Three Persons Hurt In Weekend Mishaps
Sheriffs office investigated two weekend wrecks with one arrest for driving while intoxicated. Austin Clifford Allen of Portland, 51, charged after his car left center on Route 7 at Five Points, hitting Virgil Poling and injuring Shirley Poling. Poling and Glen Stewart were treated and released. Allen and Mary Sellers refused or received minor injuries. A second crash near Salem Center involved Herbert Bare and tractorer Harry Erlewine. no injuries or arrests, vehicle damage noted.
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Allen
Shirley Poling
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Pomeroy
Virgil Poling
Poling
Glen Stewart
17Th Ave
Columbus
Mary Sellers
Sheriff’s Office
Salem Center
Herbert W. Bare
Harry Erlewine
Erlewine
Bare
Garden Club Candle Making Demonstration at Power Company
POINT PLEASANT The Ti Endie Wei Garden Club met at Appalachian Power Company auditorium for a candle making and egg shell decorating demonstration led by Mrs Edwinstein. She explained how to prepare eggs for decoration and shared holiday ideas. A step by step look at candlemaking from wick to finished decoration was presented. Mrs Charles Gammon announced a Gallipolis flower show around Dec 1 with some homes open to the public.
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Point Pleasant
Appalachian Power Company
Edwinstein
Charles Gammon
Gallipolis
Churches C changing Concepts
In New York Catholic philosopher Rosario Scarpati argues that church formulations of doctrine evolve as human religious awareness grows. In his book Hope or Hindrance published by Sheed and Ward he says the church is the world’s consciousness and changes with the world, but only the church changes profoundly because it has an identity while the world gropes for its own identity without fully finding it.
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New York
Rosario Scarpati
Sheed and Ward
Teacher Influence Decides Child's Education Quality
Eveline B Omwake of Connecticut College urged during a National Association for Education of Young Children symposium that a good teacher matters more than buildings or equipment in a child's schooling. Her remarks came at a one day early education and psycho analysis meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
Eveline B Omwake
Department of Child Development
Connecticut College
New London
Stolen Cars Staged for Export to Turkey in Pieces
Be irut police arrested three Lebanese mechanics and an Turkish accomplice over an illegal export ring. They stole vehicles, disassembled them, and shipped parts across Lebanon and Syria to Turkey for reassembly. Authorities say 23 cars were exported before the crackdown.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Turkey
City Within a City Draws Global Visitors and Workers
New York's Rockefeller Center spans 15 acres hosting about 208,500 daily workers and visitors, ranking among the top U.S. communities for footfall. The RCA Exhibition Hall has welcomed over 33 million guests in 20 years, with an audience area letting passersby view themselves on color television.
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New York
P— Rockefeller Center
U.S
Meigs General Hospital Admission and Discharges
Meigs General Hospital census lists admissions including Viola Edwards Pomeroy Clara Showers Shir ley Roush from Letart West Virginia. Discharges include Mary Wallace Lottie Roush Alma Simpson Shirley Barber Flanora Redman Debra Morris Jessie Holt Charles Barton Alma Swartz Catho Casto Vivian Arnott.
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Viola Edwards
Pomeroy
Clara Showers
Shirley Roush
Letart
W. Va
Mary Wallace
Lottie Roush
Alma Simpson
Shirley Barber
Flanora Redman
Debra Morris
Jessie Holt
Charles Barton
Alma Swartz
Catho Casto
Vivian Arnott
Foot Injury Leads Local Soldier to Hospital
Thomas Stew art Pomeroy, 18, of Cheshire, was admitted to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 8:30 p.m. Friday for a foot injury. He said his foot was injured by a train near Cheshire and seeks treatment.
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Pomeroy
Thomas Stewart
Cheshire
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Middleport Personal News From Zanesville Weekend Visit
Middleport updates note Tom Lyons and Judy Hysell visiting Lyons’s grandmother Mrs Bernard Schramm in Zanesville. Schramm will spend Thanksgiving with the Lyons family in Middleport. John Lyons and family moved from Gallipolis to Edgar Tuckerman property on South Second Avenue. Emerson Jones traveled to Columbus and Athens with his father E W Jones, who recently had lung surgery at University Hospital. Roger Luckeydoo and his Huntington guests visited Middleport for the 25th wedding anniversary of Claud and Mrs Johnson. Sneadville trip mentioned and golfer Lou Graham’s PGA tour round.
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Tom Lyons
Judy Hysell
Zanesville
Bernard Schramm
Dorothy Dandakis
Mr. Jones
University Hospital
Roger Luckeydoo
Huntington
James Brewington
Middleport
Alva Luckeyoo
New Haven
W. Va
Claud Johnson
S. Third Avenue
Sneadville
Tennessee
No More Free Books In New Delhi
New Delhi officials announce that residents who turn in mutilated telephone directories for new ones will pay for replacements. The company will still sell old directories to buyers who use pages to make paper bags, while refusing to accept damaged sheets.
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New Delhi
Special Music At Heath Services by Choir
Heath Methodist Choir presented special music at the Thanksgiving service led by director Ben Philson. Newman Burdette played the organ as the choir sang Praise the Lord. Flowers on the altar honored Mrs. C. H. Wise Sr. by her family and Mr. C. M. Hennesy by Mrs. Hennesy and family.
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Middleport
Heath Methodist Choir
Ben Philson
Lord
Newman Burdette
C. H. Wise Sr
C. M. Hennesy
Inks Through the Ages From Soot to Modern Formulas
The earliest inks used soot gum and water about six millennia ago. Modern ink makers have a thousand possible raw materials to craft formulas for diverse applications.
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