Gallia Academy Students Schedule The Gallia Times Edition
Gallia Academy High School students will publish The Gallia Times on Saturday with Richard Carter as editor and a team including Zolman Maggied, Betty Mackenzie, Barbara Woods, Ronald Betz, Harry Hurn, Betty Anne Haskins, Linc Neal, John Ephing, Kenneth Coder, Nevolene Cremeans, Bob Maddox, May Campbell, Betty Lou Shoemaker, Douglas Wetherholt, Eva Swain, Bettty Jean Saunders, Katie Brumfield, Janet Rose, Richard Smeltzer, Judy Wetherholt, Janet Brown. They reviewed news gathering with Squire Mauck and Jim Porter and attended a publisher lecture.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Gallia Times
Catherine Morrison
Richard Carter
Zolman Maggied
Betty Mackenzie
Barbara Woods
Ronald Betz
Harry Hurn
Betty Anne Haskins
Anne
Kitty
Linc Neal
John Ephing
Kenneth Coder
Jasper
Sam Peeps
Nevolene Creme
Ans
Bob Maddox
May Campbell
Betty Lou Shoemaker
Douglas Wetherholt
Eva Swain
Nevolene Cremeans
Betty Jean Saunders
Katie Brumfield
Janet Rose
Richard Smeltzer
Judy Wetherholt
Janet Brown
Squire Mauck
Jim Porter
GAHS
Galha Times
Tribune
H. W. Wetherholt
Large Throng Attends Rites For Banker
Gallipolis Ohio funeral services honored Harry Maddy cashier of the Ohio Valley Bank who died at his post. Rev. Theodore Valenti led the service at George J. Wetherholt and Sons Funeral Home, with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named from Coast Guard, journalism, and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Wites
Harry Maddy
Ohio Valley Bank
Theodore Valenti
Presbyterian Church
George J. Wetherholt Jand Sons
Mound Hill Cemetery
Harry M. Miller
John Halliday
Stanley Saunders
Howard Foster
Elmer E. Caldewll
Earl Boyer
Donald Wright
Lows
The
Waterways Journal
F. E. Rathburn
Columbus
Tom Greene
Cincinnati
Coast Guard
Schlecter
Ohio Farm Leader To Attend Gallia Meeting
Perry Green, president of the Ohio State Farm Bureau, will speak at the Gallia County Farm Bureau shareholders’ dinner Friday evening April 26 at Grace Methodist Church. Farmers expect a large turnout as they plan higher crop production despite help shortages forcing some reductions.
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Gallipolis
Perry Green
Ohio State Farm Bureau
Gallia County
Shipyard Tug LT-828 Trials and Barges Enter Service
Dock trials finished for tug LT-828 at Marietta yard as LT-827 awaits a later week shakedown. Three more 175 foot barges completed for Jones and Laughlin bringing total barges to 12 with 15 on contract. The Patsy derrick boat undergoes extensive repairs at Marietta with spud wells boilers and deck openings to be updated.
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Point Pleasant
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Coast Guard
Patsy
Marietta Landing
Duncan Bruce
Barrett
Barrett Lines, Inc
Harry White Company
River Craft Leaves Marietta Shipyards After Repairs
River Craft Shan Harris departed Marietta Manufacturing Company late Monday to rejoin river traffic after repairs including a new countershaft and new bearings. The vessel owned by Indiana Farm Bureau operates between Mt. Vernon Indiana and Charleston West Virginia with Captain Stiles as master and Mr. Bennett as chief engineer.
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Point Pleasant
Shan Harris
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Indiana Farm Bureau
Stiles
Bennett
Ivan Harris
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Charleston
W. Va
Gallipolis Social Notes Opulent Easter Family Reunion
Gallipolis residents celebrate Easter with a family reunion at the Shato home on Vinton Ave. for the first time in ten years as five WWII veterans receive discharges. grandchildren gather except Opal Emogene Roush and Jack Reed still abroad. numerous Shato relatives from Gallipolis Akron Columbus Thivener and Rio Grande attend. Other notes cover council inspections, visits, and local social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ira Shato
Opal Emogene Roush
Cincinnati
Jack Reed
Germany
Shato i
Vinton Ave
James Shato
Ross Roush
Wilma Joyce
Raymond Shato
Frank Houck
Marcus Shato
Aldena
Douglas Wright
Glade Jones
Henry Shato
Akron
James FE. Brooks
Barbara June
Janet Faye
Fred Shato
Patricia Ann
Columbus
Paul Shato
Billy Tyrone
Wiliam Perry
Rio Grande
James Boggs
Jacqueline Lymn
Thivener
Anna Comer
Bessie
Christine Johnson
Huntington
Comer
John ‘Clendenin
Roy West
Earl Sverm
Newark
Leonora Varney
Dayton
Lee Mootz
J W. Mootz
Ohio State
Millie
Mollie Louis
Lancaster
Libby Hotel
Evan D. Rees
Grace Matthew
James 0. Young
Muriel Matthews
O. D. Young
Vinton High Class Holds Annual Junior Banquet
Vinton Rural High School held its annual junior and senior banquet in Jackson on April 19. Seventeen seniors attended along with many juniors and the dinner honored basketball players and cheerleaders.
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Vinton
Vinton Rural High
Jackson
W. J. Trautwein
Ohio University
Carl Cline
Ardath Pierce
Kenneth Price Olen Cooper
Marguerite Ogle
Francis Weiss
Robert Arbaugh
Alva Collins
Alice Collins
Norma Norton
Clayton Hensler
Madeline Queen
Elmin Collins
Robert Jeffers
Robert Summer
Hagerty
Alice Price
Jack Jeffers
Point Pleasant
Carl Knapp
Harmon Field
Kenneth Price
Robwill
Jotomert Arbaugh
Francis Wells
Olen Joweckiand
City Council Votes 16 to 2 Against Daylight Saving
Point Pleasant council members voted against daylight saving for the year by a 16 to 2 margin. Working people flooded the press with letters opposing the measure.
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Point Pleasant
Charleston
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Marietta Shipyards
Gallipolis Social Notes
Pibble Wilson
Zella Hern
Mary Kelton
Helen Walker
Addie Smeltzer
Josephine Pierce
American Beauty Council
Daughters of ‘America
Little Hocking
Edith Wakeley
Manetta
Wakeley
Vinton High Class
Gallaher
Spic & Span Cleaner
Abbott
Bocabella Castile
Gerber’s Cereal
K. M
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His
the King
Bouquet Soap
Iigare
Bes
Ladimary
PR Tex
Al-Metz
C.D. Wells
FT. Worth
Mennen
Boytle
Ome Reid
Fletcher
Castoria
Gerber
Baby Food
Tussy
Nestle
Hell
Colgate
Admiracion Hampoo
Navy
Fry, Srp
DR. Scholl
Hope
Serge Tobe
Ees Magnesia
Quert Sette
Arcade
Ayds
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