Kiwanis President Outlines Plans for 1957 Gallipolis
Vic Sheron, Kiwanis president-elect, outlined seven goals for 1957 at the Gallipolis Kiwanis Club organizational conference in the Lafay ette Hotel. Plans include completing the Kiwanis Youth Camp cistern and cabins, adding members, increasing attendance, interclub exchanges, and full committee reports.
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Gallipolis
Kiwanis
Vic Sheron
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Sherow
Sheron
Bill Watterson
Local Eagles Reap Praises For Sunday's Convention
Gallipolis Aerie 2290 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles praised last Sundays District 1 Eagles Convention during its weekly meeting led by Aerie chaplain Gerald G. Parsons known as Coach Parsons.
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Gallipolis
Eagles
Gallipolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
Gerald G
Police Report Details Two Accidents in Gallipolis
Gallipolis police logged two accidents with heavy damage to one vehicle and moderate damage to another. Kelvin E. Payne 48 of Marysville collided with James B. Fisher 26 of Point Pleasant at Eastern and Berger at 1 20 p m. A second crash saw Roger Reese Henry 27 of Balden strike C L Haner’s parked car on Second Ave at 10 30 a m with moderate damage to Henry’s car and light damage to Haner’s.
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Gallipolis
Marysville
Kelvin E. Payne
James B. Fisher
Point Pleant
Eastern
Berger
Roger Reese Henry
Balden
C. L
Pat) Haner
Second Ave
Henry
Haner
Knights of Pythias lodge conferred rank on James Stom vaugh
In Naomi Lodge 55 at BLUE LAKE near Gallipolis the Knight rank was given to James Stom vaugh of Vinton at the regular convention Tuesday night. The Rev Wood announced plans for a Christmas party at Elizabeth Chapel Tuesday. Knight Kenneth Bet willard Knotts was appointed to head the party planning at Castle Hall with Mr and Mrs Joan Van Sickle and guests invited. Birth announced for Mrs Mary Van Sickle 18 ag? as Mr C Sheets and others donated for the cake. Deer hunting party—Orin Roush Sheets Frank Pet rie Arnold Kingery and James Halley hunted in Washington Forest Hardings County.
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Gallipolis
James Stomvaugh
Vinton
Knights of Pythias
Naomi Lodge
Blue Lake
Wood
Elizabeth Chapel
Kenneth Bet Willard Knotts
Dee
Castle
Joan van Sickle
Mary van Sickle
Lee Coder Orin Roush Sheets
Frank Petrie
Arnold Kingery
James Halley
Washington Forest
Hardings County
C. E. Sheets
Russian First Tumbleweed Arrives in the U S
A prairie pest known as Tumbleweed was introduced to the United States from Russia around 1875 via flax seed imports.
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United States
Russia
Hospital Notes Lists Births and Discharges
Holzer Hospital records show multiple births including a daughter for Kenneth and Mrs Ross of Jackson on December 11 and a son for James Arcadipone of Oak Hill on December 12. The list names numerous patients and medical staff with births and discharges across Oak Hill, Jackson, Gallipolis, Vinton, Point Pleasant, and nearby towns.
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Kenneth Ross
Jackson
Bernard Kniggs
Oak Hill
Samuel Turek
Jack L. Delaney
Edward McClelland
Wellston
Stanley Spencer
Vinton
James ' Arcadipone
Wyatt Roach
Point Pleasant
Richard Wayne Elliott
Bladen
Kelly M. Grubb
William Richard Lewis
Carol Jean Fletcher
Gallipolis
Calvin H. Keefer
Dennie Waters
Alfred E. Saunders
Ray W. Markins
Rutland
Leo M. Clark
Letart
Phil B. Gahm
Beaver
William D. Swisher
Middle Medical
Hayden E. Stroth
Oak Bill
Otha Gregory
Radcliff
Samuel J. Burris
Okey E. Coffee
Edwin Baldwin
Aging Ohioan Dewitt Dewitt Receives Social Security at 100
Gallia County man Frenk Dewitz born May 26 1856 in Zanesville Ohio marks his 100th birthday as one of 47 centenarians in the U S and a rare Ohio Michigan area case. He recalls early work at a Woolen Mill and railroads while noting his Social Security credits began after 1943. He and wife or survivors are mentioned along with two sons grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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Gallipolis
Frenk Dewitz
Bulaville Rd
Gallipolis Route 1
United States
Alaska
Ohio-Michigan
John R. Chatfield
Anager
Portsmouth
Pacific Ocean
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane
Bill Cody
Dewitt
Carl F
Edmund E
Ving
Oregon
Charles Mack Dies at 99 in Cheshire
Charles Mack, 99, died at his son Fred Mack's home in Cheshire. Born March 8, 1868 in Pomeroy, he worked in Middleport and Gallipolis, married Hattie Tate in 1891, and belonged to the Spanish American Veterans and Knights of Pythias. Survived by sister Mary Mack and three children Ivan Fred and Grace Bradbury. Funeral set for Friday at Miller's Home for Funerals with burial in Gravel Hill Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Charles Mack
Fred Mack
Cheshire
Pomeroy
Martin
Barbara Schminger Mack
Middleport
Coxes
Rothcchild’s
Chicago
Rggersville
Mack
Hattie Tate
Kygerville
G Polis
P. A. Baker
Jan Edward
Knights of Pythias
Mary Mack
Los Angeles
Ivan
Bucyrus
Fred
Wyman Grace Bradbury
Miller's
Rev. C. of
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Local Socials Show Visits From Athens And Columbus
Broadwell guests include Albert Ogg and Ella Ogg from Athens with Edith Stemen of Pickerington. Edith spends weeks with Rev Earl Snyder. Harry Van Dyke attends Earl Nolan funeral in Marietta. Recent visitors to Miss Mae Brown include Mrs Clarence Rathburn and Harold Rathburn of Columbus.
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Oscar James
Columbus
Evalena Brill
Keith Brill
Walter Parsons
Mae Brown
Two Are Convicted of Traffic Violations
Vianne Floyd Ravenswood 37 was convicted of driving while intoxicated by the Municipal Court after a State Highway Patrol arrest. He received a $75 fine plus costs.
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Gallipolis
Vianne
Floyd
Ravenswood
Man Given County Jail Term and License Suspended
A man was sentenced to ten five day terms in the county jail and had his operator license suspended for one year. Also, George Johnson, 42, of Gallipolis, was fined five dollars and costs for crossing a yellow line.
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George Johnson
Gallipolis
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