Large Southeast Ohio Masons to Meet in Jackson
In Jackson on December 11 a joint Masonic meeting will draw over 1000 Master Masons from Pickaway Hocking Athens Ross Vinton Meigs Gallia Lawrence and Scioto counties. Roscoe R Walcutt Grand Recorder of Ohio will address Capitular and Cryptic Masonry at 7:30 p m in Jackson Memorial Hall.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Jackson
Paul Wetherholt
Moriah
Jackson Memorial Hall
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Westerville
Grand Council of
Pickaway
Hocking
Athens
Ross
Vinton
Meigs
Gallia
Lawrence
Scioto
Walcutt
Sixth Arch
Trowell Council of
Begin Work On Plant For New Company
Gallipolis Thomas Agee and Son, a farming implements firm, rehabs the Treasure Store Co. buildings at Second and Spruce for warehouse and display. The three brick structures lease to Agee for 12 months from Commercial & Savings Bank with option to buy. The four story woolen mill block will be reduced to one story and connected to the Second Ave. facade. The front building becomes offices and a large moulding room is turned into a display area with a new street entrance. A railroad spur enters the property. The oldest brick block has 22 inch thick walls. Completion should elevate the site to civic level among local business places.
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Gallipolis
Thomas Agee and Son
Treasure Store Co
Second and
Spruce St
Commercial & Savings Bank
Agee
Second Ave
Fruit stain removal with lemon juice and hot water
Sponging fruit stains with lemon juice followed by washing in hot water removes the stains. These simple steps use common kitchen ingredients and hot water to lift and rinse color from fabrics.
Navy photographs all employees to deter sabotage
In Washington the Navy Department began photographing its growing workforce to guard against sabotage. Kathryn Deering, an employee, poses for the official camera as part of the effort to brighten the service's image files.
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Navy
Uncle Sam
Navy Department
Washington
Kathleen Deering
Gallia High School Hosts Open House for Education Week
Gallia High School held the first open house in the city schools during American Education Week at Washington School. Visitors toured home rooms and enjoyed a program sponsored by the Washington P.T.A. in the auditorium. The school band paraded the business district after hours.
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Gallipolis
Washington
Washington P.T.A
Mrs Elma Angell Rites To Be Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Elma Lambert Angell wife of Lloyd Angell who died in an automobile accident on Highway No 7 south of Bladen will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in Mount Zion Church led by Rev Earl Cremeens Four others injured including the husband are reported recovering in Holzer Hospital Bonnie Angell 18 daughter of Earl Angell is worst injured with a fractured arm pelvis and severe leg and head injuries Willard Austin driver of the car was arrested at the hospital on a charge of driving while intoxicated
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Gallipolis
Elma Lambert Angell
Lloyd Angell
Bladen
Mount Zion Church
Earl Cremeens
Holzer Hospital
Bonnie Angell
Earl Angell
Willard Austin
Life-Long Bidwell Resident Dies at 79
Gus Schneemilch of Bidwell dies at his son Henry’s home in Marengo during the weekend. A lifelong Bidwell resident, he moved to his son's home this year. Funeral services were held there Monday.
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Gallipolis
Gus Schneemilch
Henry
Marengo
Schneemilch
Bidwell
Lafayette Post Hears Judge James S. Clark At Armistice Day
Armistice Day observance at Lafayette Post American Legion in Gallipolis featured Judge James S. Clark as the principal speaker. Members and officers hosted the event at the post headquarters with refreshments served.
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Lafayette Post
J. S. Clark
Gallipolis
American Legion
James S. Clark
Fathers and Sons Gather for Get Better Acquainted Session
Fathers of local school athletes and their sons met in the Gallipolis high school gym for a get better acquainted session led by Coach Garfield Griffith. Dr. Leo C. Bean and Dr. H. B. Thomas spoke and a football film was shown. Similar weekly meetings are planned.
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Gallipolis
Garfield Griffith
Leo C. Bean
H. B. Thomas
Institute for Farmers Held In Bulaville
A state subsidized Farmers Institute opens in Addison Township tonight and runs through tomorrow with program numbers announced by Rev. E W Ellis Clara Belle Motter H D Smiley Mrs Richard B Morrow Clara June Ward Howard E Hamlin and E G Royer. Noon dinner served by local women and officers include H D Smiley president Elaine Fulton secretary Mrs Carl Fulton hostess. Musical numbers listed by Mrs Deffie Swisher Clara June Ward William Eads and Lowell Fisher. Little Kyger Farmers Institute opens Wednesday night and continues Thursday with Hamlin and Mrs Morrow as speakers and a Cheshire high school girls trio and junior chorus performing. The school girls glee club and home economics students present performances in the afternoon. Committees cover decorating exhibits dinner hospitality ushers publicity and transportation with members named.
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Gallipolis
Farmers’ Institute
Bulaville
Addison Township
E. W. Ellis
Clara Belle Motter
H. D. Smiley
Richard B. Morrow
Clara June Ward
Howard E. Hamlin
E. G. Royer
Institute
Elaine Fulton
Carl Fulton
Deffie Swisher
William Eads
Lowell Fisher
Little Kyger Farmers’ Institute
Hamlin
B. M. Bunce
Garnet Swisher
Mabel Kail
Briggs Kirby
Erman Swisher
Gertie Coughenour
Nina Kail
Millie Shaver
Garnet Kirby
Jessie Kerns
Margaret Kail
Vivian Kirby
Gladys Caldwell
James Swisher
Nick Burleson
Emmett Thompson
Georgia Kail
Evelyn Lang
Ed Bing
Gallia County Beef Cattle Tour Set for November
The second annual Gallia County beef cattle tour will take place on November 20. It will start at the David Beman farm in Centerville with Shorthorn cattle, visit Eric Denney’s Hereford herd in Morgan Township, then Elias Sisson’s Porter farm, H E Shaver & Son Cheshire, Erman Swisher nearby, and Ralph Davis’s Northup farm with a large Hereford herd. About 50 leading county cattlemen are expected, and lunch will be at Eno Church. Last year’s tour occurred after Christmas amid bad weather.
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Gallipolis
David Beman
Centerville
Eric Denney
Morgan Township
Denney
Elias Sisson
Porter
H. E. Shaver
Large attendance at Mrs Houck funeral services
Large crowd attended the funeral for Mrs. Charles E. Houck, 56, killed in a Friday night auto crash near Berlin. Religious rites at Mercerville Church were led by Rev. Earl Cremeens with interment in Ridgeland Cemetery nearby.
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Gallipolis
Charles E. Houck
Berlin
Mercerville Church
Earl Cremeens
Ridgeland Cemetery
Shato Fills Vacancy Left by Fred Millisor
Shato Heenan, longtime constable in Magistrate Fred Millisor's court, is appointed to the post held by his late chief for over twenty five years in Gallipolis.
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Shato
Fred Millisor
Gallipolis
J. Heenan Shato
Reception Planned for President Pabst at Rio Grande College
A pre homecoming reception for President and Mrs. Lloyd Pabst of Rio Grande College is planned for tonight in Community Hall by the student council. Supper will be served by members of the Village Garden Club.
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Gallipolis
Lloyd Pabst
Rio Grande College
Village Garden Club
Baby of Huntington Family Dies After Birth
A newborn son of Mr and Mrs J P McSwain of Huntington who arrived Saturday died Sunday The mother is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Epling of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
J. P. McSwain
Huntington
Saturndy
J. G. Epling
Bradbury News Notes Grow, Visitors and Illness Reported
Sunday attendance at Bradbury Bible School totaled 56. Rev. C. B. Tigner preached at the church Sunday night. Local visits include Ernie Tucker and Etta Carter of Middleport with H. C. Archer. Shan Russell of Charleston with the Russell family. Morgan Carsey is seriously ill. George Sisson opens a store in the Gilmore Building. Adult Bible Class met Wednesday night.
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Bradbury
Bible School
C. B. Tigner
Trimble
Ernie Tucker
Etta Carter
Middleport
H. C. Archer
William Horden
Charleston
Shan Russell
W. M. Russell
Ige Morris
Pomeroy
George Waters
Zanesville
Morgan Carsey
Herman Knapp
Clyde Hysell
Sanford Dodson
Jessie Dodson
Lula Russell
George Sisson
Gilmore Building
Frank White
Gallipolis Social Notes Social marriages and meetings in town
Rev George Sagen officiated the Wood Fry wedding at First Baptist Church with Mrs Anyce Fry as bridesmaid and Herman Wood as best man. Dr Raymond H Schroeder marries Doris Sherry of Alliance and will live in Quincy. Thelma Clark and Charles Brodess wed in Logan, home to South Bend. Presbyterian Missionary Society held a Friday meeting with a dinner. Business and Professional Women attended a Marietta conference with numerous members listed. Lincoln Ladies Aid met for an all day quilt session with 32 people and a December gathering planned.
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Gallipolis
George Sagen
John Alton Wood
Helen Fry
First Baptist Church
Anyce Fry
Mr. Wood
Herman Wood
South
John J. Wood
W. T. Fry
Raymond Howard Schroeder
Ohio Hospital
Doris Sherry
Alliance
Columbus
Quincy
Ohio
Schroeder
Thelma Clark
S. Vance Clark
Stacia Houck
Logan
Charles Brodess
South Bend
Ind
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
D. C. Priestley
Bertha Randall
E. E. Higgins
Lewis Weber Gishler
Phyllis Mink
Lincoln Ladies Aid Society
Lucy Walter
Mrs William Mayes Honored at Family Birthday Dinner
Mrs William Mayes celebrated her 101st birthday at a dinner hosted by her son Clarence Mayes. Guests included her husband two sisters Mrs Leo Watson and Mrs Mary Hill Mr and Mrs Edward Smith Mr and Mrs Chester Mayes, Clarence Mayes and their daughter Betty Jean.
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William Mayes
Clarence Mayes
Leo Watson
Long Bottom
Mary Hill
Marietta
Edward Smith
Chester Mayes
Betty Jean
Postmaster’s Marriage Noted in New Lexington Ceremony
Gallipolis relatives of John Tillis postmaster at Arbuckle West Virginia learned of his marriage to Mrs Maude Kimberling Glover of Sweatland Pennsylvania. The service was read by Rev H H Wilbur in New Lexington on Thursday November 7.
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Gallipolis
John Tillis
Arbuckle
W. Va
Maude Kimberling Glover
Sweatland
H. H. Wilbur
New Lexington
Adkins and McComas Wed in Catlettsburg Ky
Carl M. Adkins son of Mr and Mrs E V Adkins formerly of Vinton now McKees Rocks Pa and Miss Louise McComas of Huntington were married by Rev A P Keyser in Catlettsburg Kentucky on Oct 26. Adkins works for the P and L E railway at McKees Rocks and that city will be their future home.
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Carl M. Adkins
E. V. Adkins
Vinton
McKees Rocks
Louise McComas
Huntington
A. P. Keyser
Catlettsburg
Mr. Adkins
P. & L. E. Railway
Riverside Study Club Luncheon Hostess News
Mrs. M. S. Barlow hosted the Riverside Study Club at a luncheon today at her Island Side home. Several social moves include Mrs. Margaret Davis returning to Columbus after visiting daughter Mrs. C. M. Yeanger and family.
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M. S. Barlow
Riverside Study Club
Island Side
Margaret Davis
Columbus
C. M. Yeanger
W. E. Houston
Tommy Stevers
Charles Heaton
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Merrill White
Harley Bovie
Garnette Lupton
Marion
E. H. Morgan
Bessie Bovie
Helen Arnold
Park Central Hotel
Charles Koehler
Wheeling
T. S. Shannon
Hillsboro
Anna K. Cole
Logan
Gallia Plans Two Lectures On Tobacco
Gallia county to hold two tobacco grading demonstrations in Mer cer verá and Perry Township next Monday. Charles Campbell of the state division of tobacco marketing will lead both sessions, one morning and one after lunch, guiding growers through grading methods to fetch top prices. The county’s barley crop is down about two thirds, and much tobacco is turning red in curing, a defect that lowers market value though not leaf quality.
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Gallipolis
Mercerville
Perry Township
Charles Campbell
State Division of Tobacco Marketing
Campbell
Blue Devils Prepare for Catlettsburg Showdown
Gallipolis waits for Catlettsburg in a Thursday night high school football clash. The Blue Devils, described as plenty tough, are sharpening on every available minute of practice in advance of the game.
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Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Catlettsburg
J. E. Halliday Learns Of Brother's Death
J. E. Halliday Sr. is informed of the death of his brother Frank J. Halliday 85 at his Delaware home after a long illness. Frank is survived by a son, Rev. Joy J. Halliday, and a sister Mrs. Anna Harvey in Huntington. Funeral services were held in Delaware this afternoon.
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Gallipolis
J. E. Halliday
Frank J. Halliday
Delaware
John T. Halliday
Joy J. Halliday
Anna Harvey
Huntington
Mrs Taylor dies at 72 in Addison Township
Mrs Elza Taylor aged 72 died Sunday at the family home in Addison Township. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities issuing the notice.
Funeral services for widow with seven children in Arlee
A widow with seven children is survived by her husband. Funeral services and interment were held this afternoon in Arlee West Virginia.
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Arlee
W. Va
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