Democrats Rally In Gallia County Banquet Plea
Gallia County Democrats gathered at the Farmers Hotel with 17 of 24 central committee members attending. Truman A. Morris urged religious fervor in politics as Joe Straight was praised as highly qualified for county commissioner by Prosecutor Warren F. Sheets and John E. Halliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Farmers Hotel
Truman A. Morris
Warren F. Sheets
John E. Haliday
Joe Straight
Democratic Central Committee
Morris
Congress
George Ehman
Holzer Hospital
Charles M. Bane
Nent
Central Committee
Donald D. Cottrell
Bidwell
Bane
Cottrell
John Houck
Max Thomas
Frank Ruff
Centerville
Bennett Little
Cheshire
Otis Sparks
Greenfield Township
Erman Cremeens
Green Township
John E. Halliday
Halliday
Kentucky
COVID
SORC
John W. Dobbins
Jim Porter
Harry C. Dickey
S. M. Harrison
Harrison Township
James J. Waugh
Ohio Township
Raccoon Township
Ray Baker
Walnut Township
John Edward Evans
Clay Township
Homer Beck
OU Professor To Get Rio Honorary Degree
Ohio University official J Floyd Dixon will receive an honorary Doctor of Letters from Rio Grande College on June 6 as part of three honorary degrees. Dixon, retiring as extension director, is an alumnus of Rio Grande and former Jackson County schools superintendent with 25 years at OU. The other honorees include Rabbi Rudolph M Rosenthal and Rev Herman Stevens Ray with Doctor of Letters and Doctor of Divinity degrees respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
J. Floyd Dixon
Ohio University
Rio Grande College
Dixon
Jackson County
Rudolph M. Rosenthal
Cleveland
Herman Stevens Ray
Dayton
Rosenthal
Temple On
Teachers College
Columba University
University of Cincinnati
Mr. Ray
Furman University
Louisville, Ky
Southern Baptist Sermninary
Japan
Europe
Near East
Holy Land
Three Club Tourneys Set at Gallia Links
Gallipolis Golf Club announces three summer events at its Fourth Ave links. The Tribune handicap match play repeats, the regular club championships, and Radio Station WJEH handicap medal play will run from May to September with a sequence of qualifying rounds, team matches, and multiple medal formats led by tournament chair George F. Bovie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Howard Baker Saunders
Gallipolis Golf Club
Southeastern Ohio Golf
Cambridge
Jackson Intercity Tere
Jackson Intercity Aun
Tribune
Hovie
Saunders
William P. Cherrington
John
Peeps Disagrees With Gallipolis Athletic Board
In Gallipolis the district board insists the athletic board actions be cleared by the school board. The piece compares local boards and notes Pomeroy and Nelsonville differences, while Athens Jackson Middleport and Wellston show varied coaching representation. A separate note mentions Kiwanis camp water cistern work and Elmer Sigman in Roosevelt’s Teheran honor guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Samuel Peeps
Gallipolis
Athletic Board
Peeps
Gallipolis District Board of Education
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Boosters Club
Elmer Sigman
Cheshire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teheran
Unusual Scene at Messenger Office in Gal lipolis
A fragmented report from Gal lipolis describes a peculiar scene at a messenger office two weeks before the May primage involving Senator Oakley Col. Specific details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Oakley
First Aberdeen Angu s cattle arrive in Gallia County in 1891
Mrs. W B Kelly of Cheshire recalls Alfred Wilcox bringing the first purebred Aberdeen Anguss to Gallia County in 1891. He appeared with two heifers and a bull while Mrs. Kelly taught school in Willow Grove Huntington Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kelly
Cheshire
Gallia County
Alfred Wilcox
Harry M. Wilcox
Kelly
Willow Grove
Huntington Township
Figures Claim Ike Won’t Die in Office
Mrs. W. E. Kelly argues using presidential death history that Dwight D. Eisenhower will not die in office. She notes prior presidents who died in office were elected in years ending with a cipher and cites Harrison, Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Harding, and Roosevelt with their election and death years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kelly
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William Henry Harrison
Abraham Lincoln
James Abram Garfield
William McKinley
Warren G. Harding
Franklin D Roosevelt
Translation request for WWII era Japanese signs on lamp posts
A reader describes two large Japanese signs from the Mikado era as seen by Asiatic-Pacific Theater veterans. The top line resembled a handwritten t, the second a gate with a lock, the third a long-eared hound with a sombrero, and the bottom a Kentucky colonel string tie with no neck.
Gallipolis Personal Notes of Visiting Guests
Gallipolis society page reports Mr. and Mrs J Merrill White of Tarpon Springs Florida visiting in Gallipolis. Miss Naomi Evans from Columbus spent the weekend in Gallipolis. Miss Janette Herdman of Holzer Hospital visited her parents in Leon. Dr and Mrs Harry McGee of Logan Utah and Rockford Illinois visit D Paul Davies and family. Mrs Ed Judy and Miss Emma Louise Kechelmeyer attended the Sonja Henie show in Columbus. Mrs Charles B Rife hosts Mrs Cora Miser of Columbus for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merrill
White
Tarpona Springs
Fla
Gallipolis
Naomi Evans
Columbus
Janette Herdman
Holzer Hospital
Leon
D. Paul Davies
Harry McGee
Logan
Utah
Rockford
McGee
Davies
Ed Judy
Emma Louise Kechelmeyer
Collumbus
Charles B. Rife
Fourth Ave
Driver Cuts Nose When Car Overturns Near Rio Grande
A car left the road and overturned seven tenths of a mile west of Rio Grande on U S Route 35 at 10 15 am. The driver Ray V Moore 25 of Columbus was treated for a nose laceration. State Highway Patrol identified him and said he drove off the right side of the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
State Highway Patrol
Ray V. Moore
Columbus
Jack Collette Joins Station WJEH Staff
Huntington native Jack Collette joined Radio Station WJEH at Gallipolis as an announcer on Sunday. He replaces Douglas Johnson who moved to Athens. Collette previously reported for the Trenton Daily Courier for about six months last winter and is married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Jack Collette
Huntington
WJEH
Douglas Johnson
Athens
Collette
Trenton Daily Courier
Route 35 water line plan shifts district role
Gal lipolis area officials discussed the Route 35 water situation at a semi monthly county board meeting. By law the city can extend water lines five miles, potentially obviating the need for the sanitary district to complete the Hanersville extension. Chairman Thomas E. Daniels and Commissioners Harry M. Wilcox and James A. Boggs attended with County Auditor Charles W. Bodimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia
Man Fined for Wife in Juvenile License Case
A 15-year-old Cheshire Route 1 girl was lectured Monday by Juvenile Court Judge John W. Howell on a state highway patrol charge that she had no driver's license. Her husband, 19, was fined $10 and costs by Judge Howell on a charge of permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a motor vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cheshire
Youth Given Lecture on No Muffler Charge
Juvenile Court Judge John W. Howell lectured a 17 year old Gallpolis Route 1 youth on a State Highway Patrol charge of no muffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John W. Howell
Gallpolis
Delbarton Man Forfeits Bond On Speeding Charge
Steve Adkins 26 of Delbarton West Virginia forfeited a $20 bond Monday on a State Highway Patrol speeding charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Steve Adkins
Delbarton
W. Va
Two Boys Share Top Honors In Glouster High Graduates
Glouster High School announces valedictorian David Grubbs and salutatorian Richard Lane for the class of 1954. Both are National Honor Society members with Grubbs as 1954 annual editor and basketball and football player. Grubbs speaks on The Future for Democracy while Lane addresses The Flag The Emblem of Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glousters
David Grubbs
Enslow Grubbs
Richard Lane
Robert Lane
Glouster High School
G. DeLong
Grubbs
Spicewood
Four 4-H clubs hold meetings with demos and plans
Cloverettes meet at Mrs Dale Mulford with Ann Sisson presiding. Busy Stitchers discuss money projects adopt constitution and by laws. Shar on Scott demonstrates cutting. Rio Silver Thimble holds second meeting at Carolyn Evans home with 16 members. Louise Miller shows cake baking. Next meetings set for May 22 May 20 and at dean Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kgger Creek
Cloverettes
Dale Mulford
Ann Sisson
Fred Sisson
Joyce Ralph
Stitchers 4-11
Pat McGinness
Sharon Scott
Ellen Martin
Janet Dressler
Carolyn Evans
Louise Miller
Evans
Dean Thomas
Centenary Lucky Bucks Elects Officers At Home Meeting
Centenary Lucky Bucks elected officers with Paul Dean Niday as President and Ray Irwin as Vice President. James Davis was Secretary, James Baughman Treasurer, Glendon Elliott News Reporter, Eugene Eliott and John Smith Recreation Leaders, Charlie Kuhn Health Safety Chairman. Refreshments served by Mrs V Paul Niday. next meeting at Charles Kuhn’s home. Glendon Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary
Lucky Bucks
Paul Dean Niday
Ray Irwin
James Davis
James Baughman
Glendon Elliott
Eugene Eliott
John Smith
Charlies Kuhn
V. Paul Niday
Charles Kuhn
Glendon Eliott
Ohio Valley Blue Jackets Form Cornfield Sign Committee
Gary Elkins chairs a committee with Jerry Evans and Merrill Brucker to place signs in cornfields marking club crops. A special meeting at Bane's Recreation Hall heard adviser Maurice Bane report the club has rented additional land to reach four acres. Next meeting set for May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Blue Jackets
Gary Elkins
Jerry Evans
Merrill Brucker
Bane
Maurice Bane
Sunbeam Sewing Club Welcomes New Member in Bidwell
The Sunbeam Sewing and Baking Club of Bidwell met at Mrs. Chester Lee's home with adviser. Joyce Ilagley joined, expanding the roster to 11. Mrs. Lee photographed the group. Rosie Walker was the sole visitor. Mary Walker Buckeye Boosters gathered at Stanley and Stacy Brum's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Sewing and Baking Club of
Bidwell
Chester Lee
Joyce Llagley
Lee
Rosie Walker
Mary Walker
Buckeye Boosters
Stanley
Stacy Brum
Rodney Happy-Go-Lucky Club Chooses Projects
The Rodney group met at Molly Lakin’s home with 19 present. Selected projects include Sports Wear led by Molly Lakin Kay Shriver Ruth Ann Hawk Phyllis Vance Margaret Winters Patty Holbrook. Also Let’s Sew led by Sharon Holbrook Jean Lear.
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Rodney
Molly Lakin
Kay Shriver
Ruth Ann Hawk
Phyllis Vance
Margaret Winters
Patty Holbrook
Sharon Holbrook
Jean Lear
Louise de Lille
Sue Maddox
Janet Vance
Etta Lou Brit
Karen Vance
Eileen Lear
Judy Shriver
Kyger Happy Workers Hold Second Meeting
President Sonja Lemley called the second Kyger Happy Workers meeting. Five members named a blooming fruit tree in spring during roll call. Treasurer reported $11.10. Games played included recreation titles farmer and hide the thimble. Next meeting set for May 12 with cookies from Sonja Lemley and a summer drink by Rita Spires for Janet Rife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyger Happy Workers
Sonja Lemley
Rita Spires
Janet Rife
Cheerful Leaders Attend Officers and Advisers Conference
President Treva Gardiner presided as officers and advisers reported at the April 27 Officers and Advisers Conference at Rio Grande with 100 percent club attendance. Marguerite Hmorskey conducted a recreation quiz on famous sweethearts. all members were present and Ivy Club members called during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treva Gardiner
Rio Grande
Marguerite Hmorskey
Ivy Club
Mary Aldridge
Mercerville 4-H Club Meets at School with Recitations
The Mercerville Top Notchers 4-H Club met at the school with 22 of 23 members present. Several members gave recitations reflecting the group’s activities and dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercerville
Thompson
Gallipolis Club Elects Hineman President at Dinner
Gallipolis B u siness and Professional Women's Club elected Mrs. Margue Hineman president at Island View Inn. Miss Mary H Cutler resigned as Holzer Hospital supervisor effective June 1. News also lists new officers and delegates for the upcoming Cincinnati state convention and year end committee reports.
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Gallipolis
Marguerite Moore Hineman
Business and Professional Women's Club
Island View Inn
Mary H. Cutler
Holzer Hospital
Miss Cutler
Anne Gates White
Lola Mae Sutter
Dorothy Raymond
Farmers Hotel
Hineman
Bidwell-Porter
Goldin J. Ward
Freda Wood
Cincinnati
Ethel Maud Young
Charlotte Hambrick
Ward
Ruth M. Richards
Winifrede Knight
Marjorie Rinehart
James Lawrence Hineman
Mercerville High School
White
Sutter
Bp&w Club
Margaret D. Carter
Edith Swisher
Elizabeth Evans
Esther Bacon
Esta McKnight
Garden club workshop draws thirty six women at Grace Methodist
Thirty six women from Pome roy Rutland and hostess clubs attended a six hour workshop at Grace Methodist Church. Speaker Mrs Clara May Frederick urged clubs to buy two flower show guides and conducted a plant judging exam. Irene Jackson chaired. clubs provided coffee and sack lunches.
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Pomeroy
Rutland
Gallipolis
Anna Wood
Irene Jackson
Wilkesville
Travelogue Awakens Eighth Grade Class in Glouster
Prof. Paul Murphy of Ohio University spoke to the Glouster eighth grade exploratory Latin class about his France Germany and Italy tour. He showed Roman ruins still standing and noted the Appian Way’s continued use with new asphalt. Students prepared booklets after studying Italy and used films and color slides in lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Paul Murphy
Ohio University
France
Germany
Italy
Mona Potts
Carol Nott
Crystal Andrews
Phyllis Harding
Brenda Miller
Larry Colbert
Patrick Ferry
Kenneth Russell
Kenneth Whaley
Dora Brockett
Adams Vote Confirmed as GOP Committeeman
Gallia County recount confirms Tom Adams as Central Committeeman for Gallipolis Kanauga precinct. Result matches May 4 primary with Adams 38 votes, Wayne Baird present. recount attendees include attorneys Cherrington Jones, Prosecutor Sheets, and election board members E Russell and G R Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kanauga
Tom Adams
GOP
Gallia County
William P. Cherrington
Atty
William H. Jones
Warren F. Sheets
E. Russell
G. R. Phillips
Charles B. Stevers
C. W. Allison
Crilla Stiverson
William Saunders
Academy Hi Names Two New Majorettes
Gallia Academy High School director A Kimball Sutter announced two new majorettes for the marching band. Roberta Johnson and Barbara Null were selected to lead, replacing seniors Marilyn Lloyd and Peggy Steinbrunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. Kimball Sutter
Gallia Academy High School
Roberta Johnson
Johnny Johnson
State Street
Barbara Null
Ernest Null
Vine Street
Marilyn Lloyd
Peggy Steinbrunner
Rev B A Awe Speaks at Chauncey Church
The Rev B A Awe district superintendent of Pilgrim Holiness Church spoke at Chauncey Church Sunday evening. He will return Saturday evening May 22 for the annual meeting at Carbondale and on Wednesday June 2 for the Chauncey Church annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
B. A. Awe
Columbus
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Chauncey Church
Carbondale
Bidwell News Notes Births and Visits
The Bidwell Methodist Church honored the oldest mother Mrs T J Moore and youngest mother Mrs Randy Blackburn with flowers. Mr and Mrs Paul Hayes of Monica Pa announce the birth of a daughter on May 7. Various local visits include Rodney men’s brotherhood, Richmond Indiana guests, Pine Creek and Holden residents visiting Ralph Thompson, and Columbus visitors Fred Kirk and family. Mrs Dean Hayes hears her daughter Mrs Barton Cardwell of Albany Ga is recovering well after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Cardwell
Albany, Ga
Rutland Youth Rally Draws 100 From Six Churches
More than one hundred youths attended the Rutland county wide rally at Middleport Church of Christ. Representing six churches Bradford Zion Bradbury Rutland Pomeroy and Middleport the Rutland group included Bobby McKnight Alberta Priddy Birdie May Haley Viola McKnight Carolyn McKnight Linda Chapman Mary Francis Dorothy Hysell Billy Wyatt Bob Chapman Joe Chapman and escorts Mr and Mrs Carl Hysell and Rev John Wyatt. The Rutland church will host the next rally in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Middleport
Mother's Day Honors at Church of Christ
Mrs. Francis Snowden received a plant as oldest mother present. Mrs. Elmer Hysell, mother with the largest family, also received a plant. Mrs. Judy Snowden, youngest mother, was given a plant. Mrs. Earl King, oldest member and a shut in, was sent a potted plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Snowden
Elmer Hysell
Judy Snowden
Church of Christ
Earl King
Local Social Notes Mention Reentries and Moves
Mrs. Howard Phillips has returned home from Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nelson moved their trailer to Portsmouth where Mr. Nelson is employed. The Parker and Snowden families spent a weekend with the Snowden family at Painesville. Mrs. Betty Siders,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Phillips
Holzer Hospital
Bob Nelson
Portsmouth
Nelson
Homer Parker
Linda
Carroll Snowden
Lelard Snowden
Painesyile
Betty Siders
Communion and Crowning Observed at Holy Cross
First Holy Communion and crowning of the Blessed Virgin were held at Holy Cross Church in GLOUSTER. Father Nickel delivered the sermon on Marian grace, with Catherine Schaefer leading the procession as Mary, and angels represented by four girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Colbert
Mary Elizabeth Carter
Evelyn Schaefer
Joan Roebuck
Patricia Burdette
Janice Hemsley
Mary Ann Demcheck
Deblice Hemsley
Charles Patton
Ronald Verian
Phillip Colbert
Donald McDonald
Joan Bradbury
Mary Margaret Bradbury
Sylvia Bradbury
Regina Sikorski
Cheryl James
William Bradbury
John Erdy
James Bestervich
Jerome Messbarger
Swindells celebrate golden wedding anniversary in East Canton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Swindell marked 60 years of marriage on May 14 1909 officiated by Rev. Thomas Wallace. The couple, former Oakdale and Jacksonville residents, hosted a reception at Mount Tabor Methodist Church East Canton with sons George and Carl and grandchildren David and Jane Ann. Priscilla Class Glouster Methodist Church plans a meeting Wednesday night with Bessie Shumway Letha Faust Mary Stencil Grace Judson and Elizabeth Lane leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joseph W. Swindell
Oakdale
Jacksonville
Mount Tabor Methodist Church
East Canton
David
Jane Ann Swindell
N. R. Maxwell, Corning
Swindells
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Church
Bessie Shumway
Letha Faust
Mary Stencil
Grace Judson
Elizabeth Lane
Past Chiefs Club Holds Meeting At Strohmeyer Home
The Past Chiefs Club met Thursday at Mrs. Blanche Strohmeyer’s home for a brief business session and readings. Twelve members attended. Annie Sweeney won the mystery prize and Kate Vaughn won the contest prize. The next meeting is set for June 10 at Mrs. Neal Morris’s home to honor seven members with upcoming birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Chiefs Club
Blanche Strohmeyer
Annie Sweeney
Kate Vaughn
Neal Morris
Weekend Visitor Roundup From Dayton to Hollister
Social notes list weekend and visitor arrivals across Ohio. Earl Stiff of Grayson and Hart Winebrenner of Syracuse join local hosts in Jackson vill Columbus Syracuse Harrisburg Detroit visitors Joyce Viney joins Jerry Stephenson in Coolville and other extended family stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dale
Eileen Cairelli
Dayton
Andrew J. Viney
Chauncey Area Social Visitors List
Mrs. Ollie Daugherty hosted Chauncey acquaintances including Dora Shafer and multiple Friday to Sunday guests. Visitors hailed from Columbus Reynoldsburg Athens Glouster Franklin and Lancaster with stops at James Ball J. Snider and other local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ollie Daugherty
Dora Shafer
John Schoonover
James Ball
Darlene
Talmadge
James Wolfe
Jeanetta
Garetd
Stanley Wolfe
Ashtabula
Harry Russell Athens
Ray Pidcock
George Walden
James Carter
Franklin, Pa
J. C. Snider
Sabra Armstrong
C D Students Work To Be on Display
Chauncey event showcases industrial arts home economics and auto shop projects Wednesday from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. The exhibits invite parents and district residents to view student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-D
Chauncey
Club Entertained By Mrs Heffken in Millfield
Mrs Eda Heff ken entertained the Millfield Needle Club with eight members present. The hostess and her daughter Carolyn served a dessert course to Mrs Rice Thomas, Mrs Clarence Sanders, Olive Brookins, Mrs Viola Sanders, Mrs Grover Patton, Mrs Elizabeth Robinett and Mrs Edith Mc Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Eda Heffken
Millfield Needle Club
Carolyn
Rice Thomas
Clarence Sanders
Olive Brookins
Viola Sanders
Grover Patton
Elizabeth Robinett
Edith McDaniel
Births at Holzer Hospital Record List
Holzer Hospital notes list numerous birth announcements and medical entries including Mr and Mrs Harry Rhodes Point Pleasant daughter. Mr and Mrs Donald Thompson Columbus daughter. Mr and Mrs Jack Galloway Oak Hill daughter. Mr and Mrs Orville Frank Barnhouse Wellston son. other medical and surgical notices for residents of Gallipolis Jackson Racine Wellston Columbus Nitro WV Ashland Ky Dennie Osborne and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rhodes
Point Pleasant
Donald Thompson
Columbus
Jack Galloway
Oak Hill
Orville Frank Barnhouse
Wellston
Edward Kirby
Gallipolis
Dennis Grigsby
Willford
Racine
Paul Ward
Cal
William Q. Plummer
Jackson
Melvin Barcus
Mary A. Davis
Black Fork
Jennie Fulks
Scottown
Arthur W. Spriggs
Jasper Call
Freda Brown
John F. Addis
Robert Burns
Austin Withrow
Nitro
W. Va
Douglas van
Martha Class Quilting Meet Wednesday All Day
The Martha Class will meet for an all day quilting session on Wednesday. Members gather to work on quilts and share project tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Martha
Sheriff Sale In Partitions Athens County Ohio
The Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio orders a partition sale on June 7 1954 at 1 30 PM at the east door of the Athens County Courthouse. Real estate includes 188 acres in Lot 2 and 3 Pruden with railroad right of way about 5.30 acres and a 296 State Street parcel in Daltonhart Addition appraised at 17500 and 2000 respectively with two thirds of appraised price minimum. Cash terms. Sheriff George Bateman offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
John D. Gift
Adena Higgins
Laura Sands
Athens
State of
Alexander
Pruden
Ohio University
K & M Railroad
Athens ‘‘O. Courthouse
Rt. Mw West
Daltonhart
State Street
George Bateman
Dorothy J. Parmiter
Rowland
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Gallipolis Social Notes
Gallia County School System
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GAHS
Harry Clendenin
Shelba Ward
Vinton High School
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Barbara
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Harley Cloud
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Tawney
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Max Betz
Adams
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Helen Howard
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Brookins
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Harold Brown
Baker Road
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Sammy
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Debbie
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Paulette
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