Two Gallia Cattle Thefts Cleared by Confession in Ohio
In Gallia County sheriff reports Arthur W Betts of Oak Hill confessed to stealing cows from Guy Young and Tanner Wood. The case ties to motor vehicle theft arrests near Oak Hill. a third cow theft from Otis Sparks remains unsolved. Investigations widen across Scioto and Pike counties as Hartley and Betts face federal charges.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Portsmouth
George Ehman
Ehman
Arthur W Betts
Oak Hill
Tanner Wood
Guy Young
Otis Sparks
FBI
Kentucky State Police
Luther W
Hartley
Betts
Guy
Guy Young Cow
U.S
Laurence Kimble
Scioto
Pike
Gallia
Gallipolis Church News Highlights Sunday Services
Grace Methodist ministers lead morning worship with a 9 30 Sunday school and a 10 30 service. Wesley Foundation students join MYF programs, with a 7 30 p.m. program. First Baptist host 10 30 worship and 6 30 p.m. youth events. Episcopal Saint Peter's offers morning prayer, church school, and choir. Presbyterian notices cover services, youth meetings, and choir sessions through Friday.
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Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
Wesley Foundation
First Baptist
W. H. Green
Saint Peter’s Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
The
Women's Association
River Traffic Report at Gallipolis Locks and Kanawha River
River traffic updates list boats at Gallipolis Locks and Kanawha River towns with up and down movements across multiple vessels. Ohio River levels show a gradual fall, with rollers at 11:35 p.m. and gauge readings 18.2 upper and 33.4 lower feet at Point Pleasant.
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Gallipolis
Jefferson
Ernestine
Pete
Creighton
Price
Kanawha
Juanita
London
Solvay
Marmet
Kenna
Sebald
Winfield
D. Zubie
Merrill
Nacco
Cornell
Stevenson
Indiana
Titan
McEi
Patriot
E. Hatfield
Winchester
J. Martin
Tri State
Ohio
Point Pleasant
Kanawha Falls
Local Visitation Notes From Carbondale Area
Mr and Mrs Herman Holland and daughter Virginia visited Susie Lowry and son Paul in Columbus. Gerald Williams and daughter Mary Jane from Zanesville visited her parents James Pollock. Herman Clark of Philo spent the weekend with Josh Clark. Ruth Clark of Philo visited her brother Jim Pollock and Mrs Josh Clark. Raymond Dicken of New Marshfield spent a day with Willard Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Herman Holland
Virginia
Susie Lowry
Paul
Columbus
Gerald Williams
Mary Jane
Zanesville
James Pollock
Herman Clark
Philo
Josh Clark
Ruth Clark
Jim Pollock
Raymond Dicken
New Marshfield
Willard Barber
Mills Elected Head of Gallia Gun Club
James Mills, chief police radio dispatcher, elected president of Gallia County Gun Club. Other officers chosen were Robert Sheets as vice president and Earl Gillespie as secretary and treasurer. Maurice Grover named trustee. Opening shoot set for April 6.
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Mills
Gallia
Gun Club
Gallipolis
James Mills
Gallia County
Robert
Red) Sheets
Earl Gillespie
Maurice Grover
Melting Ice Process Leaves Water at Ice Temperature
The melting of ice requires heat but can be done so that the resulting water matches the original ice temperature.
Holzer Hospital Notes Births in the Area
Mrs. Don F Fogelsong of Mason welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Cliff Wilson of Gallipolis announced a son. Mrs. Edward McDaniel of Henderson reported a son. Mrs. William Hoffman of Gallipolis announced a son.
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Holzer Hospital
Don F. Fogelsong
Mason
Cliff Wilson
Gallipolis
Edward McDaniel
Henderson
William Hoffman
Names List From Bladen and Nearby Towns
A roster of individuals including Mrs. Webster Swain Bladen Ross Tipton Wellston Raymond Greenlee Point Pleasant William McNemar Hemlock Grove Mrs Adrian Swindler Crown City Mrs George Sisson Emil Sullivan Mrs George Simmons and baby Mrs Mercer Martin Mrs Ben Skinner Mrs Oren Roush Dana Oliver Raymond Harbrecht Larry Neal Ezra Knight Bobby Walton John McHaffey.
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Webster Swain
Bladen
Ross Tipton
Wellston
Raymond Greenlee
Point Pleasant
William MecNemar
Hemlock Grove
Adrian Swindler
Crown City
George Sisson
Emil Sullivan
George Simmons
Baby
Mercer Martin
Ben Skinner
Oren Roush
Dana Oliver
Raymond Harbrecht
Larry Neal
Ezra Knight
Bobby Walton
John McHaffey
Upholstery Class Holds Second Session in Rodney
In Gallipolis the second session of the upholstery class run by the home demonstration agent at Mrs. Joe Miller's home ended with 19 women completing the work. The next meeting is set for April 17 with Mrs. Anne Bieb bricher of Ohio State University due to return. Ruth Sonner and three observers attended.
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Gallipolis
Joe Miller
Rodney
Anne Biebricher
Ohio State University
Ruth Sonner
Solicitors Named For Boy Scout Finance Drive
Mrs. Clarence Mulford Jr Cheshire and Mrs. J V Reynolds of Vinton chose scout mothers to lead soliciting in two communities. Cheshire workers include Mae H Casto Marcella Rice Gladys Rice Vera Thomas Ermal Cremeens and Mary E Darnell. Vinton workers are Ruth Casto Charlies Long and V N Knight. Meetings were held to explain procedures and distribute drive supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clarence Mulford
Cheshire
J V. Reynolds
Vinton
Mae H. Casto
Marcella Rice
Gladys Rice
Vera Thomas
Ermal Cremeens
Mary E. Darnell
Ruth Casto
Former Pottery Head Dies at Phoenix
William L. Smith aged 65, former president of Taylor Smith and Taylor Pottery of Chester West Virginia, died Monday in Phoenix Arizona. He retired in 1939 and served on the War Production Board during World War II. He was Chester city councilman a 32nd degree Mason and held notable posts in Osiris Shrine Wheeling. He led the U.S. Potters Association in 1920 and was an alternate delegate to the 1936 Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
William L. Smith
Taylor, Smith and Taylor Pottery
Chester
W. Va
Phoenix
Ariz
War Production Board
Washington
Osiris Shrine Temple
Wheeling
U.S. Potters Association
Proletariat Origin Referenced as State Asset
A Latin term meaning the lower class is cited as valuable to the state solely for bearing children. The note links social value to population support and state interests.
Wesley Foundation Octette to Perform at Grace Methodist
The Ohio University Wesley Foundation octette will sing at Grace Methodist Church Sunday services and discuss the foundation's work. Students and alumni from Ohio University will attend as guests. The program begins at 7 30 p m and the public is invited.
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Gallipolis
Ohio University
Wesley Foundation
Grace Methodist Church
Foundation
Two Gallia men cited for traffic offenses
Patrol reports Gallipolis residents Forrest Bowles 19 South Side West Virginia posted 20 bond for speeding and Robert Calvin Lane 3% Gallipolis cited into court for insufficient brakes in separate incidents recorded by the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Forrest Bowles
South Side
W. Va
Robert Calvin Lane
State Highway Patrol
Driver Fined Five Dollars for Reckless Operation
Gallipolis CPL Dale E Sowards 24 was fined 5 dollars and costs in a justice of the peace court for reckless operation. Deputy James Baldwin and D Mark Harshbarger aided in his arrest after Sowards fled from a One Way street chase over the Silver Bridge.
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Gallipolis
Dale E. Sowards
City
Justice of the Peace Court
James Baldwin
Mark Harshbarger
Sheriff's Office
Sowards
Point Pleasant
Silver Bridge
Baldwin
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Eases Change of Life Distress
Doctors tested Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets and found relief from hot flashes and tension in 63 to 80 percent of cases. The ad promotes Pinkham's as scientifically modern, noting it helps with irritability and perceived distress during menopause, and claims no pain-deadening drugs.
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Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
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