Large Crowd Hears New Eagle By Laws
In Gallipolis Fraternal Aerie 2290 held a large meeting for the first reading of amended Eagle by-laws. Worthy President John F. Johnson noted understanding of the amendments and two more meetings set before a vote and national submission for approval. Bill Matthews directed the draft. Trustees added a second $47 gift to Boys Village, Ohio and established a fund for youth aid with allocation power. Over 30 Eagles attended.
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Lodge Hall of Fraternal Aerie
John F. Johnson
Bill Matthews
Boys’ Village
Ohio
Winds Shower Money On Street in Chicago
Gusty winds on Michigan Avenue blew open a purse, scattering $610 in tens twenties and a hundred. Ruby East, 39, chased the bills as two other women helped recover $410 while dodging traffic. A passerby alerted her to the windfall.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Ruby East
Baptists Plan Attendance Contest At Gallipolis
The First Baptist Church Sunday School Council in Gallipolis organized an attendance-building contest. Aimed at all ages from high school up, the plan divides participants by age and gender with prizes for younger classes and top individuals. Superintendent Earl Saunders led the session with about 25 attendees.
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Gallipolis
First Baptist Church Sunday School Council
Earl Saunders
Communists Reported Spending 20 Million on Propaganda in Japan
A U.S. Embassy spokesman told visiting U.S. editors that the Communists allocated twenty million dollars to propaganda in Japan during the prior year.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Injury suit dismissed in Gallipolis court
A $6500 injury suit from Carmen Frogale of 141 Fourth Ave was dismissed from the Common Pleas Court docket after a planned trial Tuesday. Frogale charged Jack Matthews of Lakewood with six points of negligence in a Route 588 collision near Henkle Avenue.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Carmen Frogale
Fourth Ave
Jack Matthews
Lakewood
Frogale
Henkle Avenue
Kaiser Aluminum Ravenswood Plant Outlined At Kiwanis
John Hetherington public relations man discusses Kaiser Aluminum Ravenswood Plant planned as a large reduction mill and sheet metal producer. The site near Ravenswood benefits from market access and power, with a 450000 kilowatt private power contract as history. Plant expected to employ up to 5500 workers and begin by 1958 or 1959, producing about 169000 tons annually.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Kiwanians
John Hetherington
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Ravenswood
Hetherington
Philip Sporn Power Co
J. Dean Eisel
Vic Sherow
Bill Mills
Key Club
Eisel
Arthur Darnbrough, Jr
District 17 Ohio Bar Meeting Set in Marietta
Attorneys from Athens Hocking Meigs Morgan Noble and Washington Counties gather for the first District 17 meeting of the Ohio State Bar Association at the Hotel Lafayette Marietta on Saturday March 2 The program starts at 1 30 p m with a panel on Investments Columbus guests include Merrill Lynch manager Jack E Nida and Philip Hampton investment manager of the State Teachers Retirement System
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Ohio
District 17
Ohio State Bar Association
Marietta
Hotel Lafayette
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Noble
Washington
Walter E. Hallock, Jr
Columbus
Jack E. Nida
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Philip Hampton
State Teachers Retirement System
Virgil Schaeffer
Dayton
Ohio Bar Title Insurance Company
Earl Morris
Mrs. Cora Caldwell Burnette Rites Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Caldwell Burnette are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Patriot Methodist Church with Rev. Earl Cremeans and Rev. P. A. Casto officiating. Burial will follow in Mound Hill Cemetery. She died Tuesday at 11:50 a.m. after a lingering illness. Born near Mercerville in 1879, she married M. D. Burnette in 1899 and is survived by several children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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Gallipolis
Cora Caldwell Burnette
Patriot Methodist Church
Earl Cremeans
P. A. Casto
Mound Hill
M. D. Burnette
Siloam Baptist Church
Irvin
Buhl
Carroll
Cecil
Granville
Luther
Patriot
Marshall
Northup
Vance
Juhl) Brumfield
Mercerville
Claude
Mary) Swick
Wellston
Lura
Homer
James
Crown City
Wealthy Sharp
Jackson
Garnet Sheets
Huntington
Sophia Marcus
Ellie Jones
Thurman
Alma Cald
Vinton Garden Club Plans Corsage Workshop
Vinton Friendship Garden Club reviewed magazines and planned events at the Vinton Town Hall meeting. Nine members voted to make corsages for Easter and Mother’s Day and to hold a corsage workshop March 27 at 1 pm. Mrs Rece won the door prize. Mrs Barnes earned a blue ribbon. past president Mrs McCarley is ill. Next meeting set for 7:30 pm in the town hall.
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Vinton — Current
Vinton Friendship Garden Club
Vinton Town Hall
Bill Rece
Max Barnes
Richard I seizes Cyprus in crusade era romance
Richard the Lionhearted captures Cyprus during the Third Crusade to secure his betrothed Berengaria. He later marries her and she becomes Queen of England.
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Richard the Lionhearted
Cyprus
Berengaria
Richard
England
Emma Ricketts 91 Dies at Carmen Rest Home
Mrs Emma Ricketts 91 Kanauga died Wednesday at 1 pm at Carmen Rest Home Pomeroy after a brief hospital stay for a fractured hip Born March 20 1865 she was from Lee County Virginia and lived in Kanauga 32 years She is survived by two sons George Ward River Ky Walter B Ward Ashland two sisters ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Funeral at Miller's Home for Funerals 1:30 pm Saturday Rev E C Venz Reynolds Cemetery burial Friday call option allowed.
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Gallipolis
Emma Ricketts
Kanauga
Carmen Rest
Pomeroy
Byron
Elijah Begley
Mary Combs Begley
Lee County
J. C. Ward
John
Miller’s
E. C. Venz
Reynolds Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admits Wide Range of Patients
Holzer Hospital notes show numerous admissions from towns like Ashton Gallipolis Oak Hill Wellston and Minersville for medical surgical conditions. A large list of patient names and origins documented with statuses and a long dismissal roster follows.
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J. B. Winkler
Ashton
Carmen A. Frogale
Gallipolis
John H. Green
Surgical
Roy Hall
Oak Hill
Charles Holland
Leon
Ashbell R. Glover
Henderson
Mengie M. Phillips
Vinton
Nicholas B. Roush
New Haven
Horace E. Evans
Luther S. Davis
Jackson
John J. Gallagher
Ironton
Jentress Rose
Point Pleasant
Robert L. Gosney
Galllpolis Ferry
Deborah Hammond
Wellston
Charles L. Queen
Peggy Snyder
Patty Snyder
Roy E. Herd
Edward Parker
Minersville
Elmo Horine
Frank Johnson
Richard Rupe
Kananga
J. Selbert Harrison
Crown City
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Lily
Lucia Brady
Washington, D.C
Nelsonville
Rayon
Gabar
Kaiser Relations
Kiwanis
New District of Bar
Mrs. Burnette
Vinton Garden Club
Lowell McCarley
Rs. Ricketts
Holzer Hospital
Glendon Ray
Grover Stout
Dell Larkins
John Snyder
Tillie Simpson
Evelyn Robinson
Wayne Baird
Lucinda Kelly
Ralph Saunders
Danny Hol Ciek
Jack Lee Knotts
Henry Martin
Lewis Search
Ella Walters
Larry Jacobs
Harland Layne
Raymond Barnette
Maurice Moore
Phillip Pope
Lew Phillips
Arthur Lambert
Frances Darby
A. P. Kerr
James Bailes
William Hartung
Nancy Long
John Roush
Deborah Kay Paugh
Shirley Ann Denny
Mary Swatzer
Ollie Aleshire
Leroy McManus
Russell Watson
Bruce Burling
John Stout
Charles Boyer
William Proctor
Jacob Schilling
Albert Brakenbury
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