justice of the Peace
S. A. Simmons
Viand St
12Th
13Th Streets
Suit Against Sheriff Ehman Believed Dead
Legal officials believe a suit seeking 10040 damages against Sheriff George Ehman was effectively killed when Judge Collier sustained a demurrer. The case can proceed only by appeal, as the judge is out of jurisdiction and no hearing will occur unless Collier is overruled. The suit, filed Feb 23 by Gilbert Bostic after an office altercation, challenges prima facie evidence of probable cause.
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Gallipolis
George Ehman
Columbus
Milton L. Farber
William C. Irish
Collier
Bostic
Supreme Court of Ohio
Four People Fined In Municipal Court
Gallipolis city police report four persons fined in municipal court on Wednesday. Charles E. Ehrman aged 47 was fined 10 dollars and costs for not having the assured clear distance. Robert Eldon Wood 19 was fined 10 dollars and costs for passing at an intersection. Lawrence E. Neal 39 of Waterloo Star Route was fined 15 dollars and costs and Clarence Ash 63 of Logan was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxicated and disorderly conduct.
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Gallipolis
Charles E. Ehrman
City
Robert Eldon Wood
Lawrence E. Neal
Waterloo
Clarence Ash
Logan
Truman Act Attacked by Gallipolis Lafayette Post
The American Legion post condemns President Truman's MacArthur removal. A drafted letter to Senators Taft Bricker and Rep Jenkins urges immediate action to remedy the grave situation, claiming the act harms the country and world situation and promises support.
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Gallipolis
Lafayette
American Legion
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Rep
Thomas A. Jenkins
Mr. Truman
18 Students Win Honors In Tests At Gallia Academy
Gallia Academy High School principal M Harold Brown reports 18 students earned top honors in 14 subjects on preliminary district state scholarship tests. Names include Helen Folden English 11 Madge Pettus English 10 Stuart Inerman English 9 Marilyn Boyd Bookkeeping Teddy Boyer biology Buddy Preston chemistry Bill Beard algebra 1 Richard Danner algebra 2 Barbara Tope geometry Tom Halliday American History Ann Phillips Johnnie Ecker tied in several subjects. Students will compete in district tests at Athens on May 5 with second place winners.
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Gallipolis
M. Harold Brown
Gallia Academy High School
Helen Folden
Madge Pettus
Stuart Enerman
Marilyn. Boyd
Teddy Boyer
Buddy Preston
Bill Beard
Richard Danner
Barbara Tope
Tom Halliday
Histry
Ann Phillips
Johnnie Ecker
Charles Plymale
Dorothy Ann Nobert
Martha Robinson
Patricia Neal
June Jenkins
Rose Marie Morgan
Athens
Divorce Granted to Marie Christy and Delphin Christy
Marie Christy of Vinton was granted a divorce from Delphin Christy in Common Pleas Court. couple married in 1940 in Greenup Kentucky and have no children. A second, unrelated note cites carbon monoxide poisoning from cars in closed garages causing 500 to 700 U.S. deaths annually.
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Gallipolis
Marie Christy
Vinton
Common Pleas
Delphin Christy
Greenup
United States
Admitted at Holzer Hospital list of patients
A Holzer Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Finley Davis Gallia Route Mrs. Frank Beckley Hamden Mrs. Thurman Comer Gallipolis James A. Carr Ironton Mrs. S A Griffith Vinton Mrs. Milton Jordan Jackson Mrs. Margaret Burns Gallipolis John Seitz Pomeroy Joye Blades Gallipolis Bobby Shaver Cheshire and many others from Gallia Gallipolis Jackson Ironton and surrounding areas.
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Finley Davis
Gallia
Frank Beckley
Hamden
Thurman Comer
Gallipolis
James A. Carr
Ironton
S. A. Griffith
Vinton
Milton Jordan
Jackson
Margaret Burns
John Seitz
Pomeroy
Joye Blades
Bobby Shaver
Cheshire
Gallipolis Patrolman Keeps Silence After Wedding
Gallipolis state patrolman Gerald Bryan and Ada Jean Raine of Nelsonville wed on December 16 1950 in a public ceremony but kept the detail out of newspapers. Raine teaches in Haydenville and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Raine of Nelsonville.
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Gallipolis
Gerald Bryan
Bryan
Ada Jean Raine
Nelsonville
Raymond Raine
Haydenville
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