Nursing School Seeks Modern Facilities at Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital Nursing School reports staff increases to 24 general nurses and 22 aides amid 1949 patient days of 27 628 up from 26 533 in 1948. State inspectors praise loans, warn overcrowding in student teaching facilities and housing, and urge a modern teaching unit and residence for continued approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hosital
Island New Inn
Wayne Foster
Alberta Wetherholt
State Nurses Board
School of Nursing
Nursing School
Ethel Young
Charles V. Ward
H. B. Thomas
Kenneth Frazier
Francis Shane
M. Harold Brown
Linson H. Stebbins
John E. Halliday
Charles E. Holzer
Martha McMaster
Death of Miss Crawford prompts Shawnee death notices
Corning area residents report on funeral services for Miss Crawford, school teacher, who died January fifth at her home in Shawnee. Also noted are visits with relatives, illness updates, and local society events including a fiftieth wedding anniversary and a church ladies group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Marshall
Corning Ave
WSWS
EUB
Jessie Richardson
Hollister Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Frits Rinehart returned home from Children's Hospital Columbus after surgery. Leona Thompson visited her ill niece Mrs Don Faught in Lancaster. Delphie White and son Dave of Corning plus Mrs James Coey of Trimble visited Reece Thompson. Bruce Norton announced the birth of a daughter on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeish
Bruce Norten
Norten
Pauline Slater
Reece Thompson
James Rinehart
Leng Thompson
1950 GOP Strategy Discussed at Jackson Meeting
GALLIPOLIS Ohio Republican leader Ray C Bliss outlined new campaign departures during a Thursday evening session at the Colonial Inn Jackson with Tenth District chairmen. He proposed separating the state chairman from financing to be handled by the Ohio Republican Finance Committee. Bliss urged forming youth and veterans groups and a year round speakers bureau with a legislative elections department. He tours the state to gather views from county leaders. Details on literature distribution and editorial slides of the Ohio Republicans News were also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ray C. Bliss
Colonial Inn
Jackson
Bliss
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Summit County
Ohio Republicans News
Crooksville Notes Highlight Bank Success and Local Developments
Crooksville Bank reports 1949 a top year in 48 years of service as officers are elected. Oil field activity rises with two wells producing up to 150-200 barrels daily while local schools and village administration reorganize. An upcoming veterans parade and a planned trip to Columbus to oppose rail changes reflect active community planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Crooksville Bank
John M. Haul
Co. M. Bennett
R. A. Cope
Sarah A. Burns
Dorothy Sowers
Charles Tatman
Crooksville
Denvertown
Strohl
Owens
Joseph L. Meenan
Charles Gossman
Delmar Bateson
Anderson
American Legion Post
Corning
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
New York Central Railroad
Charleston
W. Va
Perry County
Glen Kroft
Mt. Perry
Madison Grange
Justice of the Peace
L. P. Ellman
P. Robinson
Prattsville Socials and Visits Mention Local Families
Mrs Bessie Strong of Athens was guest of Mrs J E Whitlatch. The Dearth family attended funeral services for their cousin Fred Dugan of Love City. Guests at the West home included Eugene Campbell Wilkesville and Arthur Crow McArthur. Other visits include Clemens Ruth Dearth and Landrum Columbus with Forrest Dearth Planned gatherings with Barrett Allen and Richard Chillicothe. Cecil Mace Columbus spent a day with James Mace. Faith Zimmer Columbus Fred Ogle and Paul Daugherty with Gerry Brenda and Edna Dearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattsville
Bessie Strong
Athens
J. E. Whitlatch
W. E. Dearth
Lincoln
H. F. Dearth
Fannie Daft
Fred Dugan
Love City
J. W. West
Eugene Campbell
Wilkesville
Arthur Crow
McArthur
Robert Clemens
Ruth Dearth
Arthur Landrum
Columbus
Forrest Dearth
Barrett Allen
Richard
Chillicothe
Allen
E. C. Allen
Cecil Mace
James Mace
Faith Zimmer
Fred Ogle
Paul Daugherty
Gerry and
Brenda
Wetter
Margaret Daugherty
Edna Dearth
Infant Dies in Huntington Four Months Old
A four month old infant Charles Edward Henry of Eureka died at St Marys Hospital Huntington early Thursday. Parents are Mr and Mrs Vernon Henry. Survived by seven siblings Ramona Lawrence Wanda William Barbara Paul Richard. Services Saturday at 2 p m at home with Rev Floyd Workman officiating. Interment Mt Zion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles Edward Henry
Eureka
St. Marys Hospital
Huntington
Vernon Henry
Ramona
Lawrence
Wanda
William
Barbara
Paul
Richard
Floyd Workman
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Oak Hill Man Fined $50 in Mayor's Court
Oak Hill resident Emory J. Blevins was fined $50 and costs after a Jackson mayor's court appearance following a State Highway Patrol arrest. Two charges listed were hit ship and improper license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Emory J. Blevins
Oak Hill
Jackson
State Highway Patrol
Blevins
Robert Cofer
Cincinnati
Crown Ty
Lancaster Driver Fined for Unsafe Distance and Charges
Gallipolis reports Henry Waltz Jr of Lancaster fined ten dollars and costs for not maintaining an assured clear distance. William Garlinger Sr was fined five dollars for intoxication. Orson Fallon arraigned on reckless operation. judge William H. Janes took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Henry Waltz, Jr
Lancaster
William Garlinger
Orson Fallon
William H. Janes
River traffic updates at Gallipolis and Kanawha River
A river traffic summary lists boats at Gallipolis locks with times for several vessels including Kenna Up and Casablanca Down, plus Kanawha River reports for Chris and Merrill at Winfield. Other district boats include Rand Up, Martin Up, Castle Up, Patriot Up, and Fern Up with specified times, as rollers remained out and gauge readings at Kanawha Falls showed 19.7 upper and 35.7 lower feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolle
Kanawha
Chris
Winfield
Merrill
Rand
Martin
Castle
Patriot
Fern
Kanawha Falls
Laurel Cliff Social Roundup Sees Guests and Meetings
Laurel Cliff notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore in Cincinnati and others from area homes. The Cambridge quarter meeting was attended by Rev. Leroy Hiett Mrs. Laura Schaefer and Miss Margaret Leifheit. Laurel Cliff Health Club met with eighteen members. prizes went to Mrs. Allen Eichinger and Mrs. Nellie Tracy. School closed Jan 5 for high water. February’s meeting slated as a hobo party at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
James Gilmore
William Jacobs
Cincinnati
Leroy Hiett
Laura Schaefer
Margaret Leifheit
Cambridge
George Howell
George Renshaw
Wyatt Schaefer
Vernon
N. E. Schaefer
Roy Howell
Vernon Howell
Evelyn Turner
Karen
Huff
Florida
Curt Swick
Edna Mae Swick
Bertha Fox
Kenneth Haggy
James Radford
Sammy Lewis
Portland
Robert Bowen
Paul Frick
Bowen
Allen Eichinger
Nellie Tracy
Pearl Parker
Mason Social Notes By Loyal Helpers at Mason EUB Church
Mason The Loyal Helpers Class of the Mason EUB Church met January 3 at the home of Mrs. Wilson Nease. Officers were elected Edith Ingels president Wilma McDaniel vice president Bertha Knapp treasurer Lottie Johnson secretary and Ruth McIntosh flower fund treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MASON
Mason Eub
Wilson Nease
Edith Ingels
Wilma McDaniel
Bertha Knapp
Lottie Johnson
Ruth McIntosh
Flower Fund
Margaret Roush
Mary Bush
Willa Lee
Elizabeth Jeffers
Community Notes from Ewington and Area Residents
Local social roundup lists greetings and visits among residents. Names include Sherman Cummings Akron Cleo Casto Charleston Joe Doig St Albans Anise Cameron W M Reeves Frank Gray Wilkesville K K Tyler A O Woodall Harley Green Mary Green New Marshfield Francis Cottrill George Killen West Virginia Benny Knox Dewey Good Verna Woodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Woodall
Harley Green
Mary Green
New Marshfield
Harley Greens
Francis Cottrill
Columbus
George Killen
West Virginia
Ross Baker
Benny Knoxes
Dewey Good
Verna Woodall
Local visitors stop by in Broadwell area note
Mr and Mrs Everett Starling of Mt Hermon hosted and received calls from Mr and Mrs John Parsons and son Walter of Mt Hermon and from Mr and Mrs Ernest Parsons. Albert Ogg and Leonard Smith hosted visiting couples and Ralph Westbrook and his daughter Donna Jean of Marietta visited Frank Parsons. Rufie White returned from Mt Hermon after several weeks with his daughter Mrs Everett Starling to his son Wilfred White. Miss Hazel Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Starling
Mt. Hermon
Wilfred White
Hazel Burke
Weekend Visits and Local Health News Share Small Town Moments
Mrs Ruth Humphrey a Chillicothe Hospital nurse spent the weekend at her home with Mr Humphrey. The Davidson and McElroy couples visited their parents Dailey Wood. Marie Reynolds made a business call in McArthur. Alva and John Mahaffey traveled to Columbus on business. Leo Davidson went to Portsmouth to buy a hammer mill for brothers in law Dailey Wood and John Wood. State highway crews monitored for high water though the river stayed at the edge. Bud Shafer, injured in a mine accident, remained at Holzer hospital. Mayme Bishop of the children's home in McArthur attended her father Johnny Bishops birthday dinner. Mr and Mrs John Garvin visited his parents William and Mrs D E Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Humphrey
Chillicothe Hospital
Humphrey
Leo Davidson
Paul McElroy
Dailey Wood
Marie Reynolds
McArthur
Alva
John Mahaffey
Columbus
Portsmouth
John
Bud Shafer
Holzer Hospital
Mayme Bishop
Johnny Bishop
John Garvin
William Garvin
D. E. Wood
PTA asks board to return five hundred dollar contribution
At a Washington School PTA meeting in Gallipolis the Board of Education was urged to return a $500 contribution given last year toward the tennis court. The treasury is low and funds will be redeployed once the board responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington School Parent Teachers Association
Board of Education
Jack C. Davis
PTA
Jack Knight
Earl
Grace and church events in Gallipolis list Sunday schedule
Grace Methodist morning worship at 10 30 with sermon Faith in God and choir anthem Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence. Grace youth and junior groups meet through the week. Girl Scouts and Fairyland Troop 3 share activity times. First Baptist morning worship at 10 30 with sermon Faith for Winning Souls and midweek prayer. Episcopal and Presbyterian services listed with times. John Gee Chapel notes include a bake sale January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
Grace
Joseph Hopkins
Fairyland Brownie
Girl Scouts
First Baptist
W. H. Green
ST. Peters Episcopal
K. C. Wilson
First Presbyterian
John Gee
Co. E. Jamison
Pastor
Committee Reorganized by Gallipolis Legion Posts
James Houck commander Lafayette Post American Legion reorganizes the disaster committee. Medical members include Dr. Gordon Gibert Gillingham and Donarehime. Other sections list housing and property E E Higgins Dann O Taber food and supply George Lear James Sayre L G Marchi Frank Lyons transportation J B Wetherholt Thomas Adams Bryan Cooper sanitation John I Richards Otto S Carter Police Chester Leaper finance Otis Drummond James Morris labor Wayne Darnell marine Gilbert Bush Leo Davis liaison Harry Maggied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James Houck
Lafayette Post
American Legion
Gordon Gibert
G. G. Gillingham
Donarehime
Chester Hill
P. D. McCreedy
Charles O. Gilfilen
E. E. Higgins
Dann O. Taber
George Lear
James Sayre
L. G. Marchi
Frank Lyons
J. B. Wetherhol
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Point Pleasant
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Canton
Ohio
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James King and Sons
Marshall and
Jimmy
Wildman
Pine Grove
Elmo Cundiff
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
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Sgt
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Salzburg
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Mary Aunitler
Charles T. Barton
Pennsylvania
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George Hill
Clairton
Harold Swift
Ewington
Broadwell
Raad
Rua
Mrs. Mire
Gibert
Gallia County
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Wwe
Cugat Rii
Columbia
America
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Grant
Leche
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Kaye
Warner Broé
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Retarring
Rod Cameron
Walter Brennan
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