Seven Rio Grande Students To Get Pilot Licenses Next Week
Gallipolis surgeon Dr Charles E Holzer will award pilot licenses log books and pins to seven Rio Grande College aviation students at a 11 am assembly in Community Hall on the Rio Grande campus. Recipients include Edwin Edelblute Il Zelle Don Slagle Parry Shadrack Carroll McCauley Quentin Murray and Bob Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles E. Holzer
Rio Grande College Board of Trustees
Sigma Lambda Tau
Rio Grande
Edwin Edelblute
Ostrander
Ees
Il Zelle
North Georgetown
Don Slagle
Salem
Parry Shadrach
Oak Hill
Carroll McCauley
Waterloo
Quentin Murray
Ray
Bob Heath
Conyers
N. Y
Rio
Gallipolis Airways, Inc
Holzer
Civil Aeronautics
Ohio
West Virginia
Tri-State
Jerry Verdon
Rio Grande College
Janis Watts Resigns for Troy NYA Adviser Post
Gallipolis reports Miss Janis Watts resigns from the Aid for Aged to take a three months leave and join Troy as a NYA adviser. The Watts family has been based in Ada since leaving Rio Grande years ago.
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Gallipolis
Aid For Aged
Janis Watts
Troy
NYA
Watts
Ada
Rio Grande
Seven Fined in Municipal Court for Disorderly House and Loitering
In municipal court on Ave George Bush, one man was fined 25 dollars plus costs for a disorderly house. Harry Harrison Clyde Kraus James Delaney Gibbs Vivian Mayes and ce Bush were fined 10 dollars and costs each for loitering.
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Lis
Ting
Ave
George Bush
Harry Harrison
Clyde Kraus
James Delaney
Gibbs
Vivian Mayes
Ce Bush
Gallia Native Dies in Dallas at 86
Mrs. Susan Aker of Dallas Texas dies aged 86. Born in Gallipolis she married James Newton Baker. The couple settled in Texas in 1885 and she is survived by a daughter and two sons.
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Gallipolis
Dallas
Tex
Susan Aker
James Newton Baker
Texas
Critically Ill Clara Thornsley in Gallipolis Home
Mrs. Clara Thornsley widow of F. F. Thornsley is reported critically ill at her Gallipolis home in a semi conscious condition.
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Gallipolis
Clara Thornsley
F. F. Thornsley
Lovell Cherrington to Wed in Pt. Pleasant Church
Miss Mary Beth Lovell and William P. Cherrington plan a Friday ceremony at 4 30 p m at Christ Episcopal Church Pt. Pleasant with Rev Frank L Cady officiating The bride is daughter of Mrs J J Lovell and a social figure in Pt. Pleasant The groom son of Judge and Mrs H W Cherrington of Gallipolis, a Ohio University and University of Michigan Law School graduate and practicing attorney They will reside in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Mary Beth Lovell
William P. Cherrington
Christ Episcopal Church
Pt. Pleasant
Frank L. Cady
J. J. Lovell
Cherrington
H. W. Cherrington
Ohio University
University of Michigan Law School
Rabid Cow Killed in Gallia County
A Bowlesville cow owned by Everett Colwell is reported to have rabies after a probable dog bite. The animal was killed after becoming unmanageable and a Columbus lab diagnosed rabies. Three Colwell family members are receiving preventive treatment.
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Gallipolis
Everett Colwell
Bowlesville
Columbus
Colwell
Addison WCTU Set to Present Program at Grange Hall
Addison Township WCTU will present a program at Georges Creek Grange Hall Sunday at 2 p.m. The program will feature numbers by Robert French Nancy to Jack Russell Georgia Root Rev. Jennings Cremeens and Rev E C Venz with all Addison Township Sunday Schools invited to attend.
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Gallipolis
Addison Township
W.C.T.U
Georges Creek Grange Hall
Robert French
Nancy
Jack Russell
Georgia Root
Jennings Cremeens
E. c. Venz
Mail carrier marks one third century in Gallipolis
Major O. G. Lyle will observe a 33 year service milestone as a mail carrier in Gallipolis on Saturday February 8. He began his duties in 1890s and will reach exactly 33 years of service this anniversary.
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Gallipolis
O. G. Lyle
Orchardists To Be Paid for Removal of Undesirable Trees
Gallia County orchardists may receive payments in 1941 under the Articulture Conservation program for removing live, uneconomical, diseased, or insect-infested undesired apple trees. Payments scale by tree size, with limits set by soil-building allowances. dead trees receive no payment. Local committees must grant prior approval and winter removal is advised.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Agricultural Conservation Program
Ohio
New WPA Project to Cover City Reservoir and Build Drain
Feb 3 set to start a $200,000 WPA operation in Gallipolis to cover the city reservoir with concrete, build a 1400 foot overflow drain to a storm sewer, and modernize a road around the water basin. Engineer Charles Warner designated as consultant. project employs 150 to 200 workers and totals about $44,000 in materials and labor.
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Gallipolis
Portsmouth Ave
Mound Hill Cemetery
Zanesville
Charles Warner
WPA
Close Guard Maintained at Eureka Dam
Eureka Dam near Gallipolis keeps strict vigilance for sabotage prevention. About 20 workers warn trespassers off government property. only boat captains may leave their craft to look out. no stores or access to the lock-wall. Official rules from the U S Engineering Department for the Hunting district are enforced.
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Gallipolis
Eureka
United States Engineering Department
Hunting
New Project To Cut Cost Of Relief
A WPA project to save Gallia County relief costs is planned. Relief workmen in other counties handle surplus commodities and clerical tasks, and Gallia County may seek a similar arrangement from the new board of county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Board of County Commissioners
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlights and Outings
Gallipolis social page covers a busy week with the annual First Baptist Church covered dish supper for about thirty five attendees and seven new members welcomed. English Club readings and a Pembroke Club talk by Mrs Shane on Our Potential Problems in the Atlantic are noted alongside trustee dinner hosts and travels to Washington for inauguration ceremonies. Mrs Cabot of Columbus attended for Fred Hanson’s funeral with library visits by a Venezuelan librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galliipolis
First Baptist Church
Florence Wickline
Ruth Bonham
Dimple Lane
Mamie Robinson
Iva France
Esta Reese
Florence Oliver
Madge Shahan
Bessie McNealey
F. W. Shane
Pembroke Club
Dwight Wetherholt
G. R. Phillips
Northup
W. W. Phillips
Waterloo
Fred Phillips
Zanesville
Washington
George Maze
Florida
Charles Cabot
Columbus
Fred H. Hanson
Paul Noon
Hildamar Escalante
Venezuela
Gallipolis
United States
Hold Ward Rites In Gallia County
Interment services were held at Swan Creek Cemetery for Mrs. William A Ward 63 who died two days earlier at her Huntington home. She was a native of Gallia County and is survived by her son William Ward and her brother J J Scott both of Huntington.
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Gallipolis
Swan Creek
William A. Ward
Huntington
Gallia County
William Ward
J. J. Scott
Grand Jury holds Benny Manna on arson charge in rail car
Benny Manna, colored, remains jailed after a municipal court hearing on a charge of building a fire in a freight car while intoxicated. Damage described as slight. The Gallia County Youth Group plans a meeting in Gallipolis on the night of January 30 at an undisclosed location.
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Gallipolis
Benny Manna
Gallia County
Ill Fated Lighthouse Site At Diamond Shoals
Two tries in 1891 and 1894 to erect a permanent lighthouse on the outer reef of Diamond Shoals off Cape Hatteras NC failed. No later attempt has replaced the Diamond lightship. Military men in full dress wear medals only on formal social occasions.
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Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Burdette Granted Divorce in Gallipolis Custody Award
Mrs Hester Gardner Burdette receives a divorce from William Ray Burdette. Custody of their child is awarded to Mrs Burdette with William Ray Burdette ordered to contribute 3 dollars weekly for the child’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hester Gardner Burdette
William Ray Burdette
Illness Strikes Boatman Aboard John W Hubbard
Guy G. Roberts of Bladen fell ill at Evansville Indiana while his steamer John W Hubbard lay there. He was moved to a marine hospital in Louisville Kentucky. The report notes Australian hospital patients with head or neck injuries use a radio pillow with a weak loud speaker made of sponge rubber.
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Gallipolis
Guy G. Roberts
Bladen
John W. Hubbard
Evansville
Ind
Louisville
Loin Steak and Roasts Advertised in Grocery Sale
An old advertisement lists various meat and pantry items including loin steak cut from young steer beef, boneless prime rib roast, baby beef roasting hens, young potatoes, dill pickles, 40 oz jor mince fat, 2 pounds, catsup, 8 large bottles, corned beef 12 oz cans, Morton's salt plain or iodized, and a sale note with prices for two items.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Gallia
Addison Wctu
State Board of Health
Glenn Frost
Alta Hill Park
Younger
Warner
Gallipolis Social Notes
Anna Wiseman
Mildred Wise
Margaret McCormick
Artie Watts
Miss Wiseman
Patsy Haskins
Mrs. Shane
O. J. White
Consumers’ Guide
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Clover Farm
Glendale
Oxydol
Spork Clover Farm
Sauerkraut
Kelloggs
Ripe Tomatoes
Alaska
Valumes Clover Farm
Calif
Edgemont
Tollie
W. 7c
Okg
Nes
ABC
Bologna
Greth
Pe Peer
Calvert
NEA
Eva Swanson
Michigan City
Melbert O. Swanson
HEINZ
Frankfurters
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