Noah's Ark Star Route Celebrates 60 Years of Service
Gallipolis Eureka Star Route marks six decades with Noah T Clark driving daily from Bushs Mill to Gallipolis and Bladen to Mercerville delivering mail and freight. The line began in 1890 and evolved from Noah Sylvester Clark’s mule-drawn hack to a Greyhound owned bus operation, never missing a day aside from rare reports of one or two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dewitt
Gallipolis
Huntington
Parkersburg
Noah's Ark O
O. McIntyre
Park Central
Noah Clark
Noah Sylvester Clark
Swan Creek
United States Mail
Bush’s Mill
Bladen
Noah T. Clark
Noah Thurman Clark
Noah Bill Clark
Mr. Clark
Noah's Ark
Clark
Bush's Mill
Lower River Road
Mercerville
Uncle Sam
Admits and Discharges at Holzer Hospital
At Holzer Hospital Admitted list includes Mrs Vietta Springer of Reedsville and others from Vinton Northup Oak Hill Wellston Gallipolis Letart Falls Point Pleasant Gallia and nearby areas. Discharge notes mention Bee Lewson Starcher 67 of Gallia cited for reckless operation after an 11 42 accident on Second Ave causing light property damage to two parked cars. Police investigated with names of several residents listed.
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Vietta Springer
Reedsville
Charles Leonard Epling
Vinton
Jessie McGath
Northup
Lavina Mounts
Dennis Wayne Woodgerd
Carpenter
Edwin Stumbo
Oak Hill
Carol Hughes
Wellston
Richard Dixon
Gallipolis
Jerry Hill
Letart Falls
Homer Martin, Jr
Point Pleasant
Jake Rake
Lewson Starcher
Gallia
Starcher
Second Ave
Dorothy E. Finley
Bette C. Wilson
Pre-Induction Exams Set for Sixteen Gallia Youths
Gallia County men headed to the Portsmouth Army examining and induction center for pre induction physical exams the first since the act's re activation. At 7 47 a m sixteen young men departed Gallipolis with clerk John Switzer briefing them. No induction date or quota was set and results were expected within a week. Alternates Richard Carter and Charles Lewis were present but not required to go.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Portsmouth
Army Examining and Induction Center
Selective Service
John Switzer
Robert D. Whited
Robert L. McClaskey
Robert N. Nash
Bidwell
Merrill N. Null
Bobby Gordon
Gerald J. Baird
Wayne I
Shoemaker
Clyde D. Burnett
Jack D. Finnicum
Kananga
Ernest M. Wiseman
Rio Grande
Charles C. Wallace
Kerr
Raymond L. Richards
Alfred K. Cordell
Vinton Rt
Ivan L. Waugh
Bladen
Clarence FE. Winston
Thurman
James Parsons
Patriot
Switzer
Richard Carter
Charles Lewis
Fish Derby Film Shown In Courthouse
Gallia County Conservation Association met in the Gallipolis courthouse to view John Steinbeck's film Better Fishing from Chicago distributor Bet ter Fishing Inc. The segment highlighted last year’s national derbies and the Chickamauga Creek basin derby’s first edition. Plans were made to inspect shores Tuesday for path mowing and leveling before August 26 derby, with a parade set for August 22.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County Conservation Association
John Steinbeck
Better Fishing
Better Fishing, Inc
Chicago
Chickamauga
Fishing Brotherhood
Detour Nab Stolen Car Suspects In Gallia County
Deputy Sheriff Garland Nibert spotted a wanted car near the sheriff’s office and chased it to arrest Gerald W. Green of Columbus for automobile theft. Accomplices Ruth Ann Hammin Sam Wemeldorff and Betty Elson were jailed as accessories. Detectives from Columbus delivered the suspects to Gallia County jail for arraignment.
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Gallipolis
Garland Nibert
George Ehman
Nibert
Columbus
Gerald W. Green
Ruth Ann Hammin
Sam Wemeldorff
Betty Elson
George Baker
Karl Hanna
Columbus Police Department
Automotive Vehicle Squad
Gallia County
Gallia 4-H Invited on River Cruise
Gallia County 4-H members are invited to join a river excursion aboard the steamer Avalon on August 18 from 2 30 to 5 30 p m. The steamer is shared with Hocking and Vinton counties with capacity for 500. Tickets cost 75 cents for club members advisors and high school age children and 1 for others.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Hocking
Vinton County
Avalon
Vinton Counties
William P. Smith
Park Front
Grace Methodist and churches in Gallipolis share services
Local church notices list Grace Methodist with Rev L A Donnally and a 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 worship plus nursery. St Peters Episcopal led by Rev K C Wilson with 9:30 Holy Communion and sermon. choir at 7:30 p m. First Baptist with Rev W H Green, Bible school 9:15 worship 10:30 broadcast on WJEH. First Presbyterian with Rev Linson H Stebbins 9:15 Sunday school 10:30 worship and Women’s Association circles noon Wednesday picnic planned.
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Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
Richard Sprague
Kenton
Ohio
ST. Peter's Episcopal
K. C. Wilson
First Baptist
W., H. Green
WJEH
BYPU
Judson
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
River Traffic Data at Gallipolis and Kanawha Locks
Canal records list multiple boats with up and down movements across Gallipolis locks and Kanawha River entries. Gauge readings show upper 18.0 and lower 119 feet, with Kanawha Falls reading 3.61 fall and Point Pleasant 23.95.
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Gallipolis
Price
Ellen Hatfield
Indiana
Ernestine
Jim Martin
Kanawha
London
Winfield
Boggs
Solvay
Sahipan
Peace Down
Titan
Wisherd
Rowe
Lewis
Manitou
Pioneer
Tradewinds
The
Pennsylvania
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Dairies Raise Milk and Ice Cream Prices
Portsmouth dairies raised the retail price of milk by one cent to 1.90 a quart and the wholesale price of ice cream by 40 cents per gallon.
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Dairies
Portsmouth
Three Arrests Reported In Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol reported three arrests in Gallipolis. Edgar Finley 28 of Cleveland was fined 15 dollars and costs for intoxication. Sam Whaley 47 of Jackson Route 1 paid 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Howard Martin 40 of Jackson Route 3 pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and was bound over to the Jackson County grand jury under a 500 dollar bond.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol Post
Edgar R. Finley
Cleveland
Sam Whaley
Jackson
Pritchett
Howard Martin
Jackson County
Controls Endorsed to Curb Demand for Key Materials
New York reports the National Retail Dry Goods Association endorses consumer credit controls as an effective measure to reduce demand for products made from key materials.
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Controls
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Consumer Credit Controls
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