Gallipolis Driver Arrested After Route 7 Crash
State Highway Patrol reports a Route 7 collision near Cheshire involving Thomas Irving Hendrix 25 Langsville who left the scene and was jailed on a 300 bond set by Jude W. H. Jones and to be arraigned at 5 p m. in municipal court.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Thomas Irving Hendrix
Langsville
Hendrix
Jude William H. Jones
Jim Fitch
Cheshire
Middleport
John H. Crace
Oak Hill
Wendell Horton
Oak Tr
Otho F. Shires
Rio Grande
Wilbur Reese
Columbus
John Neel
Naval Air Station
Jackson- Ross County
Mackenzie Joins First National Bank In Gallipolis
Robert Mackenzie of 535 Third Ave. becomes an employee of First National Bank replacing Nolan P. Carter who resigned. Mackenzie previously worked six months at Claude Miller funeral home. He is Ohio University alum, Navy veteran, married to Minnie Waters, a city schools teacher. Carter has not announced plans.
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Gallipolis
Robert Mackenzie
Third Ave
First National Bank
Nolan P. Carter
Edgemont Drive
Mackenzie
Claude Miller
Robert McKenzie
Third St
Ohio University
Minnie Waters
Wellston
Carter
Gallia County Land Transfers Highlight Ward of Property Deals
Gardner McCormick transfers 85.13 acres in Green Township to Garland and Marie Saunders. Multiple deeds list eight to 148.43 acres among buyers in Cheshire Cheshire Township Clay Perry and Gallipolis areas, including releases of easement to Ohio Power Co and transfers to individuals such as Mary Maude Reynolds and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner McCormick
Garland
Marie Saunders
Green Township
Alice B
Alonzo Grover
H. C. Athey
Cheshire
Georgia Garrison Et al
Ned Eachus
Roy
Bernice Will
Addison
Garnie Fillinger
Lafette Barry
Olla T. Barry
Guyan
Dorothy Virginia Ingerick
Marjorie W
Lawrence F. Gates
Susan Priestly
City
Mary Maude Reynolds
David Clayton Priestley
Magdalene Rodgers
Clarence Rodgers
J. Raymond Hoy
Paul O
Ida M. Jagers
Clay
G. C
Myrtle Short
Burton
Deloise Kutzley
Perry
Vernie Dean
Dean Edwards
Edward Dean
George A
Livestock Market Prices Catalog Feedlot Ranges and Hogs Cattle Veal
The report lists current price ranges for hogs cattle veal calves sheep and lambs with per head and weight brackets. Hogs 175 to 220 lbs 21 to 22 dollars and 220 to 250 lbs 21 to 22 dollars lights 20 to 22 dollars fat sows 14 to 18 dollars stags 12 to 18 dollars boars 10 to 15 dollars sows and pigs 75 to 150 dollars shoats 5 to 25 dollars. Cattle steers 18 to 25 dollars heifers 18 to 24 dollars baby beef 18 to 25 dollars fat cows 14 to 20 dollars canners 10 to 15 dollars bulls 16 to 24 dollars milk cows 100 to 250 dollars. Veal calves tops 34 seconds 30 to 34 dollars medium 25 to 30 dollars common and heavies 15 to 30 dollars culls 15 to 20 dollars. Sheep ewes and lambs 6 to 12 dollars stock ewes 5 to 12 dollars fat sheep 6 to 12 dollars culls 1 to 5 dollars bucks 5 to 12 dollars fat wethers 5 to 12 dollars. Lambs tops 24 dollars seconds 15 to 20 dollars lightweights 12 to 15 dollars common 10 to 15 dollars.
Family Notices from Burr Oak Area
Mrs Dessie Dun can of near Wrightstown called on aunt Mrs Eva Ivers. Miss Virginia Ivers spent an afternoon with Rosie and Louise Post. Grant Post is visiting his son Sheldon in Mobile Alabama. Mrs Eva Ivers.
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Burr Oak
Dessie Duncan
Wrightstown
Eva Ivers
Virginia Ivers
Rosie
Louise Post
Grant Post
Sheldon
Mobile
Ala
Air Cadet Training Plan Expanded To Eight Classes
Sergeant William A. Wood states the U S Air Force will expand the aviation cadet training program from three to eight classes per year to cut waiting times for qualified young men. The April 4 class starts the expanded program, limited to 600 trainees, with six week intervals between classes. Qualifications require ages 20 to 26½, two years of college, and high moral physical and personal standards. The 12 month course covers flying academic work and military training, with graduates earning pilot wings and a commission as second lieutenant.
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Gallipolis
William A. Wood
U. S. Air Force
Wood
Burglary in Gallipolis Loot Valued at 159 Dollars
A burglary at 63 Chillicothe Rd Gallipolis occurred Saturday night between 6 30 and 9 30 p m while residents were away. Loot included watches jewelry a radio two silver dollars a ring and other items. Police questioned two suspects for gasoline theft with no link. Charles L Richards of Gallipolis faces larceny charges. George H Burns of Gallipolis charged with intoxication. Gladys Mainer of Cleveland held on intoxication charge and released on 15 dollar bond.
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Gallipolis
Loren Howard
Chillicothe Rd
Howard
McKnight Davies Hardware Store
Charles Lester Richards
George H. Burns
Gladys Mainer
Cleveland
Set Shots and Lay-Ups in Marquette 48 Screen
Marquette coach describes the 48 screen used against man to man and switching defenses. Center Frank McCabe, a six foot eight player, receives the pass and scores on a lay-up after a sequence involving five screens for two.
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Milwaukee
Nea
Marquette
Frank McCabe
Five
You Can Win This Contest If You Lose
AP News features MIAMI. The Metropolitan Miami tournament offers prizes including a tough luck trophy and four perpetual trophies for best catches. The 196 day event runs to April with no admission fee and attracts anglers from 44 states plus international entrants.
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Miami
Philip Wylie
States
District of Columbia
Europe
Canada
South America
Cattle Sale Set for April 19 at Athens Fairgrounds
Gallia County agricultural agent Bill Smith announced after a Pomeroy meeting that a Hereford cattle sale is assured. The event will occur April 19 in the Athens fairgrounds cattle barn with 45 head consigned. The sale is organized by the Southeastern Ohio Hereford Breeders association and includes cattle from outside member herds. Attendees included H E Shaver and son Stanley, and Denver Walker.
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Gallipolis
Bill Smith
Pomeroy
Athens Fairgrounds
Seven New Books Displayed at Library
Gallia County District Library displays seven new postal reserve volumes on Monday. Titles include Read to Survival by William Vogt Memphis Down in Dixie by Shields McKwaine The Memoirs of Cordell Hull by Cordell Hull The Invisible Island by Irwin Stark Heart in Pilgrimage by Evelyn Eaton and Edward R Moore The Sky and the Forest by C S Forester The Cradle and the Grave by Aaron Marc Stein
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
William Vogt
Memphis
Dixie
Shields McKwaine
Cordell Hull
Cordell, Hull
Irwin Stark
Evelyn Eaton
Edward R. Moore
C. S. Forester
Aaron Marc Stein
Hospital notes list admissions births and discharges
Holzer Hospital notes reveal admissions including Cressie L. Stone Coalton Mrs William Lucas Wellston Mrs Clyde Ingels Middleport and others. Births report a daughter to Mrs Lestia Taylor Bla den. Discharges include Mrs Fred Lawrence Maurice Grover and several others. VFW Auxiliary potluck meeting set Chauncey Monday at 8 p.m.
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Gallipolis
Cressie L. Stone
Coalton
William Lucas
Wellston
Clyde Ingels
Middleport
James Duncan
City
Alice E. Davis
Gallia
Irma Whittington
Cheshire
Kenneth Cherrington
Jackson
Grace McCoy
Buffalo
W.va
E. E. Higginbotham
Dunbar
Mary Davis
Patriot
Dallas Young
Point Pleasant
William Mercer
Clarence Aldrich
VFW
Sebring Sets 22nd All Ohio Class A Tourney Dates
Sebring schedules the 22nd annual All Ohio Class A Amateur Independent basketball tournament for March 14 to 19 at the high school gym. Last year Akron M O Neil won the title with Massillon Shank Lincoln Tavern as runners up. Invitations and forms will be sent to top Class A and AA teams across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Interested teams may contact F G Mills Box 12 Sebring for info.
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Sebring
Akron M. O'Neil
Massillon Shanklin Lincoln Tavern
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
F. G. Mills
Box 12
Sugar Bowl Pay Sets New Postseason Record
Oklahoma and North Carolina will each receive 103081.48 as their take home pay from the Sugar Bowl after net proceeds from the New Year’s Day game. Oklahoma won 14-6. Sugar Bowl President Frank Schaub said checks were mailed, noting it the largest pay to participating teams.
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New Orleans
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Frank Schaub
Schaub
River traffic reports from Gallipolis and Kanawha River locks
Sunday river traffic at Gallipolis locks lists Arden Repub lic of Pittsburgh Cornell Hatfield schedules. Kanawha River boats include Sullivan Dolle Price Winfield. Other district movements include Patriot Kenna Creighton Lewis Jones Bruce Sohio State Tennessee Hurley with gauges of 18.2 feet and 16 feet at rollers. Ka nawha Falls reads 4.32 falling.
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Gallipolis
Arden
Republic of Pittsburgh
Cornell
Hatfield
Kanawha River
Sullivan
Dolle
Winfield
Price
Patriot
Kenna
Creighton
Lewis
Jones
Bruce
Sohio State
Tennessee
Hurley
Kanawha Falls
Cincinnati Market Report Hogs Cattle and Poultry Prices
Market roundup from Cincinnati dated January 17 notes hogs at steady to 25 cents lower than Friday with various weight bands listed, sow prices up, and heavy offerings scarce. Cattle and calves show uneven slaughter grades with declines in steers and heifers, light offerings steady to higher for some weights, and beef cows and bulls trading weaker or steady. Sheep receipts include western bred lambs and steady quotable bids. Poultry and butter prices are given, with potatoes listed in wholesale ranges.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Classified Ad Rates and Instructions From The Messenger
The notice outlines ad insertion rules and rates including one incorrect insertion tolerance, how to read and report errors by phone, payment methods, and deadlines. It also covers three and six day ads, refunds for partial runs, handling of references, and address instructions. A farewell note from Martha Sue Potter and an auctioneering line follow, then an antique furniture service advertisement.
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Foremost
NEA Service
Bill Chandler
Brigham Young
Scissors
Four
AP News
Collins L. Carter
Albion
Mich
Martin
Miami Beach
Anglers, Inc
Florida
Millfield
Millfield Church
Johin Dailey
Hilliards
Lebanon
Marion
Illinois
Michigan
Tutzing
Germany
Rudolf Steineck
Gerhard P. Seinig
Holzer Hospital
Cincinnati Livestock
U.S. A
Martha Sue Potter
Harold Goddard
Southern Ohio Trading CO
W. Union Street
Fox
James Judson
Guysville
Ace Carsey
Athens
Sigal
Jim Scanlan
W. Union
Nye
Oldsmobile
Packard
Chevrolet
N. Court St
O. K
Beasley and Mathews, Inc
Athens, Ohio
Dodge
C. A. Daugherty CO. Odge
Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
BUICK
Crosley
Ford Tudor
Buick CO
GMC
S. W. McGathey
New Plymouth
Lewis Schoeman
Trimble
Hocking St
Frank Grimm
Wadel Jarvis
Stewart, Ohio
Algeo Motor Sales
Universal
Jeep
Athens Willys CO
Washington St
Pontiac
International
Willys
Hudson
Shouse Auto Service
Hudson Motor Cars and
Shell Products
Albany
Clinton Bean
Herschel Riley
Richiang Ave
Sewell's Sales & Service
Albany, Ohio
Athens Auto Parts
B. F. Goodrich
Athens Motor Sales
DeSoto
Plymouth Sales & Service
W. State St
Ford
Indiana
Studebaker
Athens Junk CO
Buck's Auto Supply
Auto Glass
Athens Junk Company
N. Shafer
Auto Service
Roger Dean
BROWN
Pol&King
Serra
C. R. White
Dean
Ray Riggs
Jene
Sibattianns
NASH
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