Kyger Creek to seek 2 million bond for stadium pool
Kyger Creek School District officials led ground breaking for a new stadium and pool funded by a 2 million dollar bond. School Board President Fred R. Carman announced a March 1 vote at Cheshire and a July election date, noting the bond would finance the stadium, swimming pool and auditorium and that the nearby power plant would help offset taxes. Executives Bradbury and V. Tones praised the plan as crucial for regional education, with contractor Don King and Jack C. Davis present and Kyger Creek musicians performing at both sites.
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Cheshire
Fred R. Carman
Kyger Creek
Carman
Kgger Creek
C. Comer Bradbury
Bradbury
Board of Education
Chucky
B. Lewis V Tones
Southwestern
North Gallia
Jones
Clay
Il Gallipolis
Don King
Jackson
Gravel Hill
King
Jack C. Davis
Huntington
Addison
Sherley Woods
Theshire Baptist
C. J. Lemley
Methodist
Atrade
Garry Eckard
Ohio River towboats tow and flood readings near Chambersburg
The Ohio River at Chambersburg neared ten feet below flood stage as towboats passed Gallipolis and Chambersburg tracked river levels. Vessels including Slidell 02 Francis O 11 and Constitution 74 were listed with cargoes of steel menthol saline coal and oil.
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Gallipolis
Slidell
Constitution
W. S. Rhea
Ernestine
Jerry Bosworth
Ram
Helen
Oline
Steel
J. S. Lewis
William Pitt
Semet
Lehigh
Gona
Mike Creditor
Island Creek
Ohio
Chamberurg
Ohio River
Chambersburg
Traffic readings and speeds across Kanawha Falls area
Sunday readings show Montgomery at 76 feet and Pomeroy Mason at 37.33 feet while Hinton records 4.5 feet. Kanawha Falls rises to nine feet then falls. Upbound at 14 includes Northern 65, Jeff Doat 75, and Cornell 58 with times from 1:35 to 1:55 p.m. Downbound readings cover Solvay 60 and Keeley 00, with multiple vessels and times noted through 1:50 a.m.
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Pen Romineas
Montgomery
Pomeroy- Mason
Hinton
Kanahwa Falls
Reading
Northern
Jeffdoat
Cornell
Mr. Criss
Lucas OL
Neville
Island Creek
Stevenson
Solvay
Winfield
Kanawha River
Keeley
R. H. Bosworth
Francis Hougland
Bruce
Maske
Bayless
Price
Daughter Is Born to Joy Sibley Family at Wade
Mr and Mrs Joy Sibley of Wade n announce the birth of a daughter born Thursday Their last child was named according to Warehime Cli likely a naming note from Warehime Clinic in Gallia County local society brief confirming birth and parents Sally Phillips mentioned as part of the family background.
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Gallipolis
Joy Sibley
Sally Phillips
Waden
Warehime Cli
J. Donald Pollitt, Jr
Gallia County
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance reportedly reduces piles without surgery by targeting inflamed tissue. Researchers claim the treatment addresses both swelling and tissue healing, offering a potentially safer option for patients while sparking interest in further trials.
Blankenship Funeral Set for Emma Dean Blankenship
Emma Dean Blankenship of Poplar Ridge in Cheshire Township died Sunday at Holzer Hospital after a seven day stay. Born October 1, 1875 in Putnam County West Virginia, she was one of 13 children and married Wheeler Blankenship in 1898. Survived by four daughters and four sons, 23 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Funeral at Poplar Ridge Church Tuesday at 1 pm with interment in Poplar Ridge Cemetery.
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Eallayolis
Emma
Dean Blankenship
Poplar
Ridge
Cheshire Township
Holzer
Putnam County
W. Va
Adrew
Mary Jane Foster Philen
Iler
Eby Phalen
Clay County
Rillia Fields
Reed
Winfield
Wheeler Blankenship
Edward Blankenship
Coal Fork
William
Cheshire
Thelma Grose
Baltimore
Beulah Richardson
Gallipoli Area Church Groups Host Joint Potluck and Event
Community groups from First Presbyterian and Westminster Club shared a potluck and program at the Methodist Church with a film of Martin Luther. About 85 attended as Frank Hamilton led the meeting and J Donald Poll, visiting president, expressed thanks for the visit. Deaconations led by Mrs Frank Porter and vocations by Rev Paul Niswander. Next joint meeting set for March 18.
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Galliruins
Westeyn Feds
Race Methodist Church
Westminster Club
First
P Presbyterian Church
Mrr. White
Martin Luther
Frank Hamilton
J. Donald Poll
Att, Jr
Frank Porter
Paul M. Nis P Wander
Linson H. Robbins
E. Wetherholt
Local Family News And Visits Across Town
Paul Poul Hey and Russell Sayre with infant Donna June have returned home from Holzer Hospital. The Sayres recently moved to High River Road. Frank Vaughan and sons Larry and Andy of Pomroy spent Sunday with sister Nina Horn on Main Street. Burton Fisher and son Eugene of Charleston visited later. Lillian Robbins and granddaughter Mary Lynn of Main Street were guests of Frances Clark. Lawrence and Mrs Mob hosted Sunday dinner with Garland Mohr and Johnny, and C L Graham from Huntington also visited.
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Paul Poul Hey
Russell Sayre
Iter
Donna June
Holzer Hospital
Sayre
High River Road
Frank Vaughan
Larry
Andy
Roy
Nina Horn
Burton Fisher
Eugene
Charleston
J. P. ‘Eeter
Lillian Robbins
Mary Lynn
Main St
Staw
Frances Clark
Ienderson
Lawrence G. Mob
Vicy and
Garland Mohr
Johnny
Gallipolis Ferry
C. L. Graham
Huntington
Miss Marilyn Reese Returns to Cheshire Home
Miss Marilyn Reese, student at 1, returned to her station aiding her parents Mr and Mrs Willard Reese in Cheshire.
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Marilyn Reese
Willard Reese
Cheshire
O. W. Tipton Road Builder Dies at 61 in Gallipolis
Owen Waldo Tipton known as a powerful little man and longtime bulldozer operator in road building died at 8 a m Sunday at home 29 Vinton Street Gallipolis after two years of heart trouble He was born May 3 1894 in Nalnat Township and survived by wife Orva Wills Tipton three children Morris and Richard Tipton and Emma Jean died in infancy Funeral service set for 3 p m Tuesday at Miller's funeral home with Rev Earl V Vremeens and Pine Street Cemetery burial Friends may call today at the residence
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Gallipolis
Owen Waldo Tipton
Vinton St
Holzer Hospital
Nalnat Township
Thildren
Harvey
Celina Drummond Tipton
Erza
Tive
Cecil
Leonard
Jallipois
Ira
Bellaire
Ralph ) Burnette
Mid ‘Hleport
George Tipton
Cheshire
Orva Wills
Bladen
Morris ‘Tipton
Florn
Richard
Aughter
Emma Jean
Miller's Funeral
Earl V. Vremeens
Pine Street
Aviomobile strikes child on Pine Street. no injuries reported
Gallipolis police say a 44 year old driver Thomas Howard Lee struck a child on Pine Street. Ernest Ray Hendren 20 fled from another child yet ran into the car path. The child and his mother Mrs Ethel Hendren were taken to Holmes Hospital where a physician indicated no injury.
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Gallipolis
Pine St
Thomas Howard Lee
Galipolis
Ernest Ray Hendren
Scarlet fever outbreak reported in Jackson County
Jackson County officials describe a small epidemic with 27 cases since the start of the year. Dr Allison notes many cases may go unreported due to misrecognition or reluctance to report. Common symptoms include fever vomiting sore throat and a fine red rash.
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Aackson
Jackson County
Keith Commsoner
Allison
Traffic Accidents Investigated by Patrol in Local Area
A series of traffic incidents were investigated by state patrols in the Vallipolis region. Janet Mitchell, 18, of Vanes was cited for unsafe operation after a rear collision on Route 7 at Route 554. Cecil Williams, 20, of Ravenswood, was fined $15 plus costs for turning left onto Route 35 and striking a rail flasher. Fred Conkle, 45, of Cheshire, left of center on Route 2 and was cited after his car left the road. A minor accident occurred when a semi backed into another at a restaurant in Kanauga.
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Vallipolis
Rawlins
Opwest
Rufus Cooke
Winston Salem
N.C
Kanauga
Creeks Close State Roads in Gallia County
Flooding Sunday blocked Routes 141 and 325 in Gallia County. Symmes Creek covered Route 141 south of Cadmus, preventing automobile passage on both sides. Racoon Creek blocked Route 325 near west Vinton, while Route 554 saw a brief flow near Cheshire. Sand Fork and Guyan Creek had receded by Saturday after previously closing Routes 775 and 218.
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Ualadiums
Gallia
Cadmus
Symmes Creek
Raccoon Creek
West Vinton
Cheshire
Campaign
Sand Fork
Guyan Creek
Olive Tablets Promise Natural Constipation Relief
Leading doctors at a prominent medical center tested seven popular laxatives on 261 patients aged 11 to 87 with acute and chronic constipation. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, made from plant herbs, reportedly delivered thorough and safe relief from irregularity.
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Edwards
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