Gallipolis Alumni beat Blue Devils in Saturday cage clash
Gallipolis Alumni defeated the Gallipolis Blue Devils 42 to 10 at Gallipolis Saturday night. After the first quarter the Alumni led 12 to 6, the Blue Devils trailed 30 to 16 at halftime, and the third quarter score stood 24 to 14. The report notes many Alumni players appeared in both preliminary and main games and lists lineups and scoring details of several players.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Alumni
Klue de
Seffere
Cdnceusses
Canaday
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LAGE
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Ddukcsncees Oa
Cath
Naswscesnene
I Burton
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Anderson
Covneenee
White
Cacvacstsss
Wading
Arcowenneen
Cogn Osevessionnes
Wilson
Broyles
Stewart
Cacacsacus
Ghrint
Kanauga Christmas Social And Personal Notes
Kanauga briefs recount Christmas gatherings and visits as Mrs Eva Saga, Mrs Nannie Wetheeter, Mr and Mrs Arnold Dickerson, Mrs Alma Anderson, and others hosted relatives and friends. A long list notes travels to Rivers Kentucky Charleston Miss Columbus and Great Lakes Naval Station, with many local families welcoming guests.
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Kanauga
Endren
Houston
Seesan
John Deem
Athens
Eva Saga
Leslie Deem
Fanny
Nannie Wetheeter
Roy
Lees
Otyse Var
ID. Harrison
Mervin
Secally
Northupt
Ne Verne Berridge
Martin
Mike Arama
Dickinson
W. Vai
Albert Spencer
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Carolyn
Mra Rs
A. Pulline
William Burchfield
el Birchfield
Middleport
Allie Scott
Akron
Karl Swisher
Gallipolis
Etta =e
Nise Wagner
Alma Anderson
Ald
U. S. Engineers
Marietta
Roy Wartenbure
Lom
Robet
Ocolumbua
Owen Black
Vergil Rodgers
Abmont Mich
John Allen
John Raike Jr
Colamoua
John Raike W. MM
Redance Pais
Nera
Basil Beta Succumbs in Jamestown Saturday
Basil Bers dies Saturday in Jamestown following a long illness. Family members gather at his longtime home near Galpoln to mourn his passing and tend to memorial arrangements.
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Basil Beta
Jamestown
Llipolis
Basil Bers
Shestegdaugeier
Galpoln
Olive Farm Women's Club December meeting and party
Mrs Donan Myers hosted the Olive Farm Women’s Club December meeting and Christmas party. Mr C E Myers prepared Gevienne for the Beneficiary hostesses. Mrs Effie Warren led a review of work and debate on teaching outdoors. Guests enjoyed seasonally prepared refreshments. The January meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prokons.
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Donan Myers
Olive Farm Womens Club
C E Myers
Gevienne
Wilam Swain
Christimas
Francis Amtrews
Effie Warren
Santa Claus
Lea Myers
Kiva Hammer
Lacy Coutery
Ire Buckley
Ruth Hokens
C. E Myere
Wilde
Mib Prokons
Unclear OCR Fragment on Property and Notices
Fragmentary text mentions moves between Upper Fourth Ave and 20 Third Ave and a Cromsey home. Names Anlage Feely Mr Dae Moe and Sara Devise appear with vague references to associates, serve by telephone, and courtlike terms. No coherent event or outcome can be determined.
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Fourth Ave
Third Ave
Cromsey
Feely
Amt
Tuppers Plains Social Notes
Christmas day visits and social notes list local residents in Tuppers Plains. Guests include Mr and Mrs E F Matlack and relatives, Mr and Mrs Joba Tall visiting relatives, and other households mentioned in a brief social record. The fragmentary text notes holiday gatherings at various homes.
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E F. Matlack
Joba Tall
Fee Halsey
Jobe Tell
Ead Mee Hoge Creer
Clarence J. McCormick Dies at Home in Green Township
Clarence Judd McCormick aged 7, well known in this section, died at his Fairfield farm home in Gallia County early Saturday after a life on the farm, a Toledo sales stint, and years growing homes and plants for market. He had two operations in the past year and fell ill on Christmas with a severe cold.
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Gallipolis
Clarence Judd McCormick
Green Township
Fairfield
Toledo
McCormick
Yo-Ag Boys Average 300 for Projects
Gallia Academy High School vocational agriculture instructor Harland Martin reports 48 boys completed project work last year earning over 14000 dollars, an average of 300 per boy, with 223 units completed on the boys farms. About sixty boys began this year’s projects totaling 250 units. The effort supported food production for the war effort.
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Gallipolis
Harland Martin
Gallia Academy High School
Whch
Martin
Gallipolis Personal Mention
Local society notes list residents and guests traveling to and from Stevens Alabama Concord North Carolina Cincinnati Pleasantville New York and various Ohio locations. Relatives and friends visit during holidays with many notes of military personnel and teachers visiting family and hometowns.
January Term Opens At Point Pleasant Court and School Board
Point Pleasant opens its January circuit court term with few matters before the grand jury and several divorce cases. The school board meets amid interest surrounding the new member M. R. Chapman. Legislature in Charleston debates voter protection and ballot purity amid calls for reform and possible inquiries into state costs.
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Point Pleasant
Circuit Court
Board of Education
M. R. Chapman
Charleston
Holt
Charleston Daily Mail
Shower at Moose Club Honors Miss Windsor
In POINT PLEASANT a Moose Club gathering honored Miss Windsor. A white cake trimmed in green bore a white bell inscription. Guests included Mrs. Walter A. Windsor, Mrs. Harold Sayre, Miss Florence Krodel, Miss Joan Jewell, Miss Jacqueline Windsor, Miss Marjorie Bauerle, Miss Hilda Mae Wartenburg and Miss Jean Roush.
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Point Pleasant
Miss Club
Anne
Joan Jewell
Jacqueline Windsor
Marjorie Bauerle
Hilda Mae Wartenburg
Jean Roush
Bowies Welcome Second Child in Charleston
The Bowies of St Albans welcomed their second son at Staats Hospital in Charleston at 6 50 New Year s morning. The infant was reported as the sixth baby born in the capital city that year. William C Bowie and his wife were noted as prominent locals with ties to Captain C Hite and former editor Gee Bowie. In nearby Point Pleasant veteran Rayburn, a World War I veteran, is seriously ill after years of poor health.
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Point Pleasant
William C Bowie
St. Albams
Staats Hospital
Charleston
Bowie
Bowies
Gee
C. Hite
Viand St
Rayburn
Rees
Record of U.S. Housing Growth and Construction Pace
An average of 31,000 homes are built each year in the United States with values exceeding 10,000 dollars per home. The data outlines a steady domestic housing expansion reflecting ongoing construction activity.
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United
W. J. Kenny Rites Held Today in Point Pleasant
Last rites for William Joseph Kenny were held at his home in Point Pleasant with two ministers conducting. Burial is in Lone Oak Cemetery beside his parents. He was a longtime educator, former president of Marshall College, Huntington, and a printer by trade. Survived by wife Mary Singleton, son George W. Kenny, daughters Mrs. F W Ingraham, Mrs. Richard Newell, and Mrs. Robert Liter, with five grandchildren.
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Point Pleasant
William Joseph Kenny
14Th St
Frank T. Cady
W. A. Gregg
Lone Oak Cemetery
Tol Stribling
Ben Franklin
Robert J. Heslop
Robert P. Harper
Elza Martin
Ellis Overholt
Mr. Kenney
Kenny
Marshall College
Huntington
Advertiser
the Commercial
the Argus
the Publican
Mary Singleton
Charleston
George W. Kenny
Mason Blvd
F. W. Ingraham
Ohio St
Richard Newell
Robert P. Liter
Greensboro
N. C
Charles Frederick Kenny
Open House and War News From Point Pleasant
Approximately 150 friends visited Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Weissenburger for their annual open house and Mr. Weissenburger birthday. Guests toured decorated rooms and enjoyed refreshments served in the dining room. Also noted are updates on James J. Lovell from Chapel Hill on leave and Private Albert D. Thompson reported wounded in the Mediterranean. A legal notice announces an administrator for Almon G. Henry with heirs to determine and property in Amesville Ohio.
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Point Pleasant
C. O. Weissenburger
Pleasant
James J. Lovell
Chapel Hill
N. C
J. J. Lovell
Seventh St
Albert D. Thompson
Harry Thompson
Letart
Mediterranean
War Department
Ziba L. Henry
San Francisco
California
F. B. Henry
Abington
Virginia
Charles Ham
Memphis
Jessie W. Wright
Adrian
Missouri
Frank Wyatt
Oakdale
Cora McCune
Modesto
Lena Henry
Lincoln
Nebraska
Almon G. Henry
Ohie
Henry
Amesville
Athens
Pvt Rupert Kayser Improves After Fort Belvoir Visit
Pvt Rupert Kayser Jr suffers meningitis while his father Pvt Rupert Kayser I visits from Fort Belvoir. Doctors predict recovery soon as veteran caregiver aided a roommate to hospital. Mrs Kayser, age 4, stays at bedside before returning home.
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Point Pleasant
Rupert Kayser
Fort Belvoir
Rupert L. Kayser Jr
Pvt
Kayser
Catain Roland Stahr
Military Hospital
Meny Gills
Hosital
Kays
Fort Bevoir
Towboats Finished by Marianna and Jeffersonville Firms
The Marietta Manufacturing Co will complete two defense towboats arriving from Jeffersonville Boat Machine Co. The hulls are done with machinery aboard. Final work includes painting electrical installations and trials. Completion expected in about six weeks.
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Point Pleasant
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Jeffersonville
Ind
Weissenby
Jeffersonville Company
Ing
Navy
Patriotism in Future at Jan 8 DAR meeting
The Colonel Char Lewis Chapter of the DAR plans a January 8 gathering at Mansion House with the theme Patriotism in Future. Mrs. Ray Proffitt of Ion City will read on the program. Everett Roush, a brother in law of O Roush of Viand St, died Friday in Char. Services were held at a son’s home. Also notices appoint executors and administratrices for Athens County estates. Creditors must file claims within 1 month or be barred.
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Point Pleasant
Char Lewis
Mansion House
Ray Proffitt
Ion City
Dead Point Pleasant
Everett Roush
Char
O. A. Roush
Viand St
Fune
Harry Baughman
New Marsfield
Ohio
Tate
Harry F. Russell
Athens County
Francis D. White
Coal
Ida A. Son
Athens
William Li Stom
Cour
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Grads
Elear
Eas WO
Olive Farm Women’s Club
Wiens
Gallipois
Sara Devise
Peel
Tuppers Plains
Social Notes
Clarence J. Wcormick
Yo-Ag
Harry Cowan
Stevens
Ala
Mr. Cowan
Cecil V. Marley
Concord
Cowans
Bobbie Cowan
Johnny Ecker
Col
H. B. Ecker
Jack Wolfe
U.S.N
Iowa
Ironton
Wolfe
Alice Wolfe
First Ave
Margaret Bradbury
Marion
Roy Shoemaker
Everett Morgan
J. Harley Bovie
Bovie
Robert Ruland
Coshocton
Ruland
Walter B. Caufman
Dan Case
Judy
Martha Case
Cincinnati
Carl Wirmel
Eleanor Bush
Gilbert Bush
James Neal
Crosley
J. Howard Neal
Linc
Margaret Ecker
Nora Ecker
E. E. Hatfield
Pleasantville
N. Y
Clara Belle Motter
Wharton
Charlotte Cornwell
Clinton
Roger Denney
O.hle
A. G. Pearson
U. S. Merchant Marines
Pearson
Los Angeles
Calif
Forest Marsh
Chillicothe
Charles Marsh
Kenneth Searberry
G. B. Gillingham
Denver
Colo
Jim
Chicago
Florence Androp
Androp
Lorena Miller
Lawton
Mich
Olive Smith
G. A. Fultz
Eloise Ralph Wolfe
Barbara
Alex Wolfe
Cambria
Lieut Fultz
Camp Robberts
Jewell Burnette
de L E. Jones
Joseph Donnally
Jones
Bob Morgan
Dental Ville
John Morgan
James Martini
Herman Comdee
Sandusky
Frances
Comdee
Thelma Biffle
Jacko
Tom Eachus
Moose Club
W. J. Kenny
Weissenburgers
Wyatt McDantel
Fonsterwall Antormey
Jopany
Foster B. Cornwell
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