Lafayette Day Observance Planned in Gallipolis
Gallipolis hosts Lafayette Day by the French Colony DAR and Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society at Our House Museum. May program runs 3 p.m. to about 4 p.m. with Ann Hill presiding and a French themed tea to follow in native costume.
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Gallipolis
Daughters of American Revolution
Our House Museum
DAR
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Ann Hill
Patriotic Group
Marjorie White
Miss White
Nora Miles
Harris Doepping
Herbert O. Pepper
Rio Grande Ensemble
Zelma Northcut
Ohio
Charles E. Holzer
E. C. Zepp
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Miss Hill
Don Louis Demorest
Ohio State University
Andrew Pavlish
Battement Des Mains
Karen Holzer
Missy Richards
Susan Cherrington
Martha Mossman
Gwen Evans
Teddie Ann Trout
Betty Haskins
Barbara Niday
Patty Ann Moore
Martha Brown
Linda Rees
Frere Jacques
Memorial Day Observance Details Set
Gallia observes Memorial Day with ex service groups assembling at 8 30 a m to march at 9 a m from the city building. The program includes the Spanish American War Veterans American Legion VFW Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts with a parade to Doughboy monument City Park and Pine Street Cemetery. Speakers include Elmer E Caldwell and Barbara Cardwell with Taps and flag placements by children. William H Jones and George H Lear marshal and day officers. flags purchased for grave markers.
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Gallipolis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Doughboy Monument
City Park
Elmer E. Caldwell
Tom Adams
Pine St
Barbara Cardwell
GAR
VFW
The
Legion
Gallia Academy High School
Pine Street
Lafayette Post
Mound Hill Cemetery
William H. Jones
George H. Lear
Inspection Passed With Flying Colors at Gallipolis Post
Gallipolis state highway patrol post received a high rating after an inspection described as passing with flying colors. Members polished and cleaned autos, gear, and offices, despite a flood postponement. post had previously earned a high rating last year.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Girl Named To Honorary at OSU
Lois E. Altman of Gallipolis has been named to Mortar Board the Ohio State University senior women's honorary. Membership honors service to the university leadership in campus activities and high scholarship records.
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Gallipolis
Lois E. Altman
Mortar Board
Ohio State University
Columbus
Coins Fill Gallipolis Meters Over Two Days
Nearly 13 000 coins were used in Gallipolis parking meters over a two day period amid heavy Saturday demand. Pennies totaled about 10 250 and nickels 2 660, worth roughly 235 dollars, boxed for bank deposit. City Auditor E L McCormick with Vivian Richards and Nina Burk counted coins and managed city duties, noting most residents are honest though police monitor for bad coins.
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Gallipolis
E. L. McCormick
Vivian Richards
Nina Burk
McCormick
Police
Street Repair Under Way in Gallipolis
City crews under Manager J Roy Bartlett repair winter frost toll on First Avenue and other streets including Vinton Avenue. Work continues on Pine Street Cemetery area and on Second Avenue light standards as crews repaint and spruce up the town for a new look.
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Gallipolis
J. Roy Bartlett
First Avenue
Vinton Ave
Bartlett
Pine St. Cemetery
Second Ave
Gallia Family Plans European Tour Visit
Mr and Mrs L G Marchi and sons Bob and Gee of Chillicothe Road depart for New York to sail on the American Sportliner for Europe. They will visit relatives in northern Italy and travel through Switzerland Belgium and Paris before Genoa on return. They plan to come home August 20 arriving August 4 travel dates.
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Gallipolis
L. G. Marchi
Bob
Gee
Chillicothe Road
New York
Europe
Marchi
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Paris
Genoa
Holzer Hospital Notes Admissions and Births
Gallipolis admissions include Mrs. Arthur Wilson Howard Killingsworth Cary Cooper and others. Births list daughters to Mrs. Hut ton Mrs Covert and Mrs. Martin and a son to Mrs Crabtree. Discharges name Charles Stewart David Siner Garrett Chalfont and several others.
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Gallipolis
Arthur Wilson
Howard Killingsworth
Point Pleasant
Cary Cooper
MacArthur
Donald Hutton
Jackson
Jack Covert
Middleport
Robert L. Martin
Harold Crabtree
Oak Hill
Charles Stewart
David Siner
Garrett Chalfont
Herbert Gambill
Ambrose Gibbs
R. C. Watt
J. L. Stephenson
John Birchfield
Robinson-Davis Insurance Agency Formed in Gallipolis
Gallipolis announces Jack C. Davis enters the insurance field as partner with Mrs. Charles T. Robinson, forming the Robinson-Davis Insurance Agency after Robinsons death. Davis, a lawyer and insurance attorney, will base in Columbus until a local home is secured. He has led Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. field work and holds multiple professional memberships.
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Gallipolis
Jack C. Davis
Charles T. Robinson
Robinson-Davis Insurance Agency
Charles T
Spoon) Robinson
Davis
Karen
Marta
Columbus
West Schreyer Place
Ohio Northern
Ohio State Universities
Franklin University Law School
Ohio State Bar Associations
Columbus Claims Club
Lawyers Club
York Country Club
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Leroy
Ohio
Grace Methodist Church Services and Programs
Grace Methodist schedules Sunday worship at 10 a.m. with sermon by Dr. F W McDermott and choir anthem Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled. Church school classes begin at 10 a.m. nursery care 10 to 11, juniors at 11:15, youth fellowship later.
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Grace Methodist
W. Scott Westerman
F. W. McDermott
Rio Grande College
Grace Choir
Mark Dickey
Church School
L. L. Lovett
Sunday Church OF Christ
Garfield Ave
Lewis Mikell
First Baptist
J. Edward Hakes
First Presbyterian
Lenson H. Stebbins
American Legion
Auxiliary
Young Peoples Meeting
River Traffic Reports From Gallipolis and Kanawha Areas
River activity shows boats moving through Huntington division with times and boats listed. Creighton Solvay Hatfield readings at Gallipolis locks and Kanawha Falls gauges indicate water levels and a slow fall from Locks 13 to 23.
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Gallipolis
Huntington
Bob S
Neville
Heekin
Price
Combs-Dawson
Cook
Wisherd
Ohio
Woods
Kenna
Creighton
Solvay
Hatfield
Kanahwa
Semet
London
Shearer
Marmet
Bruce
Winfield
George the
Atlas
Kanawha Falls
Cheshire Commencement Exercises Set For May 14
The Cheshire high school will hold its commencement on Friday May 14 at 8 p m in the auditorium. Rev Ralph Wobus of Sidney will deliver the commencement address. Wanda Coughenour is valedictorian and Jack Bocock salutatorian. Local visits and weekend gatherings are noted among residents from Gallipolis Corner and nearby towns.
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Cheshire
Ralph Wobus
Sidney
Wanda Coughenour
Jack Bocock
Paul Nilbert
Dayton
John Bocock
Nettie Brandbury
Chesapeake
Villa Fargo
Nina Healy
Fielding Hawkins
Corning
Lottie Roush
Thomas Shaffer
Gallipolis
J. W. Speer
Charles
Glenn Petty
Howard Feastal
John Morgan
Carlton Gilmore
Zilla Denney
Little Ryger
Chilean deputies approve ban on Communist Party in Chile
The Chamber of Deputies voted general approval of a government measure outlawing the Communist Party in Chile. In Cincinnati, twelve students will be ordained as rabbis at Hebrew Union College on May 29 during the annual commencement exercises.
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Chile
REDS
Santiago
Chamber of Deputies
Communist Party
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Memorial Rites To Be Sunday For Dr Nye Chauncey
Memorial service for Dr Don Carlos Nye will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at Chauncey Church of Christ conducted by Rev Gilbert Courtney He died March 12 in Buenos Aires Argentina Surviving are his wife Senora Albertina Ferrara de Nye of Buenos Aires a sister Mrs James A Long of Nelsonville and three brothers Floyd George William Nye of Chauncey and Dr Robert E Nye of Charleston W Va The family asks that no flowers be sent.
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Chauncey
Don Carlos Nye
Chauncey Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Nye
George Harvey
Sarah McNeal Nye
Buenos Aires
Argentine Republic
Senora
Albertina Ferrara de Nye
James A. Long
Nelsonville
Floyd
George William Nye
Letart Area Tomato Blight Reported
Meigs County horticultural officials confirm early and late blight on tomato plants shipped into the Letart area. Plant pathologist T. H. King of Ohio State University verified the identification. Farmers are urged to inspect plants now and begin control measures.
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Pomeroy
Letart
Meigs County
C. E. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
T. H. King
Ohio State University
Death claims Mrs. Pearl Moystin in Gallia county
Mrs Pearl Evelyn Moystin 48 died this morning in Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after a three week illness Friends may call at Raynes funeral home after 2 pm Saturday Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm in Christ Episcopal Church She was the wife of S C Moystin longtime Mari ett Manufacturing Co engineer and daughter of Mrs Mattie Eckard McGuffin and the late Joseph H McGuffin
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Point Pleasant
Pearl Evelyn Moystin
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Raynes
Christ Episcopal Church
Moystin
S. C. Moystin
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Mattie Eckard McGuffin
Joseph H. McGuffin
D L Wilson Dies in Mason
D L Wilson, longtime filling station operator and Odd Fellows deputy grand master, died early Friday in Mason. Survived by wife Hallah, daughter Mrs Lonnie Dawson of Charleston, and two sons Emerson of Highland Avenue and Eustas of Mt Vernon Avenue. He had been nominated for justice of the peace on the Republican ticket in last Tuesday’s primary.
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Point Pleasant
D. L. Wilson
Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows
Hallah Wilson
Lonnie Dawson
Charleston
Emerson
Highland Ave
Eustas
Mt. Vernon Ave
R Minstrel at Community Hall Receives Applause
Crowds packed the Community Hall for the R Minstrel on May 5 with Carrie North directing and Steve Thomas accompanist. Notable acts included Bur ton Garrett and a nine boy crepe paper ballet. Performers like Warren Lanman Tom Kelton and Bill McDonald drew praise. audience size marked the largest in six years. The minstrel will be revived permanently with shows planned for Gallipolis and Jackson.
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Rio Grande
Carrie North
Steve Thomas
Burton Garrett
Warren Lanman
Stoneburner
Tom Kelton
Bill McDonald
Ivor Jones
Herb Jones
Dinah
Joe
Dean Lewis
Larry Jones
Ben Evans
McDermott
Gallipolis
Jackson
Classified Ad Instructions and Rates for The Messenger
How to answer ads and place notices in The Messenger. Rates vary by ad type, with 13 cents per line for In Memoriam Obituaries and political notices, minimum three lines, six words per line. Ads must be received by 10:00 a.m. for same day appearance, Sunday ads by 3:00 p.m. Saturday. blind ads require full box addresses. phone or mail accepted for paid ads from nearby points. errors reported the first night.
In Loving Memory of Louise Donson
Louise Donson passed away May 14 1943. She is greatly missed by the Donson family.
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Louise Donson
Donson
Old at 40 to 70: Ostrex Yoni Tablets advertised
An ad highlights Ostrex Yoni Tablets claiming to combat rundown feelings and aging. The copy promotes a cure for fatigue and suggests men and women feel older than their years. Availability is shown at Athens Pharmacy in Athens.
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Athens
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report May 14 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Market shows lean receipts with hogs steady to mostly lower on light demand. Hog prices ranged from 20.75 to 21.00 for various weights with sows down and heavy weights bid down to 12.50. Cattle and calves were very meager with steady price tendencies. steers and heifers mostly in the mid 20s, canners and cutters 16 to 20, vealers 27 to 30, and light grades weaker. Sheep scarce with spring lambs around 30 and shorn ewes near 10 to 11.
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Cincinnati
Market Report Sparks Mixed Livestock and Produce Prices
Cincinnati reports show steer and heifer ranges from 20.25 to 29.40 as cows and bulls move in narrow bands. Milk cows fetch 145.00 down, veal calves top near 29.70, hogs vary with weight classes, and butter and potatoes show broad wholesale spreads.
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Ohio Valley Second Frontier
Brownsville
OSU
Gallia
Dr. Nye
Letart Area
Mason
Ruth Thomas
Edward Dickinson
Congregational Christian State Rural Fellowship
Malabar Farm
Thomas
Little Kgger Valley
Fitzgerald
Ray Bailey
Dickinson
Rodman
Mrs. Post
Pleasant Ridge
Burr Oak
Jaret Bobo
Columbia Chapel
Carpenter
Dale Duniton
Rhee
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Constituent Assembly
Memoriam
Harold Goddard
Bartlett. O
Gibbs and Radford
CHI Omega
Bilts
Memorial of Science Halls
Marcelyn Scatterday
BUICK
C. A. Daugherty
N. Court ST
Athens, O
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Plymouth
Dodge
Studebaker
Mercury
Buick Company
G.M.C
Gabriel's Used Cars
Union Street
Southern
Pike Street
Marietta
International
Tansey Motors
Logan
Dodge Truck
Geo
Ford Tractor Sales
Union St
Dial
Athens, Ohio
Auto Service
BROWN
Marman
White
Buick CO
Athens Lumber CO
Weber Heating Company
Farm Bureau Fire Insurance
Huffman
Huffman Transportation Service
Ial
Athens County
Chauns Cey
Buckeye Cafeteria
Blackmore's
P.O. Box
Gallaher’'s
Airport Inn
Gabriel
Superior Electric CO
West State St
Kroger Super Mkt
Texovite
Texourre
C. F. Lyons
Rutland
Lancaster St
Advance Water Systems
Strawn Plumbing CO
H. R. Parker
P. O. Box
Amesville
Homer Lee
Albany
Gilbert Hooper
Richland
Modern Appliance Co
Hoover
Paul Fiske
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
Wm. P. MacDonald
Logans
Eer R. S. Schwartz
Maplewood Drive
Marie G. Hoffee
Central Ave
Helwig’s
Electric Motor Service
W. O. Rose
E. ‘State ‘Street
Stone
O.K
H.d
Willys CO
W. Washington St
Cincinnati Livestock
Athens Auto Parts
B. F. Goodrich
Athens Motor Sales
DeSoto
Plymouth Sales & Service
State St
Athens Junk Co
N. Shafer St
Athens Livestock Sales
U.S
Beelhouse
Hudson Motor Cars
Shell
Airport
ALGEO
Algeo Motor Sales
Richland Ave
Buck's Auto Supply
R. Huddy
Moore’s
S. Court St
Bustin Beauty School
Marinello System
E. Town St
Creer
Sound
H. L
Willoughby
S.w
Mt. Union Church
Neil Witham
Athens R.D
Beauemont
Atkins
Wat Atkins
Athens Times
New Hampshires
KASCO
Beaco
Electric Hatchery
Harrisonville, O
W. A. King
Pomeroy Rt. 2
Ray Sayre R. D., Trimble
Eureka
Higgins
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