Gallia Academy Concert Band Triumph at Spring Concert
The Gallia Academy Concert Band conducted by A Kimball Suiter earned a musical triumph at Washington School Auditorium. Guest soloist Merlyn Ross, a Ohio University music major from South Point, performed Desert Song and If I Could Tell You. The program featured a full lineup of band numbers and a complete listing of band members and instruments.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
A. Kimball Sutter
Washington School Auditorium
Merlyn Ross
Ohio University
Mr. Ross
Ross
South Point
Ohio
Sutter
Paul Ross
The
Hudson
Vienna Woods
Eleanor Black
Janice Allen
Ella Moseley
Betty Corbin
Betty Morrison
Ralph Harrison
Bob Blazer
Cameron Foster
Greta Thomas
Jane Ann Tyler
Sally Rannells
Ann Halliday
Bill Edgington
John Bruniardi
Elden Ehrman
Linda Thomas
Richard Danner
Alice Beard
Keith King
Bill Sutter
Five Women Enter Essay Contest Across Counties
Five Gallia county women entered an essay contest by the Associated Country Women of the World and National Home Demonstration Council. The essays focus on rural homes to foster understanding across 24 nations. Ohio winners will be named at the Ohio Home Demonstration Council meeting in Columbus on June 9 and 10, with three Ohio essays advancing to the international Toronto meeting in 1953.
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Gallipolis
Associated Country Women of the World
National Home Demonstration Council
America
Paul Ja Quay
Emma Gatewood
Willard Call
Rio Grande
Far Quickle
Vinton
Hoyt Webster
Cora
Ohio
Ohio Home Demonstration Council
Columbus
Toronto
Gallipolis Church News Highlights Local Services
Saint Peter's Episcopal holds holy communion and sermon by Archdeacon William Crittenden from Cincinnati at 9 30 a m. along with nursery, church and junior choir activities. Other churches listed include First Baptist Grace Methodist and First Presbyterian with service times, sermons and youth programs.
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Saint Peter's Episcopal
William Crittenden
Cincinnati
First Baptist
W. H. Green
Star
Grace Methodist
L. A. Donnally
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
Women’s Association
Patrol Post Arrest Total Is Doubled
Gallipolis report shows April arrests totaling 115, up from 52 a year earlier. Traffic arrests lead with 83, accidents 16, other misdemeanor 12, felony 4. Warnings more than doubled to 420 from 191, accidents investigated rose to 38 from 35, and post activity included safety talks and stolen property recovered.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Cpl. W. H. Harrison
Gallipolis Post
Admitted and discharged patients at Holzer Hospital
The Holzer Hospital listed admitted patients including Elza Collins Jackson Gordon Camink Wellston Mrs Elizabeth Grayson Lakin Albert Gloeckner Pomeroy Frederick L Wright Point Pleasant and others. Discharges included Frank Peoples Alva Wallace Blas Montez Ricky Hiall Ronald Harris and more.
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Elza Collins
Jackson
Gordon Camink
Wellston
Elizabeth Grayson
Lakin
Curt Taylor
Aid
Ohio
Albert Gloeckner
Pomeroy
Frederick L. Wright
Point Pleasant
Robert Layne
New Haven
William Wolfe
Lena Wood
Racine
Sarah Walters
Bidwell
Basil Eads
Kenneth Arbaugh
Oak Hill
John W. Daugherty
Ironton
Lewis Hughes
Gallipolis
Frank Peoples
Alva Wallace
Blas Montez
Ricky Hiall
Ronald Harris
Paul Bush
Samuel Gutherie
Lester White
Thomas Ingels
Births and Family Visits Across Burr Oak Area
Mr and Mrs Bill Stahl announce the birth of a daughter Judith Ann at Grant Hospital on April 2. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Fouts and Mr and Mrs Ronald Wooley. Mr and Mrs Dick Post and Mr and Mrs Jim Kirk bride announce a son born at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville on April 2. John Foutz has returned from University Hospital Columbus. Mrs Eva Ivers visited her son in law Forrest Dennis and daughter Glenn in Hemlock. Mr E Coffman and family spent a day with Mr and Mrs Raphael Vess of Irish Ridge. Mrs Eva Ivers.
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Forrest Dennis
Glenn
Hemlock
E. Coffman
Raphel Vess
Irish Ridge
Ewa Ivers
Nurses To Convene For Disaster Training
Gallia County Chapter of the American Red Cross invites graduate and student nurses from nine counties to a six hour disaster training course in Gallipolis. Sessions run Tuesday evening and Wednesday with day and night blocks to accommodate workers. The course covers all disasters and aims to prepare nurses for increased responsibility after recent tornado and flood events. Marion McGrath and John Marsh oversee the program at Red Cross headquarters. A second district meeting on May 14 will cover home service and nutrition with Ruth Richardson leading. Red Cross invites include Ath ens Meigs Jackson Lawrence Pike and Vinton counties. The chapter reports $4400 raised toward its fund quota, down from $5900 last year.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
American Red Cross
Marion McGrath
John Marsh
Red Cross
K of P
Locust
Ruth Richardson
Gallipolis State Institute
G. R. Roberts
Gallipolis FFA Classes Score Big in District Contests
In Gallipolis four FFA classes freshman to senior tied high marks in the District 17 contest with perfect 75s for three classes and 71 for the junior class totaling 197 of 300. Other chapters posted Racine 270 Carthage Troy 26 percent Rio Grande 250 Allensville 201. Judge Floyd J. Ruble oversaw the books at the March 24 meet in McArthur.
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Gallipolis
Future Farmers of America
Racine
Carthage-Troy
Rio Grande
Allensville
Floyd J. Ruble
McArthur
FFA
Lloyd Roush
Paul Niday
Karl Burleson
Victor Niday
Charles Shaver
Cheshire
Jean Ecker Initiated Into Denison Dramatics Honor
Jean Ecker of 208 First Ave Granville Ohio a Denison University junior has been initiated into University Players dramatics honorary society.
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Gallipolis
Jean Ecker
First Ave
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
River Traffic Gallipolis and Kanawha River Updates
Reports from the Gal lipolis Locks list boats including Francis down at 2:25 a.m. and Ernestine up at 2:55 p.m. along with several others. Kanawha River entries note Shirley down at 1:15 p.m. and Merrill up at 7:25 a.m. Local boats Cracker.
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Gallipolis
Francis
Kenna
Pete
Price
Ernestine
Chilli Simpson
Tampico
Kanawha
Shirley
London
Keeley
Weather and river readings from Athens area hints at rising streams
The Athens Messenger compiles a set of river and weather figures for May 2 1952 with stations in Ohio Tennessee and nearby locales. Values show several rivers and gauges falling or rising with upper and lower gauge readings and noted falls at Ka nawha and Hinton.
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Ohio
Rankin
Tennessee
Cornell
Martin Wap
P.chattin
Omar
Criss
Arden
E. Hatfield
Robin E
Bruce
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
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Union Station
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Jeff Chandler
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