Gallipolis City School Board fills several teaching posts
Gallipolis Ohio The city school board Friday night filled multiple teaching positions at the high and elementary schools. New hires include Lurene Brown for the high school and Trevor Davis as teacher and assistant principal. Frederick Stone will teach physical sciences and math. Marie Langdon and Helma Weaver named for Washington Grade School. Dorothy Roadarmour hired for sight saving glasses. a slate of teachers selected for Washington Kananga East Gallipolis Lincoln and other posts. Principal openings remain at both grade and high schools with replacements to be named later.
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Gallipolis
Vorcatema
Washington
Cies
Lurene Brown
Vincent
Washington County
Ohio
Bartlett
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Vincent Schools
Trevor Davis
Oak Hill
Siso
Catherine Morriscon
Douglas Mullineaux
Laurence Myers
Robert Frice
Eulah Villlam
Marie Langdon
Helma Weaver
Miss Weaver
Dorothy Roadarmour
Washington School
Osa Baird
Ciara Mae Davis
Marc Davis
Flaine Fulton
Clark Gillingham
Mildred Gilman
Margaret Kelly
Catherine Kircher
Marie Mea
Elizabeth Niday
Katherine Miller
Garnet Smith
Garnet Stringfellow
Paul Ward
Dwight Wetherholt
Anna Miseman
Clara Worman
John Evans
Lola Rupe
Kananga
Miss Margaret Tabit to Wed Lieut Hodgson in Gallipolis
Miss Margaret Tabit and Lieut Eckford Hodgson plan a June 2 wedding at the Tabit home in Gallipolis. The ceremony will be at 10 30 a m with Rev L W Gishler officiating. Attendants include Mrs Fred Gordon and Dr C E Holzer. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside at 42 Stepe Bt Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
George Tabit
Margaret Tabit
Eckford Hodgson
J. E. Hodgson
Fort Thomas
Tabit
L. W. Gishler
First Presbyterian Church
Stepe
Hodgson
Ohio University
Athens
Pi Kappa Alpha
Milwaukee
Wis
Watson Airport
Cincinnati
New York City
Miami Fla
Becond Ave
WPA Projects Employ 632 in Gallia County May
A report filed last Thursday shows 632 persons worked on WPA projects in Gallia County during May. Transfers of 1 million per funds were made to PWA projects, including the new Gallipolis dam.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
PWA
Middleport man dies of gunshot wound in hospital report
Sumner Kindle a 70 year old Middleport man was brought to Mother Hospital Friday with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He was reported in critical condition Sunday.
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Gallipolis
Sumner Kindle
Middleport
Mother Hospital
NEWS PHOTOS TURN SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS WORLD
Photos from a sports feature highlight Chuck Klein Indianapolis’ baseball career and marriage, Ruths Have Rhythm dancers, and U S Olympic prospects Nurms sisters and LAAC divers. Joe Louis enshrines focus on training at his Lakewood camp ahead of a 15 round bout with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium on June 18.
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Sports World
Mar
Joe Louis
Lakewood
N. J
Brown Bomber
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Reedsville News Notes Recap Of Local Visits And Events
Reedsville residents host visitors from Myre Pace Seminole and Belleville. The Mumphreys, former Seminole residents, visited Parkersburg. Turtle initials marked in 1904 by Arthur Mills reappeared on a turtle lately found. Sewing Club met at Mrs. Emrick’s home. Funeral services held for Mrs. Lafe Paugh with burial at Pleasant Home Cemetery. Memorial Day flowers and flags enhanced Reedville Cemetery. Kate L. Kibble attended a postmasters meeting in Athens. Landon family weekend at Cincinnati Hill. Beulah Mays returned from Zanesville visit. Mrs Josephine Pickens and Mrs Myrtle Arnott visited Middleport with Mrs James Murray.
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Reedsville
J. C. Chadwick
Myre
Pace
Frank Bruckner
Seminole
Okla
Parkersburg
C. E. Humphrey
RE. J. Mumphrey
Ade Bose
Lyda Mumphrey
Belleville
Lewis Humphrey
Hockingport
Mumphrey
Humphrey
Lafe Paugh
Pleasant Home Cemetery
Reediaville Cemetery
Kate L. Kibble
Athens
John Landon
Cincinnati Hill
Beulah Mays
Zanesville
Josephine Pickens
Myrtle Arnott
Middleport
James Murray
Chauncey Dover High plans Class Night exercise
Senior Class of Chauncey Dover High School will host Class Night Monday at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. Dr Garrett Gallipolis named honorary member of the Daughters of America when ribbon was pinned by Mrs J Harold Wolfe Saturday.
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Chauncey
Dover High School
Garrett Gallipolis
J. Harold Wolfe
RB Garrett
The
Daughters of America
Memorial Day Services Observed in Chauncey
Memorial Day observances in Chauncey featured 10 am services at the Church of Christ led by Rev. Gilbert Courtney with Rev. A J Jenkins delivering the principal address. The day included a firing squad taps, graveside decoration, a Gettysburg address reading, and a decoration committee led by Mayor Hines. Civil War veteran Hiram Tinkham attended, while illness kept Dr. A J Learned away.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Nye
Gilbert Courtney
Guss Graham
Lincoln
Gladys Pickering
Charles Bradfield
A. J. Jenkins
Wesley Foundation
Athens M. E
Hiram Tinkham
Tinkham
A. J. Learned
Millfield
W. D. Hines
Joseph Cline
Clarence Mullins
Treaurer
John Smart
Funeral Rites Held For Thomas P. France
Funeral services for Thomas Palmer France, 56, formerly of Chauncey, were held Memorial Day at 11:30 a m with Rev. Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ officiating. The ashes were interred beside his parents in Nye Cemetery. He died in March in Pittsburgh and was cremated. He is survived by two brothers and two sisters.
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Chauncey
Thomas Palmer France
Isaac
Dora France
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Nye
France
Pittsburgh
C. N. France
Athens
J. E. France
Santa Monica
Calif
Norma Miller
Columbus
Alice Nye
Chauncey Residents Visit for Memorial Day Guests
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kanmacher and Mr and Mrs Fred Hilderbrandt, former Chauncey residents, arrived from Columbus and Dayton to visit Memorial Day. They were guests of Mrs Goldie Fielder on Ellis Avenue.
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Chauncey
Hugh Kanmacher
Glenna Norris Cunningham
Columbus
Fred Hilderbrandt
Gladys Preston
Dayton
Goldie Fielder
Ellis Ave
Womanness Wedding Benefit Seeks Baby Buggy in Chauncey
Miss Ward directs The Womanness Wedding a Friendship Class benefit at the high school auditorium in Chauncey with 80 local men. The event runs Monday and Tuesday nights June 8 and 9 and aims to feature a 150 pound baby riding to the wedding. the first rehearsal is Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Chauncey Personal Visits From Nearby Families
Chauncey residents host relatives visiting from Columbus Newark Mt. Vernon and Sugar Creek. Dame Memorial Day services drew John Anderson Elizabeth Woody and Clarence Sanders guests. Felicitations note several local families hosting or returning from visits across central Ohio.
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Chauncey
Amos Gee
Davison
Mich
William T. Smart
Daniel Smart
Gee
Curtis Locke
Columbus
James Locke
John Anderson
Elizabeth Woody
Clarence Sanders
Millfield
Fauna Speelman
Sanders
Floyd Rivers
Newark
Frank Rivers
Thomas Fennell
Rene Arck
Mt. Vernon
Arck
W. S. James
Sugar Creek
Lucille Rivers
Glen Wright
Faye Rivers
Young Chauncey boy nets nineteen pound carp
John Cunningham, 13, of Chauncey, proved his fishing skill on the Hocking River near White's Mill by landing a nineteen pound carp with a cane pole on Saturday.
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Chauncey
John Cunningham
Rye Cunningham
John
Hocking
White's Mill
Relief Works Prepared For Gallia County District
GALLIPOLIS WPA office plans relief projects at Mound Hill Cemetery including retaining walls to fix road slip issues, new culverts, gravel roads, clearing and landscaping, and expanded driveways with terraces for future plots. First, Grape and Vine Streets to be concreted next week and county roads surfacing underway using local river gravel and township limestone.
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Gallipolis
WPA
Mound Hill Cemetery
H. W. Nixon
Nixon
First
Grape
Vine
Four Year Old Leads Gallipolis Parade Drum Corps
Four year old Donnie Bartels served as drum major of the Junior Legionnaires Drum Corps from City Park to Pine Street Cemetery and back. He wore a white satin peasant blouse with blue shorts and a blue-grey overseas cap, carrying a baton wrapped in white ribbons. The corps included Cecil Rice, Clarence Rice, John Davis, Tom Farmer and others. Basil Betz, age 82, recalled attending Gallipolis Decoration Day in 1868 as the only veteran present. Veterans from Spanish American War and Civil War era participated in memorial services with Dr. A. B. Garrett addressing about 700 attendees.
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Gallipolis
Donnie Bartels
Pine St
Legionnaires
J. W. Bartels
Donnie
Cecil Rice
Clarence Rice
John Davis
John Winson
James Leaper
Paul H. White
Derry Adams
Jim Gillingham
Ray Farmer
Tom Farmer
Gale Bartels
Tom Robinson
Bill Lanier
Tom Fife
John Ed West
William Elliott
William Safford
Basil Betz
A. B. Garrett
H. W. Sowards
J. Waddell
J. W. Martin
M. T. Carter
A. Whitaker
W. B. Jones
J. QO. Green
N. Edwards
H. J Klages
D. A. Beard
E. Shaw
C Bilker
T. J. Neal
W. A. Crawford
H. H. Bratt
A. Boles
C. W. Smah
I. W. Broyles
I. Findley
H Smith
L. Angell
George Hix
A Jones
Lawrence Fisher J. R. Mills
A. Fuller
W. G. Bird
Whose Bad Faith in Government Help for Business
Government spokesmen claim business leaders acted in bad faith for challenging policies after receiving aid in 1933. The piece argues recovery measures were temporary, then morphed into permanent plans overhauling the economy, with government as an unwelcome permanent guest watching private business and digging into its affairs, not vice versa.
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