Gallipolis Counties See Multiple Road Accidents and Fines
State Highway Patrol reports a string of Sunday incidents across Gallia and nearby towns. Leona McCreary 38 of Manchester taken to Holzer Hospital after a left turn accident on Route 141 near Gallipolis. her husband Raymond 38 uninjured. Damages included 40 feet of barbed wire fence and a hill-side rollover on knee-high bank. Separate incidents saw Eben Dixon 29 Oak Hill fined 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated after a two-vehicle sideswipe on Route 75 near Jackson. Robert Reed 25 of Jackson also involved. Charles Grant 22 of Gallipolis reported a hit and run near Blackfork with light damage. Paul Fout 17 Rutland reportedly demolished in a roadside crash after falling asleep striking a utility pole and ending in a Gallipolis State Institute cornfield. Fout sustained a bruised right leg and lacera
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Leona McCreary
Manchester
Ohio
Holzer Hospital
Raymond R. McCreary
Route 141
Kenneth Frazier
Eben A. Dixon
Oak Hill
Wenwell Horton
Dixon
Robert M. Reed
Jackson
Charles Grant
Blackfork
Paul S. Fout
Rutland
Fout
John Oscar Rieves
Lawrence
N. Y
Audrey Rieves
Route 7
Clipper Mills
Gallia County Agents Lead 4-H Leaders to Columbus Trip
Gallia County Agent Bill Smith and Home Demonstration Agent Doris Rice traveled to Columbus Friday with a group of four H Club leadership members. The group comprises older 4-H members with an outstanding record.
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Gallipolis
Bill Smith
Doris Rice
Columbus
Saucer Mystery Near Meigs and Gallia Solved by Technician
Donald Duffy, a radio technician, identified the Sunday night aerial lights troubling Meigs and Gallia counties as carnival beacon light activity. He observed beams from Fortification Hill and nearby West Virginia hills while police linked the phenomenon to a Charleston carnival spotlight.
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Gallipolis
Meigs
Gallia
Donald Duffy
Mr. Duffy
Fortification Hill
West Virginia
Charleston
Sheridan Price Dies at 80 in Gallipolis
Sheridan Price 80 died Saturday at the home of sister in law Mrs. Margaret Price 735 Third Ave. He worked for 60 years on a Chickamauga Road farm and never married. Survived by a brother Frank Price and a single relative. Born April 20 1870 in Green Township. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Paint Creek Baptist Church John Gee Chapel with Rev. C E Jamison officiating. Burial Pine Street Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral home calling hours. Also notes that the Coast Guard fired the first shot at Manila Bay in the Spanish American War with the cutter McCulloch.
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Gallipolis
Sheridan Price
Margaret Price
Third Ave
Harry Mills
Chickamauga Road
Price
Frank Price
William Maddy Price
Nancy Ann Hill
Green Township
Paint Creek Baptist Church
C. E. Jamison
John Gee
William Lee
George Brown
Lloyd Mayo
Elbert McGhee
Elmer King
John King
Claud Miller
Pine Street
Chicken Theft Suspect Pleads Innocent
Lawrence Brame of Chesapeake, among three men arrested on chicken stealing charges, was released on a $2000 bond Saturday after pleading innocent. Averill Scarberry and Minard Hamlin from Chesapeake pleaded guilty and began serving one to fifteen year sentences in Ohio Penitentiary.
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Gallipolis
Lawrence Bramemer
Chesapeake
Sheriff's Office
Averill Scarberry
Minard Hamlin
Ohio
Scarberry
Hamlin
Knights of Columbus Lodge Formally Founded in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Council Knights of Columbus No. 3335 opened with a Sunday parade and officer installation at Farmers Hotel. A. A. Cornett became grand knight with John Frazer deputy grand knight and 130 attendees, including 35 to 40 new initiates, at the banquet where Prof. R. F. Beckett spoke on democracy and service.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Council
Knights of Columbus
Farmers Hotel
A. A. Cornett
John Frazer
Frank Lyons
Hobe Baldwin
Remo Rocchi
Lawrence Bastiani
Emmet Hoy
Warren Skidmore
Robert Rocchi
George Tabit
L. G. Marchi
R. F. Beckett
Ohio University
Knghts of Columbus
Paul R. Gruhler
Henry Kondrat
Joseph M. Corry
Jack M. Malloy
Larry Rodgers
Henry W. Cherrington
Women fly To Europe from Rio Grande College leaders
Miss Sarah Stevenson head of the history department at Rio Grande College and Mrs. Frank Allen of Rio Grande depart Saturday from New York by chartered plane for Europe. They will visit England Holland Germany Switzerland Italy and France visiting 25 principal cities and attending the Salzburg festival. The trip is a field study on western civilization directed by Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes.
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Gallipolis
Sarah Stevenson
Rio Grande College
Frank Allen
Rio Grande
New York
Europe
England
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
Westminster Abbey
Stevenson
Allen
Salzburg
Miss Stevenson
Harry Elmer Barnes
Holzer Hospital Notes Admissions and Births
Admissions list several patients including Rowe Schafer Johnson Shepherd Williams and others. Discharges include Pittenger Rudd Liknes Ross Raines Dunn McGinnis Souders Eisnaugle Lovette Johnson Schellen ger Grinstead Hensley Hall Kight Stewart Dunn Zinn Rice Rollman James Reffitt Workman Jeffers Colby Collins Pickering and a few with family mentions. Birth announced for Otis Chapman in Minersville.
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Sam Pittenger
Marvin Rudd
H. G. Liknes
Robert Ross
Lee Raines
Donald Dunn
John McGinnis
Ray Souders
Herman Eisnaugle
Clara Lovette
Clint Johnson
Guy Schellenger
Foster Grinstead
Helen Hensley
Jennings Hall
Emma Rita Kight
Forrest Stewart
John Dunn
Richard Zinn
Otis M. Rice
Paul Rollman
Mary
All Bran To Relieve Constipation Says Customer Letters
Patient testimonials praise Kellogg's All Bran as a cure for constipation. An unnamed Clinton New Jersey reader credits the cereal with easing her condition after trying pleasant medicines. The ad urges daily consumption and water, offering a double money back guarantee if unsatisfied after ten days.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
River traffic report and legal notices in Ohio district
River traffic updates list boats and times at Gallipolis Kanawha Marmet and related districts with gauge readings Kanawha Falls and rollers. Also several legal notices include divorce petition in Athens County Ohio and US eminent domain action for land in Athens County 7 29 acres with jury impanelment deadline 9 19 1950.
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Gallipolis
The
Rowe
Rand
Bruce
Ernestine
Semet
Minnesota Husky
Kenna
Keystone
Kanawha
Sullivan
Marmet
Solway
Shirley
Winfield
Weir
Walker
Talbot
Ayres
Patriot
Virginia
Neville
Trade Wind
Price
Monitor
Kanawha Falls
Carl Shiviey
Liberty Street
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Mary Helen Shirley
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Helen Shivley
Woolley, Rowland and
Bridgewater
Odessa B. Day
Bertha FE
Allman
Amanda Bishop
Frank Bishop
United States of America
United States District Court For
Southern District of Ohio
Columbus
Federal Building
John M. Bowsher
United States
Doctors Endorse Camel Crispness in 30 Day Test
A survey of family physicians surgeons throat specialists and other doctors shows Camel as the top preferred cigarette. The ad urges readers to try Camels for 30 days using the T Zone of throat and taste to judge mildness and flavor and decide for themselves.
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Patricia Morison
Margie Fletcher
Mitzi Lucas Riley
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William D. Lee
Middleport
Carl Ellis
George Walter Caufman
Gallipolis Rt. 2
Clair P. O'Hara
Gallia County
U. S. Coast Guard
Manila Bay
McCulloch
K of C
Atvens
Chenille
Sol Rowe
Dexter
Edward Schafer
Ewington
Henry Johnson
New Haven
Elmer Shepherd
Walter E. Williams
Arbuckle
Paul Fout
Homer C. Martin, Sr
Point Pleasant
Robert Collins
E. B. Pickering
John Shaffer
Wilkesville
Hubert Carrington
Olivier Knopp
Cottageville
la Donna Ecker
Donald Adkins
Morris North
Mary Alice Refeitt
Hamden
Carl Douglas Carney
Otis Chapman
Minersville
Reserve Life Insurance Company
S. Broad St
Lancaster
USA
George Ansbro
Cole Porter
Mel
Peter Lind Hayes
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