Dr Paul C Foster Rites Set After Death in Ohio Hospital
Funeral services for Dr Paul Cameron Foster 49 will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Waugh funeral home after his death Saturday at Holzer Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. He lived in Gallipolis and leaves wife Martha Standing and four children along with his parents and several siblings. He taught psychology at Tulane and earned a Ph D from Tulane in 1930 and an M D from the University of Chicago in 1935. He served at Ohio State University Hospital before joining Holzer as chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He belonged to multiple medical societies and local clubs. Friends may call before the service.
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Gallipolis
Waugh
Paul Cameron Foster
Holzer Hospital
Linson H. Stebbins
Dr. Foster
Greensboro
N. C
R. D. DeWitt
Grace Cameron Foster
Penn State University
Tulane University
New Orleans
Martha Standing
Iowa City
University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Ohio State University Hospital
Holzer
Holzer Clinic
Foster
American College of Surgeons
Gallia County Medical Society
Ohio State Medical Society
American Medical
Robert Fenton
Centerville
Iowa
Manslaughter Charged Against Trucker in Route 35 Crash
Richard N. Stuart 31 of Snow Camp NC bound over to Jackson County grand jury on manslaughter charges after a Saturday Route 35 crash killed a Springfield mother 39 and her 13 year old daughter. The Roadway Express truck owned by Roadway Express Co collided head on and rolled onto a second car. Five others were injured. Stuart also fined 20 and costs by Mayor Arthur for driving left of center.
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Gallipolis
Richard N. Stuart
Snow Camp
N.C
Jackson County Grand Jury
Route 35
Springfield
Stuart
Roadway Express Co
State Highway Patrol
Arthur
Jackson
Co-Op Wool Marketing Sets WV Record
West Virginia farmers sold a record 796,134 pounds of wool and mohair through the state’s Wool Marketing Association between May 26 and July 9. The drive involved 33 points and 4751 farmers, surpassing last year’s 718,091 pounds from 4414 producers.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Emerson Gregory
West Virginia Farm Bureau
West Virginia Wool Marketing Association
Pollution Triggers Gallipolis Water Emergency
Gallipolis declares a water emergency as chemical pollution of the Ohio River forces four river wells offline. City Manager J Roy Bartlett urges residents to limit lawn sprinkling to 8 pm to 10 pm, notes only two wells now supply the city, and warns extra water may be needed for fire protection.
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Gallipolis
J. Roy Bartlett
Ohio River
Bartlett
Charleston
Nitro
Parkersburg
Graham Station
Four Crashes Investigated By Patrol In Gallia County
Gallipolis post of the State Highway Patrol investigated four weekend crashes with no injuries. Two drivers were arrested, including 17 year old Clair E. Mitchell for improper start and U turn in front of Phillip Ohlinger. Gerald Haffelt and John Hall were involved in a sideswipe with Hall arrested for improper registration. Burnette Collins escaped unharmed after a rollover on Route 35, and Melvin Adams swerved off Route 12 causing damage.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Clair E. Mitchell
Addison
Phillip D. Ohlinger
Pomeroy
John Howell
Gerald Haffelt
John Hall
Bladen Haffelt
Hall
Burnette S. Collins
Bluefield
W. Va
Collins
Melvin E. Adams
Jackson
New Sub Is Best Fighter in the World
PORTSMOUTH N H The USS Tang a sleek ultramodern submarine built at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is the first of a new class boasting deeper dives longer submerged time and faster underwater speed It features snorkel breathing devices compact crew quarters and an extensive array of secret electronics The Tang is a fastattack submarine designed for offensive action against surface and underwater targets Its skipper Comdr Enders P Huey hails it as real hot and the best in the fleet The Tang epitomizes efficiency with a clocklike operation throughout its compact crewed design The vessel can dive deep and maneuver swiftly with a seven officer and 75 enlisted crew aboard The Tang exemplifies endurance and power amid the Navy’s modern submarine force
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Portsmouth
N. H
NEA
America
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Tang
Bidwell Driver Is Arrested
George E. Anderson, 45, of Bidwell, jailed in Gallipolis on DUI charges. Patrol listed arrests include Larry Rise 17 for speeding, Harold King 26 for speeding, Richard Roach 22 for following too closely, Florence Elliott 21 for too many front seat passengers, Albert Russell 34 for left of center, Clyde Clark 36 for crossing yellow line, and Vivian Herford 23 released on bond for failing to obey a stop sign.
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Gallipolis
George E. Anderson
Bidwell
State Highway Patrol
Larry A. Rise
Middleport
John Howell
Harold W. King
Waynesburg
Richard H. Roach
Florence M. Elliott
William H. Jones
Albert Russell
Pomeroy
Clyde M. Clark
Rockland
Vivian J. Herford
Huntington
Stork Shower Honors Mrs King of Dunbar in Bellemeade
Pt Pleasant social notes record Mrs Charles King of Dunbar formerly of this place as guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Howard Carder Bellemeade with pink and blue decor and summer flower arrangements.
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Charles King of
Dunbar
Howard Carder
Bellemeade
Presley Family Holds Fifth Annual Reunion in Fairplay
The Presley family hosted their fifth annual reunion at J. Presley and spouse’s home in Fairplay. Attendees included Walter Westfall Oral Wayne and Gary Kayser of Ripley Guy Presley Glen Presley and son Bill Hinton Darrel Smallwood and sons Bill and Bob Londonderry Hersel Frashier and son Jackie Lee Gene Brown and children Jane and Larry Ravenswood Worthy Miller Anna Mae Reynolds and son Bruce Russell Johnson and children Judy and David of Point Pleasant.
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Presley
Fairplay
Walter Westfall
Oral
Wayne
Gary Kayser
Ripley
Guy Presley
Glen Presley
Bill
Riffle Family Returns to Barberton for Vacation
Ernest Riffle and Frank Riffle returned to work in Barberton Ohio after a week at home there accompanied by Mrs Ernest Riffle and daughter Carol Ann who will stay two weeks. Mrs Riffle is on vacation from the Sylvania plant here and Mrs Howard Garland of Galii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Riffle
Frank Riffle
Barberton
Ohio
Carol Ann
Riffle
Sylvania
Howard Garland
Galii
Hospital Admission and Discharge List Mix
A flow of names appears to document admissions and discharges. Individuals from Bladen Pomeroy Patriot Gallipolis and surrounding areas are listed with relatives and spouses, including babies and multiple married names. The note also records several discharges.
Four Persons Nabbed for Intoxication in Jallipolis
Jallipolis police reported the arrest of four individuals on intoxication charges Saturday night and Sunday. Owen Barry of Crown City, Ely C. Lambert of Thurman Route 1 fined $5 and costs, Russell Filinger of Crown City Route 1, Loren W. MacClaskey of Gallipolis released on $15 bond. Lawrence B. Wills of Columbus released under $10 bond for failing to stop at a stop sign, and Francis O. Rife of Gallipolis to appear before probate judge John Howell on crashing a traffic signal.
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Jallipolis
Owen Barry
Crown City
Ely C. Lambert
Thurman
Russell Fillinger
Loren W. MacClaskey
Gallipolis
Lawrence B. Wills
Columbus
Francis O. Rife
John Howell
Farm Bureau Directors Set Meeting for Saturday
POINT PLEASANT The Board of Directors of the Farm Bureau will meet in the county extension office Saturday at 10 am. County Agent WC Roberts announced Russell Jones, president, will preside. A discussion will cover the state meeting at Jackson's Mill Aug 18 and the annual Farm Bureau picnic.
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Point Pleasant
West Virginia Poultry Association
Moorefield
S. L. Dodd
Hardy County
Reymann
Wardenville
Bed Baker Farm
Dota
The
Farm Bureau
WC Roberts
Russell Jones
Jackson's Mill
River Traffic and Lock Reports From Gallipolis and Kanawha District
Boat movements reported on Sunday in the Gallipolis Locks include USSS 65 Kelly Bruce Invader Solvay Rand with varying upticks and downs through the day. Kanawha River traffic lists Charles Z Criss Stevenson Winfield and others with up and down readings and gauges at 18.2 and 93 feet. A stray note cites rats destroying about 200 900000 bushels of grain annually in the United States.
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Gallipolis Locks
USSS
Kelly
Bruce
Invader
Solvay
Rand
Kanawha River
Charles Z
Winfield
Criss
Stevenson
Hep
Blazer
Boggs
Guadalcanal
Olcott
Inca
Mack
Cherrystone
Kenna
Winchester
Kanawha Falls
United States
Reymann Memorial Farms Hosts Poultry Research Forum
Reymann Memorial Farms hosts a meeting reviewing current poultry research on disease control, broiler space, hot air breeding, selective breeding for meat, and gear like gas brooders. Speakers include Dr Earl Moore Wooster Experiment Station. Frank Frazier Richmond VA. Dr T Certy USDA. Karl Seegar University of Delaware.
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Agricultural Research Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Karl Seegar
University of Laware
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Paul C. Foster
Keith Brandeberry
U. S
Enders P. Huey
Navy
New England
Charies Manyok
Edgehill Road
Warren
Oho
Hudson
Sohio
Mrs. King
Sherwood Costen
Clifford Carder
Eunice B. Beller
Mary Foglesong
Roma Wartenburg
Max Nibert
Reed Doolittle
Robert Jones
Chester Haddox
H. O. Carder
M. Carder
Ada Engfield
Eldridge Sauer
James Langdon
Jessie Eads
Katherine King
Florence Rice
Cecil Lucas
Clarence Rainey
Keith Shin
Jack Noble
Otho Mattox
Inez Oliver
Manford
William McKinnley
Otis Rainey
Lincoln Ave
Clarice Nibert
Gallipella Ferry
Richard Chambers
150 Park Drive
Earnest Hively
Bladen
James Hanson
Grover Hazelwood
George Nease
Minersville
Thomas Gabreel
Patriot
Harold L. Dailey
Radcliff
Dara Howett
Donna Ruth Russell
Billy Gabreel
Virgil Miller
James Foster Smith
Bidwel
Far Gray
Vinton
Sol Jenkins
Oak Hi
Nicy Scott
Blackfork
Redith
Gail Buster
Barbara Cardwell
Lonnie Morris
Earl Cross
Baby
Ralph Comer
William Will and Baby
Leanna Ross
Elmer McManus
Robert Miller
N. C Welch
Patricia Grimm
Isaac Moore
Charles Davis
Carlos Bobo
R. H. Kirkendal
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