Not Even A Nail Yet Says White House Debris Plan
Washington D C NEA A long range disposal plan for White House wreckage outlines burying most debris and selling usable material for repairs or resale while keeping only complete ornate pieces for museums. Public Buildings Administration gets first choice, with unneeded items offered to avoid commercial exploitation. guards patrol the grounds and a strict penalty for removing relics is posted. Col Douglas H Gillette notes the decision may take months.
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Washington
NEA
White House
U. S
Commission
Executive Mansion
Public Buildings Administration
PBA
Douglas H. Gillette
Col. Gillette
Nominating petitions filed in Gallipolis election board
On opening day of filings Warner Halley Republican seeks county auditor opposing incumbent Emmett Slagle. Claude Swan Democrat of Guyan township may run against Republican county commissioner Tommy Daniles. Don Cottrell Democrat may file for state representative opposed by Garland Elliott. Several precinct committeemen seeks filed.
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Gallipolis
Board of Elections
Warner Halley
Fourth Ave
Emmett Slagle
Claude Swan
Guyan Township
Tommy Daniles
Don Cottrell
Garland Elliott
Vinton
March of Dimes receipts rise in Point Pleasant drive
County chairman Mrs. J. V. Kapp reports $300 to $400 already tallied with more sealed donations due as final drive work starts. Saturday night dance at Katy did brings in about $115, aided by auction prices for a ham and beverages from local firms. Additional dances and cheerleader collections push the polio fund toward last year’s $1100 goal.
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Point Pleasant
J. V. Kapp
Bend Area
Kapp
Grover Childress
John McNeil
Marvin Dawson
City Ice and Fuel Co
O. D. Tennant
Hig Venture
Point Pleasant High
Taft warns of socialism in U S congress shift
U S Senator Robert Taft told Youngstown business leaders that socialism could grow if the next Congress shifts left like the 81st. He critiqued President Truman and budget excess, arguing guaranteed jobs echo Soviet practice and noting Soviet practice in Russia and Siberia.
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Youngstown
U. S
Congress
Robert Taft
Taft
Great Britain
Truman
Ohio
Russia
Siberia
Mrs. I. A. Blain Hosts Woman's Auxil Meeting
Mrs. I A Blain of Gallipolis Ferry hosted the Bruce Chapel Church Women’s Auxiliary gathering. The group quilted and shared a pot luck lunch with attendees including Mrs. C P Stout and Mrs. Garland Mohr among others.
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I. A. Blain
Gallipolis Ferry
Bruce Chapel
C. P. Stout
Garland Mohr
George Arrington
John Gill
Reginald Archer
Grover Hughes
Leon Rigsby
Grace Henry
Ruth Arrington
Griff Durbin
Illahee Farm Woman's Club to Meet at Mrs Stout’s Home
Local club plans a Wednesday 1 30 p m meeting at the home of Mrs C P Stout. The page lists numerous weekend visits and relatives visiting in Leon Pomeroy and surrounding areas including families from Charleston Dunbar Buffalo and Buckhannon. Several residents and their guests are referenced in weekend social updates and travel notes.
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Illahee
A. K. Fidler
Rock Cave
W.va
Jack Bridge
Gassaway
Bill Hayes
Eight Mile
Rodney Burns
James Nossisinger
Charleston
James Morgan
Leon
E. S. Rairden
Ae Melvin Carson
Buffalo
W. A
Willard White
Dorsel Greenlee
Adella
Dunbar
W. Va
Morris Harvey College
Herbert Burdette
Edna Burdette Leon
Earl Purdue
Butch
Buckhannon
Hobart Crump
Bertha Crump
Sherwood Costen
Carolyn
Ohio River Road
and Mra
B. F. Sommera
Warren W. Miller Buys Cable Property
The Mary E. Cable property on First Street in Point Pleasant sold at public auction to Warren W. Miller Sr. for about 575 dollars. Special commission attorney William H. Bardin handled the sale.
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Point Pleasant
Mary E. Cable
First St
Warren W. Miller
William H. Bardin
Five men jailed over weekend in Point Pleasant
Five men were jailed by city police over the weekend. Three faced intoxication charges, one held on a warrant, and another for failure to pay a previously levied fine. John Davis was released after 30 days then charged again with intoxication and posted a $10 bond plus costs. William Baird posted a $10 bond for intoxication. A man arrested Saturday morning required a doctor’s aid after being found unconscious on Main Street.
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Point Pleasant
F. A. Morrison
John Davis
Arlee
Main St
Morrison
Crash Victim Edward Rowsey Slightly Improves
State police report Edward Lee Rowsey age 49 of South Charleston is somewhat improved after a weekend crisis. He has been in critical condition since a Tuesday night car crash into the Little Sixteen Milk Creek bridge near Point Pleasant with suspected broken back skull fracture internal injuries broken arm shattered thigh and smashed knee cap.
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Point Pleasant
Edward Lee Rowsey
South Charleston
Little Sixteen Milk Creek
Here
Charleston
Ravenswood Air Rifle Trouble Sparks Police Notice
In Ravenswood a small group of boys with Christmas air rifles caused property damage, and Chief Ted Lewis warns that firing air rifles violates an ordinance to be enforced. Community notices also report local club activities and upcoming speeches and meetings.
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Ravenswood
Ted Lewis
Condition Improves of Chauncey Hamer Son of Mr and Mrs Hamer
Chauncey Hamer son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hamer Chauncey of Chauncey is reported improved after several days of serious illness. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Chauncey
Stephen
Jack Hamer
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chauncey Garden Club Hosts Speaker At Boling Home
Chauncey Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. Roger Boling 27 Mill St for a meeting with guest speaker W. G. Davis superintendent of Chauncey-Dover Schools. Davis discussed garden club work and Ohio roadside parks while Mrs. Boling reported on Route 33 improvements. Refreshments featured white and yellow chrysanthemums. Next meeting set with Mrs. John Kasler 22 Lexington Ave.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Club
Roger Boling
Mill St
W. G. Davis
Chauncey-Dover
Davis
Ohio
Boling
Athens
Benefit Basketball Games Set in Chauncey
Proceeds from Monday night basketball go to the March of Dimes. The Chauncey Sun Kings play Athens American Legion at 8 30 p m in the Chauncey High Gym with an all girls team scheduled before. DeWitt Walker of Chauncey chairs the committee.
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Chauncey
March of Dimes
Chauncey Sun Kings
Athens American Legion
Chauncey High Gymnasium
DeWitt Walker
Shower honors Richard Stader and Mary Lou Kittle
About 60 people attended a parish house shower hosted by Church of Christ adult classes in Chauncey Friday night. Richard Stader and his fiancée Mary Lou Kittle were honored. Mrs. Helen Courtney and Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty led games while gifts were opened and displayed. Refreshments followed in cafeteria style.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Richard Stader
Mary Lou Kittle
Helen Courtney
Dorothy Daugherty
Chauncey Couple Back From Visit In Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Gil bert Love return to Columbus after visiting Chauncey with Mrs Cynthia Karns and Mrs Love s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan at Mill Street and Elm Street respectively.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Love
Columbus
Cynthia Karns
Mill St
Love
Henry Morgan
Elm St
Chauncey Couple Announce New Grandson
Mr and Mrs Bal ta Cline of 34 Mill Street Chauncey announce the birth of a son at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The child is a grandson of William Cunningham of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Balta Cline
Mill St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Cunningham
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital
Birth announcements list a son for Mrs. James S. Harrison and a son for Mrs. Richard Barr among others. Admissions include Ed G. Reynolds and Clyde Cornell with several other patients named. discharges cover a wide set including Marilyn Sue Saunders and Mrs. Emsy Stover.
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James S. Harrison
Gallipolis
Richard Barr
Wellston
Edward Newman
Point Pleasant
Lucius H. Kessler
Harry K. Mills, Jr
Ed G. Reynolds
Cheshire
A. D. Ford
Northup
Clyde Cornell
E. Rizer
Hartford
W.a
George Anderson Bond
Coalton
W. O. Faudree
Kananga
Carl H. Davis
Thurman
Eddie F. McGhee
Eureka
Paul V. Ables
Stanley S. Bailes
Grimms Landing
Roy O. Ross
Charles Berridge
Eugene Crabtree
Jackson
Clarence DeWitt
Clinton Neff
Paris Young
Caldwell
Roy Spires
Dewey Smith
Rio Grande
W. T. Cherrington
Athens
James Cardwell
Shirley Clark
Emsy Stover
Marilyn Sue Saunders
Daisy Miller
Kaaron Kelton
Ford E. Rhodes
Stanley Swain
Roy Yauger
Wayne Saunders
Fred Bucker
Jessie Brookins
Meyer Magied
Paul Ables
Jacob Shook
Edmund Schwinke
Earl Prose
Family visits and trips across Ohio and nearby states
Mrs Alberta Fouty of Parkersburg visited cousin Mrs Vaughn Adams. Mr and Mrs Clarence Price traveled to Toledo. Mrs Agnes Price spent a weekend in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Charles McKelvey and daughter Hope returned from Savannah Georgia after visiting Henry and Margie Groat. The McKelveys were weekend guests of Parkersburg friends. Mr and Mrs John Larson and daughter Gloria of Racine Route spent an evening with his mother Clara Larson. Mr and Mrs Charles Larson and daughter Marjorie of Little Hocking were weekend guests of his mother. Mrs Clara Sarson left for a visit with Mrs Francis Ritter of Portsmouth.
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Portland
Alberta Foutty
Parkersburg
Vaughn Adams
Clarence Price
Toledo
Agnes Price
Columbus
Charles McKelvey
Hope
Savannah
Henry Groat
McKelveys
John Larson
Gloria
Racine
Clara Larson
Charles Larson
Marjorie
Little Hocking
Clara Sarson
Francis Ritter
Portsmouth
Soldier Fined On Driving Charge
In Gallipolis Judge William H. Jones fined Pvt. Eugene L. Kirby 50 dollars plus costs for hit and run driving after he struck a parked car near the Queen Bee restaurant and fled. The court suspended 25 dollars of the fine. total payment 31.20. Property damage was slight and no serious injuries reported.
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Gallipolis
William H. Jones
State Highway Patrol
Pfc
Eugene L. Kirby
Bidwell
Second Ave
Queen Bee
Jones
Pvt. Kirby
Grace Johnson
Fourth Ave
Eastern Ave
Scott Brown
Lower River Road
Otto McMullen
John Sigler Evans
Thomas Springer
Harrison Township
Maurice Grover
Dorothy Hill
Springer
Amen
Child His Condition Improves in Ohio Report
Chauncey Lawrence Smith four son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith Jr Chauncey is improved after serious illness He was hospitalized at Children’s Hospital Columbus and Sheltering Arms Athens and is now home on Main Street though still bedbound
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Chauncey
Larry Smith
Arthur Smith
Childrens Hospital
Columbus
Athens
Main St
Local Resident George Wilson Confined by Illness
Chauncey resident George Wilson has been confined to his home for several days due to illness. He lives with his son in law and daughter Carl Shafer and wife at 7 Ellis Ave.
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Chauncey
George Wilson
Carl Shafer
Ellis Ave
Mrs. L. R. Gooding Released From Hospital Care
Chauncey named Mrs. L. R. Gooding discharged from Sheltering Arms Hospital after treatment for unspecified illness. She was released Friday and returned to her home in Trimble.
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Chauncey
L. R. Gooding
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Trimble
Texas Graduate Completes Surgical Technician Course
Pvt. Darrell F. Hillen of The Plains has completed the surgical technicians procedure course at Medical Field Service School Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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the Plains
Darrell F. Hillen
Clara G. Hillen
Medical Field Service School
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Gallia County Viewpoint on leadership impact
Gallia County Section notes the agricultural extension service emphasis on leadership development. It highlights Bruce Tom from Ohio State University and the growing Junior 4-H club leadership in Gallia County, arguing leadership sustains rural progress and community effort.
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Dann O. Taber
Bruce Tom
Ohio State University
Gallia County
Road Traffic Maintained After Sunday Rain Floods Roads
Rainfall caused flash floods at Chickamauga Creek on Route 35 and Cadmus on Route 141 near Gallipolis. Traffic remained open, with officials warning of possible interruptions only if more rain falls. Temperature dropped to below the rain level near midnight.
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Gallipolis
Chickamauga Creek
Cadmus
State Highway Department
River Traffic Report From Gallipolis Locks
River traffic at Gallipolis locks shows boats operating in both directions with times listed for Orleanian Alice Martin Ogram Laughlin Weir Ernes tine Bruce and others. The Peace reached Point Pleasant at 10 p m while Kanawha River reports none. Kanawha Falls reading 3.71 feet and rollers at 96 feet with gauges upper 18.2 lower 29.4.
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Gallipolis
Orlenian
Alice
Martin
Ogram
Laughlin
Weir
Ernestine
Bruce
Point Pleasant
Kanawha
Sailor
Marmet
Jones
Sohio State
Titan
Teneru River
J. Zubic
Rankin
Price
Dolle
Kanawha Falls
Three Arrests for Speeding in Gallia County Over Weekend
State Highway Patrol reports three speeding arrests with no accidents. Clyde R. Lindamood, 32, Huntington, fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Maurice Grover. Norman Kirk, 26, Leatherwood Ky, also fined 10 dollars and costs. Charles R. Miller, 18, Middleport, cited to appear before Magistrate Grover at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Clyde R. Lindamood
Huntington
Maurice Grover
Norman Kirk
Leatherwood
Grover
Charles R. Miller
Middleport
Parolee admits robbery at Vanhouse Lumber Co.
Grover Harvey a 26 year old parolee from Ohio Penitentiary admitted roberry the Vanhouse Lumber Co in Paintsville Kentucky of about 3500 dollars in cash and checks.
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Paintsville
Grover Harvey
Ohio Penitentiary
Vanhouse Lumber Co
Girl in eighth grade suffers compound arm fracture
Gallipolis reports Marjorie Jo Houck age 15 in eighth grade fractured her arm during play. She is in a cast from the waist up with the left arm free. Her mother is Reba Cramer, and they reside at 24 Vinton Street.
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Gallipolis
Marjorie Jo Houck
Reba Cramer
Vinton Ave
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