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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1940

Page

10

Houses Built By French Still Standing In Gallipolis

Gallia County listings of old French homes in Gallipolis will bear plaques with silhouettes and owner names and erection dates. The Old Homes Committee chaired by Miss Anna Simmerman notes many houses remain from early French settlers, with plaques naming first owners and year of erection. The list includes Seriot 1820, Louver 1835, Etienne 1826, DeVacht 183, and many others. The Gallia Board of Education renewed Carl C. Byers as high school principal for two years, praising his four-year record and civic involvement. The Gallia County Woman’s Home Council votes to continue meetings through summer. May 15 speaker Naomi Evans will discuss public health and home sanitation, with a summer picnic planned at an undetermined location.

Gallipolis Anna Simmerman Sesquicentenial Old Homes Flamnes Peter Seriot Jeholas” Louver Pierre Sanne Carel Christopher Etienne Joseph Vandebernden Francois Deletombe Jean Batiste Tillaye di Hebercourt William Joseph DeVacht Jean Pierre Romaine Bureau Nicholas Questel Jean N. Martinscourt Claude Berthelot Gallia County

Gallipolis Social Notes Features School Film Project

Gallipolis notes report a school Photography Club movie in progress with about eight principals and three extras. Ed Wise directs as production nears mid May, detailing cast, music scenes, and garden efforts while listing local social events and personal notices.

Hold First County May Day Program

Gallipolis May Day celebrations held this afternoon county wide in scope. Principal streets were lined with music by school children and a program of games dancers and winding in City Park. The May Queen Miss Grace rion and attendants wore formal gowns and joined the parade and program.

Gallipolis Spamers Grace]rion

School Lunch Garden To Be Under WPA

Gallipolis to host five acres extending from Cedar Street where vegetables will be cultivated and harvested by WPA labor for summer school lunch use. Workers’ exact personnel unnamed, but experienced staff expected. Produce to be prepared in school kitchens by WPA crews and canned foods stored in the Surplus Commodities Warehouse for feeding women and children in fall projects.

Desney Stephen Bartow aCney Bakes Care Wetbert Denel Callahanea Speagueier Henry Sram Tat Lars Ana Reine Premierian James Mowman Pune Po Sale Vain Board of Cy. Hock Gallipolis Zanesville WPA Gallipal Cedar Street Tls

Census Nears End In Middleport Area

Census enumerators working in Gallia County and Middleport City near the end of their task. No population figures will be announced locally. all releases will come from Washington.

Middleport Gallipolis Washington

Sixty Attend Dinner In Masonic Temple

About sixty persons enjoyed a dinner at the Masonic Temple before the presentation of the Superexcellent Master’s degree by Moriah Council members. Visitors from surrounding territory attended.

Masonic Temple Iallipolis Moriah

Point Rock Social Briefs Show Local Visits and Obits

Point Rock and nearby towns report visits by NT nucnome and Mrs Mirley Nelson of Salem to the Turners Friday evening. Emma Morton dies at Athens home of son Prof Joshua Morton and is buried at Mt Olive Cemetery. Various local residents travel to Gallipolis Wellston and Pomeroy for business and family events. The Gallia County Teachers plan Island View meeting May 7 and district War Man’s Home Council meets in Marietta May 9.

Nucnome Mirley Nelson Salem J.A. Turner Orlan Sams Athens George Rade‘kin Fara Emma Morton Joshua Morton Mt Olive J. E. Turner Freda Kennedy Adriene Holcomb Columbus R. Holcomb Harley Pickett, Jr Holcomb Lauren Hoffmans Pomeroy Wesley Gregory Dayton sam'"Penn Blanche Eland James Francis Penn Land Alice Cyntha Cummings Marietta Gallipolis Owen Kennedy Gallia County Man’s Home Council J. E. Mulholand

Vaccination Drive Nears Completion in Rural Schools

County Nurse Naomi Evans reports the immunization program against smallpox and diphtheria is nearly finished in rural schools. Only a few schools remain to be visited and completion is expected before the next month’s school closings.

Gallipolis States Naomi Evans Mont

Courthouse Workers Clean From Cellar to Garret

In Gallipolis a courthouse is undergoing a thorough cleaning paid for by relief orders. Affected areas include cellar and garret as workers attend to maintenance and sanitation tasks.

Gallipolis

Rages to Elect Gallipolis Eagle Lodge Officers

Election of officers for the local Eagles lodge will be held tonight at the club rooms in the Luckoft building. Local officials urge participation in the annual vote.

Gallipolis Eagles’ Lodge Clat Luckoft

Legion Post Sponsors Boys at Buckeye Hate Camp

Gallipolis Lafayette Post American Legion will sponsor three boys from the local high school for the Boys Buckeye Camp at the fair grounds in Columbus in mid summer. Selection from junior classmen this week based on good school record, citizenship, and campus activities.

Gallipolis Lafayette Post American Legion Buckeye Fair Grounds Columbus

Shipment of Auto Bumper Strips Received

Gallipolis dispatch reports the first shipment of 3000 automobile bumper strips arriving at EM Hawes. The red and blue on white design features the Mallog branding and dates for the order. A second shipment of 3, tow more is planned at the central building in Parks Quarter.

Gallipolis Satan Feicornton

Grange Will Have May Day Program

GALLIPOLIS meeting of Eno range Saturday night will feature a May Day program. Roll call will consist of important happenings in Mays of previous years. Entertainment numbers by James Balined, Stanley Swick, Sherman Rose, Alfred Grover, Mrs Minnie Palmer, B F Peer, Mes A Brothers, Jean Lemley, Pearl Gould, Mrs Carrie Lemiey, and Mrs Francis Harding.

Gallipolis Enorange Jame Balined Stanley Swick Sherman T Rose Alfred Grover Minnie? Palmer BF. Peer Mes 3. A Jean Lemley Pearl Gould Carrie Lemiey Francis Harding

Committee Gives $25 To School Band Fund

Gallia County native E H Hazlett dies at 49 after heart attack in Hunting. Funeral details and survivors listed. Committee allocates one third of fund balance to benefit school band purchases as announced by Supt E E Higgins.

Gallipolis Isenoot E. E Ohio State Della Sayre Thel Fale Arleigh Hazlett E. E. Higgins Albert Hazlett

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