Tow Boat Semet Solvay Escapes Disaster at Eureka Dam
In a near catastrophe on the Eureka Dam, the towboat Semet Solvay and six barges were saved from destruction by a heroic effort. The incident occurred after high waters and a stationary dam caused perilous turbulence, with the crew including two women rising to the challenge to guide the vessel safely through the lock chamber and reassemble below the dam.
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Semet-Solvi
Eun
Ohio
Eureka
Great Kanawha
United States
Eureka Vile
John Cham
Centerville Alumni Set Meeting With Graduates as Guests
Centerville High School alumni plan a meeting on June 21 at the school building. Guests will include this year’s graduates. Officers include John E. Owens president W Nelson Lloyd vice president Irene Lewis secretary. Committees list several local ladies.
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Gallipolis
Centerville High School
John E. Owens
W. Nelson Lloyd
Irene Lewis
David Beman
L. C. Jones
Bertha Thomas
William Mossman
Margaret ‘Thomas
Olwyn Williams
Lowell Edwards
Marriage Licenses Issued at Gallipolis
Licenses to wed issued for multiple couples across Ohio and nearby states. Names include Carl Estler and Nellie Mille of Gallipolis, E. J. Payne and Lucille Niday of Jeston, HoH Shinn and Anns Buffalo of Norman Smith, Rex Trout and Beatrice Droz of The Plains, George Rowe and Betty June Borror of Clarksburg, and several others from Marmet Lawrence County and Pittsburgh.
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Huntington
Nellie J. Mille
E. J. Payne
Lucille Niday
Jeston
Hoh. Shinn
W.va
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Rex Trout
Binia Bune
Norman Smith
Beatrice Droz
the Plains
George Rowe
Betty
June Borror
Clarksburg
W. W. Brace
Marmet
W. Va
Florence Arbaugh
Charleston
Donald Stewart
Oldaker
Lecta
Arold Walker
Vida’ Willams
Arbuckle
W Va
Benson Brunton
Gladys Hensley
Oran Keys
Ava Mine
Lawrence County
Leonard Oliver
Rose Ann Zell
Pittsburgh
Local Marriage Licenses Issued in Logan Area
Three marriage licenses issued on Saturday list couples Lawrence E Campbell and Mary E Erb of Murray City plus Vera Savage and Lawrence E Smith from The Plains. Cecil E Thomas of Nelsonville and Phyllis Clark of Athens Route 3.
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Cecil Ebert Thomas
Nelsonville
Nathan Thomas
Phyllis Florean Clark
Athens
Charles Clark
Reckless driving charge filed against Leo Schrader
An information filed before Judge Phil Henderson charges Leo Schrader with reckless driving. He pleads not guilty and is held on a $300 bond awaiting a hearing. The case stems from a fan accident on U S Route 33 south of Logan. Mrs Ray Moran of Greendale suffered serious injuries and is hospitalized at Cherrington Hospital.
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Phil Henderson
Leo Schrader
U. S. Route 33
Ray Moran
Greendale
Cherrington Hospital
Logan Hospital Patient Discharges After Surgeries
At Logan Hospital Gyurko under name for trial operation at Chelington Hospital Sunday morning. Paul White Detroit was discussed for the hospital Sunday following minor surgery. Moertlick Logan had been in hospital 19 days following major operation and was discharged Sunday.
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Child Hurt In Auto Door Mishap In Gallipolis
A girl identified as Margaret Jones fell from a moving car in Gallipolis when a door opened while traveling with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Jones of Cora. She sustained severe cuts and bruises and is reported to be improved.
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Paul Jones
Cora
Margaret” Jones
Harmon Vist Traces Former Residents in Texas and Shreveport
Ned Hammon of OGAN visited Texas and Shreveport to see Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh, former Oreville residents. Pugh, ill for six months in a hospital, hopes to travel with Mrs. Pugh to Ohio. He worked in Centralia oil fields and has lived in the Southwest for years.
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Ned Hammon
Reville
Texas
Shreveport
John Pugh
Oreville
Mr. Pugin
Pugh
Ohio
Centratia
Southwest
Driver Pleads Guilty in 30 Days in Logan Case
Logan arrestee David Gears of New Straitsville faced Magistrate Frank St. Clair after a Thursday collision with William Bird of Straitsville. Gears pled guilty, receiving a $50 fine plus costs and 30 days in jail. he may lose driving rights pending certification. Sheriff Floyd Duffy made the arrest.
Nine Juniors Present Program for Baptists
Gallipolis junior members led by Miss Hilda Hale y directed a worship program at First Baptist Church on Sunday. Participants included Bobby Tope Ladonna Ecker Charlene Robin Earleen Saunders Mary Campbell Bernadine Dennett James Dailey James Caldwell Peggy Clary. A Daily Vacation Bible School sponsored by het sapust warch will begin June 26 and run for two weeks.
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First Baptist Church
Hilda, Haleley
Bobby Tope
Ladonna Ecker
Charlene Robin Earleen "Saunders
Mary Campbell
Gallipolis — Het Sapust Warch
Boy Scouts Plan June Camp and Citizenship Parade
In Gallipolis county scouts announce a Good Citizenship Day parade and a two day camp at Fairfield Lake in June. Probate court has issued marriage licenses and permits for the events, with preparations underway for the early June dates.
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Boy Scout
Boy Scouts
Fairfield Lake
Nine Students Advance In Flight Training
Gallipolis airport operates under W H Chevis a New Orleans arrival guiding training. Nine Rio Grande College aviation students have advanced to solo flying with a two-plane setup for Sunday sight-seeing trips and instruction. A second hangar and a new machine shop enhance facilities. drainage keeps the field dry despite heavy rains.
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Gallipolis
W. H. Chevis
New Orleans
Rio Grande College
Free Pool for All Boys and Girls Under 16 Saturday
Gallipolis announces each Saturday from 10 am to noon the public pool will be free for all children aged 16 years or under. The measure applies to both boys and girls.
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Gallipolis
Law Offender After Second Offense in Galeopolis
Luther Sigler disrupted a religious service on Eastern Avenue and nearly faced Mansfield Reformatory. He was under a suspended sentence for breaking and entering at the field house, with Judge White presiding on the other charge.
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Luther Sigler
Eastern Avenue
Gale Lpolis
Mansfield Reformatory
Field House
Judge White
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