North Gallia Program Features Readings and Dance
Cold weather limited attendance at the North Gallia High School program. Ruth Thomas directed a night of readings, dramatizations, and square dancing recalling past eras with students and local residents performing poems, fables, and scenes from McGuffey era.
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North Gallia
Ruth Thomas
Dudley Eggleton
Rosalie Bailes
William Holmes McGuffey
Polly Walker
Carolyn Lewis
Velma Coleman
Marc Holter
Benny Mullins
Anna S. Evans
Kiwanis Committees Are Briefed at Gallipolis Dinner
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club held a Wednesday dinner where president-elect Dr. Jay Bradshaw outlined plans for 1958 including inaugurating Key Clubs at Hannan Trace and Southwestern High Schools and arranging a joint meeting with Kiwanis, Circle-K, and Key Club at the Youth Camp. Guests included Tom Phillips Circle-K VP and Tommy Skinner Key Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club
Jay Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Hannan-Trace
Southwestern
Kiwanis
L. Claude Miller
Tom Phillips
Circle-K Club
Tommy Skinner
Key Club
Bill Stamps
George W. Davis
Robert Nelson Hurt
American Gas and Electric Service Corp
James B. Harreld
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Kyger Creek
Five colors in British heraldry aside from metals
British heralds recognize only five colors for coats of arms red blue black green and purple. Yellow and white are not colors but represent metals gold and silver in heraldic design.
Couple Wed Monday Night in Gallia County
Doris Diane Miller and James D. Copely married in a Monday night ceremony read by Rev. Marion Williams at his Addison home. The couple resides at Brannon Apartments State Street extension. The groom is a Rio Grande High School alumnus formerly with Halderman Construction. the bride attended Gallia Academy High School.
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Gallipolis
Foster Miller
Doris Diane
James D. Copely
R. A. Copely
Thurman
Marion Williams
Addison
Brannon Apartments
State St. Extension
Rio Grande High School
The
Halderman Construction Co
Copely
Gallia Academy High School
River Traffic and Dam Conditions Report
River gauges show Gallipolis and Kanawha Falls at various levels, with Ohio River movable dams down and an overall fall of about one tenth of a foot per hour from Dam 13 to Dam 35. Daily boat movements include multiple tugs and barges at Locks 14 to 34, with numerous up and down readings aboard named vessels on Kanawha and Gallipolis routes.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy - Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Betty Moran
Janet T
Memphis Zephyr
O-Kan
Ben McCool
Lock
Gona
City of Huntington
Lucy Jane Lakas
R. H. Bosworth
Keeley
Lunga Point
Sohio State
Price
Alcott
Ora D. II
Coleman D
Kanawha
Helen
Solvay
Qgram
City of Maysville
Salvati
Louisiana
O. Shearer
Herbert E. Jones
Paul Blazer
C._P. Wright
Aliquippa
Clarence H. Brown
Seniet
Creditor
Ohio
John J. Rowe
Snow and Ice Causes Two Wrecks in Gallia County
State Patrol reports two crashes on Wednesday in Gallia and Meigs counties due to slick roads. Sylvester Milan, 59, Gallipolis, left a curve on Nebo Road and hit a tree and fence, vehicle overturned. Lonnie Christopher, 43, backed from a driveway on Route 124, was hit by Michael Baker, 46, Reedsville. Baker cited for failure to yield.
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Gallipolis
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Nebo Rd
Sylvester H. Milan
Waterloo
Wendell Rees
Meigs County
Athens- Meigs
Lonnie L. Christopher
Michael B. Baker
Reedsville
Baker
Robinson
Moon’s Elliptical Orbit Measures 238,900 Miles
The Moon travels in an elliptical Earth orbit about every four weeks, averaging 238,900 miles per revolution, roughly thirty times Earth's diameter.
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Dewey Walker
Mary Jane Jacobs
Tommy Metcalf
Betty Banks
Jess Spencer
Sarah Jane Mulholland
Larry Bennett
Dave Holter
Roger Black
Glenn Hammons
Paul Adkins
Larry Bennet
Mary Antony
Marcus Antonious
Dale Holter
Ward
Maurice Thomas
McGuffey
Clabber
Holsum Unified Bakers
State Patrol
Moon’s
Wwe
NOVY
Hollywood
LUX
Lever Brothers
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