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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1952

Page

3

Gallipolis Rotary Hear Band Concert Appeal

Gallia Academy High School director A Kimball Sutter urged Rotarians to attend the school band concert at Washington School Thursday at 8 p m He noted about 70 beginners plus 50 cadet and 60 senior musicians and three annual concerts He highlighted varied music and the band’s hard work with a promising program.

Gallipolis A. Kimball Sutter Gallia Academy High School Rotary Club Farmer's Hotel Washington School Sutter Ile Rotarians Fay Wilson Joe Thompson Point Pleasant Marshall Boggs Junior Wilson Hoge Wilson Rotary Glee Club Gallian C. J. Meisel Meisel Machine Co Huntington Wood Novelty Co Bob Houck Meisel

Lydia Pinkham Remedies Shown To Relieve Hot Flashes

Doctors test Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets for relief of hot flashes and mid life distress. Reports claim 63 percent complete relief and 80 percent showing striking improvement in women suffering from functional symptoms. The ad promotes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Tablets with added iron as modern solutions.

Lydia Pinkham Lydia FE Pinkham

Services Held For Sandra Crawford At Fairhaven Church

Gallipolis Kanauga mourns 5 year old Sandra Lakene Crawford with funeral at Fairhaven Methodist Church. Rev. J P Keefer of Point Pleasant and Rev. James F Barnett of Cheshire officiated. Survivors include mother Marjorie Crawford sister Marvena grandmother Mrs H S Crawford grandfather Edwin Vance and other relatives. Interment at Suncrest Cemetery Point Pleasant.

Gallipolis Sandra Lakene Crawford Kanauga Fairhaven Methodist Church Twin Point Pleasant J. P. Keefer James F. Barnett Cheshire Sandra Evelyn Rothgeb Dessie Holcomb Marvin Suncrest Cemetery

Origin of Symmes Creek Name Linked to Judge Symmes Theory

National magazine details early Ohio landowner Judge John Cleves Symmes and the Symmes Purchase. It notes a Perry Township fort named Fort Field and recounts his hollow earth theory, his proposed expedition funding, and a globe in the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia.

Gallipolis Symmes Creek Gallia County John Cleves Symmes Ohio Judge Symmes North Pole Symmes Congress Academy of Natural Sciences Philadelphia

Vivre Waracas Mace Season Plans

Gallia County forest fire wardens met at the Farmer's Hotel to review protection activities and plan the spring fire season. About 40 deputy wardens from all townships attended with forestry officers from the U S Forest Service Milwaukee Columbus and local and state fire wardens in attendance.

Gallipolis Gallia County Farmer's Hotel Edward Ritter U. S. Forest Service Milwaukee John Bastian Columbus Ohio David Williams Gallia Bill Augur Pedro Elliott Miles Robert O’donnell Chillicothe

Births at Holzer Hospital Note Old Region Entries

Holzer Hospital notes list newborns including Mrs Robert Pace Henderson a son and families from Henderson Pomeroy Long Bottom Jackson Oak Hill Patriot and New Haven among others. entries include John Thomas Point Pleasant Earl Lama Middleport Opal Wyant Phillip Senter and several named parents and babies in a local notice style.

Charles W. Ward Pomeroy Frank Cole Long Bottom M. C. Hobart Middleport Minnie Claar Jackson Ian Dudley Shackleford Oaks John Thomas Point Pleasant Earl Lama Opal Wyant Jackson Phillip Senter New Haven Mas R. Davis Oak Hill Clarence Carter

Police Hold Findlay Man On Bad Check Charge

Robert Carl Woerner 26 of Findlay Ohio is held awaiting Franklin County authorities over a car purchase paid for with a bad check. A local dealer alerted police after recognizing the car as previously listed at Mobile's Auction in Columbus. A Columbus arrest order led to Woerner and a woman companion being arrested after a stakeout on Third Ave. Nearby deputies aided in surrounding the vehicle. The couple had reportedly just returned from Mexico with recent passports. A second car from the same auction was used in the alleged scheme and related family members were involved.

Gallipolis Robert Carl Woerner Findlay Franklin County Columbus Chester Leaper Leaper Mobile's Auction Inc Franklin County Sheriff's Office Third Ave Woerner Regis Tered Pierce D. McGreedy Gordon Fisher James Baldwin George Ehman Mexico John Elson Bradford Ohio

Auction Sale Leads to Theft and Recovery Report

A woman was taken to the auction for sale while her parents traveled from Findlay. A radio stolen from a car was recovered and sold in Gallipolis for ten dollars, per Chief Leaper.

Findlay Gallipolis Leaper

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