Rural-Urban Conservation Program Shared at Gallia County
A Gallia County rural affairs meeting in Rio Grande showcased color slides by President FW McDermott on soil conservation themes. County Agent E G Rover outlined steps toward forming a soil conservation district, with a December 8 referendum and 198 county landowners signed for a hearing.
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Wouldrolis
Gallipolis
Rota Grub
Rio Grane
Tafeteria
FW. McDermott
Gaia
Muskingum
Sarthe
Fiemer
W. Walter
Surian
Uerts
Ree Tee Jones
HH Mason
Bert Donen
Clarence Fisher
David Wiliams
Bennet Thorn
Francis Burdell
Gomer
Finley Richtron
Frank Alien
Gallipolis Social Notes and Anniversaries
Gallipolis social items note Mrs. Margaret D. Canter hosting the English Club meeting with Miss Millie Watts leading a review of Alvene Porter’s Papa was a Preacher. The Gallia Council Daughters of America celebrated its 43rd anniversary with a potluck dinner and readings.
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Margaret D. Canter
Millie Watts
Alvene Porter
Papa
Gallia Council Daughters of America
Edith Wakely
Marietta
Hall
McGuffey
George
Wilson
New Gallipolis Hospital admits several patients
Holzer Hospital takes in Janice Rose Halley a 10 year old girl of Crown City in good condition Miss Laverna Sisnaugle Wellston R2 redial patient P K Porter 60 Wellston medical admission John Johnson hotel proprietor also admitted in good condition Discharges include Wesnesday list Pegry Rathburn Mrs Wilford Evans Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Mary Litchfield Ravenswood Mrs Walter J Wilson Black Fork Harvey Evans
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Gallipulid
B&b
Pegry Rathburn Land
Wilford Evans
Gallipol
Mary Litchfield
Gallipolis Ferry
Walter J. Wilson
Ravenswood
Harvey’ Evans
Blackfork
Sale of Dairy Confirmed By Foster
Gallipolis dairy firm Spring Hill Dairy Company controlled by 3 W Foulke W J Stewart and Fred Foster has been sold to A Grant Beckett of Huntington who will lead the reorganized company as president. Attorney Ted Peyton of Huntington is vice president and Foster becomes treasurer and general manager. Expansion plans include new offices a larger laboratory and pasteurizing room to handle 3 000 or more gallons of milk daily. Milk supplies from Gall Meigs and Jackson Counties come from 93 producers with 34 employees and monthly outlay about $25 000. Nine trucks operate from Huntington and Gallipolis. no changes in employer. Ray W Campbell remains plant manager A W Fish bookkeeper and other local and Huntington staff retained.
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Gallipolis
Spring Hill Dairy Company
Fred Foster
Foster
Gall Meigs
Jackson
Huntington
Ray W Campbell
A. W. Fish
Mayberry death obituary cites local family ties
GALLIPOLIS area obituary notes 81 year old Mayberry dies Tuesday in Eastern Avenue home. Born May 5 1858 in Lawrence County he was last survivor of his generation. Surviving children include Herman Masberry of Mansfield Laura Alberry Wheeling Mabel Withee Batavia Doris Champer and Mrs Fraley of Gallipolis. Funeral at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev J Edward Hakes.
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Gallipolis
Weilliant-Mayberry
Lula
Fraley
Eastern Avenue
Mayberry
Lawrence County
Herman Masberry
Mansfield
Laura Alberry
Wheeling
W. Va
Mabel Withee
Batavia
N. Va
Doris Champer
Jillipolis
First Baptist Church
J. Edward Hakes
Mound Hill
Blue Lake News Notes
Blue Lake notes report Mil ford Sheet age 23 wounded in France by Krapnel and gifting a Purple Heart to his wife Mise Gall Cox daughter of Clan Cox. David Gay named janitor at Elizabeth Chapel. Woodrow Fenton wounded in Italy and returning soon to a soldiers hospital. Louise Haffett and Dayton visitors among local families. Ayward Trout arrives from Burma to see his ill father Charles Trout. Sheets and relatives hosted guests. Charles Paul Smith left for Cincinnati to join the Marines.
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Blue Lake
Milford
Burn Sheets
France
Forever Mise Gall
Cox
Clan Cox
David Gay
Elizabeth Chapel
Tee Woodrow Fenton
Italy
Vern Fenton
Louise Haffett
Heber Tope
Orchardists Report Light Apple Crop in The Bend
Hartford area notes this year’s apple yield was smaller than expected and the crop largely stored for market. Pvt. Glenn N. Goodnite of Hartford was wounded in action in France on Oct. 25. His buddy, Pvt. Carl Hogg of Point Pleasant, was killed Oct. 16. Seaman Donald Gibbs of Gibbsboro is home on furlough. War-time farm groups report war contracts and local officials discuss crop rumors and coal land uncertainty in Point Pleasant and surrounding towns.
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Point
Hartford
Bend
George Goodnite
Glenn N. Goodnite
France
Carl Hogg
Pleasant
Addi
Donald Gibbs
Gibbs Packing
Nor
Folk
Middleport
Howse
Gibbstown
Best Market
Agriculture Conf
Wagfener
James Crump
Floyd. McMillin
Gideon Hinkle
Point Pleasant
Russell McMillin
Cheltenham
England
Hartford News Briefs: Home training course in Hartford
Mrs A Keith Messing chairs the Hartford Church home training course held daily from 1 30 to 4 pm urging Bend section women to attend. Miss Addie McKnight and Mrs H Smith Jr visit. Cadet Nurse Jane Anne Stone returns to Holzer Hospital. Mrs Dunlap visits from Portsmouth. Mrs O Neill Quillen and Cecil Cunningham return to Detroit. Miss Allah Klass recently broke
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Hartford
A. Keith Messing
Hartford Church
Bend
Letart
Kay- Jong
Selly Ran
Point Pleasant
Addie McKnight
H. Smith, Jr
Huntington
William Mc Light
Jane Anne Stone Hhas
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
S. L. Dunlap
Portsmouth
F. A. Chapman
Dunlap
O'Neill Quillen
Cecil Cunningham
Detroit
C. C. Fields
Miss Allah Klass
New Firestone Store to Open December First in Haynes Building
Haynes Building at Fourth and Main Street will host the opening of a Firestone Store on Friday December 1. New equipment is being placed and goods are arriving for inspection. Owners Homer Smith H D Wartenburg and W B Sturgeon are local businessmen with Sturgeon serving as general manager. The store occupies the entire ground floor and is described as one of Point Pleasant’s most attractive spaces.
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Junes Putsant
Firestone
Haynes Building
Fourth
Main Sts
Homer Smith
H. D. Wartenburg
W. B. Stureon
Sturgeon
Point Pleaant
Local Stores Move Planned for Main Street Buildings
Location Point Pleasn t reports that the local A and P store will move from the Park Building to the Filson Building on the east side of Main St in the 300 block. The Filson Building, owned by the local bank, is undergoing reconditioning for the new tenant.
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Point Pleasant
Park Building
Filson
Main St
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