Three Charleston Men Charged by Patrol in Gallipolis
Police docketed three Charles and Samuel C. Field, 29, on counts tied to traffic violations including crossing the yellow line. Venues UMCpSal COUT on state ave and Dec charges show bonds set at 15 and 6. Earl Harrison Smith, 40, posted 20 bond for speeding. incident details are sparse.
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Charleston
Gallipolis
Charles
Samuel C. Field
Jathannon Bf
Umcpsal Cout
Ave
Tetalea
Earl Harrison Smith
Sight Unseen Eating by a Woodcock Its Forage
The woodcock uses a three inch bill to probe mud and feel earthworms with a highly sensitive tip. It feeds by sensing prey underground without sight. The bird relies on tactile cues to locate prey in soft soils.
Annual Red Cross Drive Nets $2868 From Gallia Countians
Gallia County reports a total Red Cross drive of $2868.81 raised this week led by house-to-house canvassing and support from Holzer Hospital, Gallipolis State Institute, local businesses and townships. Expenditures for 1954-55 total $4533.14 with a year end meeting planned for June 28 at the Red Cross office in the Pythian Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Gallia
Gallipolis
American Red Cross
Miss Ruth
Holzer Hospital
Clipper Mills
Greenfield Township
Hunon Township
Perry Township
Springford Township
Raccoon Township
Hanersville
Kanauga
Gallia County
Pythian Building
River traffic report details upriver gauge readings and barge movements
The log lists upriver heights at a string of gauges from Mont to Parkersburg and channel traffic for Wednesday. It notes vessels such as Keystone, Zubic, invader, Gerow, Creditor, Bruce, Helen Z, Jenny, Semet, Patsy Chotin, and City of Osville with loads and empties. It also records up and down movements for ships like Northern and Samuel Clemens and positions above Portsmouth and Cincinnati.
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Mont
Old Lock
Schaen
Mason
Point Pleasant
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Reading
Sistersville
W. Va
Gallipolis Park
Keystone
Zubic
Pubic
Marietta
Invader
Gerow
Parkersburg
Creditor
Long Bottom
Indiana
Kanawha River
Marmet
Charleston
Bruce
Helen Z
Winfield
Jenny
Semet
Gallipolis
Jefferson
W. V. Keeley
Patsy Chotin
Lunga Point
Ernestine
Herbert E. Jones
James D. Francis
City of
Portsmouth
Samuel Clemens
H. A. Bayless
Cincinnati
Family Visitors Plan Route Through Okmulgee
Mrs T S Cowden and Miss Anne Hill entertain their sister Mrs George Race and daughter Georgeanne from East Liverpool. Mr and Mrs Marshall Phillips with mother Mrs Charles F Phillips spend vacation in the area. Col and Mrs H B are joined by sister Mrs Virginia Truby and son Charles of Apollo Pa and aunt Miss Tirzah Bott of Pittsburgh. They travel en route to Okmulgee Okla to visit Mrs Ecker and Mrs Truby's mother Mrs John Bott, 89.
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T. S. Cowden
Anne Hill
George Race
Georgeanne
East Liverpool
Marshall Phillips
Charles F. Phillips
GSI
Col
H. B
Virginia Truby
Charles
Apollo, Pa
Residents Share Visits Across Poplar Ridge Area
A series of family visits and short travels are noted around Poplar Ridge. Guests include Daryl Swartz with Millard and Irene Swartz, Sara Gohn with grandparents, Angie Dixon and Ikey Gaifford calling on Lovedays, and multiple city trips to Columbus and Ansted for hospital and family events.
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Poplar Ridge
Millard Swartz
Daryl
Bobby
Shelia
Bill Thomas
Middleport
Lewis Paulins
Howard Roush
Minersville
Henry Hood
Cora Lemley
Carrie Lemsey
Ryger
Harold Hood
Addison
Angeline Dixon
Ikey Gaifford
Gallipolis
E. E. Loveday
Ervin
Clayton
Carl Smith
Wesley Chapel
Tony Elkins
Riding Club
Bobby Elkins
Old Ryger
Junior Paulins
Pam
Joe White
Gerald Swisher
Wheaton Road
Noah Fitch
Clarence Jones
Ferdie Jones
Columbus
Jonses
Jimmy
Children’s Hospital
Fonzo Taylor
Leroy
Ansted
W. Va
Fess Rose
Grace
Eddie
Glen Lawson
Gienna
C. E. McBee
Chester Jones
Vinton
Garland Loveday
Elbert Loveday
Jenkins
Leola Nelle
Grant Potters
Hazel and
Irma
Thelma Taylor
Exchange Gift From U S Students Returns Lafayette Statue
In 1900 American schoolchildren gifted France an equestrian statue of Lafayette as a token in exchange for the Statue of Liberty. The sculpture was installed outside the Louvre in Paris.
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United States
France
Lafayette
Liberty
Louvre
Paris
Junior Leaders Panel Explores Club Help in Gallia County
Gallia County 4-H Club hosts panel on aiding local clubs with Junior Leadership. Participants include Dén Swisher, Niday, Neal, Ann, and Merrill McCulty. Virginia Griffin cites camp counselor applications for Canter's Caves and a state conservation camp July 18-23. Kathleen Call leads recreation. Vickie Thomas directs friendship circle.
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Gallipolis
Marketing Order Administrator’s
Gallia County Junior Leadership
Dén Swisher
Vinton
Raccoon Valley Club
Niday
Centenary Lucky Bucks
Neal
Fundney Happy Go Lucky Club
Ann
Workers
Mt Merrill McCulty
Bulaville Boosters
Virginia Griffin
Canter’s Caves
Kathleen Call
Friendship Circle
Vickie Thomas
Kiwanis Dinner Meet Highlights and Guests
Kiwanis club members prepared cabins and tended the rove garden while C. H. McKenzie and Dean Elsel cooked the meal. At the Farmers Hotel, President-elect Deckl Fuller spoke about the Chicago convention, introduced by Robert L. Rannelis, with visiting Rotarians W. B. Lucas, David R. Dear, Harry L. Miller, J L. Stewart, and Clifford Dunn in attendance.
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C. H. McKenzie
Dean Elsel
Farmers Hotel
Deckl Fuller
Chicago
Robert L. Rannelis
W. B. Lucas
St. Petersburg, Fla
David R. Dear
Elizabeth City
N. C
Harry L Miller
J L. Stewart
New Haven
Clifford Dunn
Point Pleasant
Holiday rites and local obituaries noted at White Cemetery
Talk Features Holiday Rites reports about 150 attendees and a program by W. W. Phi of Waterloo Paul Tope weekly ending with a Reuben Phillips tribute. Miss Anna Simmerman notes seven Civil War soldiers buried in White Cemetery in Harrison Township, six identified as Charles Jefferson Chick Joseph A. Crem eeens William Littrell James Martin Ienac Martt and om Minor, and one unidentified Folden family member. No other wars’ soldiers buried there per Simmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Simmerman
White Cemetery
Folden
Charles Jefferson Chick
Joseph A. Cremeens
William Littrell
James Martin
Ienac Martt
Om Minor
Miss Simmerman
Harrrison Township
Thea Cup Passes To Srelenbentin In 1907
The Thea Cup became the property of Srelenbentin in 1907 and has since symbolized the professional hockey championship of the world.
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Srelenbentin
Cathedral or Church Distinction Explained
The article explains that both are used for worship, but a cathedral is the bishop's church while a church is any worship building. The term cathedral derives from Latin cathedra meaning the bishop's throne.
Unclear OCR text item from historical page
Fragmentary OCR reads a date line and scattered names without clear events. Readable bits include references to December and a location likely Sew Fork Stee but specifics are obscured. No coherent人物 or organization facts emerge for a concise summary.
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G. F. Soooricy
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Home Service
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General Administration
Range
Mer‘reill Brucker
Jean Evans
Mary Keffer
Vic Niday
Kiwanis
W. W. Phi
Waterloo
Paul Tope
Rewben Phillips
Neorance Fe
Concel
Crete & Spp
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Decemier Fl
Arerence Smerre
Alee
Sharklin
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