Annual Gallia Dairy Tour Set For August 17
Gallia County hosts its second annual dairy tour on August 17 opening at 10 a.m. at Glenn Powell’s Ayrshire farm four and a half miles west of Gallipolis on Route 588. A noon basket lunch at Fairfield Church grounds features speaker Cc L Blackman of Ohio State University. Afternoon focus shifts to Tanner Wood’s Holstein farm highlighting modern barns treated pastures and quality cattle.
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Glenn Powell
Gallipolis
Fairfield Church
Cc. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Tanner Wood
Gallia
Farm Bureau Members Meet For Picnic
Gallia County Farm Bureau picnic at Chickamauga Park featured music by Little Kgger advisory council. Ohio Farm Bureau official Ful ton Haverland of Columbus urged farmers to use available information and resources, plan for posterity, and avoid living for today alone, citing the redwood trees as a long term example.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Fishing Derby Supervision Is Planned in Gallipolis
Gallipolis residents plan a supervised fishing derby for licensed youths on August 26. Twenty five men will oversee groups fishing south of the old Chillicothe Road bridge with assistance from Mrs. Mary B. Akers, the health nurse, Boy Scouts, and others. Judges include E. Monroe Gatewood, Harry Gwinn, Earl Gillespie, plus a wildlife division aide from Lake Jackson. A parade to publicize the event is set for August 22 at 7:30 p.m. Registration is 7–8 a.m. and fishing runs 9 a.m.–4 p.m. under prize supervision from local firms.
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Gallipolis
John C. Steinbeck
Chillicothe Road Bridge
Mary B. Akers
E. Monroe Gatewood
Harry
Steve) Gwinn
Earl Gillespie
Wildlife Division
Lake Jackson
Vine St. Bridge
Overloads Bring Fines
Gallipolis The State Highway Patrol post reported seven convictions on overload charges Thursday. All were arraigned in municipal court. Names include John Kirker Rossville Lester Maness Greensboro Otis Ray Carrtill St Albans Glen Fourman Lewisburg James F. Martin Charleston Quillin Cauthern Armstrong Charleston with fines ranging from 25 to 100 dollars plus costs.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol Post
John Kirker
Rossville
Lester Maness
Greensboro
N. C
Otis Ray Carrtill
St. Albans
W. Va
Glen Fourman
Lewisburg
James F. Martin
Charleston
Quillin Cauthern, Jr
Monroe
N.C
Charlies P. Armstrong
Church Services and Schedules in Gallipolis
Grace Methodist led by Rev L A Donnally with Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30 Nursery available Rev Ward C Radford of Piketon to preach in Donnallys absence First Baptist pastor Rev W H Green Bible school 9 15 worship 10 30 Broadcast WJEH 10 45 sermon The Strong Delusion Junior youth 6 30 pre service prayer 7 15 evangelistic service 7 30 sermon A Perfect Pardon St Peters Episcopal Rev K C Wilson rector morning prayer and sermon 9 30 choir rehearsal Wednesday First Presbyterian Rev Linson H Stebbins pastor Sunday school 9 15
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Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
Ward C. Radford
Piketon
Donnally
First Baptist
W. H. Green
ST. Peters
K. C. Wilson
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
Trinity Methodist
S. D. Rexrode
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Orie C. Landrum
H. M. Washburn
Pioneer and Youth Fellowship
Bakauba Land
H. Steenbergen
Christ Church Parish
Holy Communion
Bruce Chapel
Foster Slated As Speaker At Convention
Wayne B. Foster administrator of Holzer Hospital and Clinic will speak at the American Hospital Association national convention in Atlantic City from September 17 to 22. The Hospitals magazine feature notes Tuesday's session focuses on problems facing small hospital administrators with 100 submissions from across the country and 25 hospital administrators on the panel. Foster is named as one of two coordinators and speakers for the expert panel.
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Gallipolis
American Hospital Association
Wayne B. Foster
Holzer Hospital
Association
Atlantic City
Foster
Hospitals” Magazine
AHA
Man Bound to Jury On Bad Check Charge
Gallia County judge bound Reuben Long to the grand jury on forgery charges after his arrest for passing bad checks. He remained in county jail for nonpayment of a $500 bond. Lear Roberts was fined $5 plus costs for intoxication and sent to the city prison.
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Gallipolis
Reuben Long
Fourth Ave
Gallia
Beef Cattle Group Meets at Pomeroy to Plan Sale
The Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Association committee will meet at the Meigs County Courthouse in Pomeroy at 8 p m Friday. They will discuss the feeder calf sale at Gallipolis stockyards on October 17 and determine cattle consignments. Final details will cover plans to incorporate the association.
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Gallipolis
Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Association
Meigs County
Pomeroy
River traffic at Gallipolis locks lists multiple boats and gauges
Gal lipolis locks showed a busy day with boats including Henry A Laughlin Pioneer Solvay Creighton Ernestine Ellen Hatfield and others on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers. Upper gauge 18.3 lower 10.6 feet five feet at the rollers Kanawha Falls 2.07 rising Point Pleasant 24.05.
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Gallipolis
Henry A. Laughlin
Pioneer
Solvay
Creighton
Ernestine
Ellen Hatfield
Kanawha
Semet
London
Sullivan
Marmet
Talbot
Pittsburgher
Montgomery
Wisherd
Titan
Jim Martin
Weir
Keystone
Sohio State
Ayres
Cook
Monongahela
Walker
Ohio
Penn
Rand
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Births and admissions listed at Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital notes record births and admissions including Mrs Howard Dailey Middleport a son and Mrs Daniel P Lewis Gallipolis with several others named. Discharges include Riley Babcock Richard Lee Neal and several patients with accompanying names.
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Holzer Hospital
Howard Dailey
Middleport
Daniel P. Lewis
Gallipolis
James Edward King
Jackson
G. Kirk Baker
Bidwell
John J. Neumeister
Point Pleasant
Loren Mountjoy
Mathew Pratt
Ellsworth Ord
Virginia Wilson
Cottageville
W. Va
Bobby L. Terry
Marie Martin
Cove
Ohio
Riley Babcock
Richard Lee Neal
Daniel Lewis
Charles Smith
Vietta Springer
Carl Gorby and Son
William Russell
Yonka Can@rill
James R. Davis
114 Year Old Trinity Church Plans October Addition
Trinity Methodist Church in Point Pleasant proceeds with a mid October completion target for a $4500 addition to its 114 year old building. They still need about $1400 in pledges after April efforts secured $3100 in pledges with some payments outstanding.
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Point Pleasant
Trinity Methodist Church
Tall Vinton lilies tower over Mount Taber Road
Mrs B A McKitterick of Mt Taber Road Vinton stands beside her orange lilies with chocolate spots stretching six feet four inches. The plant has 17 blooms on the tallest stem and a smaller plant with 16 blooms. No special soil used. moth balls around the base aim to deter dogs. The seedlings are waist high and seeds came from a sale her husband conducted. Also noted: her husband runs Holstein records in Dairy Herd Improvement work.
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Gallipolis
B. A. McKitterick
Mt. Taber Road
Vinton
McKitterick
Religious Services Schedule for Pt. Pleasant Churches
Church and parish notices list service times for Trinity Methodist Presbyterian Christ Church Parish Evangelical United Brethren Krebs Chapel Community Methodist Circuit and Christian Science in Pt Pleasant. Each denomination shows Sunday school times worship hours and midweek or evening meetings across several locations and pastors.
Local marriage notices list several couples in Bidwell and nearby
Fe Maurice Payne 26 and Marjorie Irene Smith 26 of Bidwell wed. William Warren Gates 35 of Gallia with Lula Mae Simmons 25 of Gallia also Couple Wilson Lewis Jr 23 of Bladen and Ann Saunders 18 of Mercer noted.
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Maurice Payne
Bidwell
Marjorie Irene Smith
William Warren Gates
Gallia
Lula Mae Simmons
Wilson Lewis, Jr
Bladen
Ann Saunders
Mercervide
25 More Called For Draft Exams In Two Counties
A state directed order adds 25 men from Mason and Putnam counties to the draft examination roster for Aug. 17. Combined with 45 from Aug. 23, a total of 70 local volunteers will proceed to Charleston for exams before possible induction. Eight Mason County men and seventeen Putnam County men are listed for the Aug. 17 session at local 24 Fourth and Main, with travel by bus.
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Point Pleasant
Mason and
Putnam Counties
State Director of Selective Service Boards
Alma F. Bailey
Mason and Putnam
Charleston
Mason County
Ralph D. Rhodes
Letart
Yarnet Medors
Arbuckle
Paul Gleason
Singer Home Hosts 35th Anniversary and Family Birthdays
Chester relatives and friends gathered August 6 at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Singer’s home for their 35th wedding anniversary. Also observed were the 75th birthday of Mr. Singer and the ninth birthday of grandson James Ronald Kimes. A grove basket dinner followed with music by local groups. Attendees included families from Eagle Ridge, Racine, Portland, Minersville, and near Ra cine. Artie Singer could not attend due to illness.
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Chester
Guy Singer
Singer
James Ronald Kimes
Singer Farm
Douglas Circle
B. Duncan
Charles Bissell
Roger
Ada Gean
Artie Singer
Coolville
Frank Holter
Racine
Clint Birch
Portland
Ward Kimes
William Krackemberger
James Hollan
Eagle
Pupils Told School Starts Soon In Point Pleasant
Pupil reminders went out as summer wanes with less than a month until school resumes. City official Jimmy Lewis and street commissioner R V Robbins were seen repainting the Central Grade School zone at Sixth and Viand.
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Point Pleasant
Jimmy Lewis
R. V. Robbins
Viand
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Pt. Pleasant Church News
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Heights
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Christian Endeavor
Krebs Chapel
C. E. Haney
Vaught Memorial
Beech Hill
Henderson
Mt. Union
Sunan
Pine Grove
George C. Werrick
St. Paul's
New Haven
A.m. Zion
Broad Run
Luther League
St. Mark’s
Upper Flats
God
Joe Denny
Southside
Charles L. Baird
Hogsett
Clarence E. Harmon
James E. Love
Basil Duncan
Apple Grove
John P. Sauer
Putnam County
All
Green Man
S. Court St
Athens Pharmacy
Athens, Ohio
Mason County News
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