Explosion Injures Two in Gallipolis Home
Mr and Mrs George French Jr of 1135 Second Ave escaped with shock and minor burns after a gas leak caused an explosion at their one story residence. Fire Chief Hector Steele cited gas filled walls and a basement heater as causes. Damage preliminarily estimated at about 1200 dollars with potential additional restoration costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George French, Jr
Second Ave
French
Holzer Hospital
Hector Steele
Tax Receipt Sales Trail in Gallia County Falls Behind 1957
Gallia County tax receipt sales for the week ending Feb 7, 1958 totaled 2306.50 versus 6295.84 in the prior year. Year to date receipts reach 165510.67, compared with 156037.22 in 1957, while statewide weekly totals declined 13.84 percent from 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Roger W. Tracy
Fire damages Hysell Home in Gallipolis
A defective flue sparked a blaze at Mrs. Kathryn Hysell’s Addison home Saturday. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade and stopped the fire before Gallipolis firefighters arrived. The two story house suffered about 200 dollars in damage. Fire Chief Hector Steele led the local volunteers.
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Gallipolis
Kathryn Hysell
Addison
Hector Steele
Newborns Reported in Holzer Area Here Feb Through Feb 6
In Our Town highlights newborns at Holzer Hospital with multiple births across Gallia County. Listings show infants born to Fulton, King, Hallanbaugh, Bane, Shepard, Cox, and Brumfield families from Feb 1 to Feb 6, detailing parental names, residences, and maternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer Hospital
Gallia County
Robert Fulton
Gallipolis
Robert Paul
Rebecca Sue
Elizabeth Lucille Jones
Paul Jones
Finley Richards
Rio Grande
Grove City
Carl Fulton
John Benjamin
John D. King
Bernice Doss
Carrie Doss
Patricia
Christine
John
Priscilla King
William Hallanbaugh
Vinton
Willa Christine
Phillip
Jeffrey
Melba Arlene Keesee
Carl Keesee
Harry Hallanbaugh
Jeffrey Dean
Richard Bane
Juanita Hill
Teresa Lynn
Charles Bane
Lower River Rd
Homer Hill
Thesday
Richard Owen
Floyd Shepard
Chatham Ave
Carleena Ann McCor
Graveside Services For Glover Infant
Graveside services for the stillborn infant of Mr and Mrs Samuel Glover of Eureka will be held Tuesday at 11 a m at King Chapel Cemetery conducted by Rev Roscoe Moore of the Eureka Circuit The infant daughter is survived by several brothers and sisters.
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Gallipolis
Samuel Glover
Eureka
King Chapel Cemetery
Roscoe Moore
Teamwork Makes a Missile
Defense officials call a Steel Magazine report the most detailed on ballistic missile fabrication. The Redstone is built in three major sections a welded aluminum shell is x rayed for porosity. Reynolds Metal Sheffield plant shows shell fabrication. Chrysler Detroit is prime contractor with North American Aviation Los Angeles and Ford Instrument Long Island City as partners.
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Defense Department
Steel Magazine
Reynolds Metal Company
Sheffield
Ala
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
North American Aviation Corporation
Los Angeles
Ford Instrument Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital notes
Birth announcements include a daughter for Porter F. Daughtry Jr. and wife of Kananga and a daughter for Merlyn Ross of Gallipolis among others. Admissions list numerous patients from Gallipolis, Point Pleasant, Wellston, Huntington and surrounding towns, with many medical and surgical entries.
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Porter F. Daughtry, Jr
Kananga
Victor S. Hysell
Minersville
Billy F. Starkey
Wellston
James W. Halley
Gallipolis
Robert Hoover
Pomeroy
Merlyn Ross
C. Leon Saunders
Edward F. Grimes
Point Pleasant
Paula Marcum
Ewington
Jean Maynard
Surgical
Carolyn Price
K.M. Hauldren
Ira D. Galloway
Howard F. Shuckler
Millwood
Oscar Redman
Richard 0. Spurlock
J W. Waterson
Huntington
Donovan T. Blazer
Loraine Knapp
Danny Lee Marr
Clifton
Melissa Coleman
Long Bottom
Homer Henshaw
R. W. Sayre
John Staten
Nyle Borden
George Tufts
Trenton
Clarence Daughtry
Gerry James
Kenyon Professor Wins 6250 NSF Grant for Wyoming Research
GAMBIER Ohio Charles Thornton biology professor at Kenyon College received a 6250 grant from the National Science Foundation for research work at the University of Wyoming.
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Gambier, Ohio
Charles §. Thornton
Kenyon College
National Science Foundation
University of Wyoming
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Results shown in case after case with actual shrinkage and strong statements from patients. Available as Preparation H suppository or ointment with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
New Haven Social Notes Highlight Youth Week Events
Dick Austin chaired a discussion on church work and the Mason County March of Dimes drive. Youth Week featured a Feb 1 New Haven EUB Church banquet with Otterbein College guests David and Marie Schneider Arlene Spelman and Nancy Hamilton and local students Betty Jones Bernard Lieving Sandra Roush Ruth Sayre. Lieving hosted with Sayre and Roush leading singing. Jones read. Visiting students offered vocal and instructional music. Nehaclima Garden Club met at Mrs. Tom Hoffman home with hosts Mrs. Emo Wood and Mrs. Phil Batey. Mrs. William Gibbs presided and introduced Don Brown Philip Sport chemical department chief chemist who spoke on household poisons care and antidotes.
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Mick
Willard McCormick
William Mullins
Springfield
Robert Eugene
Charles Cox
Bidwell
Helen Louise Luckett
Betty Jean
Larry Allen
Stanley Luckett
Willis Cox
Paul Lloyd
Neil King
Vinton
Erma Lou Hartsook
Delcie Hartsook
Neil Ring, Sr
West Jefferson
N. C
Stephen Brett
Clifford
Wilson
Gallipolis
North Gallia High School
Doris Jean Church
Rebecca
Bruce
Harry Wilson
Byesville
Gramma
George Church
Pleasant City
Julia Ann
Vance Eugene Brumfield
Mercerville
London
Janice Ann Saunders
Mike
Vance Brumfield
Lawrence Saunders
Cheryla Gay
Harvey McFarland
Vine St
Virginia Lee Morrison
Hoyt Morrison
George McFarland
Alma Smith
Nancy Hamilton
Columbus
Thuse Hamilton
F. W. Wheeler
Marietta
Nelson Wheeler
Harris Doepping
Gallia Academy High School
Cotton
Southwestern High School
PTA
Sidney Fadely
Roger Williams
Centerville
Cheshire - Ryger Elementary
Cheshire-Kyger
Bob Siler
M-G-M
Cheshire
New Haven
Nehaclima Garden Club
Tom Hoffman
Emo Wood
Phil Batey
William Gibbs
Don Brown
Philip Sport Chemical Department
Salk Shots Given At Clinic Saturday
Sixty seven Salk antipolio shots were administered to Gallia County residents during Saturdays free clinic in the offices of the County Department of Health. County health nurse Naomi Rose said 450 units of vaccine arrived Friday for the event. To date a total of 476 Salk anti polio shots have been given since January 1.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Leland M. Smith Dies at Home in Gallipolis
Leland Marcus Smith aged 42 of 24 Central Ave Gallipolis died suddenly of a heart attack at his home at 5 30 a m Monday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Millers funeral home.
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Gallipolis
Leland Marcus Smith
Central Ave
Millers Funeral Home
Boy Fractures Arm In the Fall Saturday
Eugene Casey 14 of Millcreek Rd sustained a compound fracture of his left arm after a fall on ice near home Saturday evening. He was hospitalized at Holzer Clinic, where the arm was set, and then sent home.
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Gallipolis
Eugene Casey
John Casey
Millcreek Rd
Holzer Clinic
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Dick Thomas
Athens
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PRUVO
Ss. Court
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ABC Electric
ABC
G. Steele
Glover Infant
Ual Lala
Quick's
Dores Arnold
John Cummings, III
Jackson
Melvin Roberts
Galligelis
Grace Grate
Patriot
George McLean
G. V. Rosebrook
H. Wilson
Henrietta Robinson
John D. King and Son
D. A. McFarland
H. L. Parsons
Kirk Baker
James Nichols
Judith Sullins
P 0. Knapp
William King
L. B. Howell
George Norris
Floyd B. West
J. A. Collette
William R
New Haven Social Notes
Dick Austin
Mason County
Leland M. Smith
King Features Syndicate
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