Gallipolis Eagles Lease New Lodge Rooms in Luckott Building
Gallipolis Aerie of Eagles leases the second and third floors of the Luckott Building on the public square and plans immediate remodeling. The lodge on the third floor will serve as the lodge room while the second floor will become club lounge and recreation space. The Eagles have a charter membership near one hundred young men and will use the Elks Club for initiations until their quarters are ready.
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Elks Lodge Holds Election in Gallipolis
Gallipolis Elks elected H Bion Bradbury Exalted Ruler Col H B Ecker Esteemed Leading Knight Ed Judy Esteemed Loyal Knight Aaron Davis Esteemed Lecturing Knight Jack Switzer secretary F C Christ treasurer Virgil Carter tyler David Pickens trustee Twenty Portsmouth Lodge members visited including John B Burkey Jones who is past 90 and claims 60 years as an Elk and 69 years as a Mason. Local lodge plans to visit Athens Lodge next week.
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H. Bion Bradbury
H. B. Ecker
Ed Judy
Aaron Davis
Jack Switzer
F. C. Christ
Virgil Carter
Tyler
David Pickens
Portsmouth Lodge
John B. (Burkey
Rutland Personal and Social News Items
Rutland weekly social items note visits among families in Columbus and nearby towns. Numerous week end travels include Conkle Lanning Lan ning Brown Spires Barton Harner Cook Dunfee Chapman Rathburn and Steiner families. A diphtheria immunization drive is planned for March 15 for area pupils with parent accompaniment. The Rutland Grade School honor roll across six grades is listed. A fire destroyed the Elza Parton farm home and Gerald Morris had tonsil surgery.
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Evelyn Lanning
James Lanning
Columbus
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Akron
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Maude Wilson
Frank
Clara Spires
Clarence Chase
Elza Barton
Mary Louise
White Cross Hospital
Virginia Harner
Albany
Pauline Brown
Sam Cook
Helen
Dexter
Floyd Dunfee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bertha Rathburn
C. O. Chapman
Wilkesville
Earl Steiner
Emery Steiner
Rex Davis
Bradford Powell
Ben Powell
Salem Center
Fairplay
al Hoye
Helen Taylor
Joselene Sadler
Betty Nelson
Janice Powell
Kenneth Haley
Billy Buck
Eileen Buskirk
Thomas Donahue
Beulah Kennedy
Donald Luckadoo
Irene McGuire
Carl Morris
Lena Pickens
Janet Theobald
Dale Miller
Joann Bartrum
Colleen Hysell
Betty Miller
Merilyn Copley
Joe Denison
David Dewhurst
Betty Egner
Kay Harry
Clifford Snyder
Dana Barton
George Tucker
Harry Snowden
Jean Snowden
Robert Searls
Vera Roush
Evelyn Nicholson
Jimmie Denison
Nina Donovan
Paul Clench
Owen Bratton
Verlin Jacks
Gerald Morris
Ernest Nicholson
Beauty Aid Market Reaches 30 Million Annually
The report notes an annual expenditure of 30 million dollars on beauty products including creams lipstick powders and perfumes.
Seventy six years since Monitor Merrimac clash at Hampton Roads
NEA remembers the 1862 battle that began ironclad warfare. The Monitor and Merrimac duel ended in a draw, marking the decline of wooden navies and the start of a new era in warship construction. President Roosevelt seeks $800000 for naval armaments.
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Sorority Establishes Gallipolis Chapter in Hotel Ceremony
Beta Sigma Phi installs a Gallipolis chapter at the Lafayette Hotel with Miss Della Ferrell of Kansas City conducting the ritual. Kathryn Lutz will be educational director. Founding officers include Mary Jo Hill as president, Ruth Maddy as recording secretary, and Helen McNealey as treasurer among others. A banquet followed with yellow roses as centerpieces and black tapers on the tables.
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Lafayette Hotel
Della Ferrell
Kansas City
Kathryn Lutz
Mary Jo Hill
Harold Haskins
Ellen Broyles
Ruth Maddy
Helen McNealey
M. Harold Brown
Marie Langdon
Lois Berry
Harriet Haller
Elizabeth Carnes
Mary Virginia O’brien
Gallia CCC Applications To Open Mid March
Gallia County relief director Othneil Jones says a CCC camp quota will be filled from Gallia County between April 1 and 15. Reapplications start after March. The county currently has 175 youths in CCC camps, below average, with about 25 more expected, including some colored applicants.
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To Hold Tryouts for 1.0.C.F. Amateur Night
Gallipolis officials announce amateur night tryouts in the Lafayette Hotel ballroom under lodge auspices. Art Folden leads the event with song dance and musical numbers shaping a cash prize contest. Final show date at the Gallipolis Theater to be announced later.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
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Art Folden
Young Boy Dies Monday in Gallipolis Hospital
Billy Sayre two year old son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Sayre Kaylong West Virginia died in Holzer Hospital Monday afternoon after a long illness and a prior surgical operation.
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Rotary program features electric organ in Gallipolis
Rotarians heard Val Heisel of Portsmouth present on an electric organ at the La Fayette Hotel in Gallipolis. Manager Earl Smith reportedly will install a flat organ in the same hotel, enhancing facilities for events.
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Lafayette Hotel
Val Heisel
Portsmouth
Earl Smith
Charles H. Ivey Dies At Home In Gallia County
Charles H Ivey aged 79 died Monday night at his home near Cora where his sister Emma Ivey resided with him Funeral services were held at the home on Wednesday with interment in Old Pine Cemetery
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Charles H. Ivey
Cora
Emma Ivey
Old Pine Cemetery
Swan Creek Man Ill Of Rheumatism Attack
Melvin F. Gatewood of Swan Creek is seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism. He is in Gallipolis at the home of his brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Kenneth Leighton receiving medical treatment.
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Robinson To Be Official In State Cage Tourney
GALLIPOLIS Sarah W Link Robinson of Gallipolis son of W L Robinson and pharmacist at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics has been appointed to serve officially in the state basketball tournament to be held at the Coliseum in Columbus on March 17 19. Robinson has had long experience as basketball and football referee and is widely known over Southern Ohio.
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Link) Robinson
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Rev W Z Coffey to Speak at Little Eagle Church Meeting
Gallipolis resident Rev W Z Coffey is announced to speak at a young people's meeting at Little Eagle Church on Sunday March 13 at 7 30 p m. The notice highlights a community youth event with the clergyman as speaker.
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Little Kgger
Mercerville School Suit To Be Heard
Gallia County truant officer Ollie C Eblen filed an affidavit against Dr Law son Dailey over the non attendance of his 10 year old daughter Beryl at Mercerville School Hearing set in the courthouse auditorium Saturday morning The case stems from alleged conditions at the Mercerville School and social disease exposure with as many as 100 absentees in a day A large crowd is expected for the hearing and a large auditorium was secured
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Ollie C. Eblen
Gallia County
Fred E. Milliser
Lawson Dailey
Beryl
Mercerville
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Good Attendance at Washington PTA Meeting in Gallia
A large audience attended the Washington Parent-Teachers Association meeting at the Gallipolis school on Wednesday. Speaker Mrs. W. A. Lewis of Rio Grande gave the main address, with a brief supplement by Mrs. Charles E. Scott of Columbus, a WCTU lecturer. Mrs. Horace Ecker performed a vocal solo.
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Washington Parent-Teachers Association
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Rio Grande
Charles E. Scott
Columbus
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Gallia County to Hear State WCTU Speaker
Mrs Charles FE Scott state lecturer for the Gallia County Women's Temperance Union will address students at Bidwell and Cheshire schools Friday morning Rio Grande at 1 pm and later at Vinton Her talks titled Alcohol and Health are illustrated and open to the public.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Farm Sale Near Vinton Nets 99 Acres in Gallia County
Mrs. Sadie Cain of Dexter sold her Gallia County farm in Morgan Township known as the former Golf place to Mr and Mrs Arvil Walters of Nitro West Virginia. The 99 acre property lies about four miles from Vinton.
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Sadie Cain
Dexter
Gallia County
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Arvil Walters
Nitro
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Services Thursday For Mrs. Bingman
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Bingman will be held at 10 30 oclock Thursday morning at the Pleasant Hill Church Rev Miles Hoon will officiate Burial will be made in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery Mrs Bingman died at her home near Trimble Monday night.
Engagement Ring Public Reveal Policy Stated
Etiquet rules mandate announcing an engagement only when the bride-elect publicly wears her engagement ring for the first time on the chosen day. This rule ties the engagement announcement to a specific observable milestone rather than a preplanned date.
Glouster Junior Class Play Well Received on Tuesday
Glouster Junior Class play Good Evening Eve drew a large audience for its first Tuesday performance. Directed by Miss Sara Easler, the three act comedy starred Shirley Bradley as Eve Grahame with Glen ford Mathews as Count Paduca and James McCreanor as Earl of Lancaster among many others. The show will be repeated for the high school Thursday afternoon.
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George Grahame
Gail Bingman
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Geo Milhoan Dies Tuesday at 68 in McLeish
George Nelson Milhoan aged 68 died Tuesday at his home in McLeish after a heart attack. A Morgan County native, he spent 27 years in McLeish and served as minister of Advent Christian Church in Oakdale. He lectured on education on Trimble Township Board and was active in church and politics. He leaves a wife, two brothers John and James, four sisters, and will be interred at Oakdale Church Thursday at 2 PM. flowers omitted per family request.
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George Nelson Milhoan
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Rinda Martin
Trimble
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Akron
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Straitsville Electa Chapter To Entertain
NEW STRAITSVILLE March 9 Electa Chapter Order of Eastern Star will entertain the Logan Chapter at the Masonic Hall Wednesday evening. Numerous local residents are cited visiting or hosting family events. a few injuries are noted including Mrs. Ella White sustaining burns from a kettle accident.
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Social Notes From Glouster Highlight Local Visits
Glouster highlights include Mr and Mrs C A Bingman hosting a large family dinner on Madison Street with numerous Bingman relatives from Athens Frost Jackson and others plus Beverly and Jackson visitors. Mrs Copeland returns from Detroit after visiting William Winefordner family. Parental birth announced for Elizabeth Winefordner in Phoenix with William Winefordner as maternal grandfather.
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the Plains
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Athens
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Powhatan Point
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Walter F. Copeland
Detroit
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Phoenix
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Mrs Clemons Hosts Stitch and Chatter Club Night
Mrs Fay Clemons hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club at her mother Mrs Thomas Vaughn’s home Friday. Members played games, Pauline Swart read, and a flower was sent to ill member Pauline Brown. Refreshments followed a St Patrick’s Day theme for Evelyn Smith Swart Lehew Hig gins Lewis Brunton. Next meeting with Elizabeth Lewis.
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Fay Clemons
Stitch and Chatter Club
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Pauline Swart
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Evelyn Smith
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Dorothy Higgins
Elizabeth Lewis
Anna Mae Brunton
Mrs Richardson Re turns Home After Appendectomy
Mrs L E Richardson was returned to her home here Monday from Marietta Osteopathic Hospital where she had undergone an appendectomy two weeks ago. Mr Richardson accompanied her home.
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Move to The Plains for Winefordner Family
Mr and Mrs Harold Winefordner and family moved to The Plains from Scottsdale Arizona after living there several years Mr Winefordner is the son of Mr and Mrs William Winefordner of Gloucester
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Mrs Thomas Dalton Dies at Jacksonville
GLOUSTER Mrs. Thomas Dalton age 22 died Wednesday at her mother Mrs. Frank Talbert Jacksonville after six months illness from tuberculosis. Survived by husband and two children Helen 4 Thomas Jr 2 mother three sisters five brothers. Body to Wallace Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Thomas Dalton
Frank Talbert
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Helen
Thomas, Jr
William Loftus
Columbus
Audrey Swindle
Garnet Wicks
Hollister
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County Agent Heard By Glouster Club
Glouster Athens County agricultural agent Ross Wright was guest speaker before the Kiwanis Club on Tuesday, speaking on duties of the farm agent. Attendance prize drawn by Mayor Charles F. Wallace and Coach Neil Adcock. Guests included John Vickroy, Mr Leper Morgan County, and William Dauch owner of a large Glouster chicken farm.
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Neil Adcock
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William Dauch
Richleaf Bowlers Defeat Wolf Pinmen
GLOUSTER The Wolf bowling team was defeated Tuesday night by the Richleaf team. Richleaf bowlers took all three games. William Wolf was the high point man with 625 total and high singles of 236 and 200. F Wolf led Richleaf with 570 and a 216 high single in game one.
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Tufts College Photo Archive by Professor Munro
A 24 year collection of Tufts College life in Medford Massachusetts holds 20 000 photographs all taken by Professor Melville S Munro as a personal hobby.
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