NRA Army Opens House Campaign in Gallipolis
A house to house drive to place the Blue Eagle in every Gallipolis home began this morning. Volunteers aim to secure pledges from consumers and urge merchant cooperation while a rally at the Gallia County Courthouse prepared organizers for the effort led by Paul Mossman.
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Covery
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Paul Mossman
Neal and
Gillingham
Womeldorff
Thomas
Mossman
NRA
Stanley Evans
Gilbert Bush
Sherman White
Aldeth Robinson
Paul Wagner
Floyd Irion
T. L. Bush
Fred Hanson
Kate
R. F. Farmer
Ralph Camp
Clarence Masters
A. N. Bowan
Neva Johnson Fined and Released for Liquor Violation
Mrs. Neva Johnson of Gallipolis paid a $150 fine for a liquor law violation and was released from Gallia County jail on Wednesday.
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Gallipolis
Neva Johnson
Gallia County
Steamer Tom Greene Set for Gallipolis Stop Saturday
Gallipolis reports plans indicate the all steel steamer Tom Greene of the Greene Line will likely stop at the Gallipolis wharf Saturday night on its second annual Labor Day excursion from Louisville to Charleston. Plymouth carries steel to Pittsburgh and will meet George Price upstream to transfer cargo for Memphis. Queen City delivered freight and passengers to Cincinnati from Pittsburgh.
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Gallipolis
Tom Greene
Greene Line
Louisville
Charleston
Plymouth
Southern
Pittsburgh
George Price
Memphis
Queen City
Cincinnati
Ohio Mosquitoes Not Malaria Spreaders
Gallipolis reports malaria cases in Ohio are not caused by local mosquitoes, according to Dr. W. F. Shane. He notes the disease source is elsewhere, clarifying fears about transmission within the state.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
W. F. Shane
Ohio Health Official: Malaria Carried Only by Anopheles Mosquitoes
Health commissioner notes Ohio mosquitoes do not carry malaria germs. Anopheles mosquitoes, not found in Ohio, transmit the germ only if they bit infected victims. Most Ohio cases involve recent Southern arrivals. sleeping sickness similarly tied to southern influx.
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Ohio
Shane
Real estate deeds filed in Gallia County
Deeds recorded in the County Recorder's Office include W J Cochran and wife transferring 0.21 acres in Cheshire Township to F D Allens worth and W B Brydie and Arabella Brydie transferring 5.68 acres in Springfield Township to Carrie Hill.
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Gallipolis
Lucille Reese
W J. Cochran
F. D. Allensworth
Cheshire Township
W. B. Brydie
Arabella Brydie
Carrie Hill
Springfield Township
Personal News From Gallia County Circles
Mrs. C. A. Ralph returns from a week with sister Mrs. L. G. Leonard of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Folden plan to move into a newly constructed cottage on Route 7 near the Gallipolis airport and Kananga. J. E. Danner built the house and completed sidewalk work. driveway concrete was laid by J. E. Danner and son on Spruce Street.
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C. A. Ralph
L. G. Leonard
Middleport
L. A. Folden
Route 7
Gallipolis
Kananga
J. E. Danner
Lehr Davies
Spruce Street
Holzer Hospital Notes: Local Death in Childbirth
Gallipolis reports the death of Mrs. John Babel of Radcliffe in childbirth with an stillborn infant as confirmed by Holzer Hospital medical authorities. Joe Camden escaped serious injury when a wheel piece struck his eye on Stanley Plymare’s farm. fragment removed by Dr. Martin.
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Gallipolis
John Babel
Radcliffe
Holzer Hospital
Joe Camden
Stanley Plymare
Martin
Hos
Hospital Admissions List Shows Local Patients
Admissions to the hospital Wednesday include Mrs Elmer Rupert of Jackson for treatment Miss Helen Walter of Gallipolis for appendectomy Mrs Zenie Meyers of Flaxton for observation and Miss Doris Booth of Jackson for observation.
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Elmer Rupert of
Jackson
Helen Walter
Gallipolis
Zenie Meyers
Flaxton
Doris Booth
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R. L. Polk & Co
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