Gallia County Approves Polio Vaccine Fund
Gallia County commissioners allocated 1000 from the general fund to the Health Department for Salk polio vaccine. Weekly Saturday clinics at the courthouse continue with extra Tuesday summer sessions. County projects and salaries were discussed with no action taken.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Board of Commissioners
Health Department
Gallia
Cheshire Two
Sid Vance
J. Roy Bartlett
Hannan Trace School Board Accepts Resignation and Awards Contracts
The Hannan Trace School District board accepted the resignation of vocal instructor Charles Davidson of Ashland, Kentucky with no replacement named. The meeting also awarded next year milk contracts to Guyan Dairy and Valley Bell, hired multiple staff including four bus drivers and several teachers, janitors, and a cook, with several one or two year contracts.
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Gallipolis
Charles Davidson
Ashland
Hannan Trace
Board of Education
Albert Dennison
Mercerville
Bill
John E. Johnson
Wilos Unree
Merrill Waugh
Ohio Twp
Ernie Wells
Harrison Twp
Guyan Dairy
Valley Bell
Attendance Awards Given To 47 Pupils
Forty seven Washington Elementary School students will receive perfect attendance certificates for the school year, stated principal Evan Howard Evans. An additional 143 students with three days or less absence will receive faithful attendance certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington
Evan Howard Evans
Evans
Shirley Quillen
Victor Carruthers
Julia Craft
Sue Ann Mackenzie
Bobby Burkle
John Curry
Michael Woomer
Daryl Salisbury
Vickie Williams
David
Lynn Richards
Keith Houck
Richard Hamilton
Donna Phillips
Linda Maynard
Joyce Hoffman
Kay Fenderbosch
Mary Armstrong
Roger Bostic
Bill Curnutt
Charles Mayes
Keith Cottrill
George Wolfe
Break-in in Anniston Ends TV with Shotgun Blast
Police seek a house-breaker in Anniston who damaged a television with a shotgun after a family returned from an overnight trip. The suspect appears to have a sharp dislike for television. Joe S. Noland reported the break in and damage to his home belongings.
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Anniston
Ala
Joe S. Noland
Patience Best Remedy for Any Trouble
A health notice reminds patients that patience aids medical outcomes. Doctors must diagnose causes, sometimes needing multiple visits. Follow physician directions exactly and rely on pharmacists to dispense prescriptions faithfully.
Ranch House Restaurant Fire On Route 35
Fire believed from faulty wiring damaged the attic of the Ranch House Restaurant on Route 35 Monday night. James A. Northup of the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department said $150 in damage, with $100 to the building and $50 to contents. Firefighters cut a ceiling hole to reach the blaze, confined to the center of the long building. Two trucks and 14 firefighters answered the 9:30 p.m. alarm. a similar earlier fire had occurred at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James A. Northup
Northup
River traffic and dam conditions report across Ohio Canawha rivers
The bulletin lists gauge readings for Gallipolis Kanawha Falls and Huntington with rollers and sill levels. It records dam statuses on Kanawha River London Marmet and notes Ohio River movable dam levels up to Dam 28. It then details boat movements on Montgomery Lock 14 to Ravenswood Lock 34 and Kanawha Gallipolis Marmet lines, with each vessel’s load and timing.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
London
Marmet
Winfield
Ohio River
Western
Criss Jr
William Pitt
Theresa Seley
Peace
Indiana
Creditor
Reliance
Queen City
Andrew B
Bob Benter
L. F. Frieberger
City of
Bayou Billere
Jane T
Lock
Ashland
City of Maysville
Ravenswood
Sarah Kate
Bonnie D
Pitts
Steel City
Kanawha
Semet
Jerry Bosworth
Ogram
Coast Guard
Neville
Island Creek
Esso Louisiana
Jefferson
Lena C. Shearer
George T. Price
Three Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses in Gallia County
Three marriage license applications were filed Monday in the Gallia County Probate Court. Couples listed are James Lee Dailey 24 of Gallipolis and Juanita Eileen Evans 19 of Gallipolis. Donovan Theodore Johnson Jr 21 of Gallipolis and Janet Lee Cornwell 20 of Gallipolis. Charles Dean Jones 18 of Crown City and Mary Rebecca Carson 17 of Crown City.
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Gallipolis
Dan Cupid
Gallia County
James Lee Dailey
Juanita Eileen Evans
Harold EF
Edna McKean Dailey
H. Claude
Beatrice E. Fowler Evans
Donovan Theodore Johnson, Jr
Janet Lee Cornwell
Donovan T. Johnson
Wilma L. Lee Harrison
Robert L. and
Helen McCarley Cornwell
Charles Dean Jones
Crown City
Mary Rebecca Carson
Weldon E
Magdalene Moore Jones
Orville and
Josephine Mooney Carson
Births at Holzer Hospital noted for numerous families
Birth announcements list twin sons for Bethel Mason Bardin and Hemsworth families, daughters for Ohhlinger and others, with numerous parents named from Gallipolis, Mason, Ashland, Ravenswood, Point Pleasant, Wellston, and nearby areas. Several names appear with addresses and routes. Dismissed names and blood usage figures wrap the section.
Downington Birthday Observances and Family Visits
Downington notes a birthday dinner for James L. Nelson in honor of his 85th. Numerous relatives from Pomona California Ontario California and nearby areas visited relatives in Downington and attended services for Mrs Lucy Stotts in Pomeroy. Nearby travelers include Avary Brickles Leroyville Ky and families of Marion New ark Columbus Snowville and Athens.
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Downington
Neva Howell
James L. Nelson
Maude DuVall
Pomona
Calif
Gold Scudder
Ontario
Susie Howell
DuVall
Clark
Nelson
Avary Brickles
Leroyville, Ky
Albert Price
Almont Robinson
Pleads Guilty To Charge Pleads Guilty To Charge
Gallia County sheriff's department arrested Delmas A. Sheline 24 of Cheshire Route 2 for non support. He pleaded guilty in County Court and was bound over to the September grand jury with $500 bond and jailed for failure to post.
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Gallipolis
Delmas A. Sheline
Cheshire
Gallia County
visits and relatives noted in straitsville area
Mr and Mrs Harve Eberts recently visited Charles Bricker and Mary Oman in Chauncey. Mrs Mabel Abram and son Harry visit relatives in Bangor. Visitors at Billy Williams home include Mrs Lonnie Bruce and two children and Mrs Alberta Korges of Columbus. Rebekah inspection attendees in Crooksville were Nellie Dixon Nellie Forrester Jeanette Livingston and Edna Rawlins. Walter Eberts of Columbus visited his parents. George Davis of Columbus visiting relatives here. Fred Tracey treated at University Hospital Columbus. Mildred Warren and William Harrison of Buckeye Lake visited recently. Otis Trevey visiting his home in Pomeroy. Edward Lawson of Columbus visiting relatives here.
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New Straitsville
Harve Eberts
Charles Bricker
Mary Oman
Chauncey
Mabel Abram
Harry
Bangor
Billy Williams
Lonnie Bruce
Alberta Korges
Columbus
Rebekah
Crooksville
Nellie Dixon
Nellie Forrester
Jeanette Livingston
Edna Rawlins
Walter Eberts
Eberts
George Davis
Fred Tracey
University Hospital, Columbus
Mildred Warren
William Harrison
Buckeye Lake
Otis Trevey
Pomeroy
Edward Lawson
Ka nuga Ka nu ga Fair Haven church notes
MYF members met at Karen Sue Black home with Miss Black presiding. Nancy Thomas and Sandra Lee gave reports. Friendship class planned an ice cream social for June 12. A $25 church parsonage repair gift was given. Ten members attended. Recent visits and travel noted among local families.
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Kanauga
MYF
Kanauga Fair Haven Methodist Church
Karen Sue Black
Miss Black
Nancy Thomas
Sandra Lee
Ann Sayer
Troop 204 Plans Summer Camp at Camp Arrowhead
Boy Scouts of Troop 204 met at First United Presbyterian Church to discuss summer camp and complete physical exam forms. Scoutmaster Gaylord Woomer said the troop will spend June 28 to July 4 at Camp Arrowhead in Ona, West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
Boy Scouts
First United Presbyterian Church
Gaylord Woomer
Arrowhead
Ona
Interracial Churches Run in New York City Area
A study shows Luthe ran churches in metropolitan New York with at least 80 of 305 churches having interracial membership.
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New York
Road grader hits auto on Route 325 near Rio Grande
Minor damage reported to Donna Ruth Osler's car after a State Highway Department grader backed into it on Route 325 about five miles north of Rio Grande. Grader operator John Shaw, 48, Crown City, failed to see Osler's stopped vehicle. No grader damage. Patrol logged the 1 30 p.m. collision.
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Gallipolis
Donna Ruth Osler
Vinton
State Highway Department
Rio Grande
Presley Faces Double Fine and Jail in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Municipal Court Judge William H. Jones fined Norman Presley 41, $50 plus costs for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and sentenced him to five days in jail with a six month license suspension. A second intoxication count brought a $10 fine plus costs. Presley was arrested late Saturday night, released Sunday morning on bond, then jailed again for drunk driving. Several others received bonds or fines for related offenses.
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Eureka
Frances Ann Trent
Gallipolis
Gallia
Luther B. Neal, Jr
Wyandotte
Mich
Sid Vance
Alice L. Sewell
Glen H. Smith
Columbus
Claude Dray
Willard F. McCormick
Patriot
Donald M. Artus
Northup
Tony A. Taylor
Cheshire
Charles E. Lee
Middlewort
William E. Searberry
Paul F. Clark
Catherine Nichols
Dayton
William H. Jones
Norman Presley
Jones
Presley
Bert Hill
Springfield
State Highway Patrol
Isaac Brown
Detroit
Harold Wolfe
Covington
Judge Jones
Ted Harris
Chester M. Young
Arthur Persinger
James W. Duncan
Gallipolis Ferry
W. Va
Swim Party Planned By Scout Troop 203
Gallipolis officers discuss a swimming party and wiener roast for next Monday night at North up with a weekend trip to Lake Vesuvius in Lawrence County planned for June 1921 Jim Hackworth is scoutmaster and other leaders include Robert W. Cobb Harry Hamilton and Jim Thomson.
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Gallipolis
Northup
Lake Vesuvius
Lawrence County
Jim Hackworth
Robert W. Cobb
Harry Hamilton
Jim Thomson
Youth Hurt In Fall From Tree Near Gallipolis
Darrell Ray Roberts 18, son of Mr and Mrs Darrell Roberts of Gallipolis Route 2, fell from a tree while clearing a right of way along Route 325 Monday afternoon. He was admitted to Holzer Hospital with a possible concussion but his condition is reported as good.
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Gallipolis
Darrell Ray Roberts
Darrell Roberts
Holzer Hospital
13 Drivers Take Tests at Gallipolis Building
Ivan B. Davis of Ironton state highway patrol examiner tested 13 drivers Monday at the Gallipolis Municipal Building. Four persons failed to earn their operator's license.
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Gallipolis
Ivan B. Davis
Ironton
State Highway Patrol
Kyger Creek Board Hires Two Lifeguards
Gallipolis district hires Paul Rees as head lifeguard and Carolyn Roush as lifeguard for Kyger Creek pool with Richard Russell as pool manager Sandy Avner also a guard. board reviews next year milk and bread contracts but takes no action.
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Gallipolis
Kyger Creek
Board of Education
Paul Rees
Carolyn Roush
Richard Russell
Sandy Avner
C. Comer Bradbury
Clarence E. Thompson
Walter Rife
Raccoon board rehiring bus drivers and milk bread contracts
Gallipolis The Raccoon Local board of education rehired five bus drivers Haskell Bloomer C F Bonecutter Nevin Wood Hobart Call and Harold Howard and hired Edna Graham as lunch room cook. The district awarded Valley Bell Dairy the milk contract and Betsy Ross Bakery the bread contract. John Myers presided in president Clark's absence with members Evans Jerrell and clerk Davis present along with Glendon O Evans.
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Gallipolis
Raccoon Local Board of Education
Haskell Bloomer
Thurman
C. F. Bonecutter
Rio Grande
Nevin Wood
Patriot
Hobart Call
Bidwell
Harold Howard
Edna Graham
Valley Bell Dairy
Betsy Ross Bakery
John Myers
Joseph W. Clark
Robert L. Evans
Vincent Jerrell, Jr
Clarence H. Davis
Glendon O. Evans
Southern Baptist film Unto a Full-Grown Christian ready
The Southern Baptist Sunday School Board says a new film Unto a Full-Grown Christian will be distributed starting mid May. It will rent for $9 per showing through Baptist bookstores.
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Nashville
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Baptist Bokstores
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Gallia Board UK
Fund For
Blasts TV
Quick's Drug Store
West Union Street
Plautus
B.C
George C. Shaw
Logan Monument Co
Logan, Ohio
Robert I. Bethel
Jackson
Jonas E. Cook
Mason
William H. Bardin, Jr
Rudy _Beaver
Don &. Hemsworth
Marion K. Ohhlinger
New Haven
David L. Bumgardner
Connie J. Goble
Raymond E. Golightly
Brenda Sue Smithson
Woodland
Larry M. Russell
John F. Vale
Carpenter
Isaiah Smith
W. McMannis
Wellston
Raymond R. Kennedy
Albert H. Bester
Trenton
Foreman W. Stevens
Appe Grove
Walter H. Harmon
Charles W. Jeffers
Roy L. Allen
Oak Hill
Joe King
Archie Richards
Danny R. Hendrix
Joseph G. Igieheart
Darreil R. Roberts
Clarence FE. Rollins
Kananga
Joe V. Bolin
Rutland
Robert R. Stobart, Sr
Mish Miller
Moe H. Littenberg
N. Y
Sarah Cavin
William A. Stewart
Gerald Anthony
James R. Proffitt
Oscar F. Bauer
Howard F. Fellore
Joseph T. Caldwell
James C. Comer
Robert Faulk
Tony Ragliano
Patricia K. Lurkhart
Robert G. Ash
William Cottle
Bonnie Cashin
Germain Allard
Annette
Dionne Quintuplets
Montreal
Bolshoi Ballet
Jean-Francis
Germain
Cecil
Marie
Yvonne
Downington News
Marion
Paul Graham
Newark
Vesta Robinson
Lester Howell
Rosenberry
Harold Haring
Tuscaranas
Jack Wallace
Near Athens
Lucy Stotts
Harry Stotts
Delores Stotts
Marie Stotts
Harrisonville
Mark Clark
Albany
Cathie
Christie Stanley
Snowville
C. A. Bolen
Chester Barnhart
Darwin
Herb Barnhart
Josephine Dilcher
Boynton Beach
Fla
William L. Harris
Blackfork
Turley Cragg
Martin V. Sheline
Fred Roush
Letari
Anna Fry
Elgin
Ill
Kenneth Black
Joe Litchfield
Litchfield
James Thomas
Florida
Olin Knapp
Carl Morrow
Billi Maddy
Earl Durst
Ethel Messlier
John Oliver
Scout
Board
Cook
Raccoon
Federal Land Bank
The
United
National Farm Loan
A. C. Gibson
Sec
v.Treas
Post Office
Gallipolis, Ohio
Ohio
Olds
BOB Hess, Inc
E. State & Avon Place
Athens, Ohio
Oldsmobile
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