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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1955

Page

3

Golden Age in History of the Town of Zaleski 1870 90

The article recounts Zaleski’s rise from a prewar four story Lindsay Hotel site to a bustling 1880s town with brick streets, town hall, and rail shop development. It notes English planners, the Zaleski Co. ventures, a blast furnace, newspapers, CCC project ties, and population growth around 1800, with later declines and railway shifts. It also covers river traffic data for Gallipolis and surrounding river towns.

Zaleski Gat Markis Lindsay Tworstory Zaleski. Co Raedown Lea Rac Eggleston Ffieston New Plymouth Zaleski “Journal Henry Reabsom Ohio Aleski Co Robson Camp Light New Deal CCC Zalead State ‘Forest Aleas Zaleski Co Zaleski Furnace Co Distret England Chillicothe

Rites Held For Widow Mrs Layne In Gallipolis

Funeral services were held today for Arte lia Dotson Layne 83 widow of S Layne at Centerville Methodist Church Rev Carl Layne of Betsy Layne Ky officiated and burial was in Center Ville Hill Cemetery She died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Harry Cray Baisden near Centerville Survived by son Elbert S Layne of Oak Hut Route 1 and brother Mitchell L Dotson of Kentucky Born April 9 1872 in Floyd County Ky to Andrew and Biddie Richardson Dotson Married 1894 her husband died June 1928 Member of the United Baptist Church of Floyd County and had resided in Centerville since 1937 The opossum belongs to one of the oldest living families of mammals.

Gallipolis Artelia Dotson Layne S. Layne Centerville Methodist Church Carl Layne Betsy Layne Center Ville Hill Cemetery Harry Cray Baisden Centerville Elbert S. Layne Oak Hut Floyd County Andrew Biddie Richardson Dotson Kentucky

General Bush Alumni of GAHS to Visit Gallia Area

Brig. Gen George E Bush a 1924 GAHS graduate and former Alaskan command chief transfers to Washington DC and will depart Alaska in late June. He will travel with wife and two daughters to Seattle then Cincinnati before a Gallia visit, entering the Army comptroller office in Washington. He attended West Point after Marietta College.

Vallipolis Brig. Wen George E. Bush Gallia Academy Washinton D.C Bush Gallipolis Gilbert P. Bush J. Howard Neal Elmenhorft Air Force Base Anchorage Alaska Susan Seattle Jane Bush University of Washington Cincinnati W. E. McDade Racine Army U.S. Military Academy West Point Marietta College Alabama

McCreedy Heads to Washington in Patrol Parade

Gallipolis officer Pierce D. McCreedy of the State Highway Patrol will join a two officer delegation from Ohio in a parade Saturday in Washington D C. He travels from Cleveland with a patrol escort and will return Sunday to Gallipolis.

Gallipolis Pierce D. McCreedy State Highway Patrol Ohio Highway Patrol Washington, D. C Cleveland Galpolis

Mrs Rite Heads Group for Gallia County 4 H Council

Mrs. Walter Rite of Cheshire district serves as acting chairperson of the Gallia County 4 H Advisory Council, an 11 member body guiding 4 H activities, policy, and event planning. She took the post after interim retirement of Lawrence Holliday with an election due at the next district meeting.

Gallipolis Walter Rite Cheshire Galli County Lawrence J. Holliday Bulevlie Robert Ball Springfield Ros Beery Clay-Ohio-Guyan-Harrison Phils Metcalf Gallia Huntor Burleson Uniolo

One Man Inducted From Mason County

Point Pleasant reports that Clarence Junior Brown of Letart Route 2 received a selective service induction order from Local Board Clerk Mrs. Bess Boley Moore. He is to report to the Ashland processing station on May 25.

Point Pleasant Mmson County Bess Boley Moore Clarence Junior Brown Letart Route 2 Ashland

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