Coal to Atom Energy Shown In SORC Display
Gallia county exhibit at the SORC fair highlights coal as a major Southeastern Ohio resource. The OVEC and Ohio electric firms illustrate coal transport by river, power generation, and its role in industry. Officials including Wayne Foster and Rep. Dana Taber oversee the fair section with state leaders and local officers.
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Sorc Fair
North American Coal Corporation
Ohio
Ohio Hill Inn
US Soil Conservation Service
US Department of Engineers
Ohio River
Jackson
Weilston
Rick
Arthur Place
Tom Garton
Ducts i Son
Alley Electric Corporation
Ovec i
Columbus
Southern Ohio’ Electric. Co
Ohio Power Go
Buckexe Rural Electric
North American Coal Corportum
OVEC
Atomic Energy
Fenning
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Dana O. Taber
Kanana
Gallia County
Caity and Development Commission
Foster
Louis Hochberg
Howard Kress
Pomeroy
S. R. Cline
McArthur
Robert W. Byers
Athens
Homecoming At Millfield Set Oct. 9
Millfield Christian Church hosts homecoming on Sunday October 9 with a basket dinner at 3000. Dr Floyd Faust from Breed Street Church of Christ will lead the afternoon service and choir. Committees include reception publicity and invitations and flower duties with several local volunteers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield Christian Church
Floyd Faust
Street Church of Christ
Church of Christ
WI ‘Theisen
Cris Chadwell
Carl Moody
Grover Patton
C. N. Sanders
Kuna
Elizabeth Sue
Ngolph Barton
Bel Shaner
Norman Earich
Paul Gould
Mra
Alex Kouma
Mia Garnet McDaniel
Henry Heftken
Willing Workers Meet At Alderman Home Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church class called Willing Workers met Monday night with teacher Mrs Robert Alderman. Refreshments served to six members. Next meeting will be with Janice Howard. Auxiliary to meet Chauncey to discuss UMWA Local 9. potluck lunch planned.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Robert Alderman
Janice Howard
UMWA
Chauncey Personals Testify at Honor Dinner Event
Chauncey Personals testified Thursday evening at a surprise dinner honoring Howard Bobo, father of Mrs. Evener. The Evener family and Mrs. Bobo attended, with Mrs. Lois Smith of Athens also visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bobo.
Guests ride Ohio towboat trip ties a broad social notice
West Denman and Mr and Mrs Milan Pendleton host guests James Wahlford and daughter Sandy of Newark. Also present are Jo Ann At of Poston Brot and others visiting in Akron and Columbus households as the towboat cargo travels the Ohio River from Gallipo to Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Denman
Milan Pendleton
James Wahlford
Sandy
Newark
Jo Ann
Poston
Emanuel Crabtree
Homer Omen
Richard Schneider
Portsmouth
McKinley Omen
John Ashworth
Bill
Audrey Fitzer McMenamy
Akron
George Fitzer
Iembarkee
Robert J. West
Eldon Robinson
Columbu
Gallipo
Junior Olive
Locke
Gary
Omar
W. Vi Herer
Ad Caryn Ce
Rhoda
Nis
Oliver and Son
Clarence
Huntington
Crown City
Birth announced for Randy Lee Bell in Troy
Mr. and Mrs Ames Bell of Troy announce the birth of a son Randy Lee at Stouder Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Glennis Bell of Troy. Great grandmother is Mrs Jeannie Bell and great great grandmother Mrs Anna Fink Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Ames Bell
Troy
Randy Lee
Stouder Memorial Hospital
Glennis Bell
Jeannie Bell
Anna Fink
Hauncey
ASC Chairmen Chosen Delegates Meet Monday
County ASC delegates selected with 14 representatives to form committees. Local announcements list chairmen from townships and combined Gallipolis Green for one panel, plus names such as Addison Parvel Haskins and Ray mond Rife among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
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Gallipolis
Wayne B. Foster
Ini Reunion
Giese Power
Etueie” Ston Cnergy
Gallipoltan
Millfield
Tippett
Hawaii
Tay Pin
Oleta Vaughan
Modesto
Chambersis
Sault, Ste. Marie
He Municipal
Waterbury, Conn
Endicott - Johnson and
Star Brand
Bowman's Dept. Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Martin
Fl Thornton
Roland
Laman
Garrett Peis
Dixie Pe
Cecola
Royal Crown Cola
Royal Crown Bottling CO
Segenne
Tony
Poe
Prim
Cres
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