Urge Business Men To Share in a Gallipolis Parade
Local Fourth of July parade committee reports few float entries so far with business and professional groups urged to participate. Notes include the Virginia Ohio River area and several organizations and individuals expected to enter vehicles as plans proceed. Officials say awards timing and final entrant list will be announced after further surveying and approval.
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Sauuaronis
Meting
Tre Town
Clu
Virginia
Ohio River
de Wiseman
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City social notes report gatherings and visits in town including Virginia Lan ming hosting a party for guest Marion Call. Visitors listed include Margaret Alien fey, Mary, Lou Donson, Margie ill, Dorothy Simana, Sean Ayers, and oon Avery from Detroit Toledo.
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Murray City
Virginia Lanming
Marion Call
Margaret Alien
Fey
Mary
Lou Donson
Margie Ill
Dorothy Simana
Sean Ayersnd
Oon Avery
Detroit
Toledo
Ben Hart
Dr Allen A Cole Installed as Logan Rotary Club Head
Logan Rotary Club installed Dr Allan A Cole as president Monday evening, succeeding H E Kirk. Officers and directors named include Clarence Heine vice president Wayne J Whitcraft secretary Darley Kitchen sergeant at arms Robert Keynes Lawrence Harden and Fred E Hull. Dr Harry Eastman received a three year perfect attendance pin.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
Allan A. Cole
H. E. Kirk
Cole
Clar
Rence Heine
Wayne J. Whitcraft
Darley ‘Kitchen
Robert Keynes
Lawrence Harden
Logan American Legion Tournament Team Opens Friday Play
The Logan American Legion tournament team will play its first game Friday at 5 30 p m against an out of town team and Nelsonville Juniors will visit. Mark Wylie is expected to be on the hill for Logan and most players are set to compete. Manager Albert Leonard announced a Thursday practice.
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Logan
American Legion
Nelsonville
Mark Wylie
Albert Leonard
Masons Meet Tonight for Degree Work and Dinner
Logan Chapter Masonis of the local district gathers at six o clock this evening under Willard Mason district inspector. Dinner will be served and a business session follows. Athens and Nelsonville officers confer the Royal Arch Degree on four candidates.
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Logan
Willard Mason
New Lexington
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan Damage Suit Over Auto Collision Filed
Tealph Griffin sues George Truax and Anna Mason in common pleas court for 175 dollars as result of a Logan Route 38 auto crash. Sheriff Joe Farbearn plans to speak at a Logan Kiwanis meeting about gun safety and restraining orders in the context of local incidents.
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Ien
Common Pleas Court
Tealph Griffin
George Truax
Anna Mason
Joe Farbearn
Clu
52 Employes At Hospital Reported Ill
Following a weekend outbreak at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics supervisor Dr G G Kincon says 52 employees fell ill. He labels the attacks food poisoning while most patients remained unaffected and have since returned to duty. Employees and patients are served separately to prevent further illness.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
G. G. Kincon
Parsons
Common Pleas Court Hears Cases On Mine Deaths
In Gallipolis the Common Pleas Court heard workers' compensation cases arising from the deaths of Levi Freeman and Alan Rider at a Cheshire coal mine nearly three years ago. The suits target Virginia E. Myers, mine operator, with identical claims because both men were killed in the same accident when supervisors allegedly failed to ensure proper coverage.
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Gallipolis
Levi Freeman
Alan
Cheshire
Common Pleas
Tony
Dude W. R. White
Viteginia
E. Myers
Mae
de Ciniin
Funeral Services Held For Robert W. Irion
Gallipolis reports funeral services for Robert W. Irion age 88 who died Sunday at his home were conducted today by Rev George Sagen. Interment followed in Pine Street Cemetery with kin including Field and Jessie Trion. Irion was a former railroad worker and grand nephew Harry W. Irion of Columbus. Welfare workers held a last meeting until fall as the group planned a picnic and discussed hearings before Municipal Judge Hill Park.
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Robert W. Trion
George Sagen
Pine Street
Madge
Carpenter
Harry W. Irion
Columbus
Jessie Trion
Cincinnati
Hill Park
Ohn
Alliday
Lincoln Casey
Louise Smith
Mise Field
Carter Appointed Toll Taker at Bridge
GALLIPOLIS Virgil Carter has been named toll taker at the Nicanauga bridge succeeding the late H Poe Bradbury after a field of applicants.
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Gallipolis
Virgil Carter
Nicanauga Bridge
H. Poe Bradbury
Thirty Report at Hospital for Examination
About thirty young men were examined at Holzs Hospital for enrollment in a proposed collegiate aviation training school at Gallipolis Airport. Fifteen may be chosen to begin instruction with Ruel Kerr as flying instructor. No contract for the school’s establishment yet. action expected this week.
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Holz's Hospital
Ruel Kerr
The
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Fie
Ty Rio Grande Cottee
Charlotte Davis Dies At Daughter's Home
Mrs Charlotte Davis mother of Mrs W M Scott died at the Scott family home Sunday aged nearly 86 years in Gallipolis. Funeral arrangements to follow.
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Charlotte Davis
Gallipolis
W. M. Scott
Scott
Jes to Hold Picnic at Raccoon Creek Falls
Gallia County report says the annual Eagles picnic will take place Thursday evening at the falls of Raccoon Creek in Cora starting at 6 o'clock. Charles A. Nuckles, secretary, says the lodge will furnish the menu for the event.
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Gallipolis
Raccoon Creek
Cora
Charles A. Nuckles
Gallipolis Social Notes Bride Catherine Faulkner Weds Beman Fish Jr
At the Baptist parsonage Sunday morning Rev. George Sagen officiated the marriage of Beman Fish Jr and Miss Catherine Faulkner. Attendants were Miss Louise Boxss and William Thomas. The couple plans a family breakfast at the Fish home on Grape Street. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Faulkner. The groom, employed in a local store, and the couple will reside locally.
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George Sagen
Beman , Fish, “Jr
Catherine Faulkner
Louise Boxss
Sty
William ‘Thomas
Pt. Pleasant
Mra Berman
T. Fish
Grape Street
Gallia
James Faulkner
F. Fm
Voure Fish
Wife Seeks Divorce From Gallia Official
Mrs Lauralot Brumfield seeks a divorce from Stumfield Johnson in Gallia County. The petition requests restoration of her former name. The couple married Feb 1 and have lived in Crown City.
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Lawrence Saundix
Gallipolis
Lauralot
Stumfield Johnson
Roy Johnson
Gros
Brumfield
Johnson
Crown City
Attendance at Logan Park Area Sunday Sets Season High
Rangers report Logan Park attendance Sunday as the best of the season with 3600 at Old Man's Cave and 2400 at Rock House. Many out of county groups are planning reunions and this trend is boosting attendance across the park area.
Former Teacher Attends Funeral of Brother in Logan
The funeral for Andrew J. Nunemaker drew relatives to Logan including his brother Joseph Nunemaker Jr, a former Columbus resident and county school examiner. He later led the Crawfis Institute, which for years served as a normal training center with many teachers enrolled. The institute later focused on elementary grades, while a new high school building was later constructed in Sugar Grove.
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Logan
Andrew J. Nunemaker
Joseph’ Nunemah
Columbus
Crawfis Institute
Nunemaner
Ing
Cravfis
Logan City Hall Built in 1849 by City Officials
Logan City Hall dates to 1849 with information from Mayor Dallas Kinser. The west entrance displays the legend 1840 in metal numerals installed by Assistant Fire Chief Gerald McLaughlin Monday. The building formerly served as a dwelling and physicians office before city ownership and recent remodeling that gives it a modern appearance.
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Logan
Dallas Kinser
Gerald McLaughlin
Vacation Bible School Opens at Bulaville July 7
Gallipolis notes a Vacation Bible School starting July 7 at Bulaville School guided by Delbert Achutt a Brooklyn ministerial student. Several nearby church congregations including Borwood are expected to cooperate as the program runs for two weeks.
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Bulaville School
Delbert Achutt
Brooklyn
Neigh I O J Borwood
Sesalon Two
New Steel Bridge Under Construction Near Gal lio lis
County Engineer E N Leonard reports a new steel bridge replacing a wooden covered structure over Symmes Creek near Gallipolis. Rotary club pre spanning event at Dr Leo C Bean home. Project costs about 2500 dollars and aims for completion within weeks.
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E. N. Leonard
VLAN
Rotary Club
Symmes Creek
Gal[nic
Sia
Leo C. Bean
River Bank Terrace
Langsville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Langsville social notes recount visits by Raymond Mitchell of Chillicothe to relatives, Bernice Leder from Huntington returning with Ex Atwood, and several weekend overlaps with Norma Queen and Mrs. Flora Chase. Many relatives from Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cleveland Akron and beyond attended meals and celebrations, including the 36th wedding anniversary of T. M. Pickens.
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Atwood
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Marvin Setters
Cincinnati
Flora Chase
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Biddleport
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Vin Zerbey
Pittsburgh
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Warren Hoover
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Mra Pierce
Frank Abdon
Charles Miller
Jehildren
Cleveland
George Morris
Pomeroy
Cora” Morris
Margaret Grapes
Akron
Alice Grapes
Willian Grape
Cheshire
Grapes
T. M. Pickens
Mee
S. C. Pickens
Don Pickens
Buffalo
How
Neigler
Selma
Misa
Ina
Ruth Miller
Jeneine
Josie Pickens
Planta
Logan Boy Attends Buckeye Boys States
Logan Barton Holl, son of Mr and Mrs B A Holl, returns from Columbus after ten days at Buckeye Boys State sponsored by Ohio American Legion. Local post plans to make this an annual program and he may speak to the post about his experiences. ENTERS HOSPITAL. Mrs Elmer Risch of Cockbridge admitted to Cherington Hospital for treatment. GETS REAL ANTIQUE. A spinning wheel, over a century old, received by Miss Ruth Rheinscheld from an uncle Harrison in West Virginia.
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William Miller
New Lexington
Arthur Miller
Logan—Barton Holl
B.A. Holl
Columbus
Buckeye Boys State
Department of Ohio American Legion
Elmer Risch
Cockbridge
Cherington Hospital
Logan — A
Ruth Rheinscheld
Nlon Furnace
Harrison
West Virinlay
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