Word to Seniors in Education Highlights Commencement
June 2 commencement featured 78 Gallia seniors at Washington Auditorium with about 600 attendees. Frances Pierson and Flatting joined Joseph W Fichter as speakers on training and potential, while diplomas were given to 75 graduates by Harry Miller. Music included piano solos and glee club performances.
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Ig Education
Joseph W
Gallla Sig
Washington Auditorium
Fichter
Mindeo
Frances Pierson
Etheleen Ging Sing
Elizabeth Carnes
H. H
Harry Miller
Board of Education
Girls’ Glee Club
Ruth Sawyer
Attendance Record at Gallia Academy High School
Gallia Academy High School reports its best attendance in five years for the two semesters ending. Principal E. E. Higgins notes a year total of 97.21 percent, with 97.05 for boys and 97.36 for girls while tardiness declined. Freshmen to seniors with perfect or no-day absences are listed by name.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
E. E. Higgins
Mildred Leaper
Jean Kerr
Bob Arrington
Enoch Broyles
Paul Casey
Ruby Beck
Benny Atkinson
Mary Amos
Jean Christy
Lonnie Valentine
Margaret Sheets
Jessie Unroe
Marjorie Wallace
Carl Drummond
Virginia Halley
Paul Northup
Lowell Northup
Wilbur Perkins
Harold Robinson
Ralph Roush
Heber Russell
Edna Miller
Elizabeth Norman
Mildred Prater
Edith Saunders
James Catting
Ellabelle Chevalier
Betty Henke
Hazel Graham
James Myers
Mary Bess Kent
Jean McCormick
Wallace Smith
Lewis Stevers
Magdalene Rodgers
Jane Eloise Rothgeb
Venetta Thabet
Anne Laurie Weaver
Ethel Wilson
Ruth Young
Junior Betz
Curtis Harrington
W. Hern
Wayne Jones
C. Lewis
Stanley MceKean
Junior Mootz
C. M. Sheets
Opal Daniels
Vivian Dexter
Mary Elliott
Roma Houck
Betty Kratz
Sam Drummond
Saxton Jones
Esta Beck
Helen Harrington
Mary Gardner
James Wood
Wonga Kent
Ruth Maddy
Myrtle McCalla
Life of J. R. Edwards Highlighted by Magazine Sketch
Eureka Gallipolis June 2 A sketch on J R Edwards detective captain of the Los Angeles Police appears in a national magazine He is a son of Jim Edwards former Gallia County Commissioner and has served with the LA Police since April 26, 1911.
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Eureka Gallipolis
J. R. Edwards
Los Angeles Police
Jim Edwards
Eureka
Gallia County
Los Angeles
Ohio River Notes from Gallipolis June 2
The Ohio River sits at pool stage with most dams up. Queen City blamed for false report of layup at Pittsburgh. it lay up briefly to align with regular schedule. Greene Line shifts plans, will run Kiwanis in Huntington trade linking auto trucks for Gallipolis and Charleston. North Star joins St. Louis to Pittsburgh barge line, towing oil. Packets Queen City Liberty Senator Cordill and oil towboats Dan E Sullivan and Reliance pass. Local visits include Power Company. ministers Wilbur and Downtain in Lancaster. Edwards couple from Huntington attend graduation. Dr. Holzer travels to Mercersburg Academy commencement with Mrs Holzer and Christine.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Senator Cordill
Montgomery
Pittsburg
Greene Line
Cincinnati
Huntington
Cordill
Kiwanis
Charleston
North Star
St. Louis
Fred Hornbrook
Liberty
Queen City
Dan E. Sullivan
Reliance
C. Fred Edwards
C. E. Holzer
Mercersburg
Mercersburg Academy
Baptismal Services and Fifth Anniversary Observed
In Gallipolis on June 2, Grace M E Church hosts an adult baptismal service Sunday morning with Rev H H Wilbur delivering "Holy Spirit in the Church" and an evening talk on "What Is Your Philosophy of Life?" The Fifth anniversary of Rev William Wood Duff at First Presbyterian Church will be marked Sunday morning with a special service.
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Duff
Gallipolis
Grace M. E. Church
H. H. Wilbur
William Wood Duff
First Presbyterian Church
Haffey and Denman Named as Electric Company Managers
H G Haffey of Columbus general manager of the Southern Ohio Electric Company and B J Denman of Davenport Iowa general manager of United Light and Power are named in a brief industry notice outlining executive appointments.
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H. G. Haffey
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Company
B. J. Denman
Davenport
Iowa
United Light
Kanauga Notes Report Local Social and Sports
Community notices mention Mrs. Nanny Rothgeb and others at the funeral of Mrs. Walter Butler in Huntington. Local baseball results show Kanauga Tigers 2 Bidwell 1 and a 14 11 win over the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, with Bidwell a forthcoming opponent. Travel and visits include Albert Spencer in town, Camp Knox enrollment, and several families visiting relatives in Parkersburg Gallia Cincinnati Dayton Princeton.
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Ned Dewitt
Parkersburg
Kanauga Tigers
Bidwell
Ohio Hospital
W. E. McDade
Portland
van McDade
Raymond Shelton
Gallia
Gordon Carney
Cincinnati
John Jones
Dayton
William Foster
Princeton
W. Va
Letha Swain
New Deal for the Jelly Cupboard
A call for an allotment plan for jams and jellies as a household economy. The article urges families to reserve at least one batch from each fruit, noting rising strawberry acreage and cheaper fruit. It encourages starting now with dusting off jam making paraphernalia and buying strawberries for winter praise.
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Washington
Berry juice jelly canning recipe with pectin and boiling step
Crush about 3 quarts fully ripe berries and extract juice. Measure juice with sugar, boil, add fruit pectin, and boil hard 1 to 2 minutes. Skim, pour quickly, cover with paraffin. Yields about 11 glasses of jelly.
How to Make Fruit Preserves With Pectin
Grind about 2 quarts fully ripe berries or crush in layers to pulp. Mix 4 cups fruit with 2 pounds of sugar and 1 to 2 bottles fruit pectin in a large kettle. Boil hard for 1 minute while stirring. Remove from heat, add pectin, then stir and skim for 5 minutes. Pour quickly, cover with paraffin, and yield about 10 glasses.
Home canned jam recipe with pressed berries and sugar
A step by step fruit jam method using 4 cups prepared fruit 7 cups sugar lemon juice and berries pressed flat. Alternate layers of fruit and sugar in a kettle, add lemon juice, let stand, boil hard for 3 minutes then stir in pectin and skim. Pour hot, seal with paraffin yields about 11 glasses.
Local business listings for households and stores
A compact directory of shops and residences includes Home Grocery on 3% E Carpenter Street, Householders at 13 North Court Street, Gush Six on Brown Avenue, Co. H Slaughter at Second and Lancaster, Smiths Cash Market at 27 W Union Street, C M Smith at 55 May Avenue.
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North Court Street
Co. H. Slaughter Cor
Second and Lancaster Smiths Cash Market
W. Union Street
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Shier
Cement Alk
Gallia Academy
W. &. Downtain
Lancaster
Kanauga News
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Harry
Certo
Easible
General Foods
G. P. Corp
Cerro
C. D. Shafer
Salmon
Alaska
Caldwell
FOOD
Qusgaa
Ators Store
Richland Avenue
C. A. Bean
Elliott St
John Milar
G. W. Pierce
Central Avenue
J. F. Beverage
Race Street
Harry Burns
West State & Lancaster
Union Grocery
Adricots
Dphillips
Madame
Ensalie Hablgy
Sunnyside Grosery
Morris Avenue
W. H. Broomhall
Community Grocery
W. Union St
F. F. Graham
Stewart St
Athens
O. Risley’s
North Cemetery Street
D. O. Kasler
Amesville
J, O. Earich
Washington St
Harvey Cone
West State Street
W. N. Russell
West Union Street
Brown Avenue
F. G. Hutchins
the Gorham Store CO
Lathrop, Ohio
O. F. Larsons
Coolville, Ohio
Peter Verba Hollister
C. M. Smith
May Avenue
Morris Grocery Glouster Dist. No
White & Son CO
E. C. Russell Plantsville, O
Shahan & CO
Corning, Ohio
Kellogg’s
G. V. Wingo & Son Hebbardsville
A. D. Scarlet Little Hocking
Sander’s Cash Store
Millfield
V. Bolin Mineral
Ohio
Coleman & Company
Stewart Ohio
H. D. Faires “Grocery & Meats
Stockport, Ohio
S. E. Batchelder
the Plains
G. W. Dewees Torch
C. A. Gardner
D. W. Brill
Sharpsburg
Sanders Store
Albany
Fish Fm
Msc Om Pees
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