Miss Helen Mayes Named Miss Student Nurse of Gallipolis
Helen Mayes of Gallipolis earned the Miss Student Nurse of Gallipolis title at a Grace Methodist banquet. She submitted the winning essay To Nurse Is To Serve and received a $25 savings bond. Four other Holzer nursing seniors competed, and Mayes will advance to the Ohio state selection in April at Ohio State University Student Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mayes
Gallipolis
Grace Methodist
Mayes
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Sue Fraley
Betty McGhee
Caroline Neal
Sue Morgan
Gallia Academy High School
Future Nurses of America Club
Student Nurses Association of Ohio
Ohio
Ohio State University Student Union
Jo Ann Porter
Holzer School of Nursing
Leah Copley
Ohio legislator mingles with farm bureau folk and officials
The article notes a Wednesday luncheon in Deshler Hilton hosted by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation for lawmakers. It lists representatives and county bureau groups, plus social dinners with Mayors, councilmen, and county officials. It mentions receipt of a Kentucky Colonel commission from Senator Carney before the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Deshler-Hilton
D. O. Taber
Paul Northup
Christian Artus
Wendell V. Tope
Clarence Davis
Carl Baker
Paul B. Siple
House Education Committee
Theodore Boring
Lawrence
Vinton
Russell Turley
Adams County
Pike
Scioto
George Leist
Games
Biffle
Horton Dempsey
Darwin Edwards
Fred Rice
Jackson County
George Meinhart
Leo Story
Meigs
Pomeroy Gun Club
Charles Legar
Roy Betzing
Dorr Schaefer
Don Collins
Clyde Ingels
Fred Crow
Aldo Jeffers
Ben Greene
John E. Halliday
Gallia County
Warren F. Sheets
Neil House
Youngstown
Charles J. Carney
Ohio Senate
Kentucky
Happy Chandler
Gallipolis Churches List of Services Across Denominations
Local churches in Gallipolis publish their weekly schedules detailing masses and services. St Louis Catholic assigns multiple daily masses and catechism. Assembly of God lists Sunday school youth activities and Bible study times. Rio Grande and Bidwell Church of God also share worship and youth events with evening prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Catholic
Adolph Golubieski
GSI
Assembly of God
Robert Howard
Rio Grande
W. L. Nofcer
Bidwell Church of God
Mr. Satterfield
Full Audience Expected for Wilson Talk
Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce hosts Earl Wilson at 6:30 p m next Thursday in Grace Methodist Church. Ohio native and OSU graduate, Wilson will speak as the featured speaker with entertainment by the Rio Grande college ensemble directed by Mrs Zelma Northcutt. Tickets are in high demand with a capacity crowd expected and reservations due Monday by calling the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl Wilson
New York
Rio Grande College Ensemble
Zelma Northcutt
River Traffic and Dam Status Across Kanawha and Ohio Rivers
Detailed river gauges report 18.5 and 18.0 feet at Gallipolis, 19 feet crest at the Kanawha dams, up to 25.15 at Point Pleasant. Movable dams on the Ohio River up through Dam 17 show varied elevations while numerous boats traverse locks 15 to 35 with multiple entries and exits noted by time and vessel names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Ohio River
Lunga Point
Salvati
Totty McCool
Dispatcher
William B. Travis
Creditor
W. S. Rhea
C. V. Harner
Chemical State
Bob Benter
Scott Chotin
Robert R. Gipson
Kanawha
Marmet
Solvay
Jerry Bosworth
Winfield
Atlas
Coast Guard
Jane T
Semet
Lehigh
George W. Banta
Ernestine
Ovec
Jefferson
Samuel Clements
Ben McCool
Cars Collide on First Ave by Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis police reported two cars collided at 2 30 Thursday afternoon on First Ave in front of Holzer Hospital. Minor bumper damage occurred. William West 35 of Gallipolis stopped to the right side as Irma Gabrielli 36 of Gallipolis attempting to pass struck the rear of his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
First Ave
Holzer Hospital
William West
Irma Gabrielli
Panel Discussion Planned at Washington PTA Meeting
Gallipolis panel on Extra Curricular Activities for the School Child at 7 30 Monday in the school cafeteria features William H. Jones James A. Saxton John Trotter and a fourth member. Q and A to follow. refreshments after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington School
PTA
William H. Jones
James A. Saxton
John Trotter
Tarragon and dhervil Sharks’ Flavor Boosters
Tarragon and dhervil are herbs that enhance fish dishes with bright, aromatic notes. These culinary herbs pair well with seafood, adding nuanced freshness to grilling, baking, and pan searing preparations.
Girl Scout Week Art Show in Gallia County Opens
Sunday marks the start of Girl Scout Week with an art exhibit and open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at Washington school cafeteria in Gallipolis. Fifteen troops house 270 girls with 80 leaders under the Rocky Ledges Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington School
Girl Scouts
Gallia County
Rocky Ledges
Girl Scout Council
Huntington
Gir
Pikes Peak
Colo
Sarah Moshier
Harry Maggied
Oscar Clarke
Four Rio Grande students post perfect first semester grades
Four students at Rio Grande College earned straight A grades or a 4.0 average in the first semester. The top scholars are Larry Roush of Waverly, Mrs. Sarah Porter of Gallipolis Route 2, Ms. Elizabeth Mulford of Cheshire, and Mrs. Norma Shamblin of Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Larry Roush
Waverly
Sarah Porter
Elizabeth Mulford
Cheshire
Norma Shamblin
Rio Grande
Porter
Wesley Weds
Crace Methodist Church
Mulford
Shamblin
Roush
Goodyear Atomic Plant
Department of Education
Births and hospital notes at Holzer Hospital
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mason P Peck Kerr Arnold E Priddy Rutland Route 1 Charles L Marks Jackson Gerald T Baird Gallipolis Route ke A son to Mr and Mrs Delmar R Rhodes Harrisonville John Dunham Albany Route 2 Admitted Beverly Ann Burns Clifton Julia Ann Blain Gallipolis Ferry Bart W Long Gallipolis Route Joe EF King Jr Jackson Edward W Wolfe Pomeroy Route 3 W David Rawson Point Pleasant Route 1 Mrs Earl Bliss Jackson Route Mrs Mason P Peck Kerr Mrs Ralph C Durst Gallipolis Mrs Arnold E Priddy Rutland Route 1 Laurence Ousley Wellston Route 2 Mrs James J Brown Jackson Route 4 Mrs Charles L Marks Jackson Mark M Dixon Gallipolis Mrs James F Will Pomeroy Mrs Gerald T Baird Gallipolis Route 1 Mrs John Dunham Albany Mrs John L Moore Hamden Mrs Melvin K E Cordell Kerr Edward M Templeton Molport DISMISSED list of patients and attendants Blood used 6 pints
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Marks
Jackson
Gerald T. Baird
Gallipolis
Delmar R. Rhodes
Harrisonville
John Dunham
Albany
Joe EF. King, Jr
Edward W. Wolfe
Pomeroy
W. David Rawson
Point Pleasant
Mrs
Earl Bliss
Mason P. Peck
Kerr
Ralph C. Durst
Arnold E. Priddy
Rutland
Laurence Ousley
Wellston
James J. Brown
Mark M. Dixon
James F. Will
John L. Moore
Hamden
Melvin KE. Cordell
Edward M. Templeton
Middleport
Dale Allensworth
J. F. Jenkins
Eugene Griffith
Carl Nibert
Patricia Ann Bloss
Leon Myers
Gregory Ward
Nathan Yonker
Thomas Rayburn
Gary Brewer
Allie Huffman
John Brabham
Felzia Hunnel
Walker Grover
Cecil King
William Sheets
John McGinnis
Rosa Merchant
Ralph Martin
Vance Dray
Jack Mink
James Miller
James Will
Car Damaged In Accident On Route 554 Between Bidwell And Porter
Gallipolis reports indicate medium damage to a car after an 8:45 p.m. Thursday crash on Route 554 near Bidwell Porter. Driver George Westfall, 73, of Bidwell Route 2 said a vehicle left of center forced his car off the road. Westfall was uninjured. A second car fled the scene. In Pomeroy mayor’s court, Blaine Pennington, 39, of Lucasville was fined $10 and costs for excessive speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Betwen Bidwell
Porter
George West
Bidwell Route 2
Westfall
Pomeroy
Charles Legar
Blaine Pennington
Lucasville
Bloomfield Center moves to add compact car spaces
In Bloomfield Center Mayor Donald H. Scott ordered Town Engineer Felix Huber to create more peanut sized parking spaces in municipal lots to ease traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Center
Donald H. Scott
Felix Huber
Lora V Howard Rites Planned In Mercerville
Funeral services for Lora V. Howard 66 of Columbus will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mercerville Baptist church. Burial follows at Mercerville Ridge lawn cemetery. She died in Doctor's hospital after a short illness from a heart condition days earlier. She had lived in Columbus 35 years. Born January 17 1893 in Guyan Township, she was the daughter of Sherman and Martha Johnson. Survived by Okey Howard husband, one sister Minnie Shafer and one brother Luther Johnson. Preceded by three sisters and a brother. Friends may call Friday evening at the Shafer home near Crown City until the funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lora V. Howard
Gallia County
Columbus
Mercerville Baptist Church
Mercerville Ridgelawn
Howard
Neil Ave
Doctor's Hospital
Guyan Twp
Sherman
Martha Swain Johnson
Willie Daniels
Okey Howard
Willie
Minnie) Shafer
Crown City
Luther Johnson
Stewart Chapel
Guyan
Minnie Shafer
Three Prisoners Taken To Ohio Penitentiary
Gallia County deputies Stan ley Fellore and Mrs Billie Fisher transported three prisoners to the Ohio penitentiary at Columbus to serve sentences. James A Hawley Jr 33 Chester Route 2 Pearl W Donnally 35 Patriot and William F Wyant 44 West Columbia were sentenced to one to three years each on non support charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Stanley Fellore
Billie Fisher
Gallia County
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Athens Messenger
Marilyn Monroe
U. S
By James Sherman Porter
First Church of God
Garfield Ave
Cecil B. Mayle
Young Peoples Meeting
First United Presbyterian
State St
Grant Mason of Columbus
Westminster Fellowship
Trustees
Second and Cedar
Warren H. Wilson
St. Peter's Episcopal
Albert
Chappelear, Ill
Holy Communion
A.m
Episcopal Young
Acolytes
First Baptist
Howard G. Young
Wilson
PTA Meet
Beverly Ann Burns
Clifton
Julia Ann Blain
Bart W. Long
Francis
Henry Trefflich
New York City
Florida
Gertrude Lintz
Elberfelds
Your Spring & Easter Shopping Center
Jin Pomeroy
Ture
Lees Carpets
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