Courtesy Parking Fine Reinstatement Proposed in Gallipolis
Gallipolis city officials weigh reinstating a five cent courtesy penalty for out-of-state vehicles violating parking meters. The move follows a Chamber of Commerce push after the duty increased from five cents to fifty cents within the first hour of overtime parking. The measure seeks funding from a Chamber fund and aims to ease downtown traffic during peak times while a separate plan addresses traffic flow near Sycamore Street.
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Gallipolis
Thomas E. Agee
Agee
Lafayette
City Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
John E. Halliday
C. (Mac) McGinness
Kgger Creek
First Ave
Sycamore St
Miles T. Epling
Gilbert P. Bush
Halliday
Difference Between Stocks and Bonds Explained
Stocks represent ownership in a company and may pay variable dividends with voting rights for common stock while bonds are loans to a company with fixed interest and priority repayment. Preferred stock often pays fixed dividends with limited or no voting rights.
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New York Stock Exchange
Gallia County 4-H Clubs Elect Advisers and Plan Meetings
Gallia County 4-H groups report officer elections and upcoming meetings. Centerville Chit-Chats elect Mrs Harold Rowe adviser and Cleo Whitt president. next gathering at Centerville school. Guyan Rangers meet Mercerville school with nine members. next meeting at 6 30 p m on Monday. Little Homemakers, Rio Lucky Clover host meetings at schools and homes with advisers, health programs, and sewing projects.
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Gallipolis
Centerville
Harold Rowe
Cleo Whitt
Linda Kuhn
Dorothy Ruff
Aomi Rowe
Karen Sue Folden
Margaret Hubbard
Sharon Lanier
Centerville School
Guyan Rangers
Mercerville School
Francis McGuire
Little Homemakers 4-H Club
Washington School
Robert Sechrist
John Dobbins
Ruth Thomas
Ollie Elliott
Granville Rowland
Carole Sue Estep
Williams College offers gourmet menu to seniors
Williamstown Massachusetts seniors in Williams College dining halls receive one gourmet meal each year. Sydney M. Chisholm director of dining halls along with chef Ugo Schiappa and baker William Pratt started the program. A weekly eight person table features delicacies like baba au rhum oysters and frog legs Provencal. The special meals have no extra charge and boost appetite during the year.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Sydney M. Chisholm
Ugo Schiappa
William Pratt
Kelton announce birth of Patricia Doreen
Mr and Mrs Franklin Kelton announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Doreen born Sunday.
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Gallipolis
Franklin Kelton
Patricia Doreen
River traffic reports at Gallipolis and Kanawha Falls
Midnight readings on the Gallipolis upper gauge show 18.5 feet and 10.7 feet on the lower, with rollers at 5 feet and 7 feet at Montgomery. Kanawha Falls reads 1.17 feet and falling. dams run about a half trap in the district. Downbound and upbound schedules list multiple vessels with cargos and times through Gallipolis and nearby points.
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Gallipolis
Chambersburg
Montgomery
Kanawha River
Kanawha Falls
Ohio River
Millwood
W. Va
Mason
Point Pleasant
Criss, Jr
Louisiana
Invader
Pennsylvania
Jerry Bosworth
Stevenson
Solvay
Ernestine
Ruth Brent
Creditor
Atlas
Island Creek
Winfield
R. H. Bosworth
Ogram
Fleetwood
Merrill
Jefficoat
Paul Blazer
Marjeba
Sohio State
Inca
Reliance
J.T. Hatfield
Birthplace of Flood Congress in Gallipolis
The article recalls Gallipolis as the birthplace of the Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress which advanced flood prevention through headwater reservoirs like Bluestone. It notes leaders Dr. Charles E. Holzer Sr. and Alan Jordan, plus David C. Warner, and mentions the flood control law signed June 22, 1936. It also weaves in local vignettes and a quotation on municipal sewer case injunctions.
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J. Samuel Peeps
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress
Charles E. Holzer
Holzer
David Clark Warner
Alan Jordan
Congress
Bluestone
Kanawha
Charleston
Ohio
Roosevelt
Gallipolis Board Faces $62,000 Deficit Delays Bills
Gallipolis District Board of Education, facing a $62,564.72 deficit, paid only lunchroom bills totaling 3295.37 and borrowed from other funds to cover salaries. Officials expect up to 54,000 from the state and 50,000 from local taxes soon to restore funds. Athletic bids discussed. resignations accepted. two Marshall College graduates hired for staff. A library contract with Gallia County Library approved. Bond issue vote for a new East Gallipolis school slated for the general election. special meeting set with Carmichael and Company to review costs and plans.
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Sycamore
Evans Packing Company
Agee
Joe D. Miller
Vinton St
Gallipolis
Marietta
State Highway Department
Gallia County
Bill C. Campbell
Robert L. Rannells
Cofc
Kgger Creek
OVEC
Kyger Creek
Agallipolis
Marshall D. Boggs
Marcus J. Magnussen
Clarence E. Thompson
Robert E. Jenking
Magnussen
Christine Fraley
Washington School
Eulah Williams
Galia Academy
Marshall College
Clesta Lee Dickson
Parkersburg
Williams
Janet Marie Morrison
Marlinton
W. Va
Morrison
Gallia Academy High School
Bailey
East Gallipolis
GSI
Carmichael and Company, Architects
Ninety-One Pints Donated At Huntington Blood Drive
Ninety-one pints of blood were collected from 113 volunteers at Grace Methodist Church for the Huntington regional bloodmobile. Gallia County received 78 pints credit under the new Red Cross plan. Organizers included Mrs. William McKean, Mrs. Julius Pasquale, and Dr. Francis W. Shane. 23 colleagues from the K McNamara plant donated for Camillus K. McNamara, who was shot Saturday and hospitalized at Holzer.
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Grace Methodist Church
Huntington
Gallia County
Red Cross
William McKean
Red Cross Blood
Julius Pasquale
Jack Knight
Keith Brandeberry
Robert Pearson
J. Gordon Gibert
Francis W. Shane
Camillus K. McNamara
Kgger Creek
Two Juvenile Rustlers Placed on Probation
Gallia County Juvenile Court Judge John W. Howell placed two 16 year old boys on probation contingent on restitution of 50 dollars to Dr. H. D. Hatfield for shooting and slaughtering his Hereford calf during a foray into West Virginia by boat Friday night.
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Gallipolis
John W. Howell
Eos
H. D. Hatfield
Motorists Mutual Agents Convene in Cleveland at Statler Hotel
In Cleveland last Friday and Saturday VINTON Cline Gerlach attended the 26th annual convention for Motorists Mutual agents held at the Statler Hotel.
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Vinton
Cline Gerlach
Cleveland
Statler Hotel
Rites Planned for Oma Harrison Yeanger at 70
Final rites for Oma Harrison Yeanger 70 of Green Township will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Miller's Funeral Home with Rev. W. H. Green officiating. Burial follows at Mina Chapel cemetery. She died Monday after a year of illness. She was born October 7, 1884 in Green Township to William H. and Sarah Short Harrison and is survived by two brothers Clyde Harrison and William Harrison, two sisters Mrs. Bessie McCoy and Mrs. Nora Shaw, and husband Park Yeanger.
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Gallipolis
Oma Harrison Yeanger
Cheshire
Miller
W. H. Green
Mina Chapel Cemetery
Green Township
Sarah Short Harrison
John
Clyde Harrison
Bessie McCoy
William Harrison
Nora Shaw
Little Rock
Ark
Park Yeanger
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Queen Bee
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Robert A. Queen
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Roy Beery
Rio Grande College
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Galbraith
the Messenger
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Princeton
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Newt Oliver
Bevo Francis
Redman
Cedric W. Clark
Ohio River Sanitation
Water Pollution Board
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