Gallipolis Chamber Aids Local Chair Factory Growth
The Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce plans to assist a small locally started chair factory led by Rev. Hod Smith and family. Demand exists and orders exceed capacity. Six women weave seats, with 20 more on a waiting list. The chamber will issue 10 000 folders on industrial prospects. First ten days in May are set for city cleanup with cooperative support. Signs reading Builders of Gallipolis will be distributed to members. R R Starbuck coordinates with OSU extension to improve breeding sites for livestock. A county wide agricultural meeting will discuss livestock improvement. WPA payroll in Gallia County now totals 35000 monthly, largely spent locally.
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Gallipolis
Chamber of Commerce
Hod Smith
Maude Hauser
Elias Wetherholt
Chamber
Delcomania
H. W. Nixon
WPA
Gallia County
Cavaliers Dance Band Formed in Gallipolis
Gallipolis unveils its first and only dance band the Cavaliers directed by Douglas Mullineaux with Rol land Chase Frank Gross John Kincade and others. First engagement is May Day dance at Rio Grande College on May 15. more campus dances to come.
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Gallipolis
Cavaliers
Douglas Mullineaux
Rolland Chase
Frank Gross
John Kincade
William Watson
Charlotte Cornwell
Heber Russell
Wendell Lloyd
John Sibley
Max Rinehart
Paul Davis
Rio Grande College
Wedding Announcement for Anna Gibbs Campbell in Kentucky
Miss Anna Margaret Gibbs of Gallipolis marries Mr. Campbell in Kentucky on October 31. She is a Gallipolis High School graduate and active in school and social circles. Mr. Campbell works for a Gallipolis dairy company.
Gallia County Senior Youth Conference Set in Gallipolis
Gallia County Senior Youth Group will convene Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Washington auditorium for a conference and program. Speakers include H C Ramsower of Ohio State University and W W Brownfield district extension supervisor. County Agent R R Starbuck will preside with musical numbers and lantern slides on rural life in England and Denmark.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Washington Auditorium
R. R. Starbuck
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University
W. W. Brownfield
Lester Hamrick
Elizabeth Grover
Marianna
Elizabeth Evans
Ramsower
England
Denmark
Brownfield
Starbuck
Towboat Freed After $10,000 Effort in Ohio River Rise
In Gallipolis the J. C. Rawn towboat, stuck in a field opposite the city, could have floated free with the river’s natural rise. Canal banks built by steam shovels to release it are now flooded, avoiding the cost of the extra work.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
J. C. Rawn
Glamorous Actress Puzzle Across and Down Quiz
A mixed puzzle item lists clues for a crossword style grid with across and down entries. It features references to film stars and generic descriptors, inviting solvers to fill in words matching the numbered hints. The layout suggests a themed set of celebrity and language clues typical of an entertainment page puzzle.
Radio Program Catalog Highlights Old Time Variety Names
A readable fragment lists performers and acts including Pretty Kitty Rely Jack Berch Aunt Jenny Rambles in Rhythm School of the Air Myrt and Marge Kate Smith Hour Kate Smith Major Bowes Floyd Gibbons Part of a music program with orchestras and choruses plus acts like The Caballeros and Easy Aces in a mid-century entertainment lineup.
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Kitty Rely
George Rector
Jenny
Behool
Air School of the
Alr
Myrt
Marge Bill Wright
Bill Wright
Princeton Choir
Army Band
Problems of Congress
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Chapin Clyde Barrie
Jack Pulten
Alexander Woolleot
Boake Carter
Kate Smith
Maior Bowes
Major Bowes
Floyd Gibbons
Felton Orch
Jones Orch
Owens Orch
Lope Orch
Lopez Orch
Increase WPA Bank Clearing Project Force
Gallipolis reports the WPA Raccoon Creek bank clearing project expanded to 300 men within three weeks from 80. Clearances for a new water line from the Ohio River dam at Eureka include burning debris and guarding fires by a large HQ tent with night watchmen. Workers note many snakes in the area.
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Gallipolis
Raccoon Creek
Federal Bank
Ohio River
Eureka
Deanna Durbin Stars in New Picture at Athena on Thursday
Deanna Durbin leads the Universal comedy drama Three Smart Girls opening at the Athena Theater Thursday. The film follows three daughters who foil their millionaire father’s marriage plans with witty schemes and a cast including Binnie Barnes Alice Brady Ray Milland Mischa Auer and Barbara Read. Durbin sings Il Bacio My Heart Is Singing and Some One to Care for Me. Henry Koster directs from a screenplay by Adele Comandini and Austin Parker.
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Europe
Hollywood Reports
Deanna Durbin
Radio Discovery
Binnie Barnes
Alice Brady
Ray Milland
Charles Winninger
Captain Andy
Nan Grey
Barbara Read
Mischa Auer
John King
Lucille Watson
Nella Walker
Hobart Cavanaugh
Henry Koster
Adele Comandini
Austin Parker
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlights From Weekend Gatherings
Gallipolis society notes recount dinners and visits across families including the Bruckers and Campbells. Guests from Newark Columbus Erie and White Plains are listed along with news of births travels and hospital stays. The Pembroke Club hosted by Mrs. Spear featured a book review by Mrs. Henry McClung.
Gallipolis Prepares for Possible Flood Event
Gallipolis braces for high water as April showers raise river levels. Red Cross remains active on flood relief. Fire Chief Walter Wise says rescue boats are ready, and the Chamber of Commerce Disaster Committee plus American Legion Emergency Unit stay intact and on standby.
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Gallipolis
Red Cross Organization
Walter Wise
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Validity of Shoemaker Will Questioned in Gallipolis
Mrs. Sarah Margaret Liddy of Gallipolis has filed in Common Pleas Court to challenge the validity of the late Mrs. Nevada Watts Shoemaker's will. The suit states Shoemaker died March 1 1937 leaving real estate in Pennsylvania and chattels here with heirs of married persons sharing with the spouse in estates over 15000 dollars.
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Gallipolis
Sarah Margaret Liddy
Nevada Watts Shoemaker
Charles Shoemaker
Bidwell
Common Pleas Court
Shoemaker
Liddy
Pennsylvania
Interment Held for Andrew Dial in Crown City
Interment for 71 year old Andrew Dial was conducted in Crown City Wednesday following his death in Huntington West Virginia. He died in Huntington and his body was laid to rest in Crown City.
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Huntington
Gallipolis
Andrew Dial
Crown City
W. Va
Roy Mullen and Gladys Long Ward Wed in Gallipolis
Roy Mullen 23 and Gladys Long Ward 21 both of Gallipolis were granted a license to wed Saturday. Other notes include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson and children of Chillicothe visiting J. S. Robinson and J. Schreck in Gallia County, and several local visits in Middletown, Charleston, and Huntington between family members.
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E. M. Peoples
Huntington
WPA Workers Meet Glouster Athens County Groups
A WPA workers meeting held here Sunday was well attended by Athens County groups. A follow up meeting is announced for Tuesday night May 4 at 7 30 at the Depot Square. Another WPA workers meeting is scheduled for Thursday night at 7 30 in the Red Men s Hall at Nelsonville.
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Glouster
WPA
Athens County
Depot Square
Red Men’s Hall
Nelsonville
Glouster Church Announces Mid Week Study and Devotional
The Church of Christ in Glouster will hold a mid week study and devotional service Thursday at 7 30 p m Mrs Walter Gayton to lead the session in the program details available at the church huishold announcement states attendees welcome for prayer and scripture reflection
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Walter Gayton
Mrs Evan Morgan Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Mrs. Evan Morgan was returned to her home in the John Blower ambulance Tuesday afternoon from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens after a serious surgical operation.
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John Blower
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Tom Sawyer at Trimble grades draws large Jacksonville crowd
Miss Elizabeth Ellen Rambo visits Jacksonville Trimble area after a year in Detroit attending DelMar Beauty School. The Women's Class of the M. F. Church held a meeting at Mrs. J L Altman’s home. Jacksonville Trimble High School teacher Sara W Willis leads advanced typing class annuals project with class pictures and histories. A group including John Padoski and Caustie Roman spent a week in Detroit at the Padoski home.
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Tom Sawyer
Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Clifton
Elizabeth Ellen Rambo
Detroit
del- Mar
Hettie Rambo
M. F. Church
J. L. Altman
Sara W. Willis
John Padoski
Donald Skinner
Mariene
Caustie Roman
Stanley Padoski
Joe Padoski
Glouster Kiwanis Club Plans Fall Lyceum Contract
Kiwanis club held a Tuesday noon meeting with Al Craft absent as president. Phil Robinson presided and a lyceum course contract for next fall was signed. Delegates to the Indianapolis national convention will be chosen later. Thomas Donoghue attended as a visitor from Nelsonville. E. L. Jones won the attendance prize. The next meeting Tuesday at 6:30 pm in the American Legion Hall will be Ladies Night.
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Glouster
al Craft
Phil Robinson
Kiwanis Club
Lyceum
Indianapolis
Thomas Donoghue
Nelsonville
David Morris
E. L. Jones
American Legion Hall
Tragic Infant Dies After Pneumonia in Glouster
Terence Lee Brunton aged six months died at 7 20 Tuesday morning after a week long battle with pneumonia. Survived by parents Lovel and Mrs Brunton and grandparents James Brunton and W H Dodson. Great grandparents John W Dodson and Ellen Brunton. Funeral by John S Blower at home Thursday at 1 pm with Rev Strecker officiating. Interment Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Terence Lee Brunton
Lovel Brunton
Terence
James Brunton
W. H. Dodson
John W. Dodson
Corning
Ellen Brunton
Albany Scout Leaders Take Special Work
A new Albany troop committee was chosen to aid local Boy Scouts. Training is under way in Athens for assistant scoutmasters including Rev. Avery Ballenger E M Musgrave Nihle Frank Will Gillogly Arthur Stuart Harold Cunningham and Paul Barnes.
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Paul Barnes
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Ed Brooks
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Ed Cranmer
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Tracy Whaley
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Ramy Wines
Mattie Bolen
M. H. Mitchell
Vance Springer and Sons
Columbus
Edith Perry
Wellston
le Mar Springer
Glendon Perry
Clerks Union Plans May Elections and Hospital Fund Drive
Clerks at the LO. O. F. hall held a meeting Tuesday, two members took the obligation, bringing total membership to eighty nine. A hospital fund was proposed and the secretary was tasked to request rate and service information from many hospitals. New officers are to be elected May 25 and installed in June.
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Glouster
Scout School gathers leaders in Glouster and Nelsonville
Glouster attendees join Scout leadership meeting at Nelsonville gymnasium Monday night with speakers E. J. Arnold Rev H A Rothrock and Rev Leland Goodman. Rev David P Morris led group singing. Participants from Glouster include Rev F G Boroff Rev Morris plus many others. next meeting set for Athens May 3 at the high school gymnasium.
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Glouster
Nelsonville Gymnasium
E. J. Arnold
H. A. Rothrock
Leland Goodman
David P. Morris
F. G. Boroff
Robert Williams
Ernest Jones
Herman Jones
Eugene Jones
John Sikorski
T.W. Figley
A. M. Bennett
Emmett Andrews
C. A. Bingman
John Blower
Paul Roebuck
Robert Clark
Athens
High School
Epworth League Nominates Officers at Glouster-A Cabinet
Epworth League held a cabinet meeting at the M. E. Church Tuesday evening. Nominations were made for officers with Anna Louise Logue as president and Margaret Dunlevy as first vice president. Second vice president is Helen Kirk Bride and Neva Golding with Jack Mundew as fourth vice presidents. Mary Frances Carpenter is secretary treasurer and Elizabeth Mundew is pianist. Election set for Sunday evening.
Glouster Temple 560 Pythian Sisters Celebrate Anniversary
The Glouster Temple 560 Pythian Sisters will celebrate their anniversary at the K of P Hall on Thursday April 29. A lunch will be served.
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Glouster
K. of P. Hall
Dorothy Seckinger and Clell Seckinger Visit Columbus
Miss Dorothy Seckinger and Clell Seckinger were visitors in Columbus on Sunday.
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Glouster
Dorothy Seckinger
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Hospitalization After Appendicitis Prep
Miss Charlene Wolf was hospitalized at White Cross Hospital via the Phil F. Robinson ambulance on Tuesday for an appendicitis operation.
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Charlene Wolf
White Cross
Phil F. Robinson
Glouster Personal and Social Mention
Glouster notes Barb Lovell visited friends in Glouster over the weekend. Robert McCreanar found work in Columbus. Betty Beshara and Al Beshara were Sunday visitors in Parkersburg. Mr and Mrs Frank Boroff moved into Richardson Apartment, vacated by the Alec Molnars. Rev F G Boroff was called to Forest Ohio Tuesday, where his father is seriously ill.
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Barney Lovell
Columbus
Robert McCreanor
Betty Beshara
al Beshara
Parkersburg
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Special meeting of Trimble Progressive Class April 28
A special meeting of the Progressive Class of Trimble Church of Christ is set for Wednesday night April 28 at 7 o'clock. Members should gather at the Parish House to consider business of importance.
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Trimble
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