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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1957

Page

5

Gallia County residents donate 147 pints of blood

Gallia County residents donated 147 pints of blood Thursday at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis via the Huntington Regional Blood Center. A total of 184 donors appeared, with 56 first timers and 68 replacement pints, amid delays and mechanical difficulties.

Gallipolis Gallia County Huntington Regional Grace Methodist Church Red Cross Parkersburg Mt. Alto W. Va Huntington Center

Four Wrecks Reported by Gallipolis Patrol

Gallipolis Ohio State Highway Patrol investigated four Thursday wrecks. Four men from Northup were held in city jail on intoxication and related charges after a Route 7 collision with a car driven by Donald Tillman. A separate Kanauga incident involved Worthy Bright and a semi passing left turns. A second semi near the Silver Bridge involved Jack Sproch who sustained injuries. Ray Vineyard was jailed for DWI and hit skip after his vehicle sideswiped James Douglas. Clifford Whittington paid a fine for a defective muffler.

Gallipolis Ohio State Highway Patrol Donald E. Tillman Middleport Kgger Creek Kanauga Worthy L. Bright Arthur J. Tallent Hickory N. C Bright Joseph C. Culp Crooksville Silver Bridge Jack R. Sproch Cleveland Kananga Depot Sproch Ray Vineyard Long Bottom Meigs County Skip James R. Douglas Shade Pomeroy Douglas Clifford Whittington Cheshire R. E. Grindley Minersville

Outbound Traffic Tabulated By State Highway Workers

Gallia County begins a major outbound traffic survey by the Ohio Department of Highways under highway director Charles M. Noble. Dan O. Taber reports 27 workers under field supervisors Joe Auckland and K A Bailey collecting data on Routes 7 and 35 and 141 near Gallipolis with city input from City Manager Austin Cotton.

Gallipolis Gallia County Dan O. Taber Ohio Department of Highways Taber Charles M. Noble Joe Auckland K. A. Bailey Highway Department Corporation Limits Austin Cotton

Gallia Native Ella Walters Dies at 91 in Gallipolis

Ella Bishop Walters 91 a Gallia County native died Thursday night at her Bullskin Road home. She lived alone and was cared for by niece Mrs. Edith Bane. Born June 22 1866 in Harrison Two she was daughter of Jacob and Rebecca Jane Clark. Survived by brother Vinton Clark Patriot and sister Bertha Watts Sebring Fla. Five sons and a daughter preceded her in death. Funeral arrangements are by Miller Funeral Home awaiting notification of relatives.

Gallipolis Ella Bishop Walters Gallia County Bullskin Rd John Edith) Bane Walters Harrison Two Jacob Rebecca Jane Clark Vinton Clark Patriot Bertha Watts Sebring Fla Miller Funeral Home

Eagle Aerie 2290 selects new auditor and welcomes members

Twenty members attended the Wednesday meeting of Aerie 2290 Fraternal Order of Eagles in Gallipolis. Othniel Jones resigned as auditor and Jerald Parsons of Gallipolis was appointed the new auditor. Eugene Woodyard of Crown City, recently discharged from the service, was admitted. Plans were made for a New Year’s dance with Circle Four band from Pomeroy providing the music.

Gallipolis Aerie Order of Eagles Othniel Jones Wesley Westfall Jerald Parsons Eugene Woodyard Crown City Aenue Circle Four Band Pomeroy

River Traffic and Dam Gauges Across Ohio River System

Gauge readings from Gallipolis to Pomeroy and points along the Kanawha and Ohio rivers show water levels and dam conditions. Reports list running water depths and up or down statuses for a sequence of locks and vessels including Queen City, Indiana, Lehigh, Keeley, Prairie State, and City of Maysville with times of update.

Gallipolis Montgomery Kanawha Falls Hinton Pomeroy-Mason Point Pleasant Kanawha River London Marmet Winfield Ohio River Queen City Indiana Pennsylvania Tradewinds Lythia Mr. Criss Lehigh Keeley Prairie State DeSoto Price Kanawha Helena Solvay C. P. Wright Lelia Shearer Dis Patcher Aliquippa Ernestine Paul Blazer Semet Susan Hoagland Sohio State Salvati Duncan Bruce

Gallia Man Initiated Into Honorary Group

William R. Bunce of Gallipolis Route 1 a junior at Ohio University was initiated into Phi Alpha Theta a history honor society on campus. Membership requires 12 hours of history with a B average and B average in at least two thirds of other courses.

Gallipolis William R. Bunce

Gallipolis Faith Scene Full of Weekly Services

A list of church services across Gallipolis and surrounding towns details mass and worship times, catechism sessions, Sunday schools, and midweek gatherings. Denominations include Catholic, Church of Christ, Methodist, Mennonite, Calvary Baptist, Assembly of God, Nazarene, Bible churches, and Episcopal with pastors and locations noted.

St. Louis Catholic Adolph Golubieski GSI Garfield Ave Church of Christ Bill Heinselman Church of the Nazarene Vernon C. Shafer D. L. Latham BYPU First Church of God Hershel McDonough Young Peoples Meeting Glen Hutsel Pearl Elliott St. Peter's Episcopal Second Ave Albert S. Chappelear, III Holy Communion Episcopal Young First Baptist William H. Green Kay Rogers Society Grace Methodist Second and Cedar Warren H. Wilson Grace

Christmas Toy Drive ramps up in Gallipolis

Gallipolis residents urged to donate toys for the American Legion Lafayette Post 27 Christmas drive. Toys will be repaired by Legionnaires and Gallia County Volunteer Fire Department volunteers and distributed at the joint Legion Auxiliary Christmas party. Also noted: Earl Shaw buried with full military rites after burns from the Gallia Hotel fire. Hoover Dam described as the world’s largest dam, 727 feet high and 1180 feet long.

Gallipolis American Legion Lafayette Post James E. Houck Legion Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department Legion- Auxiliary Legionnaires Harold Broyles, Jr Silas Hamilton Earl Shaw Mound Hill Cemetery Shaw Huntington Veterans Hoover Dam Colorado River Arizona Nevada

Shop-A-Rama Opens as 6000 Pack Gallipolis Streets

A crowd of about 6000 gathered for the Santa Claus visit and the opening of Gallipolis shopping season. Police led the parade with City officials, local bands, high school flags, and horse and rider contingents in a festive downtown procession.

Gallipolis Santa Claus

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Gallia Bloodmobile Bob Gillen Ford Appalachian Power Co Lawrence Huber Dick Thomas Addison Eno Kyger Vinton Porter, Bidwell Rio Grande Robert Spencer Merchant's Blaine Topping Haskins-Tanner Grant Johnson Davis Shuler Clarence Thompson Ruth’s Floral Shop Lloyd Smith Steele Furniture Victor Niday Clark’s Jewelry Cecil E. Cooke Christi Ann Restaurant Lucille Thaxton Gilbert Bush, Jr Arnold Dickerson Raymond Pope Dean Circle Lloyd Blazer Vance Johnson Maurice Bane Ruth Maddy Carrie Plummer Charles Shaver William Lanier Raymond Hoy John O’dell George Roberts L. Claude Miller L. H. Nelson Lawrence Huber. . Gray Glenn Hutsel Mahlon Radeker Frank Irvin Julius Pasquale John Royce John Dobbins Claude Evans Sylvia Fowler Lewis Gillespie Third St. Market Gallipolis Ice Co Heiner’s Bakery Spring Hill Tom Comer Paul Skinner Key Club Boys State Patrol Leroy Mooney Ervin Lee Walter Stanley Walter Franklin E. Walter Northup Eagle Auditor Resions Post Howard Lee Louis G. Marchi, Sr Yul Brynner Jean Lafitte Paramount Gallia Academy High School Ann Venz Sharon Preston Margi Winters Sandy Avner North Gallia High School Kgger Creek High School Gallia County Riding Club Gallipolis, Saddle and Sirloin Club Mercury Colony Park FD Sullivan WBNS North Court ST Athens, Ohio LMDA
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