Weekend Misdemeanors Lead to Four Fines in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis two motorists in a Route 7 accident were fined after State Highway Patrol arrest. Wilkie Homan backed into a ditch. Richard Van Matre faced fines for unsafe safety devices. Charles Litchfield was fined for unsafe operation. Alfred Miller cited for inadequate brakes. Claude Swann, Gallipolis, fined $50 and jailed five days for driving while intoxicated with six month license suspension.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Wilkie Homan
Racine
Richard T. van Matre
West Columbia
W. Va
Charles J. Litchfield
Kananga
van Matre
Litchfield
Alfred F. Miller
Waterloo
Claude Edward Swann
Logan man hurt in Route 180 bridge crash
A Columbus motorist Earl Hartley twenty three suffered facial cuts when his car hit a bridge on Route 180 two miles south of Route 33. Passengers William Dovris Margie Fisher and Madge Fisher were in the car and escaped with no jury.
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Logan
Columbus
Sheriff's Department
Earl Hartley
William Doveris
Union Furnace
Margie Fisher
Madge Fisher
Ihe
Man Fined Twice On Liquor Charges in Gallipolis
James L. Banks of Columbus was fined twice by Justice Maurice Grover. He paid $10 and costs for displaying an open bottle in public and $25 and costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct, with $20 of the second fine suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
James L. Banks
Columbus
Sheriff's Deputies
Maurice Grover
Justice of the Peace
Banks
Grover
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital noted
In Holzer Hospital notes Mrs Donald Farrar Rio Grande gives birth to a son while Mrs Kenneth Rucker Northup and Mrs Edwin Edelblute Gallipolis announce a son and a daughter. Several admissions occur March 10 to March 12 including Luther Dayton Gallipolis Frank Contesta Vinton Lowell Dress Wellston and others. Discharges list multiple patients including Mrs Dickens Julia Wallace Patricia Ann Smith and more.
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Donald Farrar
Rio Grande
Kenneth Rucker
Northup
Edwin Edelblute
Gallipolis
Raymond Welch
Jackson
James Baldwin
Luther Dayton
Frank Contesta
Vinton
Lowell Dress
Wellston
John Fraley
Robert M. Hudson
Bancroft
William Keesee
Fred Neal
Cordelia Alberts
Shelby Leonard
Robert Broyles
Marvin Goggs
Charles R. Allen
Oak Hill
Clarence Wolfe
Monroe Chase
Point Pleasant
Charles Dickens
Julia Wallace
Patricia Ann Smith
Larry Badgley
Elmer Caldwell
Virgil Gross
Community Notes From Prattsville and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs John Maxwell and Mrs Carl Snow and son Carl Lee visited near Athens to spend a day with the Maxwells daughter in law and son Lincol n. Mrs Clarice Clark and Neil Dearth are recovering from pneumonia with several flu cases reported locally. Cecil Mace of Columbus visited his parents the Mace household. Eugene Martin and children Vivian and Larry stayed with Mrs Martins mother Mrs King in Albany. C W West and children Mae and Charles spent an afternoon with the two Andrews families near Zaleski. Edna Dearth and nephew Lincoln Dearth attended a quarterly conference at Hamden Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Barrett Allen and son Richard of Chillicothe visited E C Allens in Edna Dearth area.
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Prattsville
John Maxwell
Carl Snow
Carl Lee
Athens
Maxwells
Eddie Dearth
Lincoln
Clarice Clark
Neil Dearth
Cecil Mace
Columbus
James Mace
Eugene Martin
Vivian
Larry
Martin
King
Albany
C. W. West
Mae
Charles
Andrews
Zaleski
Edna Dearth
Lincoln Dearth
Hamden Methodist Church
Barrett Allen
Richard
Chillicothe
Mr. Allen
E. C. Allen
Civic projects idea sparks 4-H club debate
Mrs. Maurice Thomas discusses adding annual civic projects to 4-H Club work in a statewide conference report. The aim is to excite youths beyond traditional subjects and help them bridge the gap between themselves and adults while still valuing core activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dann O. Taber
Maurice Thomas
Truck Damaged in Hit and Run on Third Ave
Gallipolis city police seek hit skip driver after a vehicle struck a parked truck owned by Elva Ralph Reynolds of Bidwell Route 1 on Upper Third Ave at about 8 15 p m Sunday. The tail gate was knocked off and other damage occurred. Sam Glover of Eureka was fined 50 dollars plus costs for a DUI offense.
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Gallipolis
Elva Ralph Reynolds
Bidwell
Upper Third Ave
Sam Glover
Eureka
River traffic at Gallipolis locks reports mixed vessel depths
Locks at Gallipolis recorded several upriver and downriver movements early Sunday with various boats listed by name and times. Kanawha River traffic also noted with Sennet London and other vessels. upper gauge shows 17.8 feet and lower 22.7 feet, Kanawha Falls at 3.09 feet rising.
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Gallipolis
Kenna
Bruce
Hatfield
Solvay
Alcott
London
Kanawha
Neville
Jones
Inca
Jason
Republic of Pittsburgh
Ohio
Alice
Dolle
Kanawha Falls
Hints for Home Flower Care and Spring Planting
This column offers houseplant fixes from Victor Ries floricul turist and guidance for spring garden work. It covers pest remedies for mealy bugs red spiders and plant lice plus watering lighting and soil tips. It then outlines roses and chrysanthemums planting times soil mixes mulching fertilizing and spacing for sturdy blooms.
Mrs. Blanche Thomas dies after illness in Logan
Mrs. Blanche Margaret Thomas 52 wife of Harry Thomas died 8 23 p m Saturday at Hocking Valley Hospital after eight days as patient. She worked as society editor for Logan Daily News and earlier with Logan Messenger. She was Logan High School 1916 graduate and member of DAR Worthington Chapter Auxiliary of American Legion Post 78 West PTA. Survived by husband daughter Kathryn Newton Columbus sister James Schultz Logan grandchild mother. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Leonard funeral home officiated by Dr R B Wilson and Rev A N Grueser Oak Grove Cemetery interment.
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Logan
Blanche Margaret Thomas
Harry Thomas
Hocking Valley Hospital
Conrad Michel
Grace Reasoner
Logan Daily News
the Messenger
Thomas
Logan High School
Gov. Worthington Chapter
The
DAR
Auxiliary of American Legion Post 78
West Pta
James Schultz
Kathryn Newton
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove
Two Are Fined Total Of $75 For Saturday Pleas
Logan police report two individuals pleaded guilty to intoxication and fighting after being arrested Friday in a tavern. Bernard Kuhn of Logan paid $50 plus costs for intoxication and fighting while Wilma Smith Sisson of near Logan paid $25 plus costs for fighting. both were arraigned before Mayor Roger W. Friend and jailed after failing to pay.
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Logan
Bernard Kuhn
Wilma Smith Sisson
Roger W. Friend
Logan-Herbert Bushong Cited For License Plate Transfer
Logan Route 1 resident Logan-Herbert Bushong, 24, was cited to appear before Mayor Roger W. Friend Monday afternoon on charges of failing to transfer his license plates. The citation was issued by the State Highway Patrol on Route 33 in Hocking County.
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Logan
Herbert Bushong
Roger W. Friend
State Highway Patrol
Hocking County
Gardening tips for flowering bulbs and pest control
Fertilize per plant every four to six weeks through August to improve bloom. Gladiolus should be planted outdoors as soon as the soil can be worked, with a few planted every 10 days until July 1 for continuous bloom. Dust bulbs with five percent DDT and seven percent fixed copper to combat thrip and disease. Most plants face insect and disease attacks. watch for trouble and stock materials to fight it. Bulletin 76, Control of Garden Insects and Diseases, offers guidance and is available at the county extension office.
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Victor Ries
Extension Floriculturist
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Club Talks and Visits
Logan social items cover Prof. L. C. Staats addressing the Kiwanis Club in Athens, funeral attendees for A. B. Nixon in Wales Mill, Logan friends alongside Mrs. Harry Willige. Also notes Florida trips by Jo Stutz and C. L. Wonn, birthday anniversaries for Washington Bowers and son, and upcoming events at the Euterpean Club and Presbyterian Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hillyer
Oliver Blake
C. B. Notestone
William Maffin
Carl Risch
L. A. Riggs
Joe Karshner
Florida
Jo Stutz
Ft. Lauderdale
Miami Beach
C. L. Wonn
Camille Messmore
Harry Hammon
Washigton Bowers, Jr
Jeffrey
London
Ohio
Euterpean Club
N. Walnut St
Presbyterian Union
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Richard Farmer
Tourists Book Club
Second Street
Roy Brooks
Logan
Benjamin Franklin Sanitarium
Coumbus
Newark Sanitarium
Engagement Announcement for Marcia Eberst and George Equivi
Mr and Mrs John Eberst announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Marcia to George Equivi son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Equivi of Salem. Marcia a Logan High School 1947 graduate attended Ohio University works in Lazarus auditing department in Columbus. George a Salem High School graduate and Ohio University alumnus is with Farmers and Merchants Bank in Salem. Wedding set for May 6.
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John Eberst
Warner Ave
Marcia
George Equivi
Anthony Equivi
Salem
Logan High School
Ohio University
Lazarus Company
Columbus
Equiv
Salem High School
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bath hosts first colonial library established by act
The earliest library in the American colonies was created at Bath by legislative action. This marked a notable step in colonial education and access to books, reflecting the era's emphasis on learning and civic institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Colonies
Bath
WSCS Pancake Supper and Local Visits Report
The WSCS sponsored a pancake supper at the church basement. Miss Corrine Oliver of Columbus spent a weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Basim attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Hale at Liberty Church. Mrs. Kenneth McVicar of Akron visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blauser. Orland Kee spent a day with his father in Spencer West Virginia. Mrs. Lyle Basim visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rowland of Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Oliver
Columbus
Lloyd Oliver
Lyle Basim
Fred Hale
Liberty Church
Kenneth McVicar
Akron
Ivan Blauser
Orland Kee
Spencer
W. Va
Chester Rowland
Malta
Waterproof match developed during World War I
A waterproof match was developed during World War I as a practical innovation for soldiers in wet conditions. The invention improved reliability for field use and survival gear, illustrating wartime creativity in basic outdoor tools.
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