Fourth Ave Extension in Gallipolis Sub-Division Plan Considered
In Gallipolis the idea to extend Fourth Avenue through the golf course to Mill Creek Road near Dr G G Kincon's residence is discussed. Owner Stuart Clendenin backs the plan if it opens up city building lots, while he awaits further interest. A degraded overhead bridge at the state hospital entrance and potential subdivision development are noted as context.
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Gallipolis
Fourth Ave
Mill Creek
G. G. Kincon
Ohio Hospital
Stuart Clendenin
Cabineet
Clendenin
Fourth and
Ohio Avenues
Charleaton
Fourth Avenue
Mill Creek Road
Second Avenue
State Hospital Grounds
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
State Grounds
Cattle Show Praise From Ohio State Fair Director
O D Dailey Albany resident and director of the Ohio State Fair cattle exhibit lauds Gallia County chamber of commerce cattle improvement work during the fall festival and call auction. He notes 2100 head of heifers acquired in four years and that local growers will soon supply buyers without importing stock. The cattle committee F C Christ and E G Royer report more orders and upcoming shipments.
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Gallipolis
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Chamber of Commerce Cattle Improvement Committee
Gallia County
F. C. Christ
E. G. Royer
Holzer Fosters Idea for Model Farm
Dr. C. E. Holzer, president of the Rio Grande College trustees, proposes converting the 300 acre college farm in Gallipolis into a demonstration project for agricultural methods. He hopes farmers from nearby counties will view demonstrations on tillable, pasture, and forest land with student labor guided by a farm superintendent.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
C. E. Holzer
Board of College Trustees
Holzer
Bicycle Thefts Rise At Swimming Pool
Gallipolis police report thefts of bicycles are rising faster than car thefts. Teens steal bikes parked at the swimming pool while owners swim or relax, selling them for small sums. Nearly every day brings a new theft with many not recovered.
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Gallipolis
Issue Eight Marriage Licenses in Gallipolis
Grants licenses to wed for Ross White and Gail Stover of St Albans and Guthrie couples Claude McFarland with Ann Stacker. George W. Lewis with Neva Clark. W S McKinney with Ora Ethel Bailey. William Pooley with Sadie Stringer. Frank Picker with Flora McGlasson. Albert Moon with Flora Hollingshead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ross White
Gail Stover
St. Albans
W. Va
Claude McFarland
Ann Stacker
Guthrie
George W. Lewis
Neva Clark
Blackford
W. W. Cooley
Nellie L. Lambert
Chapmanville
W. S. McKinney
Ora Ethel Bailey
Richlands
Massie Funeral Held After Wilgus Death
Funeral services for J. W. Massie were held Sunday in the Baptist Church on Greasy Ridge. Survivors include sons D. C. Massie Crown City Oden Columbus and Luther Gallipolis and daughter Mrs John Humphrey Hillsboro.
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Gallipolis
J. W. Massie
Wilgus
Baptist Church
Greasy Ridge
D. C. Massie
Crown City
Oden
Columbus
Luther
John Humphrey
Hillsboro
Martins Attend Funeral for Ordell Martin in Glenwood
Mrs Myrtle Perry and Mrs Minnie Perry from Crown City attended funeral services for their brother Ordell Martin who died over the weekend at age 67 in Glenwood West Virginia. Relatives from the area joined the services Sunday.
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Gallipolis
Myrtle Perry
Minnie Perry
Crown City
Glenwood
W. Va
Ordell Martin
Knife Fight Leads to Hospital Stay for Two Men
Gallipolis authorities hold Ted Harris in the county jail on charges of engaging in a knife fight with Bennie Manns Saturday night. Harris was slashed on the left forearm while Manns suffered a deep neck wound and was hospitalized but released Sunday. Both men are colored.
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Gallipolis
Ted Harris
Bennie Manns
Harris
Manns
Gallipolis Winton bean dinner draws crowd homecoming tone
The Saturday bean dinner in Gallipolis Winton drew a large crowd with many former residents lingering through the weekend for a town hall program that felt like a community homecoming.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlight Local Scout Outing
Gallipolis social items note several local Girl Scouts and leaders enjoying a weekend outing at Grace Biddle Lodge near Athens. The column lists many attendees and mentions extended family visits, vacations, and trips including Berlin Ohio and Toledo connections.
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Gallipolis
Grace Wilson
Bess Evans
June O'Dell
Grace Biddle Lodge
Athens
Dorothy
Viola Gilkey
Betty Alice
Mary Ada Mackenzie
Barbara Cardwell
Kathryn Boster
Judy Wetherholt
Joan Sowers
Vivian Chandler
Mildred Burns
Vivian Sayre
Mary Alice Lupton
Mary Anne Null
Charlene Robinson
Birthday celebrations and local visits reported
Thursday evening a group gathered at Rev. and Mrs. Brooks home in Waterloo to celebrate Mrs. Brooks birthday with a 6 o clock dinner. Relatives from Oak Hill Rodney and Athens joined with church members and refreshments served. other notes include trips to Indian Lake and visits with family in Dayton Columbus and Albany.
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George R. Brooks
Waterloo
Rev. Brooks
Reuben Wood
Julia Angel
Wood
Noah Wood
Indian Lake
M. M. Kerr
C. O. Burnett
Athens
Upper River Road
J. Paul Wetherholt
Columbus
Capt. Wetherholt
Washington, d. C
Little Rock
Ark
Lucille Young
Bible Class Members Lead Church Services
During Rev. J. W. Hoyt's absence, both morning and evening services at First Baptist Church were led by the Bible Class members. Knox Williams Ben Evans spoke at the morning service and Mrs Earl Saunders at night. Hoyt is at a Bible conference in New York. Wednesday night a color movie by Rev George Sagen, from a recent furlough, will be shown depicting church activities.
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Gallipolis
J. W. Hoyt
First Baptist Church
Knox Williams
Ben Evans
Earl Saunders
Dr. Hoyt
New York
George Sagen
NYA to Start Parks Work Thursday in Gallipolis
NYA to deploy about 150 workers Thursday on a new park at Vinton and the beautification of Fortification Hill Park in Gallipolis. Road improvement work in the county is halted for a month affecting roughly 300 workers. A roadside park on Sugar Creek hill near Crown City is nearing completion.
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Gallipolis
NYA
Vinton
Fortification Hill Park
Sugar Creek Hill
Crown City
Evans Clan Tops Gallipolis Telephone Directory
In Gallipolis the telephone directory lists 1136 numbers for private and public subscribers. The Evans family leads with 14 listings, followed by Davises, Robinsons, and Millers with 41 each, then Wood, Thomas and Haskins with ten each, plus several others. Longest surnames Poindexter Roadarmour Mullineaux Womeldorff with ten letters each. Shortest names Cox Day Fry Hoy Lee Wey with three letters.
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Smith
Jones
Gallipolis
Smiths
Evans
Davises
Robinsons
Millers
Wood
Thomas
Haskins
Myers
Wetherholt
White
Plymale
Niday
Brown and Smeltzer
Martin, McCormick, Mills
Clark
Caldwell
Carter
Poindexter
Roadarmour
Mullineaux
Womeldorff
Cox
Day
Fry
Hoy
Lee
Wey
Re Decorate Library in Gallipolis
Interior decorating at the Gallipolis public library will continue through the week. Book disbursements will be suspended during the closed period and holders of library books will not incur fines.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol Arrests Three Drivers
Logan reports three arrests by State Highway Patrolmen over the weekend leading to arraignments before Mayor Dallas Kinser. Cecil Foster faced speeding charges with a $10 fine, Richard Hertenstein pleaded guilty to reckless driving with a $15 fine, and Charles Slagle was fined $10 for failing to display license tags.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Cecil Bennett Foster
London Rt. 4
Richard Hertenstein
Chillicothe Rt. 6
Charles Slagle
Bremen
Logan area social notes report weekend visitors and moves
Logan residents hosted and visited relatives from Glouster Columbus Pittsburgh and Lorain over the weekend. Families including the Weymuellers Fribleys Mathenys Loomises and Kerrs plan moves and new homes with lists of visits and summer stays noted.
Logan Woman Undergoes Operation At Mt Carmel
Mrs. Josephine Brown of near Logan was taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus where she underwent an operation on Saturday. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Josephine Brown
Near Logan
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Fireproofing Plant Repairs Under Way at Haydenville
Extensive repairs to the National Fireproofing Co. dryers in Hay denville replace old wood with tile pillars and steel beams. A new built up roof is installed over the No. 1 factory. Three weeks work done with two weeks more expected. Engineer C A Augsberger of Canton oversees.
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Logan
National Fireproofing Co
Haydenville
C. A. Augsberger
Canton
Two Drivers Fined in Route 33 Reckless Driving Incident
Sheriff Floyd Duffy arrested Frank Leadman of Lancaster and Hilber Quivey of Pomeroy for reckless driving near Enterprise on U S Route 33. Both were arraigned before Magistrate Frank St Clair and pleaded guilty, fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Floyd Duffy
Columbus
Frank Leadman
Lancaster
Hilber Quivey
Pomeroy
Enterprise
U. S. Route 33
Frank St. Clair
Legion Squad Heads to Columbus State Tourney
The American Legion tournament team departed Logan Sunday afternoon for Columbus to enter the state tournament. Albert Leonard and Clinton Webb accompany and lead the squad. Cars were supplied by Supt. Samuel H. Dillon Sam C. Buchanan and Robert Mackey. Two players left later in the day.
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Logan
American Legion
Columbus
Albert Leonard
Clinton Webb
Supt
Samuel H. Dillon
Sam C. Buchanan
Robert Mackey
Trustees Add Sanborn and Frank Cook to Logan Ward Board
Sanborn and Frank Cook will run for another term on the Logan Ward Township trustees. Sanborn visited Logan to secure petitions for circulation. The third board member is Charles Robinson of Murray City.
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Logan
Sanborn
Frank Cook
Ward Township
Charles Robinson
Murray City
Ohio Legion District 8 Tops Yearly Membership Quota
Logan District 8 of the American Legion in Ohio reports 2045 members, 35 above quota, reaching 101.7 percent. Ohio totals show 50,900 members, far surpassing the 45,000 annual quota and marking the largest enrollment in state history.
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Logan
American Legion
Ohio
Release Granted for Logan Glendenning on Worthless Check Charge
Glendenning released from Hocking County jail after he voided the checks paid court costs and the complaining witness withdrew charges. custody ended Saturday.
Four Men Are Added To Fire Department
Logan changes in fire department add four new firefighters Dean Collison Harry Krumiaus William Rafferty and Kenneth Bright. The additions follow resignations of Wayne Price Patrolman Ray Zanner and Willard Miller and will take effect after tonight's practice run.
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Logan
Logan Fire Department
R. Loomis
Dean Collison
Harry Krumiaus
William Rafferty
Kenneth Bright
Wayne Price
Ray Zanner
Willard Miller
Buchanan Makes Third Trip to State Tourney
Logan reports 15 year old John Buchanan makes his third state tournament appearance. He debuted at age 12 and remains the youngest on the squad. Buchanan plays catcher and outfield, this season in the outfield while Bill Scott, in his final year, handles catching.
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Logan
John Buchanan
Buchanan
Bill Scott
Absent Ballot Cast by Mrs Bertha Nimon in City Primary
Logan reports the second person to cast an absent voters ballot in the city primary was Mrs Bertha Nimon. She voted Saturday before leaving for West Virginia to visit relatives. Her grandchildren Martha Ann and Jac Kinser had been visiting there for two weeks.
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Harriett Weymueller
Anne Weymueller
Bill McGrew
Glouster
Logan
John Rectenwaldt
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Leo Rectenwaldt
F. G. Fribley
New Philadelphia
Frank Fribley
L. M. Christie
Pittsburgh
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Jimmy
Kent Crooks
Belle Loomis
Barbara Ann
Beverly
Kerr
Buckeye Lake
Cadiz
Kerrs
Lemma
Harriet
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Lois
Lorain
Bertha Nimon
West Virginia
Martha Ann
Jac Kinser
Scenic county draws crowds as gentle Sunday start
Ideal Sunday morning brings light mist and clear skies as the Hocking Valley stream flows early. Visitors flock to county scenic spots, enjoying peaceful weather and abundant landscape views.
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Logan
Hocking
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Athens Messenger
America
Frederick Kreuger
Dallas
Frank Mao
Rome
U. S. S. West Point
U. S
Europe
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Massie
Martin
Goldberg
Optometrist
Optician
Worstell
N. Court St
Zenner
Dept
Gallipolis Social Notes
Carlos Niday
Whaley
Bethesda
Belmont County
Milo Wilson
Charles Smith
Helen Northup
Telephone Company
George Maze
Jean Campbell
Dorothy Beebe
Apalachian
N. Y
Carroll Tippett and
Chauncey
James Danner
Dorothy Gist
Claude B. Parker
Earl Richards
Dayton
Ruth Richards
Mrs Richards
Parsons
John L. Evans
William Slagle
Geraldine Slagle
Putneyville
Mary Louise Mohr
The
Farm Bureau
Evans Clan
State Highway Patrol
NEA
Charles S. Shipman
Emma Sue Schultz
Zanesville, O
Legion
Glendenning
Ton Jon Health
Quick's
CUT Rate Drug Store
West Union St
ALT
Pepsi-to
Vaee
LCS
UG Gaeta
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Athens, Ohio
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