Marriage's Religious Side Studied by Two Gallipolis Youth Groups
Gallipolis youths from Protestant and Catholic groups debated marriage compatibility at a Church of God youth meeting on colliding religious viewpoints. Grace Methodist discussed same faith for happiness in marriage with Rev. Alvin C. Young outlining steps for couples, while MYF planned a winter institute and memorial display for Russ Smith. Episcopal, Presbyterian, Nazarene, and Baptist youth activities followed, with trips, rallies, panels, scripture readings, and fellowship events noted among about two dozen participants in each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Youth Fellowship
Grace Methodist Church
Alvin C. Young
Point Pleasant
Trinity Methodist Church
Church of God
Joann Smeltzer
Patty Harrington
Phyllis Baker
Ruth Fulks
Pearl Elliott
Helen Mayes
Elliott
Mary Faye Casto
Mr. Young
MYF
Fred Miller
Midwinter Institute
New Boston
Gallipolis
Grace Church
Miller
Russ Smith
Gallia Academy High School
Ronnie Edgington
Episcopal Young Church
Diocese of Episcopal
James Betz
Cincinnati
Redleg
Albert Chappelear
Episcopal
Dickie McKenzie
Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship
St. Clairsville
Ann Magnussen
Gretchen
Karen Smith
Sarasota
Fla
Church of the Nazarene
Janet Brewer
Bobby Cox
Jimmy Elliott
Freda Saunders
Arlene Day
Larry Plants
James Allen Clark
Leona Fulton
Janie Taylor
Donna
Betty Bostic
The
Baptists
Marshal Fowler
Oakwood Drive
Guy B. Clark Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Guy B. Clark 67 will be Tuesday at 2 p m at Porter Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Pyles officiating burial follows in Mound Hill Cemetery Clark formerly ran a Gallipolis grocery and later owned a restaurant before farming and finally worked at the Gallipolis State Institute His brother formerly edited the Gallipolis Journal
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Gallipolis
Guy B. Clark
Second Ave
Holzer Hospital
Porter Methodist Church
Paul Pyles
Mound Hill Cemetery
Clark
Gallipolis State Institute
Gallipolis Journal
District Eagles Meeting Attracts Area Group
About 75 Eagles attended the January district convention in Jackson with two Gallipolis carloads. An estimated 200 people were present including members’ families. A state officer from Springfield spoke and a chicken dinner was served.
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Gallipolis
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Jackson
Springfield
Sunshine and Victory circles hold church joint meeting
The Methodist Church groups Sunshine and Victory held a joint meeting at the church with Edna Rawlins leading devotions. Feb hostess Gladys Witchie and Creta Fink led devotions. Several members traveled between Pittsburgh Austin and Columbus for visits. A Pythian Sisters installation is planned for Jan. 18 with a potluck after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Sunshine and Victory Circles
The
Methodist Church
Edna Rawlins
Gladys Witchie
Creta Fink
Reuben Gross
Lot Springs
Ark
Mabel Blosser
Florence Blankenship
Austin
Texas
Joe Blankenship
Emerson Osborne
Pittsburgh
Charles Geffen
Albert Deshon
Newark
Helen Sayre
Forest Rose Temple
Pythian
Deana Poling
Columbus
Nellie Shuttleworth
Mabel Shuttleworth
Robert Wade
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Vickie Jean
Merle Nixon
Chester Wade
Elmer Nixon
Ollie Summers
Murray City
Frank Spicer
John Spicer
Pete Spicer
Danny Daugherty
Bern Spicer
of Columbus
Shirley Decore
William Spicer
Corning
John Sherrard
Adult Classes Open Jan 31 in Cheshire
J Arthur Evans Kyger Creek Association chairman said Rio Grande College extension courses start January 31 in the old Cheshire High School Building. Public speaking offers two college hours credit at $20 with about 10 enrolled. Ohio history three hours at $30 with about a dozen enrolled. Classes meet each Thursday at 7 p.m. and will relocate later to the new Kgger Creek High School Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Evans
Kgger Creek High School
Rio Grande College
Kyger Creek Association
Blaze Destroys Home on Fourth Ave in Gallipolis
An estimated 3200 damage occurred Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Waddell 919 Fourth Ave Gallipolis when an automatic washer and dryer wiring sparked a fire. The blaze for wallpaper and wood framing in a corner, but firefighters confined it to the immediate area. Two fire trucks and 13 volunteers fought the fire. damages split 2000 to the dwelling and 1200 to contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. L. Waddell
Fourth Ave
Gallia Riding Club Elects New Officers
John W. Houck of Cheshire was elected president of the Gallia County Riding Club Inc at the Eno Grange Hall meeting. New officers include Mrs Clyde Bennett vice president Mrs Reba Cramer secretary and Mrs Walter Wise treasurer. The group plans to meet February second Saturday. About 60 people attended with Houck noting a Valley riding clubs meeting to elect Ohio Valley Horse Show Association officers.
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Gallipolis
John W. Houck
Cheshire
Gallia County Riding Club, Inc
Eno Grange Hall
Clyde Bennett
Reba Cramer
Walter Wise
Houck
Ohio Valley Horse Show Association
Rock Springs
River Traffic and Dam Status Across Ohio and Kanawha Rivers
River gauges show Gallipolis at 18.0 and 25.1 feet with 56 feet underway, Kanawha Falls down 5.92 feet, and Kanawha Dam activity with dam 14 starting up at 4 p.m. Sunday. London 5.75 feet, Marmet 6 feet, Winfield 9 feet. Kanawha and Ohio riverboat movements logged by assorted locks, boats and crews with numerous readings from Lock 15 through Lock 82 and Kanawha docks.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Pomeroy- Mason
Point Pleasant
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Ohio River
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Jerry Bosworth
Salvati
Inca
OVEC
Liberty
Lock
Charles R. Stevenson
Sohio State
J. J. Rowe
Okan
Northern
Peace
R. H. Bosworth
George T. Price
Jefferson
David Moran
Alton Zephyr
Kanawha River Boats
F. Shearer
Cincinnati
Cornell
Warren Hoagland
Manito
The
Kestler
Solvay
Births at Holzer Hospital Note Numerous New Arrivals
A long list of births and hospital notes from Holzer Hospital: new babies include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hughes and sons to several families in Gallipolis and nearby towns. Medical and surgical staff noted.
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David W. Hughes
Jackson, Jan
March of Dimes outlines need in Gallia County
Gallia County Chapter chairman Mrs. Pinschmidt reports total obligations of 65 586 dollars from 1938 to 1956 with only 27 061 dollars contributed locally. National foundation granted 38 525 for local use, leaving 931 dollars in unpaid patient care and urging 1957 funds to ease financial strain while pursuing rehabilitation advances for polio survivors. The chapter surveys how best to aid past polio patients with new rehabilitation techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Norman Pinschmidt
Gallia County
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Pinschmidt
National Foundation
New York
Hardway family updates from Gallipolis visiting in Mexico
Mr. and Mrs Howard Hardway of Oak Hill and formerly of Gallipolis are visiting his ill mother in Mexico. Hardway once coached at Mercerville and Bidwell and now serves as principal of Oak Hill High School. His sister lives in Gallipolis and his son Mickey, a GAHS graduate, attends Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Howard Hardway
Oak Hill
Mexico
Hardway
Mercerville
Bidwell
Oak Hill High School
Charles J. Brown
Mickey
GAHS
Ohio University
Three Auto Crash at Light in Gallipolis
The first three car collision of 1957 happened Sunday at Burger and Eastern. Donald Lester Henry, 32, Gallipolis, stopped at the light headed west on Eastern Ave. Charles W. Burns, 51, Delaware, tried to pass on the left and hit Helen Hunt, 32, of 910 Fourth Ave, who was eastbound. Burns then hit Henry's car. Police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Burger and
Eastern
Donald Lester Henry
Eastern Ave
Charles W. Burns
Delaware
Henry
Helen Hunt
Fourth Ave
Burns
St Joseph Aspirin Proved 3 Times Faster
Independent laboratory tests show St Joseph Aspirin absorbs faster and acts three times quicker than rival pain relievers. It relieves headaches and muscle pains without upset stomachs and is marketed as the world’s largest seller at 12¢ for 100 tablets, 49¢ for 200 tablets at a low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mills Ready for Grand Outer Guard Post in Ohio Knights
Thomas E. Mills of Gallipolis was elected grand outer guard by the Ohio Knights of Pythias in Marion. The grand lodge convention will be in Columbus September 25 to 28. Mills serves Naomi Lodge 55 as treasurer and has been county and district deputy grand chancellor. Naomi Lodge marks its 83rd year in Gallipolis with Mills' milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Gallipolis
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Marion
Mills
Grand Lodge of the Domain of Ohio
Columbus
Naomi Lodge
Order
Naomi
Maysville
J. Sherman Porter
Kentucky
J. Sherman Porter, II
Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Ady
Health Board Set to Convene in Gallia County Courthouse
Gallia County Health Nurse Mrs Pearl Hatfield said Sunday the Gallia County Board of Health will meet Saturday in the courthouse.
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Gallipolis
Pearl Hatfield
Gallia County
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