Company Pleads Case Before Special Council Meeting
A special council meeting is scheduled for Monday to hear the case regarding an ordinance. Mayor Wickman issued a call for officials to outline the situation to citizens. The Ohio Fuel men plan to present arguments as part of the hearing. Shirley Evans Hudson is noted as a newborn in Roswell, Arizona. An intoxication arrest in July 28 involved James Cope and others. they pleaded not guilty and will be tried soon after 2 o'clock.
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Wickman
Ohio Fuel Y
James Cope
Charles Tolliver
Carl City
JI. W
Vocational Courses Saved By One-Cent Tax on Fuel
Gallia Academy High School will continue full time vocational agriculture and home economics with the Ohio Legislature's one cent liquid fuel tax. The tax funds vocational education as a priority, easing threatened salary cuts after a 96 percent state share reduction. George Wood and Edith Hennis teach the programs, with about 125 people in summer agriculture classes.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Ohio
George Wood
Edith Hennis
Gallia County
Wood
Gallia Academy
Wooster
Phi Club Triumphs 9 to 0 Over Jewelers in League Showdown
In Nelsonville on July 28 the Phi Club crushed the Thomas Jewelers 9 to 0 at City Playgrounds, moving into first place in the second half standings. William Howe held the Jewelers to four hits as Collamore cleared the bases with a fourth inning grand play and scored on a relay error. Hudson started for Jewelers, with Betts in relief in the sixth. Pack and Silcott led Davis to two wins over Linco, 10-8 and 7-1, lifting Davis from the league cellar as Linco drops to the bottom after three losses in four games.
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Nelsonville
Phi Club
Thomas Jewelers
Jewelers
William Howe
Howe
Collamore
Hudson
Betts
Phi
Shoe Factory
Pack
Silcott
Davis
Linco
Orbiston to Host Second Annual Home-Coming
Orbiston residents gather for a Sunday reunion at the Methodist Church. Hundreds are expected, with long tables on the lawn and a basket dinner at noon. The afternoon program begins at 2 o clock inside the church, featuring longtime community members and coal field veterans.
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Orbiston
Rotarians Travel Nine Members to Muskingum River Camp
Nine members of the Nelsonville Rotary Club attended a joint meeting with Rotary clubs from Marietta McConnelsville Athens and Nelsonville at the Boy Scout Camp on the Muskingum River near Lake Chute yesterday afternoon. Attending from Nelsonville were William Mills William Morgan C E Bennett D R Johnson O A Rider W H Badger E J Arnold Dr Harry Raden and C B Mechem.
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Muskingum River
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Marietta
McConnelsville
Athens
Lake Chute
William Mills
William Morgan
C. E. Bennett
D. R. Johnson
O. A. Rider
W. H. Badger
E. J. Arnold
Harry Raden
C. 8. Mechem
Poston sisters heading to Lakeside for a week
Mrs S L Poston and Miss Mable Poston of Athens along with Mrs Julius Fischer and Miss Bertha Nixon departed today for a week long stay at Lakeside.
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S. L. Poston
Mable Poston
Athens
Julius Fischer
Bertha Nixon
Lakeside
Mrs Weltzheimer and Margaret Visit Jackson Guests
Mrs C E Weltzheimer and her daughter Miss Margaret traveled to Jackson on Wednesday to meet Mrs Adam Hole and son Donald of Ironton returning with their guests to town. Mr and Mrs L C Spring returned after a ten days Eastern motor trip. Mrs L R Kelch hosted Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting with Mrs John Saltz and Mrs C W Backus reviewing the year’s work. Miss Lu Shafer led devotions. Mrs Kelch reviewed the Atlantic Monthly article Sunday by Phillip Curtis during social hour and refreshments were served.
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C. E. Weltzheimer
Margaret
Jackson
Adam Holesuch
Donald
Ironton
L. C. Spring
L. R. Kelch
Presbyterian Missionary Society
John Saltz
C. W. Backus
Lu Shafer
Kelch
Atlantic Monthly
Phillip Curtis
Pythian Sisters Picnic Postponed to August 10
The annual Pythian Sisters picnic scheduled for July has been postponed to August 10. The event will be held at Rising Park.
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Pythian
Pythian Sisters
Rising Park
D A Members Plan Rehearsal and Potluck Dinner
Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution with parts in the upcoming play are asked to meet for rehearsal tonight. A potluck birthday dinner will follow the practice.
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D. of A
Nurses Return From Affiliation Work At Cincinnati
Six senior nursing students from Holzer Hospital School of Nursing return July 2 from six months at General Hospital Cincinnati. Five others start six months at Cincinnati Hospital. Names of returning and affilia tion nurses listed. A farewell dance was held at Masonic Hall with chaperons.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hospital
Virginia Chevalier
Helen Womeldorff
Rachel Blain
Ruth Blain
Rita Smith
Chloe Beards
Louise Thompson
Mary Margaret Richards
Mary Baldwin
Elizabeth McGhee
Pauline Silvey
Masonic Hall
Mildred Miller
Helen Perry
Funeral for Mrs Al Me Morris Held in Ashville
Attendees from Nelsonville attended the funeral of Mrs. Al Me Morris at Ashville yesterday. Service was at the Lutheran Church with burial in Circleville. Also noted is a Scout Troop No 51 meeting at the Presbyterian Church Friday night at 7 o'clock.
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Morris
Nelsonville
al Me Morris
Ashville
P. B. Verity
Frank Freer
Fred Edington
Jean Freer
Catherine Newman
Mary Coleman
Bertha Nixon
Lee Verity
A. Hostetter
H. H. Harding
T. J. Smith
Fred Mulligan
James Lee
Joe Galvin
Oral Daugherty
Frank Smith
Presbyterian Church
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis reports admissions on Thursday include Clarence Butts Nelsonville for treatment and operation for Mrs. W. P. LePage Dunbar West Virginia and Hazel Holder 12 Minersville for operation. Dismissals yesterday include Mrs. Shelby Roberts and baby Mary Margaret Gallipolis Mrs. T Neville and daughter Mary Louise Point Pleasant Homer Gall Jr Athens Clyde Dale Gallipolis Mrs Corrine Statts Burdette Ripley West Virginia operation Robert Hughes 19 Oak Hill.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Clarence Butts
Nelsonville
W. P. LePage
Dunbar
W. Va
Hazel Holder
H. P. Holder
Minersville
Shelby Roberts
Mary Margaret
T. ©. Neville
Mary Louise
Point Pleasant
Homer Gall, Jr
Athens
Clyde Dale
Corrine Statts Burdette
Ripley
Robert Hughes
J. T. Hughes
Oak Hil
July Tonnage Near Record for 1917 Output
Gallipolis reports July tonnage near the record year as Ohio and Kanawha Valley mines and mills ship coal and Campbell Line steamers send Eclipse boiler work to Pittsburgh. The Isthmian tow bound for New Orleans leads downstream traffic with Queen City and Liberty toward Pittsburgh.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Kanawha
Isthmian
Carnegie Steel Products
New Orleans
Queen City
Liberty
Pittsburgh
Eclipse
Campbell Line
Charlies Arthur
Acme
Sermon on a Sound Gospel at Local Churches
In Gallipolis on Sunday Rev. W. W. Duff will preach at the First Presbyterian Church with the subject A Sound Gospel Is Not Noisy. Morning worship only at that church. no evening service. Morning and evening services at the First Baptist Church. Grace M. E. Church holds only Sunday School in the morning.
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Gallipolis
W. W. Duff
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Grace M. FE
Governor Kump Inspects with Major Lyle at Gallipolis
Major O G Lyle attended the inspection led by Governor Kump of West Virginia in Gallipolis, outlining review and oversight activities.
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Gallipolis
O G_ Lyle
Kump
West Virginia
Thousands To Visit Athens Plants Sunday
Thousands of Southeastern Ohio merchants and their families will attend an ox roast and amusement at the Athens County Fairgrounds Sunday. The event includes plant tours by National Guardsmen from West Virginia, a Mary Wood address on NRA benefits to merchants, and a grand feast with 12 000 buns and 600 pounds of beans provided by local sponsors.
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Southeastern Ohio
Athens County Fairgrounds
Mary Wood
United States Department of Commerce
Roosevelt
NRA
C. D. Shafer Co
Bredann Co
Athens Ice and Storage Co
Luster Fought and Co
Ranch
Coca-Cola Co
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Rauch
Gallipolis Fireman Recalled After Three Years on Furlough
C H Biffle a Gallipolis fireman on the Pennsylvania Railroad was recalled to duty in Cleveland after a nearly three year furlough. He began firing for the railroad in 1920.
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Gallipolis
C. H. Biffle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Railroad
Glover Wins Parole For Auto Theft Conviction
John Glover of Athens County, Ohio, imprisoned in the Ohio Penitentiary, has been granted parole to take effect September 1. He was sentenced for automobile stealing.
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John Glover
Athens County
Ohio Penitentiary
Glover
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