Gallipolis Club Trustees Open Canvass For Members
In Gallipolis a 15 member temporary board of trustees works to canvass 350 memberowners for a new country club. Each member buys stock at 400 with 100 paid now and 300 later, dues 125 yearly with golf and social amenities.
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Country Club
Gallipolis
Gallipolis’ New Country Club
Blue Mountain
George F. Bowie
First Ave
Howard
Joe) Baker Saunders
Ohio River
Bovie
Bovie and Saunders
Lewis A. Bean
William H. James
John L. Evans
Gallia County
Rush Krodel
G. G
Bert) Patterson
West
Eight Hundred Attend Harp Quintet concert in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports a crowd of 800 filled the Washington School auditorium for the Angela ine harp quintet concert. The five players delivered cohesive performances of Spanish French Irish and modern numbers with encores. Tri County Community Concert Association president C Mac McGinness praised volunteers and outlined future shows including the De Paul Infantry Chorus and reciprocal arrangements with Ashland and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Angelaines
Carol Baum
Marian Harding
Mario Breusing
Genevieve Duffy
Bonnie Ward
Bach
Debussy
Mendelssohn
Gershwin
Youmans
Mac) McGinness
Tri-County Community Concert Association
Anneth W. Shaffer
Point Pleasant
McGinness
Nolan P. Swackhamer
Mason
Pat Lochary
Pomeroy
Cedric Clark
Middleport
Marceline Buell
Leo Bean
de Paul
Gallipolis Personal Visits Weave Weekend at Gallia Gallipolis
Mr and Mrs H H Daugherty of Columbus visited Gallipolis over Sunday. The Donnallys hosted dinner for the Daughertys and Julia. Other guests included Clyde Benoy family and Maude Gray with two Columbus children. Ruth Ann Wetherholt and Roger L Hood attended an Huntington ice show. Earl Powell, mourning Alert Blake and Viola Plymale, returned to Drexel Hill PA. Osa Baird visits son Paul in Roanoke. Frank Loucks weekends with Guy White family. Janice Cating and Capt F E Smith visited from Columbus. Morgan Sutter stays with Anna Blake in Gallipolis then returns to Detroit.
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H. H. Daugherty
Columbus
Gallipolis
Joe Donnally
Julia
Donnally
Maude Gray
Clyde Benoy
Ruth Ann Wetherholt
Roger L. Hood
Huntington
Earl Powell
Alert Blake
Viola B. Plymale
Drexel Hill
Philadelphia
Osa Baird
Paul Baird
Roanoke
Frank Loucks
Guy White
Janice Cating
Capt
F. E. Smith
Employees Have Party for Store Staff at Gallipolis
Morris 5 and 10 cent store held a Monday night party for 32 including employees families and guests at Naomi Lodge 55 hall Knights of Pythias. Manager J W Mills was master of ceremonies with prizes awarded to Linda Denney and Penny Long. Games and refreshments followed. This was the store second party this year the first being held last summer at Lake Jackson.
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Gallipolis
J. W
Bill) Mills
Linda Denney
Penny Long
Naomi Lodge 55
Knights of Pythias
Lake Jackson
Case Continued After Gallipolis Collision
Marvin Hill, 21, of Thurman Route 1, is charged with left of center after a 7:15 am accident on Pine Street. Hill allegedly turned onto Third Avenue and collided with Ellis L. Carter, 36, of Gallipolis Route 2 who had stopped at a traffic light. The case was continued in Gallipolis Municipal Court.
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Gallipolis
Marvin Hill
Thurman
Hill
Pine Street
Third Avenue
Ellis L. Carter
Carter
Recount Requests Face Contested Mason County Votes
Wallie E. Toney and John Sommer asked for a recount in Mason County after ballots were canvassed by the County Court. Toney and Sommer lost to Campbell Stevens and F. A. Morrison respectively, while Dr. Will Neal and M. G. Burnside also sought reciprocal recounts in other counties.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Wallie E. Toney
John Sommer
Toney
Campbell Stevens
House of Delegates
Sommer
F. A. Morrison
Will Neal
M. G. Burnside
Burnside
Neal
Mason
Ordnance
Driver Fined in Gallipolis Police Case
Derue Pike, 32, of East Cleveland was fined 5 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge William H. Jones after a Gallipolis police charge that he drove left of center.
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Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Derue Pike
East Cleveand
Plans Discussed by Gallia Principals for School Tests and Events
Gallia county principals met in the superintendent's courthouse basement to set test submission by December 13 and approved an elementary teachers banquet for December 8 at the Farmers Hotel. A tentative basketball schedule was laid out for Centerville and nearby schools, with Centerville winning a softball playoff 9 8 over Centenary and Perry taking third by routing Rodney 17 3. Eleven principals attended, including President Luther Shelton and Perry Secretary David E. Jenkins.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
B. Lewis Jones
Farmers Hotel
Luther Shelton
Centerville
Association
Hobart T. Niday
Centenary
Marguerite Hineman
Bidwell-Porter
Merrill Brucker
Clays Mra
Roby Shockley
Crown City
Addison
Mudsoc
Rodney
Bulaville
Perry
Shelton
David E. Jenkins
Hill Family Attends Powder Bowl at Ohio University
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hill and family attended the Powder Bowl Game at Ohio University on Sunday Their daughter Eva Ann participated in the game.
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Lewis Hill
Ohio University
Eva Ann
Leon Community Notes From Weekend Visits
Louis Hussel a Pittsburgh mortuary student spent the weekend with his wife and daughter. Capt Dwitte Beaver of a river steamer is spending a few days with family in Leon. Mr and Mrs James Morgan of Cross Lane West Virginia former Leon residents visited friends there Sunday. Mrs Pearl Stainaker and daughter with Mrs Jack Moody visited Thursday with Mrs Stainaker's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Grant Beaver Leon and attended the last rites of nephew Raymond Lanier. Mrs Sherwood Costen and daughter Carolyn spent Sunday with her parents Dr and Mrs B F Sommer Leon. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hill and Game at Ohio University Sunday.
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Louis Hussel
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary
Dwitte Beaver
Leon
James Morgan
Cross Lane
W. Va
Pearl Stainaker
Jack Moody
Raymond Lanier
Sherwood Costen
Carolyn
B. F. Sommer
Lewis Hill
Ohio University
Eva Ann
Driver Cited After Crash Near Gallipolis
An elderly man Glen Harlan 73 of Scottown was cited by the State Highway Patrol for unsafe operation after a collision with a school bus driven by Roy Saunders 26 of Gallipolis Route 2 on Route 141 west of Gallipolis. The bus carrying 25 passengers met a truck on a curve and Harlan swerved into the bus causing minor damage to both vehicles.
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Gallapolas
State Highway Patrol
Bne
Glen Harlan
Scottown
Roy Saunders
Gallipelli
Gallipelii
Harian
Three Cars In Collision At Gallipolis
Three cars traveling south collided late Monday afternoon on Route 7 near the Kyser Creek area. Mark M. Craycraft, 26, Huntington, was cited for failing to stop within assured clear distance after rear ending Worthy W. Miller, 41, Point Pleasant, who had slowed for Arnold Stump, 29, Gallipolis. Damages were minor to all vehicles in a line moving toward the Silver Bridge.
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Gallipolis
Kyser Creek
State Highway Patrol
Mark M. Craycraft
Huntington
Craycraft
Worthy W. Miller
Point Pleasant
Silver Bridge
Arnold Stump
Gallipolii
Miller
Stump
Partol
Willie Beatrice Leeper Cited In Gallipolis Court
Willie Beatrice Leeper 34 of Bidwell was cited by the State Highway Patrol into Gallipolis Municipal Court Tuesday on a charge of no operator's license.
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Gallipolis
Willie Beatrice Leeper
Bidwell
State Highway Patrol
31 Advisers Receive Awards at 4-H Meeting
In Gallia County Grace Methodist Church dining hall 31 advisers were honored at the sixth annual Adviser's Recognition Banquet of the Leadership 4-H Club. Certificates were presented by Margeda Edwards and Mike Edwards with notable jackets awarded to recipients for years of service. The program included speakers Rev George Holcombe and Dr Robert Ort, a demonstration of club roles, and songs and benediction.
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Gallipolis
Margeda Edwards
EB. A. Edwards
Grace Methodist Church
Iailla County Junch
Mike Edwarda
Hetty Ott
Gallia County
Bill Smith
Karl Burleson
Burleson
James Rowsh
Richard Lakin
Stanley Davie
Wilford Evans
Lester Walter
Delmas Baughman
Victor Niday
Donald Pollitt, Jr
Jes Edwards
Maurice Thomas
Wendell Roush
James Roush
Stanley Davin
Robert Ball
Loren Walter
Roy Beery
J. Wilterd Prana
Corgett Roberts
Walter Rife
Fiman Cremeens
Mra FC
Pettus
W. Sechrist
Kathryn Jarrell
Dewey Walker
Jonn Lasher
Wendell Rees
Arlie Davis
Mies Louie Miller
J. Donnald Pollitt
Merrill Evans
Tor
Rio Grande
Simpson Chapel
Methodist Ara
Ging Evans
Chub
Aing
Mary
Vickie
C. Taber
Reeve John Lasher
Electric Co-op
Gahs Voc Ag
Charles Shaver
Robert L
Jima Porter
William P. Smith
Robert EF. Ort
GSL
Holcombe
Bawed
Phyllix Metcalf
Ruth Ann Hawk
Mere Dewey Walker
Two Penalties Are Heavy in DUI Cases
In Meigs County, Forrest Duncan, 44, of Wilkesite, received seven days in jail and license revocation after a DUI conviction. In Williamborport, Raytern 42, was fined 50 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail with a three year license suspension by Municipal Judge William H. Janea.
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Gallipolis
Forrest Duncan
Wilkesite
Meigs County
Pieas
Cedric Clark
Raytern
Williamaport
William H. Janea
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A. Kimball Suiter
Chicago
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J. Gordon Gibert
Maurice Bane
Robert E. Jenkins
Marcus J. Magnussen
Edwin E. Higgins
Howard Bailey
Charles E. Butler
By Jim Porte
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Rorer
Universal
Kenmore
Speed
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Gulf Super-Refining
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