J Howard Neal Elected Youth Camp Trustee in Gallipolis
J Howard Neal named to the Kiwanis Youth Camp board succeeding Carroll Singer as three seats on the staggered term board are filled. The Gallipolis Kiwanis Club dinner featured Betty Ott praising 4-H and extension work with Ohio State University specialists and a local home demonstration program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Kiwanis Club
J. Howard Neal
Kiwanis
Neal
Carroll K. Singer
Paul E. Watson
N. Howard Foster
Kiwanians
Lafayette Hotel
Betty Ott
Gallia County
John W
Bill) Mills
Ott
Clark County
Ohio
Buckeye
Smith-Lever
Ohio Home Demonstration Council
Ohio Council
Associated Country Women of the World
National Home Demonstration Council
Ohio Coun
Cil
National Council
Washington, D. C
Squatters in Birds Lay Eggs in Other Nests
Cowbirds cuckoos and other species lay eggs in nests of foster parents who hatch and rear the invaders. The foster parents may lose their own young through smothering or crowding as intruders overwhelm the nest.
Patrol Probes Accidents In Area
State highway patrol investigates two vehicle crashes in the Gallipolis region. A 7 am collision on U S Route 35 east of the Gallia Jackson line involved Brady Sheets 44 of Mercerville and Joe Williams 6 of Braden with minor damage. A 9:15 am crash on Route 248 near Reno in Keigs County involved Richard Gali 18% of Pomeroy Route 1 and David Smith 29 of Beedeville Route 1 with heavy damage to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Brady Sheets
Mercerville
Gallia-Jackson County
Joe Williams
Braden
State Highway Patrol
Reno
Keigs County
Richard Gali
Pomeroy
David Smith
Beedeville
Donald R. Russell
Portsmouth
Dominic R. Farraro
Columbus
Alexander Edmonds
Cinderella
W. Va
William H. Jones
Arthur Persinger
Alva Amos
Bidwell
John Garnes
Wildlife talk highlights Gallia Garden Club meeting
Mrs. Stanley Shaver read a paper on wildlife in Ohio to the Wayside Garden Club at Mrs. Sheriey Woods home in Cheshire. Fifteen members attended with co hostess Mrs. Clarence Milford. The group planned a turkey dinner for December 7 at Mrs. Nina Kail's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Stanley Shaver
Ohto
Wayside Garden Club
Sheriey Woods
Cheshire
Clarence Mulford
Nina Kail
Mrs Ghrist Visits Delaware For Son and Band
Mrs F C Ghrist travels to Delaware Ohio to visit her son Ton Ghrist and his wife and to see Olentangy High School band perform in new uniforms at a football game. Joe Moch president of First National Bank is ill and bedfast at home on State Street after falling ill Tuesday.
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F. C. Ghrist
Delaware
Ohio
Ton Ghrist
Olentangy High School
Joe Moch
First National Bank
Is i
Bedfast
State Street
Adlai Quiet in 756 Plans
Adlai Stevenson said the Democratic victory shown on Tuesday's polls signals a portent of things to come in 1956. He noted midterm results often forecast future trends and emphasized the election does not indicate whether he will seek the presidency again. Stevenson plans to reopen his Chicago law office and devote more time to personal affairs next year.
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Libertyville
Inl
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Hell
Chicago
Harvest Home Festival Day at Carpenter Church
Carpenter Church held Harvest Home Festival Day with a Cedarville College quartet and a potluck on Oct. 31. Gifts to the college dining room were brought by members. Guests included Miss Mary Dye of Ohio State University and several area visitors and relatives.
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Columbus
Fern Gillogly
Leland Moore
Navy
J. Bpestina Crabtree
Parking Rule For Trucks In Gallipolis Adopted
Gallipolis city commission approved an ordinance banning truck parking on First Avenue from Court to Grape streets to ease traffic. The block above the Public Square allows parking on one side only. Also authorized: water line negotiation with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co and other measures including sidewalk merchandise ban and sign ad fees.
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Gallipolis
First Avenue
Public Square
Court
Grape Streets
John Morgan
J. Russell Barrett
Thomas PF
J. Bartlett
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
New Estate
Otto Drummond
Pete Bailes
Ott
Committee Formed to Seek Movie Projector for Gallia Library
Gallipolis Rotary President Boggs appoints a committee led by Morris FE Haskins to pursue purchasing a film projector for the Gallia County District Library. Members include George Fuller and William P. Smith. Boggs and Secretary A Chapman Parsons traveled to Columbus to hear International President Herb Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rotary Prescient Marshall
Boggs
Gallia County
Morris FE. Haskins
George Fuller
William P. Smith
Columbus
A. Chapman Parsons
International
Herb Taylor
Chicago
Ralph Harrison
Hollis Harrison
Rotary
Jim Thomas
Homer B. Thomas
Kenneth W. Robinson
W. N. Thabet
Grant Windon
Point Pleasant
Parl Powell
Drexel Hill
Joseph R. Morris
Louisville
Truman A. Morris
Harold Howell
Luckoff Stores mark 40th anniversary in Southeast Ohio
Seymour Luckoff announces a 10 day celebration across Luckoff Stores in Columbus and Southeast Ohio to mark the firm’s fortieth anniversary. Founder Herman Luckoff recalls 49 years of merchandising and a policy of service and value guiding the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Luckoff
Luckoff Stores, Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Luckoff
Herman Luckoff
Southeastern
Community notes from New Plymouth residents
Mr and Mrs Everett Dicken and family visited Fred Maloney on Sunday. Ohio University students joined MYF circuit meeting with six participants. Weekend guests included families from Hamilton Cleveland and Springfield. Local Grange plans installation at Ewing Grange. Anna Heinlein added.
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New Plymouth
Everett Dicken
Fred Maloney
Glen Harris
Columbus
Harris
Harry Harris
WSCS
Lena McDaniel
Grace Harris
Rosella Hixenbaugh
Anna Heinlein
Addie Huntley
Karen
Ada Rider
Mary Harris
Leota Dicken
Gerry
Mowrey
Ohio University
MYF
The
Methodist Church
Earie Heinlein
C. H. Jones
Larry and
Kay
Hamilton
Treachey Heinlein
Janice
Ronald
Cleveland
Ewing Grange
Hamden
George Ours
Springfield
Walter Peters
Gerald Levely
Jack Hewitt
Charles Fulier
Historic Harbor Named From Pearl Oysters Near Pearl River
Five miles from Honoiwin the historic Pearl Harbor earned its name from pearl oysters that once bedded the harbor. The location forms a double estuary at the Pearl River’s estuary and annual stream.
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Historic Harbor
Honoiwin
Pearl Harbor
Pearl River
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Pepperidge Farm
William A. Lewis
Rio Grande College
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SEO
Paul R. Lyne
Russell E. Blevins
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