Social Security Benefits Paid in Gallia County 1952 Totals
A Portsmouth federal office reports Gallia County issued December 1952 social security payments to 097 people totaling $24,000. Old age beneficiaries led with 327 recipients receiving $1,449 monthly average $43. Mothers and children received 262 checks totaling $5,399. Tax rates are set to rise January 1, 1954.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
U. S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Portsmouth — Co
Galte
John R. Chatfield
Portsmouth
Gallia County
Area Farmers To Discuss Falling Prices
Gallia County farmers plan a May 14 meeting at the Gallipolis Methodist Church to discuss slumping prices. A radio address by John W. Sims will start at 8:30 p.m. with a 8 p.m. rally, while local officials lead floor discussions and results are sent to Columbus for Farm Bureau action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Heiskell
Gallia County Farm Bureau Federation
Gallia County
Methodist
Trimble Jones
Crown City
Jones
John W. Sims
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
WLW
Cincinnati
William Smith
Gallia
Frank Mills, Jr
Dan Davis
Clarence Irwin
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Benson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Autos Crash Guard Rails and Barriers in Gallipolis
Three Friday into Saturday accidents in Gallia County left property damage. Fred J. Frownfelter 17 Crown City. Robert Lloyd Dunfee 18 Little Hocking. Roy H. Schultz 24 Wapakoneta collided with guard rails and a roadway barrier near Route 218 Route 7 and Kgger Creek plant crossing. Schultz posted bond for failing to stop within an assured clear distance. Three speeding arrests followed. Earl Sercy jailed for driving while intoxicated. William Slater cited for allowing an unlicensed minor to operate a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Fred J. Frownfelter
Crown City
Meigs-Athens County Line
Robert Lloyd Dunfee
Little Hocking
Roy H. Schultz
Wapakoneta
Kgger Creek
Guy Will
Athens
Schultz
Joseph R. Means
Columbus
Lionel Vernon Kilburn
Dayton
Harley E. McGhee
Earl Cooper Sercy
Dearborn
Mich
William Clifford Slater
Pedestrian Collapses Refuses Hospitalization in Gallipolis
Justin Fallon, 74, of Waterloo Star Route, collapsed Friday before Kerr Drug Store on Second Ave. Physicians suspected a heart attack and he was taken to Holzer Hospital by ambulance in serious condition. He refused hospitalization and left to go home. The file notes an erroneous final line about wild reindeer in northern Scotland in the 12th century.
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Gallipolis
Justin Fallon
Waterloo
Kerr Drug Store
Second Ave
Holzer Hospital
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital Notes
Births list Mr and Mrs Charles Christian of Jackson welcomed a daughter. Admits include Phyllis Jones Gallipolis for surgery Julia Ann Rouse Point Pleasant Patricia Ann Bassett Jackson medical and several others for medical or surgical care across Wellston Ironton Harrisonville Middleport Coal Valley and nearby towns. Discharges include Samuel Misi Merrily Facemire Miss Margaret Evans and many others plus two infants.
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Charles Christian
Jackson
Phyllis Jones
Gallipolis
Surgical
Julia Ann Rouse
Point Pleasant
Patricia Ann Bassett
Medical
Walter Hyre
James Earl Roberts
Ewington
George Palone
Wellston
Charles Hill
William M. Smith
Herbert Dalton
Ironton
Virginia Pasley
James Harris
Coal Valley
Altha Baxter
Harrisonville
John H. Seines
Middleport
Samuel Misi
Merrily Facemire
S. H. Wellborn
Margaret Evans
Guy Schellenger
Elizabeth Lewis
Thurman Hendricks
Orville Hutt
George Kenny
O. O. Skidmore
Nettie Meeks
Merle Wheeler
Mary Spencer
John Hornsby
Jack Jeffers
Lenora Ryan
Ernest Bowling
Calvin Nolan
Charles P. Smith
Auto Snaps Utility Pole Near Stock Yards
An electric power pole was broken by a skid in a late night crash near the stock yards in Gallipolis. Milford Schoffield of Detroit and owner Rev. Charles Petty, also of Detroit, escaped injury after their car struck the pole on Pine Street near the railroad crossing as Route 35 enters from the west. The driver attributed the skid to blinded braking from an approaching car.
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Gallipolis
Milford Schofield
Detroit
Charles Petty
Pine St
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Farmland Electrification and Lewis and Clark Idaho Visit
More than 88 percent of U S farms now have electric power, up from 10.9 percent in 1935. The text notes that Lewis and Clark first set foot on Idaho soil in 1805, with Sacajawea accompanying them.
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United States
Lewis and Clark
Idaho
Sacajawea
Weekend Horoscope Offers Caution And Creative Prospects
Saturday urges harmony through patience and adapting to others moods while cautioning not to rush. In business, stick to routines and avoid risky financial changes though opportunities may arise from affluent sources. Birthdays bring potential for change, romance, travel, and creative ventures with steady effort guiding future success.
Astrological Guidance For The Day On Harmony And Irritability
The forecast suggests pleasure and contentment if you respect others moods. It favors group activities and social gatherings with family and friends, yet warns a period of irascibility can still affect individuals.
Imaginative temperamental pursuits critiqued
A compact critique arguing that satisfaction comes from originality and temperamental engagement rather than spectacle. It urges creators to embrace bold ideas while balancing craft with personal voice.
Crown Scepter Gem Largest Stone From Cullinan Cut
The 516 carat diamond in the British royal scepter is the largest of nine stones cut from the Cullinan diamond found in 1905.
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Rock of Ages
E. E. Byrne
E. State St
Athens, Ohie
Scotland
Athens Buick CO
Athens, Ohio
the Sunday Messenger
Tiree
Marietta
Plymale-Wagner CO
Gallipolis, Ohio
Bardin Bros. CO
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
Pomeroy, Ohio
Drug Department
Colgate Chlorophyll
Coty
Parisienne
Davos
Aneaee
Richard Hudnut
Charles Antell
Mennen
Sutton
Squibb's
Woodbury
Pinkhams Compound
Dolcin
Vow
Quick’s Drug Store
Woodbury Instant
TNS Service
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