City of the Gauls pageant staged at Our House in Gallipolis
A crowd of about one hundred gathered Sunday at Our House Museum to watch fifth graders perform The City of the Gauls written by Miss Faye Alban and Mrs. Clarence T. George. The program featured acting and speaking by students with piano by Mrs. Steve Thomas and remarks by Mrs. L. H. Nelson NSCAR regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Our House
City of the Gauls
Faye Alban
Clarence T. George
Mildred Wise
Gay Circle
Steve Thomas
L. H. Nelson
French Colony
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
M. T. Epling
Paul M. Niswander
Grace Methodist Church
Lafayette
Ohio
NSCAR
Nelson
Richard S. Fang
Ohio Historical Society
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Fang
Fatig
Messenger
Harry R. Hurn
Carolyn Wooten
John A. Epling
Vivian Allison
Promotion as Fresh Won By 124 Washington Pupils
Gallipolis Gallia Academy High School holds an eighth grade commencement naming 124 Washington School pupils advancing to freshman status. The list includes John David Altizer Kenneth Wayne Amsbury Eugene Angel Stanford Armstrong Gypsy As bury Sandy Avner Barbara Bailey and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington School
Gallia Academy High School
John David Altizer
Kenneth Wayne Amsbury
Eugene Angel
Stanford Armstrong
Gypsy Asbury
Sandy Avner
Barbara Bailey
Bob Bane
Jimmie Beaver
Virginia Bennett
Robert Betz
Jane Blazer
Charles Bostic
Paul Briggs
Patty Bradbury
Richard
Marion Man Sent to Jail for Alcohol Charge
John Sisson, 47, of Marion Route 4, fined 50 dollars and costs, five days in jail, and six month license suspension by Municipal Judge William H. Jones on a State Highway Patrol charge. Paul Cleland, 34, of Racine, jailed in Meigs County jail for intoxication. Homore Morris, 55, of Racine, also jailed on intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Sisson
Marion Route 4
William H. Jones
Paul Cleland
Racine
Meigs County
Gallipolis Post
Homore Morris
Four Men Charged With Disorderly Conduct in Gallipolis
Gallipolis municipal court docketed four men on disorderly conduct charges after police were called to Madge's Place on Upper Third Avenue Saturday night. One defendant, Hollis O. Miller, 38, of Bidwell, was additionally charged with intoxication. The other three are William W. Minnis Jr., 24, Clyde E. Minnis, 27, both of Vinton, and Clyde D. Minnis, 26, of North Kenova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Madge
Upper Third Ave
Hollis O. Miller
Bidwell
William W. Minnis, Jr
Clyde FE. Minnis
Vinton
Clyde D. Minnis
North Kenova
Gallipolis Area Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel
Gallipolis residents and visitors are listed in a weekend roundup of relatives and service members. Price Mullineaux of Clark Lake plans to depart Tuesday after a visit since Thursday. Carl Lewis Baker heads to Norfolk for Navy duty. Nursing students and Holzer Hospital staff members were home for weekends in Ironton and Gallipolis, with several families and friends visiting from Columbus Portsmouth Jackson and Russell. A social gathering of Emanon Club and various weekend trips to Nelsonville Cleveland and Ohio State Grocers' Convention are noted, with furloughs and travel plans reported for multiple families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lewis Baker
Norfolk
Navy
Wanda Lawless
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Ironton
Jack Waugh
Clarence Waugh
Jennie Mae Suiter
Janette Ruth Herdman
Holzer Hospital
Laon
Bradford Robinson
Ernie
Columbus
Robert Bischoff
Bobby Robinson
Porter
Ted Wiseman
Waterloo
Addie Johnson
Chauncey Johnson
Lonnie Thompson
Portsmouth
von Thompson
Jackson Pike
C. R. Ratliff
Gallipolis
Frank A. Ratliff
Russell
Marshall D. Boggs
Yellowtown
Mabel Lee
Jennie Mae Waugh
Patrician
Joan Irwin
Cleveland
Ohio State Nurses Association
James Houck
Kathy
Nelsonville
Ohio State Grocers
Stanley Evans
John L. Evans
Robert M Richards
Harry K Mills
George Randolph
Bond Forfeitures Reported In Gallipolis Court
Herman Wright 24 of Vinton forfeited $15 bond on a yellow line violation charge from the State Highway Patrol. George E. Woodyard 34 of Crown City was docketed in Gallipolis Municipal Court on a driving left of center charge. William E Maynard 46 of Carpenter Route faced a stop sign violation charge scheduled for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Herman Wright
Vinton
George E. Woodyard
Crown City
William E Maynard
Carpenter Route
Father and Son Fined In Municipal Court
Gallipolis municipal judge William H Jones fined a father and son on city police charges. Richard Schrader 20 of Chillicothe was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding and Albert Schrader 55 of Chillicothe 5 dollars with no costs for abusing an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Richard Schrader
Chillicothe
Albert Schrader
Grace Church Filled For Baccalaureate
Grace Methodist Church was filled Sunday night for Gallia Academy High School baccalaureate. The 122 graduates occupied the front seats as Rev. Paul M. Niswander delivered the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
Gallia Academy High School
Paul M. Niswander
Car Hits Fence in Turkey Run Road Crash
At 11:50 p m last Friday a car driven by Gerald D Sayre 22 of Cheshire left the right side of the Turkey Run road and into a ditch causing medium damage to the car and light damage to a fence according to the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gerald D. Sayre
Cheshire
Turkey Run
State Highway Patrol
Man Found in Road Near Rio Grande
Vincent Hinick, 32, of McKeesport Pennsylvania, was found lying on Route 35 beyond Rio Grande by patrolmen. He was charged with interfering with traffic and fined five dollars with costs suspended by Municipal Judge William H. Janes over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Vincent Hinick
McKeesport
Rio Grande
Hinick
William H. Janes
Proctorville Man Fined for No Muffler Charge
Okey Warden Jr. of Proctorville, 18, was fined $5 plus costs by Municipal Judge William H. Jones on a State Highway Patrol charged no muffler violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Okey Warden, Jr
Proctorville
William H. Jones
Pomeroy Man Fined in Gallipolis Court
John W. Kennedy, 50, of Pomeroy, was fined $10 and costs in Gallipolis Municipal Court on a State Highway Patrol charge of passing without assured clear distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
John W. Kennedy
Five Men Plead Innocent as Two Admit Guilt Gallia County
In Gallia County before Common Pleas Judge Robert Betz five men pled innocent on indictments from the May grand jury and two men pleaded guilty. Hoyt Clark Clarence Houck Charles Campbell faced non support charges Raymond Burris auto theft a 17 year old Kananga boy received stolen property. Calvin McClure forgery and Raymond Farra auto theft pleaded guilty and face sentencing Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Robert M. Betz
Gallia County
Hoyt Clark
Clarence Houck
Charles Campbell
Raymond Burris
Kananga
Common Pleas Court
John W. Howell
Calvin B McClure
Raymond Farra
Betz
McClure
Farra
Patrolman Miz White Named Successor at Gallipolis Post
Patrolman Miz White will replace Patrolman Hubert C. Dutro Jr. at the Gallipolis Post on June 1. Corporal Pierce D. McCreedy announced White’s transfer from the Waverly Post where he served over a year. He and his wife Ann Miller White and their two week old son Don will live with her aunt and uncle at 85 State Street while housing is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hubert C. Dutro, Jr
State Highway Patrol
Miz White
Pierce D. McCreedy
White
Waverly Post
Don
J. Howard Neal
Neal
State St
Mooney Rites Arranged For William Wayne Mooney
Arrangements are set for the funeral of William Wayne Mooney 34 son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Mooney He died at his parents home 51 Furnace St at 1210 a m Sunday after long illness He is survived by two brothers Lawrence and George and three sisters Mrs Harold Scott Logan Mrs Viola Frederick Westerville and Mrs Bertha Holdren Union Furnace Friends may call at Roberts funeral home with services at 2 pm Tuesday Rev A N Grueser presiding Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Wayne Mooney
Elmer Mooney
Furnace St
Mooney
Lawrence
George
West Logan
Harold Scott
Viola Frederick
Westerville
Bertha Holdren
Union Furnace
Roberts Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove Cemetery
Boyd Huls Rites Conducted Sunday
LOGANServices were held at pm Sunday in the Heinlein funeral home for C. Boyd Huls formerly of Rockbridge who died Friday at a rest home in McArthur The Rev W Waters officiated and music was furnished by Mrs Gertrude Polling Mrs Ruth Tucker and Mrs Geraldine Leohner accompanied by Carl Spence Pallbearers were Clyde Mathias William Primmer David Tucker J F McGrady Sr Bery Tucker and Jacob Kraft Burial was made in Fairview Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Heinlein
C. Boyd Huls
Rockbridge
McArthur
W. Waters
Gertrude Polling
Ruth Tucker
Geraldine Leohner
Carl Spence
Clyde Mathias
William Primmer
David Tucker
J. F. McGrady Sr
Bery Tucker
Jacob Kraft
Fairview Cemetery
Autos Collide On Dirt Road in Hocking County
A minor two vehicle collision occurred on Metz Road about a mile west of Route 75 south at 9 20 am Sunday. Ralph L Barnes 16 of Logan Route 3 and Ralph L Wyckoff 34 of Logan Route 1 were drivers. Barnes car had front fender damage Wyckoff left rear fender damage. No injuries reported. Deputy Joe Breeze investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Breeze
Hocking County
Metz
Ralphl. Barnes
Ralph L. Wyckoff
Barnes
Route 75
Forfeits Bond in Gallipolis Court Case
Pete Chrysso ros, 31, of Logan West Virginia forfeits a 20 dollar bond on a State Highway Patrol speeding charge. A hearing is set next Saturday in Gallipolis municipal court for Marion Riggs, 18, of Long Bottom on a speeding charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Pete Chryssoros
Logan
W.va
Marion Riggs
Long Bottom
Case docketed in Gallipolis court for unlicensed operator charge
Vivian Cordell, 24, Kerr, was to appear in Gallipolis Municipal Court today on a city police charge that she has no operator's license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Vivian Cordell
Kerr
Doris Davis Freed From Jail After Intoxication Fine
Doris Davis, 46, of Leon, was released Sunday from the municipal jail after serving out a $5 fine plus costs on a charge of intoxication filed by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Doris Davis
Leon
Juvenile Court to Hear Vinton Teen on Fictitious Plates
A 17 year old from Vinton is docketed before Juvenile Court Judge John W. Howell at 10 a m Tuesday on a State Highway Patrol charge of fictitious license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John W. Howell
Vinton
Hearing Set For Juvenile On Defective Headlight Charge
Gallia County Ohio Paul Hersman age 19 of Bidwell is scheduled for hearing next Friday on a State Highway Patrol charge of defective headlight. Also notice of appointment of C F Ber cy of Athens as Administrator of Nellie White estate and creditors must file claims within four months. Dated May 14 1934. Francis D White Acting Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paul H. Hersman
Bidwell
CFE. Rbercy of
Athens
Ohio
Nellie White
Stewart
Athens County
Ohin
Francis D. White
Said Coun
Logan Social Notes Highlights for Blosser’s Restau rant Event
Mrs Della Bishop hosted the Social Circle in Blosser's Restaurant with word of several guests and awards. Members and officers were announced including Mrs Thompson as president and Mrs Sommers as vice president. Reports on Kirkersville spring conference were presented by circle officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Bishop
Blosser
Harry Stevenson
Russell Berlin
Zoa Blosser
Ben Ross
Fred Bishop
Robert Work
Virgil Harman
Carlton Bright
Charles Notestone
John Allen
Edith Hines
W. C. Adair
C. F. Ackers
M. H. Cherrington
Charles Richey
George Moore
Laura Silver
Edith Ellison
Vern Bowen
Emma Petty
Charles Yontz
Thompson
Harold Sommers
Willis Helber
Joe Gabriel
Victor Rieder
Blume
Howard Funk
Flower Fund
Kirkersville
Ray Thompson
Sommers
Lloyd Heinlein
William Farley
Rieder
Funk
Pomona Grange Holds Marion Meeting Plans July Event
Arlie Brimner presided as master at the Pomona Grange gathering in Marion Grange hall. Organizers outlined plans for the July meeting including a mystery ride and crowning of county prince and princess. Subordinate Granges urged to choose candidates before July. refreshments followed the lecture program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Brimner
Pomona Grange
Marion Grange Hall
Pomona
Prince and Princess
Marion Grange
Pinochle Club Hosts Cards and Awards
The Pinochle Club met with Mrs. Marion Strawn. Refreshments were served to Mrs. George Spackey, Mrs. Charles Lyke, Mrs. Homer Wiant, Mrs. Joe Hartman, Mrs. Charles Eaton Jr. and Mrs. Morris Hummel. Awards were given to Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Lyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Strawn
George Spackey
Charles Lyke
Homer Wiant
Joe Hartman
Charles Eaton Jr
Morris Hummel
Hartman
Lyke
Ebenezer Baptist Youth Fellowship elects officers
Officers were elected at a meeting of the Ebenezer Baptist Youth Fellowship. Patty Summel was chosen president, Marvin Limecox vice president, Donna Huston secretary and Evelyn Howdyshell treasurer. Loren Howdyshell presided over the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Baptist Youth Fellowship
Patty Summel
Marvin Limecox
Donna Huston
Evelyn Howdyshell
Loren Howdyshell
County Grange program staged in Canaanville
Members of Hocking County Pomona Grange presented a program for the Athens County Pomona Grange in Canaanville with a last day of school theme. Participants included Jo Anne Kathryn Mary Betty Nihiser Mrs. Glen Ward Mrs. C. W. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe Karl Hartmann and Paul Thrush. Mrs. Robert Holloway arranged and moderated the event. Square dancing and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Pomona Grange
Athens County
Canaanville
Jo Anne
Kathryn
Mary
Betty Nihiser
Glen Ward
C. W. Skinner
George Wolfe
Karl Hartmann
Paul Thrush
Robert Holloway
Pomona
Officers Installed At Premier Mothers Club Meeting
In May the Premier Mothers Club of the Ohio Child Conservation League held at Mrs. Earl Thompson’s home with Mrs. Fred Blume as co hostess. After a covered dish dinner honorary member Mrs. Franklin Baker led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Ohio Child Conservation League
Earl ‘Thompson
Fred Blume
Franklin Baker
Betty Emrick to Wed Pfc Lewis H Brown of Logan
Mr and Mrs Virgil Emrick of Logan announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to Pfc Lewis H Brown son of Mr and Mrs Roy Brown Sr of Logan Route 2 Brown is stationed at Fort Benning Georgia and Miss Emrick works at A and P Supermarket Logan A date for the wedding has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Emrick
Logan
Betty
Pfc
Lewis H. Brown
Roy Brown Sr
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society Meeting At Church
Mrs Floyd Kitchen led the song service at the Nazaren e Foreign Missionary Society monthly meeting in the church. Prayer was offered by Jack Huffines and Earl Blair. Mrs Floyd Thompson taught Early Holiness Missions in Mexico assisted by Mrs Walter Shaw and Mrs Floyd Kitchen. Rev Roy Klingler pastor gave the closing prayer. Mrs Gerald Mowery was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kitchen
The
Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society
Jack Huffines
Earl Blair
Mexico
Floyd Thompson
Walter Shaw
Roy Klingler
Gerald Mowery
Duplicate Club Sees Guest Players And High Score
Mrs Dallas Kinser and Mrs Ross Adcock guest as Monday Duplicate Club entertained by Mrs Louis Riggs. Adcock wins high score. Attendees include Mrs E W Tschappat Mrs John Connor Mrs Russell Montgomery Miss Mary Louise Bowen Mrs C S Matheny Mrs J R Hankison Mrs Edward Kemper Mrs M H Cherrington and Mrs Lawrence Hack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Kinser
Ross Adcock
Louis Riggs
Adcock
E. W. Tschappat
John Connor
Russell Montgomery
Mary Louise Bowen
C. S. Matheny
J. R. Hankison
Edward Kemper
M. H. Cherrington
Lawrence Hack
Baccalaureate service honors Logan High class of 1954
Dr. William F. P. Case of Garret Bible Institute spoke at the Logan High School 1954 baccalaureate service held Sunday afternoon. The program included invocation by Rev. Stanley T. Benton scripture and prayer by Rev. Earl F. Schottke and benediction by Rev. Roy F. Klingler. Music was by the high school band conducted by William Gasbarro. Dr. Case is an alumnus of Logan High School class of 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William FP. Case
Garret Bible Institute
Evanston
Logan High School
Stanley T. Benton
Earl F. Schottke
Roy FE. Klingler
William Gasbarro
Dr. Case
Joe &. Case
Logan Pharmacist
Filial Call Backfires
Charles Anderson, 21, visited his father Clarence Anderson in Hocking County jail to talk. He was unexpectedly served with a Franklin County warrant for contributing to the delinquency of minors, held for authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Anderson
S. Monroe Ave
Columbus
Hocking County
Clarence Anderson
Sugar Grove
Anderson
Division of Domestic Relations
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Mayor Lines Il Traffic Violators
Logan audience reports 11 drivers arraigned for traffic violations in Mayor Joseph Phillips court. Six speeding cases, four center line infractions, one truck driver fined for no mud flaps. Fines ranged from 5 to 10 dollars plus costs. state highway patrol made all arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joseph Phillips
Harry Crider
Amanda
Oscar M. Hazelbaker
Lancaster
Lowell EF Nutter
Jack F Heft
Raymond Racle
Columbus
Everett M Edmonds
John L. Hendricks
Middleport
Robert D. Weaver
Nelsonville
William Malone
Lawrence B. Copley
Carl F. Curtis
Gary
Ind
Jail Term Meted for Assault in Hocking County Court
Frances E. Hedges of Laurelville Route 1 was fined nothing and sentenced to three days in Hocking County Jail after a Saturday court session before Magistrate FE Bright. The charge of assault and battery stemmed from a warrant filed by Hedges' wife, Sarah Jane.
Logan High School Alumni Plan Annual Reunion Night
Logan High School Alumni Association closes plans for its annual reunion to be held Saturday night in the school auditorium. The Class of 1954 diplomas will be awarded Friday, with honors for the Golden Anniversary Class of 1904 and colors purple and white. Special debuts include the Class of 1928 1929 1934 and 1937 reunions. The general gathering begins at 6 pm with a business meeting and dancing to Raleigh Randolph’s band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan High School Alumni Association
Harry Armstrong
LHS
Southeastern Ohio
Armstrong
Lillie Wright
Lillian James
Florence Mechanical Dora Nell Greene
Margaret Cook
Fred Whalen
Murray Phillips
Orla Wright
James Datcherty
Henry Tenny
Karl R. Hartmann
Otto H Hartman
Brandt's
Blossers Bang Room
Brandt’s
First Presbyterian Church
Raleigh Randolph Wedestra
Merriman Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A K Merriman mark their fifty years of marriage with family remembrance. He is noted as a former Galastie postmaster.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
Jimmy Foster
Gerald Frogale
Paul Gay
Erma Gibson
George Gilmore, Jr
Francis Glassburn
Dorothy Gordon
Gene Hamilton
Karen Gothard
Terry Hamilton
Charles Grimm
Edwin Harbour
Mike Harrington
Carol Sue Haskins
Leighton Harris
Jimmy Haskins
Phyllis Hazlett
Ida Henry
Larry Hill
Ruth Hill
Joe Johnson
Jane Ann Jones
Ronald King
Alice Koehler
Ned Lambert
Barbara Lee
Thomas Lee
Charlene Lewis
Marion
Price Mullineaux
Clark Lake
Mich
Gallipoli
Grace Church
Patrolman
T. Boyd Huls
Hocking Grange Program
Vothers Club
Betty Emerick
Nazarene Group
America
Chamberlin CO. OF America
Chamco
Elmer White
Chrysler
Johnny Jones Motors
E. State St. Athens
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