FFA Leaders Honored At State Awards
Richard Sisson of Gallia Academy High School was elected vice president of the state Future Farmers of America for Southern Ohio. He and two GAHS FFA members received State Farmer awards from Gov. Lausche and others, joining 208 statewide honorees. Gillespie and Burleson, recent graduates, held officer positions in the local chapter with Burleson as president and Gillespie as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Richard Sisson
Gallia Academy High School
Future Farmers of America
Ohio
GAHS
FFA
Frank Lausche
Carl Gillespie
Karl Burleson
Sisson
Gillespie
Burleson
Store Bought By Costens
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Costen, previously of Point Pleasant, took over the store formerly owned by Cpl. William H. Harrison of the state Highway Patrol. They purchased the business last week and assumed management Monday morning, moving into the attached living quarters. The deed shows a price of $17,000 exclusive of stock and fixtures for the property on the yt Road near the city limits, with the store offering groceries and service station facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hubert Costen
Point Pleasant
Cpl
William H. Harrison
State Highway Patrol
Lim 12
River Traffic And Lock Movements As Water Rises
River stage rising slowly with Dam 14 down to Gallipolis Locks. Monday readings show various locks and boats with movements and times across Ohio and Kanawha rivers including Gallipolis and Winfield schedules plus Kanawha Falls and London entries. Authorities track ship traffic and lock status through Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Winfield
Kanawha Falls
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Ogram
Nemacolin
Cherrystone
Criss, Jr
Creditor
Fleetwood
Workman
Dan Quinn
Criss
Merriwether Lewis
James Zubik
Stevenson
Jones
Patriot
Seneca
City of Maysville
Dorrance
Ernestine
Semet
Central
Thompson
Manitou
Kanawha
London
Solvay
Winfield, Virginia
Merrill
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital
Births list includes Reed Ervin Wells ton, a son. Sam Trowbridge Gallipolis, a son. Kermit Daugherty Coalton, a daughter. James King Buffalo, a daughter. Ottis Johnson Ewington, a son. Admissions include Plymale Gallipolis medical. Clarence Fisher Bladen medical. Jo Ann Call Bladen surgical. Betty Layne Bladen surgical. Linda Leonard Jackson surgical. Oliver Pekkala McArthur. Marc Edward French Middleport. James David Christian Ironton. Clarence Ihle Mason medical. Leoa Hughes Point Pleasant medical. Mrs Clarence Smith Oak Hill. James Frank Day Gallipolis medical. Carl E Francis Point Pleasant. Osborne Christian Jackson surgical. Edgar Butcher Middleport. Corwin Smith Dexter. Ogi Neola Lewis Gallipolis medical. Vaughn Hoffman Wellston. Charles Eugene Lewis Gallipolis. Emanuel Perry Jackson. George Osler Cheshire surgical. F Baily Minersville medical. Hugh Walker Gallipolis medical. Zeldon West Jackson medical. Thelma Bode Dayton medical. Maggie L Johnson Point Pleasant medical. Discharged include Earl Butcher and infant. Charles King and infant. Robert Hite. John Holoston. John Gillogly. Elsie Hart. Dr. S G Martt. Kirtley Spencer. Rhoda Keefer. John Lambert. George Ebersbach and infant. Buster Snyder and infant. Lois Brown. Charles Kinder. Wilbert Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymale
Gallipolis
Clarence Fisher
Bladen
Jo Ann Call
Surgical
Betty Layne
Linda Leonard
Jackson
Oliver Pekkala
McArthur
Medical
Marc Edward French
Middleport
James David Christian
Ironton
Clarence C. Ihle
Mason
Leoa Hughes
Point Pleasant
Clarence Smith
Oak Hill
James Frank Day
Carl E. Francis
Osborne Christian
Edgar Butcher
Corwin K. Smith
Dexter
Ogi Neola Lewis
Vaughn Hoffman
Wellston
Charles Eugene Lewis
Emanuel Perry
George Osler
Cheshire
Earl Butcher
Charles King
Robert Hite
John Holoston
John Gillogly
Elsie Hart
S. G. Martt
Kirtley Spencer
Rhoda Keefer
John Lambert
George Ebersbach
Buster Snyder
Lois Brown
Charles Kinder
Wilbert Coleman
Weekend Visits Noted Among Several Families
Mr and Mrs Matt Campbell and sons of Columbus along with Sr and Mrs Charles Prince and daughter of New Mexico spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ray Goddard. Mrs Mattie Leyda of Marietta visited Karl Place and family for a week. Pearl McAtee Jr is assigned to m4 in Germany after a 30 day furlough with his mother. David and Joyce Anne Nolen returned home to Warner after a week with their grandparents Lyle and Mrs Basim. Gerald Root and daughter Hilda of Zanesville spent a day with Elza Root. John Landers and family of Glouster visited James and Eva Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Matt Campbell
Columbus
Charles Prince
New Mexico
Ray Goddard
Mattie Leyda
Marietta
Karl Place
Pearl McAtee, Jr
Germany
Mabel McAfee
David
Joyce Anne Nolen
Warner
Lyle Basim
Gerald Root
Hilda
Zanesville
Elza Root
John Landers
Glouster
James Landers
Eva Landers
Drought Strains Crops Around Glouster Area
Drought conditions persist in the Glouster area with two weeks without rain except a brief .1 inch shower on Saturday. Temperatures hover in the lower 90s as farmers and gardeners report crop damage from lack of moisture.
Gallia Youth Injured in Blacksburg Motorcycle Crash
Francis Shane of Gallipolis, son of Dr. and Mrs. Francis W. Shane, sustained severe shock with no other injuries after a motorcycle crash near Blacksburg Virginia. Driver Granville Turner, 21, of Buchanan was killed. Shane and Turner were Virginia Tech students on a brief ride before a parade. Shane’s condition later improved in Christiansburg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Blacksburg
Francis Shane
Francis W. Shane
Granville Turner
Buchanan
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Shane
Christiansburg
Two Men Fined For Drunk and Disorderly conduct
Deputy Sheriff Gordon Fisher arrested Horton Rose Jr of Gallipolis and Luther B Lyon of Columbus on drunk and disorderly charges Saturday evening. They pled guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs by Justice James A Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gordon Fisher
Horton Rose, Jr
Luther B. Lyon
Columbus
James A. Johnson
Baltimore Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Gallipolis
Charles F. Hall, 23, Baltimore Maryland, was fined 25 dollars and costs by Municipal Court Judge William H. Jones on a disorderly conduct charge filed by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gallipolis
Charles F. Hall
William H. Jones
Municipal Court
Texas Survey Seeks Names of Amputees
Panola County Texas Research Foundation requests Gallia County residents who have lost a foot or leg and still walk on crutches or a peg leg. Sheriff George Ehman is asked to forward names and contact the detective to aid the survey. The letter bears Panola County’s sheriff signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Panola County
Texas
George Ehman
Gallia County
Ehman
Mothers Club Meeting at Grace Ann Kempton Home
Jacksonville mothers group will gather at 7:30 Wednesday evening in the residence of Mrs Grace Ann Kempton for a club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Grace Ann Kempton
Crane Breaks Phone Pole in Gallipolis Intersection
A crane carrying a truck struck a telephone pole at First and Sycamore in Gallipolis at 8 30 a m Monday breaking the pole in two places. The truck owned by H W Holt and Son of Columbus was driven by Homer E Notestone 24 of Grove City. Crews worked Monday to replace the pole and restore wires by nightfall. No wires were reported broken. City police investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Sycamore
H. W. Holt and
Driver Fined $10 for Speeding in Gallipolis
The State Highway Patrol reports Arthur Beckett, 50, of Huntington, was fined $10 and costs on a speeding charge in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Arthur Beckett
Huntington
Club plans skating party after pot luck
The Chit Chat Club met in Memorial Park on Wednesday for a pot-luck. Present were Mrs. Maryall, Mrs. Wanda Boyd, Mrs. Margaret Morris, Mrs. Rose Kurtzman, Mrs. Jody Moore, Mrs. Carol Wallace, Mrs. Dora Parker, Mrs. Glenna Gamwell and Mrs. Pat Faires. A skating party was planned for the next meeting on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chit Chat Club
Memorial Park
Maryall
Wanda Boyd
Margaret Morris
Rose Kurtzman
Jody Moore
Carol Wallace
Dora Parker
Glenna Gamwell
Pat Faires
Sergeant Viney to Be Discharged After Three Years Service
Fort Custer Michigan soldier Rich ard A. Viney of the GLOUSTER staff will end a three day pass with his mother Mrs Gladys Viney. He is set to be discharged from the Army on July 5 after completing three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Richard A. Viney
Fort Custer
Mich
Gladys Viney
Glouster Chapter to Meet in Masonic Hall Tonight
The Glouster Chapter OES meets this evening at 7 30 in the Masonic Hall. A Flag Day program will be presented and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
OES
Masonic Hall
Ronald Addington Awarded Diploma at Lincoln High
Mrs Clyde Addington visited Canton for commencement at Lincoln High School. Her grandson Ronald Eugene Addington, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Addington, earned a diploma. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Robert O Donnell and their son Roddy from Chillicothe. They joined Mrs Addington in Glouster on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Clyde Addington
Canton
Lincoln High School
Ronald Eugene Addington
Ben Addington
Robert O'Donnell
Margaret Addington
Roddy
Chillicothe
Glouster People Visit Columbus and Logan
Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Caldwell in Jacksonville included Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moody of Magnolia Ohio. Mrs. Kate Thyne, formerly of Jacksonville and now in Columbus, sprained her ankle at her sister Mrs. Mary McMillan’s home in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Judson spent Sunday in Logan with friends. Ernie and Arthur Bryson visited Columbus with their brothers and sisters in law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryson and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Bryo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Caldwell
Jacksonville
Perry Moody
Magnolia
Ohio
Kate Thyne
Columbus
Mary McMillan
McMillan
Charles Caldwell
Tom Judson
Glouster
Logan
Ernie
Arthur Bryson
Robert Bryson
John Bryo
Real Estate Taxes Collected at Glouster Bank
A representative of the county treasurer will be at Glouster Community Bank during banking hours today and tomorrow to collect real estate taxes. Taxpayers should bring their last tax receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
County Treasurer's Office
Glouster Community Bank
Meeting Postponed in Glouster Church News
The Glouster WSCS meeting at the Methodist Church scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed to Thursday June 18 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
WSCS
Board Meeting Set Glouster
The official board of the Church of Christ will meet in the church this evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Church of Christ
N T Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Ola Eddy
Mrs Ola Eddy hosted the N T Club at Broad Street with Mrs Anna Conway presiding. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, scripture read by Mrs Mary Johnston, and a readings program by Mrs Grace Zimmer Mrs Sylvia Maxwell Mrs Inez Williams and Mrs Eddy. Mystery prize went to Mrs Johnston and contest prizes to Mrs Zimmer and Mrs Louise Zimmer. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Vera Eddy to the listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Zimmer
Vera Eddy
Bessie Thompson
Maude Vaughn
Stella Dyer
Remarkable Recovery From Rheumatoid Arthritis
A reader declares a stunning recovery from rheumatoid arthritis and other rheumatic pains after personal treatment, describing deformed hands realigned and renewed mobility. The letter invites others to write for details on the method and its results.
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Costens
Holzer Hospital
Reed Ervin
Sam Trowbridge
Kermit Daugherty
Coalton
James King
Buffalo
Ottis Johnson
Ewington
Cal
Zeldon West
Thelma Bode
Dayton
Maggie L. Johnson
Gallia
John Lawlor
Troy
Billy
Tommie
Mary Ann
Texas Survey
Mothers Club
Sgt. Viney Home
Lodge
Ronald Addington
N.T. Club
Lela
Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
P. O
Jackson 7
Mississippi
Pete Baird
Mer
Columbus St
Tel
Nelsonville
Obie
Capital Finance Corporation
Pomeroy
W. Ind
Kidd, Mar
Court St
Athens
Mercury
Ford Motor Company
Athens, Ohio
Ed Sullivan
Wens-Tv
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