Huge snake sighting prompts Gallia County search plan
Experts from Columbus and Cincinnati zoos inspect the Gallia County area near Stewart's Hollow after Mildred Blazer reports a loglike object that moved and appeared to be a very large snake. Ohio State zoology professor John Price plans a field trip, with many locals hoping for a hunt.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Township Lake
Mildred Blazer
Columbus Zoo
John Price
Ohio State University
Cincinnat Zoo
Blazer de Slater
A. H. Schultz
Stewart's Hollow
Inter
Valley
Itr
Price
Mall
Local Social News Roundup of Engagements and Visits
Mrs. Hannan Hanes returned from an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. Mary Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Litchfield entertained over the weekend. Mrs. Charles Lambert and family and Mrs. Anna Windon of Spring Hela attended. Mrs. Anna Garlich of Indiana is inquiring about her brother and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. SA Stew. Mrs. Hazel Adams visited Huntington on Friday to join sons Jay and Harry and families on a Georgia trip. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wartenburg and family hosted Lois and Ruth Oney for Columbus. The Wartenburgs and Mrs. Black visited their brother Claude in Huntington Veterans hospital. Mrs. John Vickers returned from Charleston with friends. She was accompanied by Mrs. Myrtle Bool, Mrs. Verna McKean, and others. Oak Hill resident visited sister Mrs. Paul Abies. They motor to Charles to see Cor a Dewitt. Mrs. Owen Black and Kenneth spent time with family in the county. Ema Whittington of But Byres and Waineen of Bet G0 Me attended.
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Kanauua-Mre
Hannan Hanes
Mary Oliver
Eyland
Joe Litchfield
Charles. Lambert
Anna Windon
Spring
Hunt
Ington
Jayland-Harry
Georgia
Roy Wartenburg
Lois
Sirs
Ruth Oney
Columbus
Owen
Black
Wartenburgs
Veterans” Hospital
Huntington
John, Vickers
Sun
Charleston
Myr Bool
Verna McKean
Toledo
Maran
Haaly
Stott
Staten
Oak HU
Paul Abies
Charles
Cora Dewitt
Anton Iyer
Owen Black
Ton Kenneth
Ema Whittington
But
Byres Waineen
Bet
Logan Lodge Delegates Headed to Cleveland Conclave
Logan Knights Templar delegation with families leaves for Cleveland to attend a conclave. Local commandery members ready to participate in parade events as part of the gathering. Also notes hospital admissions and medical treatments for several local residents.
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Logan
Logan Knights Templar
Cleveland
Arnal Me
Wiington
Aleghiane Harry
Eureka Dam Lock Wall Restricted Access
Government stops fishing at Eureka Dam and restricts all access to government property. Lock wall anglers and visitors must obtain written permission from the Engineering Department and may be arrested without permits. Crews have police powers and will enforce the ban at the dam and surrounding maritime property.
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Uallipolis
Eureka Dam
Roperty
U.S
Engineering Department
Intoington
Farm Bureau Advisory Council Picnic and Program Planned
Members of the Farm Bureau Advisory Council in Gallipolis plan an evening picnic dinner Friday at Chick. The event will include several brief speeches advocating welfare of the organization and a program of games and athletic events.
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Gallipolis
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Mingos trounce Coal Grove 18 to 7 in Sunday game
Logan Mingos hammer Coal Grove 18 to 7 at the fairgrounds behind Earl Marshall four for five with a grand total of 17 hits to eight. Adams pitched all nine for the Visitors while Leonard worked five innings. Mingos set early pace with seven unanswered runs in the second inning and built the lead with strong hitting and timely help from several players. Mingos prep for Nelsonville Twilight League debut with Tuesday practice.
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Fairgrounds
Coal Grove
Earl Marshall
Tome
Peck Mowery
Adams
Torhe
Leonard
Bill Spence
Mingos
Pence
Joel Thomas
Webb
Logan Toke
Mingus
Baseball Game Tonight and Tournament Clashes
Tonight the McBrides face Myers in Logan at 5 30. Wednesday Mowery and Thomas clash as the opening game starts at 5 30. Arrangements plan a McArthur series starting Thursday afternoon to decide the district state tournament representative.
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LOGAN
American Legion
McBrides
Myers
Mowery
Thomas
McArthur
Inspection Trip by Logan W L Roler and Carey Ryder
Chief engineer Logan W L Roler and trainmaster Carey Ryder completed an inspection trip of the Athens subdivision River division and Jackson Belt on Thursday and Friday. They traveled in a motor powered special car with several other railway officials aboard.
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Club Events
Logan social pages detail a series of gatherings from a joint gathering at Miss Eleanorland’s home to a double wedding and showers for Irene and Lucile Campbell. Attendees include Mrs. C. S. Clarke and Mrs. J. H. Cooley, with remarks on camp duties for Dr. Carlos Gaffin and movements of Roy Gottman to Lancaster.
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Lucile Campbell
Harrison
Clifford Litherland
Robert Brooker
Flavius Appleman
Delmar Freeman
Misses Campbell
Eugene Miller
Lawrence Griffith
Ralph Rheinseheld
Daugh Ler
Brooker
Appleman
Gallipolis Social Notes Update on Local Groups
Gallia County social page notes attendees at a Mrs. Walter Evans home event, upcoming host plans for July, and a covered dish lunch. Items include visits by Knox Williams to Magnetic Springs for health, relatives visiting in Logan, and social gatherings at various homes around Gallipolis.
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Walter Evans
Clarence Fish
Springs
Knox Williams
Magnetic Springs
J. G. Williams
Logan
Theoore Lemon
Sunken Barge to be Raised Near Eureka Locks
Gallipolis reports an operation to lift a sunken coal barge near the Eureka Locks by the USS Blue Stone derrick boat and towing steamer Troquis. The lock will be cleared of debris and navigators warned to proceed cautiously during the operation.
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Gallipolis
Eureka Locks
USS. Bluestone
Troquis
Gallia County to Host Fifth Ohio Hereford Barbecue
Gallia County residents plan the fifth annual Ohio Hereford Association barbecue at the Herron farm near Chandlers ten Muskingum County. A 1106 pound steer will be roasted for attendees. The event follows a year of rising Hereford interest in the county, aided by distribution of more than 1000 heifers. Mrs. Jame Woolum, 78, died Sunday night in Holzer Hospital after a medical illness.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Herron Farm
Chandlersten Muskingum County
Warsay Mospital
Jame Woolum
Holzer Hospital
Sion
Tortoise Exhibit Shows 1909 Name Tags On Farm Find
Chris Biars of Shoestring Ridge displayed a tortoise dated 1909 bearing the names Osa Boggs and Fred Biars. The reptile was found on the Biars farm after more than thirty one years there, prompting remarks at the scene.
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Osa Boggs
Fred Biars
Biars
Church to Dedicate Organ Chimes Sunday
First Presbyterian Church at Gallipolis will dedicate an organ chime set at the morning service Sunday July 21. The chimes are a memorial by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers for their daughter Tharon who died in a car accident three years ago. Organist Mrs. J Harley Boyer and the church choir will perform with the new chimes.
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Gallipolis
First Presbyterian Church
Lewis’ Weber Sishler
Carl Myers
Tharon
J. Harley Bovie
Marion Gleason First CAC Student To Solo Flight
Marion Franklin Gleason of Patriot became the first CAC student in training at the local airport to solo after completing eight hours of instruction and taking to the air.
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Gal.ipolis
Civil Aeronautics Corps
Marion Franklin Gleason
Patriot
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