Rio Grande Plans First Annual College Center Building
Rio Grande College drafts a plan for a central building and gymnasium costing about 400000 dollars to serve 260 Jackson County residents and 14 counties. President Lyne notes enrollment growth, library access, and fundraising efforts with a new prospectus to be released this week.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande Coline College
Jackson County
Kyzer Creek Power
Lawrence
Scioto
Wood
Rio Grande College
Ohio
Lyne
Ironton
Gallia County
College
Rio
Calvary
William A
Bill) Fist
Friends of the Ecident
Lewis
J. Boyd Davis
Calvary Baptist
Stu
Board of Trust
Who Should Pay for Political Campaigns?
NEA Service polled six leaders from business, politics, and labor on campaign funding. Most agree individuals should contribute, self interest should be curbed, and public financing should be broadened, with varied proposals including tax deductions and possible government funding.
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Labor
NEA Service
Col Peices
Promion
Skiwold
Torruea
Cullen
Ara
Ueston
Pub
Bullis
Young
Hall
Butler
Baillis
Suevesen
Harry A. Bullis
General Foods Corp
Minneapolis
Hugh Roy Cullen
Quintana Petroleum
Robert New York
Leonard W. Hall
Paul Butler
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial
Mall
Red Cross
Philip Graham
Advertising Council
Republican Party
Eisenhow
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Neuberger
Neuberger
Senate
Mrs Ott Plans New Home Ec Courses in Gallia County
Gallia County home demonstration agent Mrs Betty Ott outlines plans for county wide lessons on managing money home accounts arranging furniture and reupholstering with courses in more foods for less money light party desserts salads and one dish meals plus a family life unit. Across 11 communities seven classes in three economics phases enrolled 404 participants.
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Mrs. Ott
Gallipolis
Betty Ott
Gallia County
Three-Decade Freedom Ends in West Virginia Moonshining Case
A Garment Finishes resident, WeiCH, W. Va, after 30 years on the run, says he almost surrendered but avoided capture by avoiding a sewing machine attachments scheme and related moonshining charges. Police had pursued him county-wide. he later claimed a four-year sentence was imposed in 1924 for circum in foods and nutrition. The case ties to a broader county program of tailoring and clothing courses.
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Weich
W. Va
Shepperson
McDowell County
Garment Finishes
Hemp Hill
D.C
Bidwell Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
Mrs R Dean of Mimito Va visits with daughter’s family. Charles Steven Trout born May 2 in Charleston weighs six pounds fourteen ounces. The Dean Hayes family updates include Naples Italy and Columbus connections. Neal family trades farm property and plans move after school ends as Bidwell community figures share weekend visits and celebrations.
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R Dean
Mimito
David Wicklines
Donald Wickline
Columbus
David Wickline
Rio Grande
Brooks Trout
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Charleston
Charles Steven
Trout
Mary Lou
Knotts
Harold Higgenbotham
Dunbar
W. Va
Wilson Glassburn
Ronnie Columbus
Neal
Elbin Neal
Arnold Smith
Smith
Bidwell-Mt. Olive Road
Kerr McClaskey
Neals
Airman Promoted From Cheshire High School to Air Force
Airman promoted at Mc Connell Air Force Base Wichita Kansas is a 1953 Cheshire High School graduate who enlisted April 8 1954. He trained at Sampson AFB New York studied medium bomber mechanisms in Amarillo Texas and now resides with his wife at 138 North Poplar Street Wichita. His mother Helen Swisher is from Athens County and his father Orla Roberts resides with his wife at Sharpsburg. He is the grandson of Dora Robinson of Grosvenor Street Athens.
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McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kans
Cheshire High School
Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
Amarillo
Texas
North Poplar St
Helen Swisher
Athens County
Orla Roberts
Sharpsburg
Ruth Robinson Roberts
Dora Robinson
Grosvenor Street
Athens
Blue Lake Visitors and Social Guests Across Town
Mr and Mrs Paul Kidwell and daughter Paul tte of Charleston visited Mr and Mrs Beecher Poling and Ronda Skeens. Evelyn Sheets spent an evening with Elizabeth Chandler of Gallipolis, then traveled to Columbus for two days. Mr and Mrs Caroll Smith and son were dinner guests of Grover Smith and wife in Blue Lake. Mrs Bessie Frederick is in Columbus visiting her son Harlan and family for a week.
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Blue Lake
Paul Kidwell
Paultte
Charleston
Beecher Poling
Ronda Skeens
Evelyn Sheets
Elizabeth Chandler
Gallipolis
Con
Mbus Bidwell
Bessie Frederick
Columbus
Harlan
May Day Celebration Draws Crowd at Rio Grande College
Rio Grande College held a large May Day event on campus attracting about 200 spectators for the coronation of May Queen Betty Jenkins of Kitts Hill. The program featured a spring dance, a minuet performance, Easter and patriotic tributes, mock wedding, and May Pole dances with involvement from nearby public schools and a full faculty-led production directed by Prof. Mary Seamon and staff.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Betty Jenkins
Kitts Hill
Community Mall
Jackson High School
Betty
Dr . Lyne
Queen Elizabeth
Oak Hill
Mise Juanita Lee
Centerville
Carrie Dale
Rio Public Schools
Rio Grande High School
Rio Grande Junior
Cadmus Junior
Excelsior Institute Offers Neugeal Treatment Claim
An old advertisement touts relief from fatigue back and hip pain and loss of vigor for men over 40. It asserts inflammations cause senility and cancer, citing 1,000 treated patients at Excelsior Institute in a Missouri address for Department 0.16.
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Excelsior Institute
Eacehiar Springs
Missouri
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