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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1948

Page

3

Crest of 59 Feet Is Seen Tomorrow at Gallipolis

Flood warnings rise as the Ohio River nears crest near Gallipolis with officials predicting a 59 feet high level by Friday unless heavy rains strike. Evacuations began 10:30 a.m. with 10 Maple Shade families moved by the American Legion Disaster Squadron. roads along Routes 7 and 35 blocked and Garfield Ave ferrying traffic as water advances. Red Cross volunteers establish an emergency station at Gallipolis High School while a convoy from Columbus brings a truckload of cats for evacuation needs.

Gallipolis Ohio Maple Shade American Legion Legionnaires Kaufman Farm Fort Hayes Columbus Adamsville American Telephone and Telegraph Co New York Central Railroad Middleport Charleston

US 1944 gross output exceeds double 1940 level

The estimated gross output of the United States in 1944 is about 200 billion dollars, more than twice the dollar volume recorded in 1940, reflecting substantial wartime economic activity and expansion.

United States

Boat Builder Grant Long and River Memories in Gallia County

Grant Long, a Gallia County boat builder and city patrolman, built 47 skiffs and boats since 1919 in his home basement at 30 Millcreek. He recalls river work, old piers, river boats, and Whitfield era commerce as Galliaville and nearby communities thrived with mills, stove foundries, and furniture factories around 1913.

Dann O. Taber Grant Long John Lundy Long Grant Millcreek Riverview Gallipolis Carrie Brown Bowyer Greenwood Ohio Tacoma Greenland Pittsburgh Cincinnati Tabit

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