TVA OVEC Differences Pointed Out by Halfinger
George Halfinger of Ryger Creek Power Plant discussed TVA OVEC differences noting OVEC uses its facilities widely and Dixon-Yates has limited operation. He described coal storage, automatic sampling, and projected monthly coal deliveries, plus OVEC’s four power types and payment terms with AEC. He warned atomic power remains distant and cited efficiency gains, ending with no news on a second Kyger Creek unit.
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Gallipolis
George Halfinger
Ryger Creex
Kiv
Betseen Cma
Cory
Grynat
OVE
Uixon-Yar Wold
YWA
Halfinser
Kyger Creek
Deventer
Spencer
Ducvicse
United States
Y Gurtain
Grand Cuule
Bunnesine
TVA
Dirty Sai
Aient
Halfinger
Severa
Clifty Creek
Kgger Creek
Tafty Creek
OVEC
AEC
Philip Sporn
QVEC
Hallinger
Spe
Mathon
Paul FE Watson
Kgger Creew
Holzer Hospital Notes Births And Admissions
Births list several families welcoming new children including Mr and Mrs Harold Weatherholt and Mr and Mrs Richard Pickens. Admissions note patients from Point Pleasant Crown City Gallipolis and other towns for medical and surgical care. Discharges name multiple patients including Deborah McGuire Lee Blair and many others from area hospitals.
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Harold
Weatherwolt
Bidwell
Richard Pickens
Point Pleasant
John Semimer
Gallipolis
Hugene D. Warner
Northup
Herman L. Stewart
Timothy Sprouse
Crown City
Frank Jones
Clarence McDaniel
West Columbia
Surgical
James Thomas
Leon
John Stephen Jones
Paul E. Walton
Wellston
Jerome C. Smith
Kerr, Surgical
Edward E. ‘Froth
Rio Grande
John J. Mullins
Hamden
Fred W. Schilling
Ironton
John Herbert Pope
Polis
A. Raymond Fife
Chesshire
Denver Carman
Pomeroy
Byron James Walker, Jr
Wollston
Homer G. Hill
Arbuckle
W. Va
Deborah Karleen McGuire
Lee Blair
Harold Hermann, Jr
Ralph Wastier
Bernard Diddie
Fred Gearhart
Frank Swipert
St. James
William Hatten and Son
J. Everett Rainey
Albert Smith
Sally McCormick
Ireland W. Hunt
Jack Metz
Benjamin O. Travis
Gallemore
Charley Cade
Mary L. Ewing
Aes
Marx's Moving
The article notes Karl Marx born in Germany spent much of life in France and Belgium and died in England after the final 30 years abroad.
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Marx
Karl Marx
Germany
France
Belgium
England
Gallipolis Social Notes Mixed Wednesday Event Report
A fragmentary social page notes a Wednesday gathering with various names and activities. References to Morrison, Bek, Chereayy, and others hint at a community meeting or shower event with tentative times and attendees. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Ervert
Hobert
Chereayy
Morrison
Pack Vets Et Adic Cie
Eas Lev
Fees Fixed for Patients Sent by Cancer Society
The article notes fixed fees for patients referred by the Cancer Society with names including Margaret Hradk and Rosinay Veron among attending personnel. It mentions figures tied to patient care and commission-like roles within the Society’s system.
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Cancer Society
Seda
Ataberniett
Arietta
Moon
Max Vantey
Mig
M Fund Dite
Margaret Hradk
Ob Hlorie
Ced
Rosinay Veron
Ftyeebigg
ST . Bo Shees Vie Jaendte
Weinberger Alps
Mackenzle
Hobert Brenking
Fatrie
Foster family moves and estate actions noted in Athens area
The article reports on shifts in property and residency involving the Foster family and the Claude Parker estate in Green Township and Athens. It mentions a sale of Parker estate lands to Mrs New Blaine Clark, and future builds by Kemperanly, Arthur Miller, and Watson, with Route AMS contracted to the Foster home site. Joe Mood is administrator of the Parker estate. sole heiress is Mrs Juan Gist Tropp.
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Ann Mesin
Bors
Furst Ave
Hlet P
Claude Parker
New Blaine Clark
Arth Miller
Edie Foster
Fafield
Green Township
Wal B Watson Wil Finid
Wal B Watson Wil Finid A New Home For “King the Watson Amnes Jinade
Pairfield
Sydll
Watso
Joe Mood
Parker
Athens
Dourorhyist
Juan Gist Tropp
Athens Messenger Society Notes Page Teems With Guests
The Athens Messenger reportsThursday February 24 social guests of Mrs D. Co. Wooler include her daughters Mrs Morris and Lena Miller of Imiticothe and Ruth Evans of Sant, along with Mr. and Mrs. Gallipotizx and Etinel Morrim in attendance.
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Teoeknd
Dd. Co. Wooler
Morris
North Line Completed in Pike County Power Grid Upgrade
North Line from Kyser Creek Power Plant to AEC Plant in Pike County finished ahead of schedule. Chief inspector George A Pier Hout of Ohio Power Company led the effort with transmission foremen. Tower heights along the line reached 150 to 280 feet. South line completed July 31 with first power produced earlier in January at the Pike County plant.
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Gallipolis
Kyser Creek Powe
AEC
Pikes County
George A.pier Hout
Ohio Power Company
Hoyt
Kgger C
Pike County
Two Girls Born Tuesday at Warehime
Linda Low Sax and Jerri Sue McAlister were born Tuesday at Warehime. Linda Lou Saxon is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saxon of 66 Lincoln Ave Gallipolis born around 12:00 p.m. Jerri Sue McAllister is the third child of Mr. and Mrs Kenton McAllister born about 3:30 p.m.
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Gallipolis
Linda Low Saxon
Jerri Sue McAlister
Warehime
Cherie
Linda Lou
Charles Saxon
Lincoln Ave
River Traffic Gallipolis on Ohio River Rise
The Ohio River continued to rise at Gallipolis with current rates around a tenth and a quarter foot per hour and gauges showing Stage 19.4 feet on the upper and 31.7 feet on the lower. Various boats tracked include Dixie Challenger, Marmet, Quachita, Bruce, Hat, Inca, Sycamore, Cherrystone, Semet, Pittsburgher, Casablanca, Lehigh, and Sohio State.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Gallipolis Iar
Kanaw Falls
Point Pleasants
Kanawha
Solvay
Marmet
Island Creek
Jefferson
Northern
le Fitts Rite
Ctaal
Quachita
Bruce
Ming l Prpires
Bari Craig
Helen Z
Sycamore
Inca
Advance
Cherrystone
Bie
Semet
Pittsburgher
Mike Creditor
Casablanca
Lehigh
Sohio State
First Industry Gins King Starts Colonial Enterprise
Virginia colonists began what is described as the first colonial industrial undertaking in America, dating back to 168. The project, honored as an early example of industry established by settlers, marks a notable chapter in early American economic activity.
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King
Amerita
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Holzer Hospital Notes
Armour's
Stokely
American Cheese
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Ohio
Store of Quality
Eee
Ant Stao
North Court St
Pepperidge Farm
Gallipolis Social Notes
Hanquet
Tursdar
Quay Mange Sete
Atibaction
Fosters
Athens Messenger
United Cottage Cheese
North
Carolyn Farmar
Clover Farm
Florid
Pascal Celery
Florida
Sunshine
Rackera Krispy
Mery Laney
Buckeye Brand
Lugar
Magarine
Medians Prunes
David Davies
Kesh
Calla
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