Chauncey Dover High School Gets State Rating Report
The Chauncey Dover Board of Education received a state education report on Chauncey Dover High School prepared by L L Louthian dated November 28. It rated 82 items satisfactory and seven above satisfactory, praising library lighting and athletic and industrial arts upgrades and recommending plant enlargement. The report concludes the high school remains a first grade school approved by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Board of Education
State Department of Education
Chauncey-Dover High School
L. L. Louthian
Southian
Chauncey- Dover High School
A. E. Watkins
W. G. Davis
Church Services Gather Across Chauncey Morristown and Nearby Towns
Local church notices list weekly schedules for Pilgrim Holiness Morristown Church of Christ Parish Taylor Ridge Chauncey Trimble Free Will Baptist Seventh Day Adventist and Methodist. Services include Sunday school mornings preaching at 9:30 to 11 a.m. and evening worship times with midweek prayer and youth programs.
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Pilgrim Holiness
Ray Pidecock
Morristown
Helen Tatman
Young Peoples
Church OF Christ
Greens Run
Earl Mohler
G. B. Courtney
Taylor Ridge
G. Courtney
Chauncey
Trimble
Church OF God
Clarence Way
Young People's Meeting
Free Will Baptist
Gus Graham
Seventh Day Adventist
B. F. Mowry
Frank Cooley
Gallipolis Police Log Details 1951 Arrests and Public Notices
Gallipolis Chief Chester Leaper reports 674 arrests in 1951 across 30 offenses, led by intoxication with 296 cases. Other major counts include speeding 74, reckless operation 25, driving while intoxicated 38, and violations such as red light running 16 and left of center 20. Separate public notices list estates and probate accounts pending hearings in Athens County with dates in early 1952.
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Gallipolis
Chester Leaper
Everest Expedition Planned by Swiss for 1952
The Swiss Institute for Alpine Research plans a 1952 Everest expedition to climb the world’s highest peak. Nepal has granted formal permission for the postwar effort. A British expedition is also prepared to renew its ascent next year, both targeting the southern route from Nepal in early fall. The Swiss team will include Himalayan trained scientists and mountaineers and depart Switzerland in April.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Swiss Institute For Alpine Research
Nepal
Everest
Gallipolis Church News Highlights Services and Programs
Gallipolis churches list morning prayers and sermons at Saint Peter's Episcopal First Baptist Grace Methodist and First Presbyterian. Timings include Sunday school at 9:30 or 9:15 and worship at 10:30 or 10:45, with youth meetings and choir rehearsals scheduled through midweek.
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Saint Peter’s Episcopal
First Baptist
W. H. Green
D. R. Loomis
Grace Methodist
Linson H. Stebbins
Young People's Meeting
Damage Report From Gallipolis Traffic Crash
Gallipolis police report a minor traffic crash on Second Ave near Court St involving a pickup driven by B L Summerville of Point Pleasant and a car driven by Gene Plymale of Gallipolis. One vehicle pulled from the curb. damage described as not extensive.
Two Arrests Made On Speeding Charges
Gallia county roundup reports two speeding arrests by the State Highway Patrol. William Stokes, 29, Middleport, posted $50 bond for appearance. Richard Russell, 17, Cheshire, was fined $5 and costs in Juvenile Court.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
William Stokes
Middleport
Richard Russell
Cheshire
Rabbit survives ambulance scare on country trip
In Gallipolis a rabbit darted into the path of an ambulance driven by L. Claude Miller. He stopped to check the animal, found it only skinned, and brought it home where it slept with his Pekinese in the same bed.
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Gallipolis
L. Claude Miller
Mr. Miller
River traffic at Gallipolis locks details by hour
Reported boating movements on the Gallipolis Locks and nearby rivers list multiple vessels with up and down movements. Included are Dolle down at 12:50 am and Sycamore down 7:20 pm, with upper gauge 18.2 and lower 24.8 feet and 56 feet at the rollers as Ohio River falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dolle
Weir
Pennsylvania
Sohio State
Indiana
Semet
Kenna
Sycamore
Tri State
Kanawha
Iron Duke
Marmet
Shirley
Solvay
Tecumseh
Donald Zubic
Scott Chattin
Forsythia
Peace
W. Hoagland
Stevenson
Rankin
Keeley
Bruce
Reliance
J. T. Hatfield
Births at Holzer Hospital Notes
List of new mothers and newborns across Ohio and West Virginia communities including Point Pleasant Vinton Jackson Gallipolis Wellston Middleport Pom eroy Pomeroy Raymond Little Oscar Davis and Paul Baer with babies. Names include Mrs. Robert Kayser Mrs. Righter Mrs. Radford Mrs. Criner Mrs. Davis Mrs. Brace Donna Jean Lambert Robert Osborne and others.
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Robert Kayser
Point Pleasant
Robert Righter
Vinton
Charles Radford
Pomeroy
Harold Criner
Gallipolis
Thomas R. Davis
Oak Hill
Charles G. Brace
Rock Camp
Ohio
Dave Phillips
Wellston
L. S. Williams
Clifton
W. Va
Harry C. Long
Burley Jones
Donna Jean Lambert
Robert G. Osborne
Jackson
John Wilt
Middleport
Emanuel Perry
Howard Hardway
Willam Lowe
Wendel L. Kautz
Diana Sue Blanton
George Hobstetter
Loren Thomas
Stella Caldwell
Stanford Cremeens
Bert Richards
Raymond Little
Oscar Davis
Donald Montgomery
Harry Lupton
James Dobbins
Homer McMillin
Cliford Young
John Clench
Paul Baer
Ralph McCumber
Lewis Warden
Roy Wastier
Pythian Sisters Install Officers in Carbondale Meeting
Pythian Sisters in Carbondale will install officers on Tuesday January 15 with Mary McAffee as past chief Marie Arnold as most excellent chief Mary Lowry excellent senior Laura Betts excellent junior Fre da Crow manager Iris Hartman secretary Verna France treasurer Sylvia Prater proctor and Mattie Gabriel guard Mrs Grace Cox of Chillicothe has returned home after visiting Ben Gabriel Mrs George Hawothorn and daughter of Barberton visited the Gabiels over the weekend Mrs George Barber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Barberton
Ben Gabriel
George Barber
Popular sermon topics reveal present-focused interests
A survey by Rev. E D Hulse Jr reports that readers favored certain sermon pairs. Winners include How to Win Friends, More About the Bible, Being Christian in Daily Living, How Should A Christian Spend Sunday, The Life of Christ, How to Pray, How to Release Nervous tension, How Read the Bible, Jesus and the Home, and Does God Answer Prayer.
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E. D. Hulse
Crane
Hulse
Jesus
Christ
Rev
Church Women's Society
Albany Social Notes Round of Visits and Events
Albany residents share visits with relatives in Johnstown Cincinnati and Springfield. Local gatherings include a sewing machine clinic January 15 at 1 30 pm and a turkey dinner hosted by the Tewksburys. James Stack returns to training base after leave. Melva Radcliffe mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta Nichols
Roy Radford
Earl Radcliffe
Athens
Harold Radford
Glen Tewksbury
W. W. Baughman
Pomeroy
McBride
Albany Grange Hall
James Francis Stack
James Stack
A. F. Tewksbury
Vernon West
Albany
Forrest Lee Bean
Bob Tewksbury
Columbus
Ernest Tedrow
Hamden
G. J. Tewksbury
Howard Stanley
Wilks St
Neil Dixon
Melva Radcliffe
Rutland Social Notes Update from Rutland
Local society item lists visits and movements including Mr. and Mrs. D S Stewart of Chicago visiting Pearl Brogden, Enlistees going to training bases, family travels to Charleston and Columbus, and hospital stays at Huntington and Danville. Mentions redecorating American Legion Hall and illness in the community.
Perry Co Court Notes Reflect Broad Probate Activity
Administrators account filed for Sarah E. Crothers showing disbursement 1346.86 and real estate valued around 16 000. Applications for partial distribution to Frank Churry’s guardian and monthly support for Curtis T. Watts dependents. Will filings for Albert Sturgeon and Noah Mohler. estates valued from 1 000 to 60 00 with appraisers named. Marriage licenses issued to Poling–McGaughey and Ridenour–Hearing. several realty transfers and legal actions noted across New Lexington Crooksville Somerset Hopwell and Monday Creek Township. Clarence Knight bond set 2000 after arrest. McMillans case dismissed with costs.
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New Lexington
John F. Crothers
Sarah E. Crothers
Frank Churry
Charlotte B. Papageorge
Mollie Brummage
L. L. Dittoe
John Schofield
Harry Kingler
Vernon Boley
Somerset Rfc
Albert Sturgeon
Hopwell Township
Albert Leckrone
E. P. Waler
Noah Mohler
Monday Creek Township
Julia Smitt
Lancaster
Lydia Brown
Hocking County
Charles Mohler
John W. Dugan
W. J. Calhoun
J. W. Debout
Zanesville
Associated Investor Oil and Gas Syndicate of
Pittsburgh
Walter F. Mitchael
J. A. Roach
Associated Investors Oil and Gas Co., Syndicate, Inc. Et al
T. M. Potter
Sheriff Butts
Clarence Knight
Crooksville
Elsie McMillan
John S. McMillan
Common Pleas
Eugene Poling
Esther McGaughey
Charles Ridenour
Glenford
Patricia Josephine Hearing
Cyril Roush
U. S. Army
Shirley Ann Estep
Clara Smith Koehler
Bernadette L. Smith
Somerset
Helen D. Hickman
Clyde F. Hickman
Thorn Township
Robert
Barbara Weise
Frank
Grace Summell
Monday Creek
Samuel David
Mary Ann Davis
Clayton Township
Mary E. Davis
Everett Lee Levert
Ralph W. Roberts
Thornville
Ohio Power Company
Charles E. Rusleret Ax
Esther S. Kimpel
Dale
Mary Dew
Roy
Alice Menelly
Monroe Po
Amanda Morrow
Cora Morrow Meyers
Rehoboth
John R. Walker
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
George and
Atha Williams
Mae Shnow
Harrison Township
Edwin and
Margie Biffle
Grover and
Mary Browning
C. P. Robinson
Holiday Guests Bring Navy Brother to The Plains
During the holidays Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Shafer hosted a gathering at The Plains. Their son and brother Vearle W. Shafer of the U S Navy joined along with Mrs. Shafer and several relatives including Mrs. Lovell Bean Mrs. Opal Nichols Forrest Bean and the Conraths of Athens. Also visiting were Elvin Bean of Nelsonville and Robert Bean of Toledo joining the family celebration.
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Plains
T. W. Shafer
Thea and
Bruce
Vearle W. Shafer
U. S. Navy
Shafer
Lovell Bean
Opal Nichols
Forrest Bean
Carl Conrath
Athens
Elvin Bean
Nelsonville
Robert Bean
Toledo
Visitors gather at Archer home in Murray City list of guests
George Archer Sr of Lancaster hosted a gathering with many relatives and friends visiting from Dresden Fairborn Logan Columbus and Murray City. The group included Mr and Mrs Gilbert Archer Beverly Bobby Edd Archer and others. Additional visits occurred to Hocking Hospital for Gerald Dorrell and to Grace Donoghues home with guests from Marion McConnelsville Dayton Eaton IL Barberton Akron and Columbus.
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Murray City
George Archer Sr
Lancaster
Archer
Gilbert Archer
Beverly
Bobby
Miss Murphy
Dresden
Edd Archer
Columbus
Charles Scott
Mary Jo Giffen
Fairborn
Vivian Peacock
Ronald
Ralph
Logan
Donald Giffen
Nelsonville
George, Jr
John Sorrell
Lester Sorrell
Lawrence Smith
Gerald Dorrell
Hocking Hospital
Dick Siminton
Springfield
Grace Donoghue
Paul Bingman
Marion
Bid Volmer
McConnelsville
Jenny Grace Kineer
Dayton
Ralph Gabriel
Eaton
Gabriel
Ilinois
Wayne Snyder
Dana
Janice
Vaughn Snyder
Barberton
Kenneth Julian
Marsha May
Akron
Marcia Goshorn
Harold Granner
Emmett Snyder
Revival and services mingle with lake fish tale
The Rev Harley Halderman will deliver a sermon at Elizabeth Chapel on Sunday January 13 with communion at 730 PM. Rev Earl Cremeens conducts a revival at Mercersville Baptist Chapel each evening at 730 PM. Sulphur water from coal mines brings fish by the hundreds to Blue Lake shores. Thevenen and Fick families visit in town.
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Blue Lake
Harley Halderman
Elizabeth Chapel
Thomas Shaw
Earl Cremeens
Mercersville Baptist Chapel
WAC Pfc
Thelma Thevenen
Josey Fick
Atlanta
Chauncey Thevenen
Benny
Sgt
Bill Saunders
Lester Saunders
Cpl
Sharkey Harrison
Harry Harrison
Korea
Visits and Gatherings in Sugar Grove and Rockbridge
Dave Woltz hosted and Shirley Meyer visited in Sugar Grove with relatives. Roland Bailey entertained guests including the Bailey siblings and Eliza Kline of Rockbridge. Meyer and daughter Shirley hosted family, while Effie Waltz, Opal Masure, and others visited, and Logan area visitors included the Bensonhavens and Stuart families. Miss Mary M. Bailey of Lancaster Route 2 visited Rockbridge relatives.
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Buck Run
Dave Woltz
Sugar Grove
Shirley Meyer
Roland Bailey
Michael
Mary Bailey
Dora Bailey
Gertrude Ruble
Floyd Kellenbarger
Doris Jean
Eliza Kline
Rockbridge
Charles Meyer
Shirley
Waltz
Kenneth Meyer
Opal Masure
Effie Waltz
Logan
William Bensonhaven
Gibisonville
Fred Stuart
Dave Waltz
Virginia Nihiser
Breddie
Mary M. Bailey
Lancaster
Rocksbridge
Millfield High Class Elects New Officers
CHAUNCEY The High School Class of the Millfield Church of Christ met at Rev. Richard Wilcox's home for an organization session. New officers are Carolyn Heffken president Tom Blower vice president Sandra Sanders secretary Jeanette Shumway treasurer and Jerry Russell news reporter.
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Chauncey
Millfield Church of Christ
Richard Wilcox
Carolyn Heffken
Tom Blower
Sandra Sanders
Jeanette Shumway
Jerrry Russell
Isabelle Freeman
Jack Freeman
Lance Russell
John Russell
John Patterson
Bill Sanders
Barbara Hanning
Local notices from Corning and Chauncey
Jimmy Johnson of Rendville underwent eye removal surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital due to an air rifle injury. A January 17 benefit for the March of Dimes will be held at Legion hall. Sunflower chapter Eastern Star meets Monday at N Valley St lodge. gift exchange lunch planned.
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Corning
Jimmy Johnson
Elizabeth McVey
Rendville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Legion Hall
S. Valley St
March of Dimes
Sunflower Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lodge Hall
N. Valley St
Lydia Dew
Eastern Star Chapter
EUB Church
Methodist Church
Henry Lusetti
Newark
Corning Ave
George Rodgers
Grace Chute
Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Robert Jones
Columbus
Martin Barnett
Fultenham
Latta
East Hilltop
Vick Deime
Local Social Routine Hosts and Family Visits
Mrs Virgee Gadii visited her daughter Mrs Ethel Wadley and Mrs Betty Wilks called on Mrs Grace Crabtree. Clarence Staley and son Michael spent New Year’s Day in St Clairsville with Win and Violet Proctor. Clarence Sisson and daughter Shirley hosted Robert Kennedy of San Francisco. Gene Morgan and Mrs Thomas Boggs from Columbus joined weekend guests Henry Morgan and wife. Mrs Earl Edwards returned home after two weeks at Mount St Mary Hospital.
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Rutland
D. S.stewart
Chicago
U.S. Navy
Columbus
J. L. Petty
Edna Brogden
Akron
Pearl Brogden
Bonnie Miller
Evelyn Napper
Middleport
Sam Smith
Betty Smith
Lilly Smith
Helen Cook Williams
Dexter
Homer E. West
Dewey Bently
Zanesville
Goins
Myrtle Donahue
Flossie Hull
Fred Morris
Langsville
Robert Bobo
Virgee Gadii
Ethel Wadley
Betty Wilks
Grace Crabtree
Clarence Staley
Michael
St. Clairsville
Win Proctor
Violet Proctor
Clarence Sisson
Shirley
Robert Kennedy
San Francisco
Henry
Youth rally wins attendance banner at Danville church
Danville area youths gathered at Vinton Pilgrim Holiness Church for a rally. Wheelerburg took the mileage banner. Several locals were noted visiting and relatives mentioned, including Mrs. J. E. Vance, Mrs. Mildred Grate, and others from Auxier Ky, Gallipolis, Dexter, Huntington, and Nitro. Lowell Vance enlisted in the Navy and will depart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Vinton Pilgrim
Winfield Wells
Tommy Hall
Marian Spires
Delores
Gallipolis
Janet McKinney
Dexter
Betty Farmer
Ben Harvey
Larry
Columbus
Harvey
Mabel Farmer
Betty
John Dyke
Sam Dyke
Memphis
Tenn
Lowell Vance
Navy
Wallie Cottrill
John
Max Thompson
Lyman
Huntington
Thompson
L. L. Arthur
Ruth
Carmek Davis
Nitro
W. Va
Capital Stock and Surplus Details From Company Report
The document lists common stock par value 45,000 and total capital accounts including surplus and undivided profits. It cites figures such as 224, 677.07, 206, 897.01, 50,340.24, 42,132,98, and 782,408.44 alongside 20,500.00 as part of capital stock, surplus, and totals.
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Alice Boileau
Alice M. Dresher
C. W. Norris
Mary Roberts
H. Hewell Roseberry
Marion Daniel Thompson
Lillie Welch
Athens County
Francis D. White
G. Dew
Jessie Fulton
Daniel Fulton
Dorothy CC. Fulton
Oscar Fulton
Mattie K. James
Alvan H. James
Leslie G. Johnson
W.w.a
Oscar Keeton
John Lowry
Saran Lowry
Bertha D Mansfield
Gerve M Mansfield
Elizabeth Gallagher
Fannie Niggemeyer
Katherine Elizabeth Niggemeyer
Mary R. Hopkins
Sabra G. Resener
David M. Sawyer
Emma F. Sawyer
Otto A. Simons
Jasper J. Shepard
Mary C. Draper
Wiwa
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Grace Wiggin
Walter W. Wiggin
Ada J. Christy
Arthur Fitch Bean
Ethel Kelley
Jane Rose Kelley
William E. Peters
Lucille White Crim
Shirley Elaine White
Anita Lucille White
Alma K. Hudson
Mary E. Williams
John F. Newcomb
Mt. Everest
Beulah A Powell
Denune Ave
Columbus 11
Wayne Edward Powell
Troy Township
John PF
Newcomb
Said
Mary Lee Sullivan Koons
North High Street
T. J. Sullivan
Conyers
Georgia
Eara Rexford Koons
Court of Common Pleas
Rexford Koons
Foster B. Cornwell
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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P.U.C
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Firet
Com
Delaware
North Front Street
Chillicothe
Circleville
Ware
Hillsboro
Jemnece
Iddieport
Southern Olectric Company
J. B. Poston
Hare
Holzer Hospital
America
James Wilson
Bradford
United States
Ethel A Hoover
Thomas N Hoover
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Ruth J. Danko
Michael J. Danko
Foster BR Cornwell
George W. Crane
Consumer Survey
Albany News Notes
Bart Allen
Donald Forman
Eldon Dailey
Ed Jirik
William H. Covert
Edward J. Deitrich
Johnstown
Bill Covert
Myrtle Knowlton
Iva McAfee
George Holdren
Carpenter
The
Rutland Social Notes
Army
Bib Bobo
Carlos Snowden
Marion Nicholson
Betty Siders
Myrtle Harrison
Charles Kennedy
Veterans Hospital
Red Rumfield
Kennedy
Arnold Grate
J. E. Vance
Alma Rupe
Raymond
John Searles
Elaine Harrison
Mary Ann Rupe
Curtis T. Watts
Hattie M. Watts
Charles Zarley
Jones Sr
Theodore Zarley
Ray Lemity
Gerald Koster
Boyd Post
Dwight Post
Jeasie Richardson
First National Bank
Amesville
Federal Reserve Oed
Ahevrnstacae Rudht
Eeeeer Bank
Otase
L. Thomas
F Thomas
Dycrest-Attont
F. HM. Gifford Dean C. Kasler
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