Gallipolis Man Plans To Attend Conclave
Carl Lupton a Gallipolis television dxer plans to attend the American Te nospheric Propagation Association National Convention in July. Frank Hill leads the Gallia County Amateur Radio Club and seeks a loan of a tenna rotor for convention use while Hill will host the local receiver. The club has about 300 members with several out of town attendees expected from Buffalo and Texas as interest in dxing grows and sun spot activity promises improved reception.
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Carl Lupton
Nateyrie | ML
Gallipolis
Frank Hill
Fifth St
Hill
Fortification Hill
Gallia
Lupton
AIPA
Pres
Robert Laybold
Buffalo
N. Y
Oxer
Hobart Kiday, Jr
Vine St
Buffo
Texas
Mike Carper
CM ‘A
Cuba
Ernest Thompson
Houston
Tex
Raymond
Fishermen Free Fish To Clean Up Home Pond Plan
Gallia County Auditor Charles Bodimer proposes fishermen dump catches in the Gallia County Children's Home pond to clear oily Ohio River fish. Game Protector Kennet Tomlinson endorses bass and channel cat, warns against bullheads. a container and string method is suggested for transfer. The home lies four miles from Gallipolis on Route 190 off Route 135.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Charles W. Bodimer
Bodimer
Kennet Tomlinson
Luella Mooney
Swan Creek
Tomlinson
Love of Man Advocated By Attorney
Gallipolis audience hears Warren F. Sheets urge brotherly love at Methodist Men Brotherhood meeting. He cites Luke prodigal son to argue society overemphasizes rights and material things while duties to brethren lag. Velma Fraley and Paul Northup performed solo. Centenary Church women provided refreshments.
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Gallipolis
Warren F. Sheets
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
The
Rio Grande
Sheets
St. Luke
Art
Velma Fraley
Paul Northup
Centenary Church
Lake Pete Fishing Club Fry At Lakeshore
Gallipolis reports the Lake Pete Fishing Club held a fish fry on the lake shore Wednesday night attended by 12 members and guests. President Floyd F. Simmons noted limited fishing success while club members John Dobbins Ron Dobbins Homer Beckett and Hobart Wick fried the fish. General business dues were paid. The next meeting is planned for August 8 at the same site.
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Gallipolis
Lake Pete
Floyd F. Simmons
John Dobbins
Ron Dobbins
Homer Beckett
Hobart Wickline
Cnet Ab
Church seeks lot for new worship building
The Church of Christ in Christian Union announced Cliff Wilson as incoming first elder is seeking a lot. After purchasing a site, a new worship space will be built per lay pastor Dorothy Whittington. The previous church was bought by American Legion La Fayette Post 2 last Saturday. Army Warrant Officer Silas P. Stice, son of H N Stice of Bidwell, was assigned to the Red Field Arts Battalion's Service Battery.
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Church of Christ
Gallipolis
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Cliff Wilson
First
Dorothy Whittington
American Legion
Lafayette Post 2
Silas P. Stice
H. N. Stice
Bidwell
Red Field Arts Battalion
Gallia Society Members Initiated at Ravenswood and VFW Update
Gallia County society members hosted a weekend gathering near Rio Grande as three new initiates joined the Pursuit state group at Ravenswood. The VFW Auxiliary discussed the Ground Observer Corps and upcoming observation duties atop Fortification Hill, with further plans announced for local kitchen trials at the VFW home.
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Gallipolis Personals
W. Hobart Willuxlary
A D. Lick
Ein
Ravenswood
Dyer Saunders Green
Liary
Golden
Colo
Katherine Cushman
VFW
J. W. Saunders
Turlock
Calif
Dayburger Fry
William Heissenbuttel
L. N. Thompson
Elena
Dayton
Harry Hamilon
Eddie
Leata
Jack Walker
Kenneth Biffle
Ground Observer Corps
VFW ‘Auxiliary
Fortification Hill
Mrs Lee Long Ill With Influenza At Home
Mrs Lee Long of 636 Third Ave is ill at her home with influenza according to local health notes in Athens.
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Athens
Lee Long
Third Ave
Stop That Itch Jicks Drug Store Ad Teaser
A fragment touts immediate relief from an itch with a 15 minute claim and mentions a drug store promotion. The readable text hints at a quick product remedy and retail offer without full details.
Gravel Hill Cemetery Association Buys Lots
In a July meeting the Gravel Hill Cemetery Association decided to take the option on cemetery lots. The group needed about $2000 to meet a $10,000 purchase price and raised $8000 by soliciting funds from new members. With his contribution one member bought a lot of lots, and after the option was picked up the price increased.
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Gallipolis
Gravel Hill Cemetery Association, Inc
Cemetery Hill Cemetery
Work Sleep Play In Comfort Speeder Ad
A fragmented ad style item touts comfort for work and sleep with garbled phrases about backache relief and invitations. It mentions a product or service named something like V sae of Kidney toes and claims savings, urging action today.
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Speeder
Cmc
Jens Andros
Utter
Dean
Restean
C and O Expands Rail Growth Boosts Local Economy
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway outlines industrial growth tied to new and expanding factories. It reports merchandise freight four times twenty five years ago, a half billion dollars invested in a decade, 80 percent funded from current income, and a $3.50 annual dividend. Planned upgrades include Newport News bulk cargo pier, coal dock expansion, Russell Kentucky yard, 222 new diesels and 8000 freight cars.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
C&o
Newport News
Russell
Kentucky
Chessie
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