Martin Family Makes Home in Middleport
Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Martin moved Tuesday to Middleport where they formerly lived and recently bought property. They are staying with their daughter Mrs. Wyman Stevens and baby while Mr. Stevens is in service. Luther Howard will take the 21 Court Street property vacated by the Martins and Arnold Dickerson will move to the 411 Third Avenue apartment vacated by the Howards.
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Gallipolis
Gomer
Martin
Middleport
Wyman Stevens
Baby
Stevens
Luther Howard
Court Street
Arnold Dickerson
Third Avenue
Howards
Officials Attend FBI Meeting in Portsmouth
Gallipolis sheriff E. E. Hatfield, Chief of Police Chester Leaper, C. C. Ingels, cashier of the First National Bank, and F. C. Christ, cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank, attended a Federal Bureau of Investigation meeting in Portsmouth on Wednesday.
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Gallipolis
E. E. Hatfield
Chester Leaper
C. C. Ingels
First National Bank
F.C. Christ
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Portsmouth
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dickersons Move To East Gallipolis Home
The Dickersons have occupied their longtime residence for several years and now reside in East Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
East Gallipolis
Death of Private Joseph W. Craig reported by War Department
Arthur Craig and Mrs. Craig announce the death of their son Private Joseph W. Craig. Missing in action for three months, he was lost when an Allied troop ship sank in the European theater after being struck at night. He enlisted January 1943 and would have turned 21 next June, survived by two sisters.
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Gallipolis
Arthur Craig
Chatham Ave
War Department
Joseph W. Craig
Young Craig
Craig
John Gooldin
Monaca
Merrill Call
Eureka
Aged Man With Six Grandsons in Service
E. P. Thompson of Little Ryger will celebrate his ninety seventh birthday on Saturday April 1. He has six grandsons serving in the armed forces four of whom are overseas. Despite impaired eyesight he enjoys his mail and welcomes birthday greetings at Cheshire Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. P. Thompson
Little Ryger
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Cheshire
Ohio
Good Friday Service Noted in Gallipolis Churches
Gallipolis observes Good Friday with a community service at First Baptist Church from noon to 3 PM. Ministers from all local churches participate in the program.
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Gallipolis
First Baptist Church
Recruiter McAllister Visits Gallipolis for WAC Guidance
Lieutenant Margaret G. McAllister of the Huntington Army Recruiting Office will visit Gallipolis every Friday from 1 to 5 p m at the Post Office Building to discuss Women’s Army Corps service, noting 239 tasks beyond the original four jobs and listing eligibility requirements. Local women may contact the Post Office on Friday afternoons for information.
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Gallipolis
Margaret G. McAllister
Huntington Army Recruiting Office
McAllister
Women's Army Corps
Women’s Army Corps
Juniors Present The Old School at Hickory Holler
Bidwell Porter High School junior class to stage The Old School at Hickory Holler this Friday in the school auditorium. Cast includes Joshua Toothacre teacher Elmer Skidmore and a list of scholars and visitors with local names and roles.
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Gallipolis
Bidwell-Porter High School
Hickory Holler
Joshua Toothacre
Elmer Skidmore
Lorenzo Juniper
James Westfall
Johnny Short
Bill McBride
Benjamin Long
Keith Hamilton
Jim Henry Cobb
Edward Hixson
Mud Rudd
Tommy Queen
Corwin Kilgore
Loren Neal
Salvation
Samson
Betty Carpenter
Jacob von Hoffenstein
Bobby Stone
Widder Crockett
Mary Ellen
Ora George
News Notes From Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis discharge list includes Mrs George Woodyard Janice Grate Earl Runyon Miss Walker and Miss Haney student nurses New patients include John Millicons 74 Addison in fair condition Mrs W B Sturgeon Point Pleasant born son Mrs G R Michael Pom eroy R 1 medical patient good Ercell Day 32 Gallipolis R 1 surgery Donald Barnette Vinton gave birth to a daughter
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George Woodyard
Gallipolis
Janice Grate
Middleport
Earl Runyon
Point Pleasant
Miss Walker
Miss Haney
John Millicons
Addison
W. B. Sturgeon
G. R. Michael
Pomeroy
England’s bachelor king and childless heirs brief
William II, son and successor of William the Conqueror, remained a bachelor king of England. Edward V and Edward VI never married, and both died before reaching majority.
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William Rufus
William II
William the Conqueror
England
Edward VIII
Edward V
Edward VII
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Athens
FBI
America
Clean Products CO
Columbus, Ohio
Aspiri
Pearl E. Jenkins
Pearl H. Fosnaugh
Bidwell
Holzer Hospital
Bachelor Kings
Mrs. Lane
Clover Farm
Cedar Furniture Polish
Vox
Cincy Wallpaper Cleaner
Clover Farm Dry Cleaner
Borax
Lye
Clover Farm Ammonia
Florida
Kasco
Boston Butts
Bologna
Clover Farm Milk
Pillsbury’s
B. Dae
United States
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