Gallia County Farm Group Urges Funds For FSA Programs
Gallia County farmers met at First Presbyterian Church to protest Congress cutting funds for the Farm Security Administration. Clarence Tewin presided as the group reviewed the FSA program since 1938, adopting a resolution urging continued funding and Congress to appropriate amounts equal to the current year's level.
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Ane Farm Security" Administration Advisory Council
Gallia
Presbyterian Church
Congress
F. S.A
Clarence Tewin
Farm Security Administration
Infants Die at Holzer Hospital
A fragmentary news item reports the deaths of infants at Holzer Hospital. Names read include Kenneth Scott and Zimontheola, with unclear details and partial quotes suggesting medical or ward notes. The text is heavily garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
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Holzer Hospital
Aged Resident Childers Dies at 68 in Tym Rhos Area
Gallipolis obituary notes John Frederick Childers aged 68 longtime Tym Rhos resident Perry Township died Sunday at home from a heart ailment. Survived by wife Fannie daughter Eulah a teacher soldier son Frank brother Charles two sisters Jesta Rees and Mrs Ian Lewis funeral at Mt Zion Brethren Church near 614 Pine Tuesday with time listed as glow tume.
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Gallipolis
John Frederick Childers
Tym Rhos
Perry Township
Thurman
Childers
Wiliam I
Mary Childers
Fannie ‘Childers
Eulah
Frank Childers
Charles Childers
Jesta, Rees
Gal Ta’ R'Di
Ian Lewis
Rilo
Grande
Mt. Zion
Pine
Unit Brethren Church
Patients Admitted To Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital admitted a list of patients including Mrs Emma Hil 77 Gallipolis and Mrs Benner Jones. Also named are Jack tra Howells of Gallipolis medical Wayne Thomas 16 and Pau Pog Schalgen of Pomferry Mix. Eva Sheets Crown Guy Anna Lee Coleman Gallipo is MLB and Mankin Logan W Parkerson Wilkewille.
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An Nipolis
Holzer Hospital
Emma Hil
Gallipolis
Medical
Benner Jones
Jacktra
Logan
W. Ve
Parkerson
Wilkewille
Funeral for Child Struck by Auto in Eureka
The funeral for Henry Burkea held at Eureka Church will take place Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Jennings Cremeens officiating. Burial follows at St. Zion Cemetery. This marks Gallia County's third traffic fatality of the year, after Joseph Mayes and George W. Cooper were killed in January.
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Vernon
Mike
Henry
Bureka
Eureka Church
Jennings Cremeens
St. Zion
Gallia
Joseph Mayes
Eastern Avenue
George W. Cooper
Thurman
Calloway Funeral Held Monday at Mil Creek
Funeral services were held Monday at 4 pm for Milyard Calloway, an elderly man who died Saturday at his home on Mil Creek. The rites were offered by V Marley, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, with his nearest relative attending.
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Gallavolis
Milyard Calloway
Mil Creek
Rent Director Outlines Restriction-Free Sale Rules
Gallapulas corrects misleading impressions of sales rules for rental housing. Rent Director Giles details five sale types exempt from restrictions including tenant transfers, vacant homes, investments, and hardship cases. He stresses the aim to prevent evictions that undermine wartime rent controls while aiding families of servicemen.
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Gallapulas
Directo Libert Gisody
Giles
Gilles
Tie
Tom
Fed
Gallia Academy announces spring school activities
Gallia Academy High School will host a concert by the Band directed by Richard Downs for OHE band members at the hospital Wednesday April 23 at 6 30 p m A high school dance Friday night sponsored by the Press Club under Catherine Morrison and the Dramatics Club led by Norma Johnston Principal Harold Brown announced today that Friday assembly will feature a play by Miss Johnston pupils
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GaLlirulis
Gallia Academy High School
Richard Downs
O. HE
Press Club
Catherine Morrison
Norma
Gallipolis Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Gallipolis Social Notes reports on a Sunday reunion at a hotel for a local family with attendees from Columbus and family members visiting. It includes notes on vacationers Edith Treleaven and Sarah Anderson, a Christian Science circle meeting at 8 o clock with program by Mick C D Slagle, and dinner arrangements. Also lists several Gallipolis residents visiting or hosting relatives, including Irving T McCulough and family, Lieut Morgan, Mrs McNealey, and Kathleen Boater visiting from various places.
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Sinee Wepnesway
Christian the Grace Methodiat Charen
Circle 7
Mick C.D. Slagle
A. ‘Loyd
Devor
Dan Eachus
Stes
Epling
Lloyd Dougine
Millaed “Miles
Masonic Lodge to Honor Grand Master at May Ceremony
Gallipolis reports a ceremony on Thursday May 20 where 1S candidates will be presented to the Masonic Maria Council. Horace W Nye Elyria Grand Master of the Obie jurisdiction will be guest of honor, accompanied by Max M Fulks of Echnticothe and Grand Sentinel. Maria Cornell has 128 members. Thirty five members from the group will present a production. A dine net will precede the event in the Masonic Temple.
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Gallipolis
Masonic
Maria ‘Council
Horace W. Nye
Elyria
Obie
Max M
Fulks Ehnticothe
Grand Sentinel
Ane
Nate Offic
Ancient two story Yates home moves toward Kanawha River
Gallivolis reports the former two story mine room residence of Mr and Mrs D E Yates at Arbuckle is slowly shifting from its hillside site toward the Kanawha River. A well has already been destroyed in the two acre relocation project that sits on land built over a century ago by Thomas Maupin. The house has sheltered six generations of descendants. New York Central agent at Arbuckle plans relocation to Point Pleasant where he owns property. His son in law and daughter also reside there.
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Gallivolis
Point Pleasant
Mix
D. E. Yates
Me. Ander 5
St. Alehans
Emma Burnside
Viand St
Chalmers McCutcheon
North ‘Carolina
John Lipscomb
Marshall College
Untington
W. R Staats
Jefferson Blvd
Army Air Corps
John Kirk
Ravenswood
Main St
Norma Smithy
Edgar Bon
Linda Sue
Leon
Mary Hellems
Anon County
RH. Meow
Wilma
Tey
Hs Parente
Bie
Mises
Dorothy
Martha Sprenger
Charleston
George Sprenger
Mir
Shia Anderson Snaug
Ters Min
Jacqueline Anderson
Eleanor Filson
Julde Pinkston
Bertha Filton
Charles Ie Frye
Sous
Gallipolis
Thompson
Kenny
Truntington
Samuel "Rumiler
Anford
Roberta
Marshal Colege Huntington
John Roberton
Willis ‘Parsons
Wee Mgnt Teck
Montgomery
Mtr
Mire Oly Parsons
Country Club
Katherine Evelyn McCulloon
Morgantown
Fes McCulfoen
The
Ker
E. C Winger
Marriage licenses issued in Kanawha County area
Lieve Lowell Vipperman 23 of Glen White and Ann Elizabeth Henderson 22 of Kannawa were issued licenses, Vipperman listed as coin miner and Henderson as a waitress. A second license went to Glenn Staats 41 of Charleston and Irene Fleshman 21 of Gallipolis, Staats an automobile mechanic and Fleshman a clerk.
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Lieve Lowell Vipperman
Glen White
W. Va
Ann Elizabeth Henderson
Son
W. F. Vipper
W.va
Irene “Fleshman
Gallipo
Tin Staats
J. M. Staats
Mise Fleshman
Fleshman
Gallipolis woman granted divorce in Common Pleas Court
Alma V Withers obtained a divorce from C A Withers in Common Pleas Court Monday. They wed Dec 31 1980 in Gallipolis and have four children. The defendant faced charges of gross neglect and extreme cruelty and was ordered to pay alimony to the clerk for child support and custody went to the plaintiff. The plaintiffs are John J Willands, Thomas Tana, Barbara Ann. The plaintiff must pay court costs.
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Gallipolis
Alma
With
Ers
Common Pleas Court
Withers
John J. 'Willands
Thomas Tana
Barbara
Ann
School board meeting prep in Washington office
Superintendent Sidwin Miggin's office in Washington discusses current problems as well as swimming pools and air exchange issues tied to Miss Eulah Willam. The discussion aims to prepare for a general meeting held next Monday at 73 PM in the same office.
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Siallipolis
Mt ‘In
Sidwin"e. Miggin
Washington
Eulah
Willam
State Highway Patrol Arrests Marine Deserter
Gallia county report states High Patrolman W C Goodhart captured Norvil Sparks Sunday morning in a Kananga tourist cabin and turned him over to Sergeant George Warrie, Marine recruiting officer at Huntington. Sparks, a Marine, was charged with desertion according to Sgt Warren. He walked from folk Va on April 5 and left his address at Ironton.
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Gallipolis
W.c.goodhart
Norvil Sparks
Morne ‘Ng
Kananga
George Warrie
Huntington Sparks
Set. Warren
Folk Va
Ironton
Point Rock News Notes
Point Rock community notes list neighborhood visits and social events at the homes of Blakesley in Pomeroy Cottle in Albany and Cottrill Swisher and Holcomb in the area. The brief item mentions a Grange meeting with local families, and a tea at a Cont or Kent area location involving several residents.
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Estella Radekin
Radekin
Howard Nolan
CE. Blakesley
Pomeroy
Mattie Morris
Clyde 'Morris
A. Turner
Albany
Weanenday
Lib Cottrill
Ruth’ Swisher
Radelitt
Mra Cottle
Je Holcomb
Ners
Hower
Mason Reymond
Neesy Gregory
D. V. Meri
Intensive drive to swell Mason County war bond total
Rumanass instructions have gone out to members of the Second War Loan committee to canvass business and residential areas of the city. Final three days of the campaign remain, with Mason County aiming for a strong showing as home to war industries. The effort includes schools expected to report bond and stamp purchases.
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Mason County
Rumanass
Cam
C.G. Weissenburger
Weisenburger
Portant War Industries
Strike at George Hudson coal mine halts work
A strike began at the George Hudson coal mine near West Columbia as miners press for union contracts and wage terms common in nearby West Virginia mines. The union demanded a contract. mine officials agreed to meet but refused to sign.
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Point Pleasant
George Hudson
West Columbia
West Virginia
Hudson
Dr F C Long Jr Injured in Highway Crash
In Columbus over the weekend Dr F C Long Jr sustained injuries in a highway accident. He is a patient in a Columbus hospital and his injuries are not regarded as serious. Dr and Sten Lanz traveled to the Ohio capital to visit friends and relatives over Easter.
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Point Pleasant
F.C. Long, Jr
Columbus
Columbs Hospital
Sten. Lanz
Ohio
Pvt Warden Sayre Missing in Action from North Africa
Pvt Ray Warden Sayre is reported missing in action as of March 28 while serving in North Africa. Miss Elleny Dunn, a War Department employee in Albania, was recalled home for the weekend due to her mother’s ill health. Dunn recently underwent major surgery at Holzer Hospital and plans to visit friends locally.
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Ray Warden Sayre
Actio
North Africa
Point Pleasant
Elleny Dunn
War Department
Albania
Gay
Willan
Bunn
Kana
Dunn
Holzer Hospital
Hospital Notes from Point Pleasant Incomplete Entry
Hospital notes report Mrs Jesse Ables of Point Pleasant admitted for surgery. Mrs Nancy Martin of Ap Grove admitted for fracture of the right after stepping on wood. condition and full details incomplete.
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Point Pleasant
Jesse Ables
Point Clinte
Nancy Martin
Apy Grove
Family Gathers for Easter Dinner in Point Pleasant
A family group convened at 304 Ninth Street Point Pleasant for Easter Sunday dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs James Krebs and Mrs Jacqueline Johnson of Charleston Mr and Mrs Te B Harper of Cleveland and Mrs Leona Trenaway with spouse.
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Point Pleasant
M. Pierce
Ninth St
J Ames Krebs
Jacqueline Johnson
Charleston
Dra
Te. B. Harper
Cleveland
Leona Trenaway
Wiudeen
Heavy traffic allowed on Thirteen Mill Creek Bridge
Busses and heavy vehicles may now cross the Thirteen Mill Creek Bridge at Leon after repairs. The span was deemed unsafe midweek, restricting passage to light traffic. Dr B F Sommer of Leon has a new home and Brumfield family ties are noted. Pvt. Joseph Jordan Jr. has been stationed at Basic Training Center No 4, Setterson Barracks.
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Point Pleasant
Mill Creek
Leon
Gallipolis
BF. Sommer
Mirsouriew
Joseph Manon
G. Jordan Jr
Army Air Corps
Setterson Barrack
Social notes from Pt Pleasant recall Easter gatherings
Pt Pleasant social brief lists Easter visits and family gatherings. Mrs Roger Cleveland and children visited relatives in Belle while John Carpenter of Huntington spent a day at the local office. Several locals enjoyed Easter with kin in Charleston Morgantown and North Carolina.
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Point Pleasant
Roger L. Cleveland
Belle
Mire
Frank't. Cady
Cadys
Harold" Somervilles
Viana
John Carpenter
U. S
Huntington
Te. Carpenter
Sears
TNT Program Unchanged at Pt. Pleasant
The General Chemical Defense Corporation reports wartime production constraints due to government diversion of TNT materials. Schedules have been revised downward, workers laid off, and those terminated will be given first opportunity to return when capacity allows. West Virginia plant personnel adjustments and planned full resumption are outlined.
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Cinco 2Tom
General Chemical Defense Corpor
Ation
Een
General Chemical Defense
Corson
West
Virginia
Ord
Four Are Christened At Church Service
At a pre Easter service, the Rev. Frank T. Cady christened four children from his parish. Stephen Maxwell Lowe, Francis Cartt Lovell, Frandson Lovell, Celia Ann Butler, and Ronald Lee Walters were named as the christened infants, with parents listed in Charleston Apple Grove Johnson Apartments and Everett Butler locations.
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Point Pleasant
Frank T. Cady
Everett Butler
Apple Grove
Ronald ‘Lee Walters
Thomas Ralph Walters
Frandson
Elizabeth Waiters
Paul Wedge 7 In Charge of Union Office
Paul Wedge seven named as in charge of union office amid tensions at Bogen International Five of the A F union bargaining center and Sara tiring Co. involvement. Wedge previously served as agent for the Bogen firm and may be in position to influence back pay claims as an investigation unfolds in Mason County context.
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Paul Wedge
Nevy Co
Pases
Kentuckians Sent Back To Their Home Place
Kentuckians were sent back to their home county with six and two sons retained by the family. Negotiations had been ongoing by Mrs Ida Saniea, a fare worker in Getta, with authorities to arrest others involved in a case tied to public substance. The situation involved a reunion proposed days ago and a group being put aboard for transfer.
Record Attendance at Easter Service Tops County History
Report notes Heights Brethren Church and teachers led an Easter morning service attendance of about 4,000. County association president C. D. Ball stated this records exceed any previous school or church gathering in the county, marking a historic turnout.
Two Arrests Reported in Point Pleasant Incident
In Point Pleasant two men, kin of Glennod and Ashby of Apple Grove, were arrested during the week on charges related to intoxication and unlawful restraint. Morris and Yerstins reported involvement. a cash bond was posted and Ashby remained held for assignment.
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Point Pleasant
Glennod
Sn Ashby
Apple Grove
Point Pleasant Soldier Returns From Panama Tour
A soldier from Panama returns to Point Pleasant based on his Army experience. He is the son of a resident on Sand Hill Road.
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Panama
Led
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