Gallia County Agricultural Society presents slate of 37 names
Gallia County voters are asked to choose 15 rural directors 3 urban directors 3 at large and 3 women auxiliary leaders from a 37 names slate. The society with 175 members follows Ohio Department of Agriculture guidelines and allows mail voting with in person ballots Feb 18 from 1 to 3 pm at the agricultural extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Jim Ballard
Pat Bradley
T. F. Burleson
Gilbert Daniels
Ralph Davis
Arthur Elliott
Garland Elliott
Tim Evans
Melvin Gatewood
Melvin Gilbert
S. M. Harrison
Clarence Irwin
Briggs Kirby
Foster Lewis
Frank Mills
O’dell Northup
Ross Northup
Finley Richards
James Roush
Wendell Roush
Stanley Shaver
Paul Shaw
Tanner Wood
Frank Christ
G. M. Hout
Jack Knight
John Lusher
Harland Martin
Tom Mills
John Steinbeck
Homer W. Walter
John McNealey
Ernest Riggs
Charles Shaver
E. A. Edwards
Arlene Roush
Dale Shafer
Ice
How To Go to Sleep By Richard Kleiner
Dr James Bender a psychologist shares a 15 point program to help insomniacs sleep better. He advises a proper bed and pillow, dark quiet room, baths, music, snacks, reading, and relaxing exercises as tricks to induce slumber.
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New York
James Bender
Bender
Morpheus
Dr. Bender
Kiwanis Hear Piano Concert At LaFayette Hotel
LaDonna Jean Ecker performed a piano concert for the Kiwanis at the Lafayette Hotel in Gallipolis. Members called it an audition for an upcoming recital. Two new members were welcomed: Harry M. Davis of Down Tain Printing Co. and Max Avner of Mac's Auto Store. Guests included N. G. Somerville of Huntington West Virginia and Jimmy Foster, son of Dr. Howard Foster. Key Club attendees were Lewis Arnold and Jimmy Mullineaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
LaDonna Jean Ecker
Kiwanis Club
Lafayette Hotel
Kiwanians
Miss Ecker
Harry M. Davis
Downtain Printing Co
Max Avner
Mac’s Auto Store
N. G. Somerville
Huntington
W. Va
Jimmy Foster
Howard Foster
Lewis Arnold
Jimmy Mullineaux
Divorce Sought by Darlene Price in Gallipolis Court
Darlene Price of Gallipolis seeks divorce and alimony from Cecil W. Price in Common Pleas court. She cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The defendant is enjoined from disposing of real estate and personal property. They married in 1947.
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Gallipolis
Darlene Price
Common Pleas Court
Cecil W. Price
Pastors Talk as Rotarians Plan Events and Tours
The Rev. W. H. Green urged Rotary members at Farmers Hotel to keep the Bible as a timeless guide. Ohio State treasurer may speak. Alfred Arnold heads ticket sales for a 56-piece choir appearance on Feb 10 at Washington school auditorium. committee members named. Rotary aligns with Kiwanis and others for March 14 Chamber of Commerce meeting. mid-year assembly set for Foster home. Guests include Carl W. Albrecht and Clyde McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. H. Green
First Baptist Church
Rotary Club
Farmers Hotel
Paul Foster
Ohio State
Rotary
Ohio State University
Washington School
Foster
Alfred Arnold
Marshall Boggs
Harold Brown
Bill Cherrington
Edwin E. Higgins
William H. Jones
Gus Kerr
F. W. McDermott
William H. Smith
Ernest Wiseman
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce and Business and
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Foster
Carl W. Albrecht
Greenville
Clyde McCormick
Somerset
Party Given At Cheshire
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Swisher hosted a neighborly gathering at their Cheshire home. Music was supplied by Harold and Marie Wheaton James and Afton McKee and lunch was served to a long list of attendees.
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Cheshire
Ira Swisher
Harold and
Marie Wheaton
James and
Afton McKee
Tony Elkins
Gerald Swisher
C. James
Paul Gordon
Harold Wheaton
Claire
Clarence
Juanita
Shirley
James
Marie
Ethel
Lillymae Wheaton
Virginia
Grace
Daisy
Bobby Swisher
Bill Thomas
Ross Taylor
Anna Bell
Woodrow
Kerwood
Gordon Roush
Junior Jackson
Innocent Plea Entered On Assault Charge
Ara Swisher of Cheshire pleaded innocent to assault and battery at arraignment before Judge Betz. Bond set at 300 dollars. Charged by information warrant issued by county prosecutor John E Halliday. complaint signed by union mine workers organizer Joseph Kostecka.
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Gallipolis
Ara
Kasler Baby Born In Logan With Kasler and Dust Families
Mr and Mrs Bill Kasler of Trimble announce the birth of a son Stephen Alan at Hocking Valley Hospital Logan on January 22. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harmon Kasler Amesville and Mr and Mrs Harry Dust Trimble Route 1.
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Glouster
Bill Kasler
Trimble
Stephen Alan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Harmon Kasler
Amesville
Harry Dust
Daughter Madeline Kay Gyure Born in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Pete Gyure announce the birth of a daughter Madeline Kay born January 17. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dan Gyure and Mr Jim Giacomo, all of Glouster.
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Glouster
Pete Gyure
Madeline Kay
Dan Gyure
Jim Giacomo
River Traffic Report From Gallipolis Locks Summary
Gallipolis locks logged vessel movements including the Patriot Sullivan Kenna Jayson Rowe and Solway London service on Tuesday and Wednesday. Kanawha River entries included Weir Rankin Penn Sailor Cook Semet Bruce with gauges showing Kanawha Falls at 4.26 feet and water levels around 18 feet.
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Gallipolis
Patriot
Sullivan
Kenna
Jayson
Rowe
Kanawha
Solway
London
Weir
Rankin
Penn
Sailor
Cook
Semet
Bruce
Kanawha Falls
Boy Admits Rifle Theft and Robbery Plans
A 14 year old boy was sentenced to Boys Industrial School at Lancaster by Judge John W. Howell after being part of a quartet of teens arrested for stealing a .22 rifle and plotting a robbery. Details included threats to shoot if surprised. Three teens received probation. the BIS inmate had prior offenses and probation.
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Gallipolis
Lancaster
John W. Howell
Howell
Bis
Truck Mishap Injures One Near Thurman Route 35
A tractor-trailer carrying empty beer bottles left Route 35 two miles west of Thurman and toppled into a creek. Loren Shields of Wellston, 35, reportedly fell asleep, suffering fractured ribs and a possible dislocated shoulder. The Wellston Ice and Cold Storage Co. owned the rig. A wrecker worked all day to remove the wreckage.
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Gallipolis
Thurman
State Highway Patrol
Loren Shields
Wellston
Wellston Ice and Cold Storage Co
Holzer Hospital Admissions And Discharges
Admitted are Loren Shields Wellston Ruth C Bailey Columbus Mrs Ernest Major Wilkesville Mrs Addie M Dillon Gallipolis Mrs Jacob K Shook Coalton Mrs Emsy Stover Bladen Ford E Rhodes Spencer West Virginia Mrs Albert Van Cooney Middleport Shirley Ann Clark Jackson Discharges include Nimrod Fridley Edwin Wehring Arthur Taylor and son Robert McCarley William Paugh Charles Bodimer Edward Taylor Mrs Charles Massar Yolanda Dickerson Return from trip Gallipolis O M Stewart Vinton and Stanford Cremeens visited Grand Ole Opera in Nashville during a Kentucky Tennessee trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Shields
Wellston
Ruth C. Bailey
Columbus
Ernest Major
Wilkesville
Addie M. Dillon
Gallipolis
Jacob K. Shook
Coalton
Emsy Stover
Bladen
Ford E. Rhodes
Spencer
W. Va
Albert van Cooney
Middleport
Shirley Ann Clark
Jackson
Nimrod Fridley
Edwin Wehring
Arthur Taylor and Son
Robert McCar
Glouster Personal Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Springfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vernon spent the weekend at their Glouster home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harrison visited here at the Vaughn residence. Jeannine Bailey of Columbus and Barbara Dunlevy of Columbus were guests here over Sunday. Andrew Wolf, employed in Columbus, returned for the weekend with his parents. Donna Rogers of Columbus visited her parents. Daniel K. Teater, minister of the Glouster Church of Christ, attended a Butler Springs Christian Service Camp executives meeting in Portsmouth on Monday.
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Ernest Vernon
Springfield
Cecil Harrison
Harry Vaughn
Jeannine Bailey
Columbus
Barbara Dunlevy
Andrew Wolf
Joe Wolf
Donna Rogers
H. A. Rogers
Daniel K. Teater
Glouster Church of Christ
Butler Springs Christian Service Camp
Portsmouth
Dance Planned Saturday Evening in Jacksonville
Elmer D. Davis says Mohawk Aerie No. 1034 FOE will sponsor a dance January 28 in Eagles Hall Jacksonville. Proceeds go to the March of Dimes campaign. No fixed admission. Music by Ralph McDaniel Orchestra.
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Glouster
Elmer D. Davis
Jacksonville
Mohawk Aerie No
FOE
Eagles Hall
Ralph McDaniel
Wrong Hospital in Auto Crash Report Clarified
Miss Jennie Palmer was taken to a Steubenville Ohio hospital after an automobile accident, not to Hocking Valley Hospital at Logan as previously reported. The correction updates the location of medical treatment for the incident.
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Glouster
Jennie Pamer
Steubenville
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Logan
Laurel Cliff Notes Nearby Death and Visits Report
Laurel Cliff and Cincinnati figures attend distant bereavement for James Radford. Local residents Lester Brookover and Theodore Sharp family relations visit. Jean Haggy visits relatives Dutch Haggy and aunt. William Jacobs and family from Cincinnati spend weekend with kin. A stork shower honors Mrs Jacobs at Pearl Jacobs home. Mrs Ratliff ill. daughter Mrs Karr assists. Mrs Pearl Parker noted.
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Laurel Cliff
O. H. Radford
Cincinnati
Ethel Lowery
Columbus
James Radford
Lester Brookover
Jacobs
Pearl Jacobs
John Ratliff
Charles Karr
Audience Turns Leadership Meet Into Workshop
Gallia County Ohio Tuesday featured Bruce Tom extension specialist from Ohio State University leading a rural leadership training session. He used the audience for a practical demonstration of how to conduct meetings and outlined ten aims from recreating community to fostering democracy and neighborly tolerance.
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Gallipolis
R. Bruce Tom
Ohio State University
Tom
Mr. Toms
Kiwanis appoints committees under new president
Kiwanis Club president Joe Williams names committees at a dinner meeting. Public Affairs includes Dr. C. F. Patton as chairman with B. R. Angle, Roger Kittle, L. E. Richardson and William Meyer. Other groups cover Youth Service Program Support of Churches Attendance and Membership Education and Reception. An 82 percent attendance 1949 report was presented and plans for a spring band concert were outlined.
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Glouster
Joe Williams
Kiwanis Club
George H. Campbell
Merrill Ogg
Richard Guinther
Ben Goldberg
Enlow Grubbs
Lawrence Golbert
Dan Kovach
Ray Lange
C. F. Patton
Enlow
Ray White
Lawrence Colbert
Williams
Class Meets At Church In Willing Workers Session
The Willing Workers Class at the Methodist Church met Friday evening with Mrs. William Leadbetter in charge. Hostesses were Mrs. Isabel Bullock Mrs. May Oliver and Mrs. Mildred Lantz. A five dollar March of Dimes contribution was voted. Readings were given by Mrs. Edna Embrey Mrs. Esta Gardner Mrs. May Oliver and Mrs. Clara Gooding. Fifteen members attended and were served refreshments.
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Glouster
William Leadbetter
Methodist Church
Isabel Bullock
May Oliver
Mildred Lantz
Rich-Loaf Announces Promotions of Two Executives
Rich Loaf, Inc. announces advancement of two executives. R. G. Brunton of Portsmouth becomes vice president in charge of advertising and sales and B. P. Ventis is named vice president in charge of plant production and personnel.
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Glouster
Rich-Loaf, Inc
L. E. Richardson
R. G. Brunton
Portsmouth
B. P. Ventis
Sunday Creek Rises Six Feet After Rain
Rain about seven eighths of an inch Tuesday caused Sunday Creek to rise about six feet. The creek remained within its banks at 9:30 p.m. The day’s high reached 70 and fell to 62 by 9:30.
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Sunday Creek
The
Mercury
Hostess to Club Glouster Friday Evening
Mrs. Harry Vaughn will host the N. T. Club at her Front Street home Friday at 7 30 p.m. The gathering promises a social evening with members and guests invited to attend.
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Glouster
Harry Vaughn
N. T
Front St
Past Grands Hold Meeting in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met at Mary Conaway's home in Jacksonville Monday evening under president Lena Bratka. Guests included Gladys Kempton Katherine Oskey Mary Jane Swartz Miss Mary Ann Conaway and Duane Roberts. Contest prizes went to Kempton Roberts Maude Davis and Bratka. Kempton to entertain the club in February.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Jacksonville
Mary Conaway
Lena Bratka
Gladys Kempton
Katherine Oskey
Mary Jane Swartz
Mary Ann Conaway
Duane Roberts
Mrs John Henry Moves to Columbus for Observation
Mrs John Henry of this city traveled to Columbus Monday to enter University Hospital today for observation.
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Glouster
John Henry
Columbus
University Hospital
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