Gallia Farm Group H Holds Membership Meet in Gallipolis
Gallia County Farm Bureau held its Spring membership meeting at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis with over one hundred attending. Rev. Edward H. Dickinson presided, J. Ed Garretson introduced L. F. Warthington who spoke on farmers income taxes for 1944 45. A burlesque skit by Little Kyger men drew loud laughter.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Gallipolis
Gallia
Little Kyger
Little Kyger Ladies Aid
Briggs Kirby
Nick Burleson
Fred Thompson
Stanley Shaver
James Roush
Farm Bureau
Warthington
Gallia County Farm Bureau
Edward H
Mack Funeral Held for Charles Mack in Gallipolis
Private funeral services for Charles Mack, found dead from natural causes in his room Monday evening, were held Thursday morning at George J. Wetherholt and Sons Funeral Home. Burial followed in Mound Hill Cemetery. Dickinson president Frank Mills Jr. Swan Creek, vice president Mrs. Glenn Powell Fairfield, secretary-treasurer Stanley Shaver, H. W. Walter, Mrs. Wendell Roush and David Williams listed among attendees.
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Gallipolis
Charles Mack
George J. Wetherholt and Sons
Cecil V. Marley
Mound Hill Cemetery
Social and club notes from Gallipolis events
Pembroke Club hosts two guests and an engaging program with Mrs. Francis W. Shane reviewing Under Cover. English Club discusses Washington and Lincoln with Miss Maye Davis birthday cake surprise. Rio Grande Garden Club hears D C Clippinger on Victory Gardens and care. Local ladies host Friday meeting for Daughters of Union Veterans.
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Gallipolis
Frank Wetherholt
Pembroke Club
Virginia Wood
John T. Hubbard
Mary Wetherholt
Hubbard
Francis W. Shane
Mildred Wise
Clara Worman
Jane Davis
Virgil Martin
Washington
Lincoln
Maye Davis
George Washington
Miss Davis
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Garden Club
Science Hall
D. C. Clippinger
Ohio State University
Victory Gardens
Finley Richards
Harry Howell
Mendelle Battie
Lottie Abbott
Daughters of Union Veterans
Second Avenue
Old Structure Being Razed In Gallipolis
The old brick structure at the rear of the Leaper lot on Third Ave between State and Locust is being razed by George Moodispaugh. It once housed the city jail and fire department, with dungeon iron plates still intact though walls have crumb led. The lot abuts the George J Weatherholt barn, site of a Civil War era market house. Col Morris Haskins and William McKnight acquired the Leaper property in 1943 and plan future improvements to the site.
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Gallipolis
Third Ave
State and
Locust
George Moodispaugh
George J. Wetherholt
Leaper
Col. Morris Haskins
William McKnight
Mother of Mrs. Bean Dies at Zanesville
Mrs. Charles W. Baker of Zanesville died after a period of ill health. She is the mother of Mrs. Leo Bean of St. Petersburg Florida, who with Dr. Bean had been away for weeks. Funeral arrangements pending with Mrs. Bean expected to travel from the South for services. Survived by two other daughters Mrs. Henry Orth and Miss Anne Baker both of Zanesville. husband Charles W. Baker predeceased.
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Gallipolis
Charles W. Baker
Zanesville
Leo Bean
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dr. Bean
Bean
South
Wilson Property Sold to Fred Smith
GALLIPOLIS C. W. Wilson sold a six room house and lot at 740 Second Avenue to Fred J. and Annabelle Wilson Smith. The Smiths expect to reside there by April 1 after selling their Garfield Avenue home. Deed stamps show about 6000 dollars. sale arranged through the Willard Grover Agency.
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Gallipolis
C. W. Wilson
Second Avenue
Fred J
Annabelle Wilson Smith
Wilson
Gilbert Bush
Wayne Lutz
Smiths
Garfield Avenue
Willard Grover
Patrolman Cecil Thivener Resigns to Enter Navy
Gallipolis reports Patrolman Cecil Thivener resigns after more than two years with the city police and plans to enter the Navy in March He is married with two children The Thivener quartet once performed at public events and on radio before disbanding when his brother Howard Thivener joined the Navy The city will fill the vacancy from the civil service eligibility list within days per Chief Chester Leaper.
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Gallipolis
Cecil Thivener
Navy
Thivener
Howard Thivener
Civil Service
Chester Leaper
Condition of City Auditor Is Serious
Gallipolis city auditor A. W. Carr is reported in critical condition at Holzer Hospital. His daughter Mrs Cleaveland ae arrives from Cortland to be with him.
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Gallipolis
A. W. Carr
Holzer Hospital
Cleaveland Ae
Cortland
Postwar buyers to face higher auto prices
New York postwar buyers should expect at least a 25 percent price rise for autos due to ongoing high taxes and elevated labor and material costs. Harry M. Williams, president of the Automobile Merchants Association of New York, says 1942-model replicas with minor changes will hit the market as demand remains strong.
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New York
Pearl Harbor
Harry M. Williams
Automobile Merchants Association of New York
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