Gallipolis Youths Plan Airflight Club and School
Gallipolis youths form an airflight club with plans to buy a Taylor-Craft two-person plane to be housed at the Gallipolis Airport. Promoters include Col. E. H. Wilson and Milton Tipton with 16 prospective student flyers. A Friday meeting at 44 Grape Street will choose a flying instructor and finalize arrangements.
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Gallipolis
Col
E. H. Wilson
Pt. Pleasant
Milton Tipton
Maurice Burnette
Rufus Elcessor
Billy Cardwell
Albert Franz
Tipton
Grape St
Seniors Present Temperance Education Program in Gallipolis
Home Room 16 seniors led a temperance education program arranged by Miss Catherine Morrison. Speakers included Paul Davis on Alcohol and Driving, Fred Carman on Alcohol and Athletics, Marian Alexander on Liquor Advertisements and Propaganda, Margie Dillon on Alcohol Stimulus or Narcotic, and Mildred Alexander on Alcohol and Crime. The event aligns with state education topics under E. N. Dietrich.
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Gallipolis
Home Room 16
Carl C. Byers
Paul Davis
Fred Carman
Marian Alexander
Margie Dillion
Mildred Alexander
Home
Catherine Morrison
E. N. Dietrich
Educators Visit Rio Grande on Wednesday
Dr. W. W. Charters Dr. Frank H. McNutt Dr. T. C. Holy and Dr. George Baker prominent educators from the Northern Baptist Convention committee visited Rio Grande College Wednesday with President Lewis and faculty. They toured the school plant and inspected nearby farm land for potential purchase if the college becomes a self help school.
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Gallipolis
W. W. Charters
Frank H. McNutt
T. C. Holy
George Baker
Northern Baptist Convention
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande
Lewis
Gallia Film Depicts Growth of Rural Welsh Churches
A home talent motion picture filmed in Gallia and Jackson Counties during summer portrays church expansion in the Parish of the Templed Hills. Dr. A H Limouze and Dr. C T Thorne led a crew using over 22 000 feet of film with local Welsh residents acting.
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Gallipolis
Templed Hills
A. H. Limouze
C. T. Thorne
New York
Gallia
Jackson
Limouze
Moriah
Soar
Bethel
Sardis
Peniel
Pyre
WPA adds 40 jobs in Gallipolis area
Following the certification office establishment, about 40 persons were added to WPA rolls and many more will be employed. The total now stands at 412. Funeral services for Mrs. Emma C. Bailey aged 57 were held Thursday morning at Clover, West Virginia. She was the mother of Charles Bailey of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
WPA
Emma C. Bailey
Clover
W. Va
Charles Bailey
Duke the Brownie Hat dog loses playmate on court lawn
Duke, a cocker spaniel in Gallipolis Brownie Hat field, befriends a lone courthouse lawn squirrel after daily mutual chases. The squirrel, survivor of six, enjoys play with Duke until a new dog arrives, leaving Duke disconsolate.
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Gallipolis
Brownie Hatfield
Duke
Brownie
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlights Local News
J W Warden heads to Logan West Virginia to start a business with Mrs Warden joining later. Circle meets Presbyterian Church luncheon program. Various residents visit relatives in Columbus Charleston Huntington Wheel ing Racoon Island and Gallipolis with visiting guests and relatives. Local births and marriages announced along with travel plans to Florida and Columbus engagements.
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J. W. Warden
Logan
W. Va
The
Presbyterian Church
C. S. Catzen
Iranna
Charleston
Homer Houston
Russell, Ky
Ruena Rathburn
Huntington
Mary Rathburn
R. C. Arthurs
E. V. Rawn
Charles E. Holzer
W. V. Ingels
Wheeling
Harlan
Glenna Rose
Calvin Stower
James Taylor
Bladen
Dayton Fife
Raccoon Island
Elmer and
Eloise Taylor
Judson Walters
Oliver Stower
Gallipolis
Women’s Home Missionary Society of
Sandfork
Sherwin
B. A. Sherwin
John Danner
Harold Danner
Clair Kimball
Henry Grube
Croton
Ellen Cherrington
Alice
Lola C. Neal
County allocates funds to reroute Thivener Clay Chapel Road
Gallia County commissioners set aside 2122 dollars to shift the Thivener Clay Chapel Road to avert overflow from Raccoon Creek. The project will be reimbursed by the Federal Government due to its public necessity. Ruth Davis songs daily at 1 30 p m over WBNS Columbus station. Miss Davis and sister Mary are Ohio State students living with Ada Davis in Columbus. Nurses district meeting to be held at Holzer Hospital dining room Friday evening will feature address by Dr N A Martin.
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Gallipolis
Thivener-Clay Chapel
Higher Pool
Raccoon Creek
Ruth Davis
John Newton Davis
WBNS
Columbus
Miss Davis
Mary
Ohio State University
Ada Davis
Ohio State Nurses’ Association
Holzer Hospital
N. A. Martin
Poultry Farm Attacked. Birds Destructed in Gallipolis
At H. W. Walter poultry farm in Gallipolis dogs maimed or killed about a dozen Single Comb White Leghorn cockerels on Wednesday. Local authorities investigating livestock damage and animal welfare records.
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Gallipolis
H. W. Walter
Boy Keeps Goat Trade Bargain With Hay and Gear
In San Rafael California 12 year old Mike Stocking defies parents by trying to barter a goat for its keep. He returns home with three bales of hay one sack of barley spurs a rifle scabbard chaps 100 rounds of ammo and a kiata prompting a retrade.
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David Harum
San Rafael
Cal
Mike” Stocking
Veterans Gallipolis Physician to Observe 91st Birthday
Dr. Alonzo B. Garrett of Gallipolis will mark his 91st birthday Friday at his home 315 Third Ave. A birthday dinner at noon will be hosted with visits from the local Daughters of Union Veterans chapter. Garrett is noted as Ohio’s oldest practicing physician and the state’s oldest Knights of Pythias member. He served in the Civil War and is the last surviving veteran in Gallipolis. He held U S consular posts in Mexico and Canada and showcases Civil War memories at home alongside Mrs Garrett’s acclaimed oil paintings.
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Gallipolis
Alonzo B. Garrett
Daughters of Union Veterans
Garrett
Dr. Garrett
United States
Mexico
Canada
Gallia County Receives $892 Monthly Sales Tax Aid
Gallia County will receive $892.66 monthly from sales tax funds for direct relief. County auditor E. D. Keeler says the county must add half as much, $446.33, to complete the relief funding.
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Gallipolis
E. D. Keeler
Gallia County
Our Home Museum Reaches Five Thousand Visitors
The Our House Lafayette Memorial Museum in Gallipolis has welcomed its five thousandth visitor. Miss Wanita Booth reports registrations from nearly every state, with few from Gallipolis. Wallace Nutting, a noted authority, calls the museum highly authentic.
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Gallipolis
Our House
Lafayette Memorial Museum
Wanita Booth
Vermont
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Montana
Kansas
Broughal Castle Birr
Ireland
Miss Booth
Wallace Nutting
Tearing Down Old Atwood Hall at Rio Grande College
Gallipolis reports work on demolishing the empty shell of Atwood Hall begun after a fire destroyed the 51 year old building. Rio Grande College students plan fundraising for a new hall and will sell souvenir bricks across multiple Ohio towns on Saturday to raise funds.
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Gallipolis
Atwood Hall
Rio Grande College
Nehemiah
Permelia Atwood
Portsmouth
Jackson
South Webster
New Boston
Vinton
Wellston
Ironton
Chillicothe
McArthur
Oak Hill
Middleport
Pomeroy
Waverly
Piketon
Board adds WPA investigators to aid Jones and Rake
Gallipolis reports the County Commissioners add Ferry Dillon Owen Boster and Susan Rake as WPA investigators assisting county certification officer Othneil Jones. Rake has been employed since January. Rio Grande Western Athletic Association to stage several events Friday evening during the Rio Grande versus Alfred Holbrook basketball game.
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Gallipolis
Women's Athletic Association of
Rio Grande
Gallia Native Recalls 4500 Mile Travel Trek
J Ira Topping of Gallia County and Detroit legal circles writes from The Messenger about a 4500 mile west and south journey. He notes holidays in Cheyenne and Denver, travels through Fort Worth Dallas Shreveport Baton Rouge New Orleans and along the Gulf Coast to Montgomery Alabama. recalls Camp Sheridan where a prison now stands.
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Gallipolis
Messenger
J. Ira Topping
Gallia County
Detroit
Cheyenne
Denver
Fort Worth
Dallas
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Montgomery
Ala
Camp Sheridan
Woodmen Elect Heads In Gallipolis Camp
Gallipolis Camp Modern Woodmen of America installs R P McCarley as consul and lists officers including W J Jackson past consul J E Foster advisor Frank Brothers banker John Preston watchman W H Sharp sentry Raymond Jones clerk John Lear Lee Halley H A Cardwell trustees Clyde Neal escort. Albert Bayless purchases 100 acre Williams estate near Rodney and plans to occupy in spring.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Camp
Woodmen of America
R. P. McCarley
W. J. Jackson
J. E. Foster
Frank Brothers
John Preston
W. H. Sharp
Raymond Jones
John Lear
Lee Halley
H. A. Cardwell
Clyde Neal
Albert Bayless
East Gallipolis
William Williams
Rodney
Tonic claims to restore health and skin glow
An advertisement promotes $8.8 Tonic as an internal remedy to feed skin tissues from within. It claims to increase red blood cells, restore weight, energy, nerves, and a natural health glow, with availability at any drug store.
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U.S.S
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