Grown ups in Gallipolis mask parade delight crowds
Nearly 200 adults joined the Gallipolis mask parade Nov 1 with prizes awarded by merchants. Mary Runyon and Lu Brumfield led the 10 to 15 year group with best dressed and most comic honors going to several pairs and individuals including Edith Nuckles and Mae West.
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Lafayette
Gtere
Goury
Cere
Peggy J
Bradbury
Daughing
P. Bradbury
Catherine Jona Frederick Kircher
Sagan
Virginia Pope
Mary Comic
Marybelle Young Miler
Lu Brumfield
Androp
Eve Robert
Mary Runyon
Garland Allen
Josie Saunders
Edith Nuckles
Dean Cotter
Ward
Nellie McNealey Christ
Mae West
W. W. Sigessed
Mary Frazier
Miss Wetherhoist Myers
Catherine Mathanette Booth
Nancy
Unusual Gallia County case heard in Gallipolis
A local legal matter in Gallia County involved several residents from North Fowler and surrounding areas. The report lists witnesses including individuals from Crown City Wood Waterloo Bidwell and Gallipolis, with names such as David, Arthur Rose, and Bessie Gothard. The article also notes organizational activities at Gallia Academy and student class leadership selections.
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Ase
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Paaiey
David
Arthur Rose
Northly Fowler
Crown City
Wood
Waterloo
A. R. Kivestt
Homer B. Kemn
H. M. Stevens
Bidwell
Grace
Bessie Gothard
Alice Lockhart
Red Cross Roll Call At Gallia County Courthouse
Gallia County American Red Cross holds a roll call meeting at the courthouse on Tuesday November 1 to discuss Thanksgiving drive plans and outline home hygiene program led by HL Wilbur and other volunteers.
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Gallia County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
HL Wilbur
Community Notes from Rio Grande and Nearby Towns
Sunday guests visit Rio Grande residents including Geneva Gordon and Julia Hos ler among others. Local births, funerals, and family visits are noted with several trips to Columbus and Gallipolis. Honor roll lists announced for Senior and Junior High, with several families sharing Sunday meals and calling on relatives.
Gallia County Man Paroled From Ohio Reformatory
Hugh Leach of Gallia County will be released on parole from the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield on December 1. He is among 61 inmates granted parole by the Ohio Parole Board.
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Columbus
Hugh Leach
Gallia County
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Leach
Ohio Parole Board
Local Man Pleads Guilty to Smokehouse Burglary
Everett Koster of Cannon's Creek Lawrence County pleaded guilty at arraignment before Judge W R White to burglary and larceny tied to a smokehouse robbery on Fred Carter's Sandfork farm. Sentence was deferred.
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Gallipolis
Everett Koster
Cannon's Creek
Lawrence County
W. R. White
Fred Carter
Sandfork
River Notes on Sand and Gravel Trade and Local Barges
Frank Wright of Pfaff & Smith reports strong sand and gravel business in the district as the Steamer Katherine carries six barges from Oldtown Bar and Kenova to Charleston. A Pittsburgh steel wharfboat sold for 5400 dollars at marshal’s sale. Grain shipments from Kansas City to Pittsburgh loom with a Missouri River channel opening. Iroquois passed with a coal barge for the dams.
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Gallipolis
Frank Wright
Katherine
Pfaff & Smith Sand and Gravel Company
Oldtown Bar
Kenova
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Marshal's
Charles Zuvick
Smoky City
Grover Gill
Kansas City
Missouri River
United States
Iroquois
Personal News Notes from Worthington and Columbus
Robert McCormick returned Sunday night from a two day visit with his sister Mrs D D Neal at the Rural Rest Home Worthington. Mrs C E Fife and Mrs Guy White are spending today in Columbus. Mr and Mrs S H Bing and Miss Esther Donnally of Athens were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ed McCormick. Paul Ward returned to the University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rolla Reisinger of Columbus were guests over the week end of Mr and Mrs D L Reisinger.
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Robert McCormick
D. D. Neal
Worthington
C. E. Fife
Guy White
Columbus
S. H. Bing
Esther Donnally
Athens
Ed McCormick
Paul Ward
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Rolla Reisinger
D. L. Reisinger
Virginia Bridees
O U
A. B. White
Frank Reed
Raymond Archer
Parkersburg
Carthage Gap
Celia Bradford
Sewing Club
Clate White
Frank Perry
Mr. Perry
Lloyd Knowlton
William Battrill
Clifford Rose
Darrell
Harlin Tewksberry
H. E. Brown
Rex Ice
Aldo Minear
D. BE. Allen
Lena Saylor
Lancaster
Edward Saylor
Gibson
Weaver Chapel
G. W. Collins
Harley Collins
Cecil Cox
Arch Arbaugh
David Davis
Night Masquerade Dance At Holzer School
About 35 student and graduate nurses from Holzer Hospital School of Nursing and their escorts attended the annual masquerade dance Monday night at Masonic Hall in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Masonic Hall
Balch Lamm Tie The Knot In Gallipolis
Virgil Wayne Balch 22 and Fern Lamm 17 received a marriage license Saturday afternoon in Gallipolis. The ceremony was performed by Justice of Peace Leo Carter.
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Gallipolis
Virgil Wayne Balch
Q. A. Balch
Fern Lamm
Winnie Lamme
Justice of Peace
Leo Carter
Akron men plead guilty to intoxication in Gallipolis
L Huff and Albert Bryant of Akron pleaded guilty to intoxication when arraigned before Justice of Peace Fred Milliser in Gallipolis. Each was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Gallipolis
L. Huff
Albert Bryant
Akron
Justice of Peace
Fred Milliser
County officials seek federal aid for roads in SE Ohio
Gallipolis reports County Commissioner Walter Davis and County Surveyor C E Fife attend a meeting with O W Merrell state highway director to discuss a federal appropriation for secondary roads in Southeastern Ohio and seek funding.
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Gallipolis
Walter Davis
C. E. Fife
Gilia
O. W. Merrell
Ohio
Not Guilty For Attorneys In Simmons Assault Case
Gallipolis witnesses testified as Attorney Hollis Johnson and Ray Clair were acquitted of assault and battery charges against L. N. Simmons after a trial before Mayor A. J. Stormont.
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Gallipolis
Hollis Johnson
Ray Clair
L. N. Simmons
A. J. Stormont
Squirrel Hunter Near Century Mark
E N Ridgway, surviving member of the squirrel hunters who defended Southern Ohio during Morgan's Raid, will celebrate his 100th birthday on Monday Nov 6 in Harris Baptist Church near Bidwell. A basket dinner at noon will precede speeches. Ridgway, in good health, recently applied for a Civil War pension after never seeking compensation before.
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Gallipolis
E. N. Ridg- Way
Ohio
Morgan
Harris Baptist Church
Bidwell
Ohio milk law exempts single cows from licensing
Health commissioner Dr. F. W. Shane says the state license rule applies to herds of two or more cows. Individuals with only one cow who sell milk to a few neighbors are not affected by the licensing provision.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
F. W. Shane
Gallia County Treasurer Wins Tax Judgment and Property Sale
Treasurer of Gallia County was granted a judgment by Judge W R White against George W Glenn and others for 40.50 plus interest on real estate taxes. Sale of lot seven in block five in Maple Shade was ordered.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
W. R. White
George W. Glenn
Mrs Ira J Fulton Hospitalized for Operation
Gallipolis reports Mrs Ira J Fulton wife of the Ohio Banking Department superintendent was admitted to Holzer Hospital Tuesday for an operation.
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Gallipolis
Ira J. Fulton
Ohio Banking Department
Holzer Hospital
Official Warns License Plates Must Be Visible
Ohio motorists urged by State Registrar Glen M Daily to stop driving with obscured plates. Thousands of cars observed with plates not plainly visible. Ohio statutes impose up to a 50 dollar fine for operating with obscured or invisible license tags.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Glen M
Prince of Peace Declamation Contest in Coolville
The Prince of Peace Declamation Contest sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches will be held Sunday evening November 5 at 7 30 p m. Nine Coolville High School entrants include James McLaren Roberta Humphrey Lennie Sharp Francis Gaskins Mildred Swearingen Lucy Gibbs Thelma Chute Zelda Hawk and Frank Jones.
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Coolville
Prince of Peace
Ohio Council of Churches
Coolville High School
James McLaren
Roberta Humphrey
Lennie Sharp
Francis Gaskins
Mildred Swearingen
Lucy Gibbs
Thelma Chute
Zelda Hawk
Frank Jones
Oscar Ward
Bethel Ridge
Bertha Lucille
Kelly Collins
Big Spring
W. Va
Ofa Bennett
Vienna
Troy Grange
W. E. Harman
Carpenter
Ohio
Sadie Harman
Huntington
Diantha Frame
Flourine
G. F. Doak
Marietta
E. H. Stout
Junction
Martha Frost
W. B. Andrews
Ravenna
Edward Lowman
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
R. A. Lowman
Stewart
St. Joseph Hospital
O. D. Goodwin
Bridgeport
P. G. Chapman
Guysville
H. H. Chapman
E. M. Pierce
Dorothy
Ira Burnfield
Steubenville
Ross Daugherty
Abe Burdette
Russell Burdette
Carthage
Edward McCance
Guynville
Birthday Gathering At Frank Perry Home
Neighbors and friends joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry Thursday night to celebrate Mr. Perry’s birthday. Attendees included the Knowltons Battrills Roses TeWksberrys and others. Messages note a revival opening at Weaver Chapel and weekend visits from relatives.
Who Said Big Turnip Albany Grower Sets Record
Albany Route 1 farmer John Stanley grew huge turnips at Bolin's Mill. He did not claim a championship, but observers note his largest specimen weighed four pounds three ounces and measured 22 inches around.
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John Stanley
Bolin's Mill
Albany
Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Relief for Skin Ailments
Frantic sufferers urged to use Peterson's Ointment for pimples rashes boils and itching with claims of relief within days. Ad promotes overnight results for athlete's foot and burning feet with money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at all drug stores.
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Peterson
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