Major O. G. Lyle Named Legion Ath Division Commander
Gallipolis official announces Major Oliver G. Lyle as division commander of the American Legion Fourth Division covering Meigs and Gallia Counties. The release lists other district commanders, advisers, aids, and district committee appointments across Meigs, Gallia, Hocking, Athens, Vinton, Jackson, and nearby posts.
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O. G. Lyle
Legion Ath Division
Gallipolis
Oliver G. Lyle
American Legion
Meigs
Gallia
Walter Hoffman
Logan
Hocking
Athens
Walter W. Wykle
McArthur
Vinton
Jackson
Rossiter Williams
Oak Hill
Ford Oury
Wellston
O. F. Sharp
Merle Johnson
Amanda
E. L. Eveland
Crooksville
Barton Hall
Homer Clapper
Lancaster
Aids
Earl Wrightsel
George Keller
Howard Hooker
Thomas Adams
Kananga
James Richards
P. R. Conrad
Cecil Olive
George Child
Middleport
Wilbur D. Mender
Nelson
Vinton County
Robert Wyckoff
Joseph Freeman
Wilkesville
Dale Brown
Hamden
Jackson County
Jefferson- Howe
Kent-Metzler
Gentil-Shaff
Coalton
Clark England
Bremen
Charles H. Edmiston
Trafton Reese
Paul Webb
New Straitsville
Edward Banik
Murray City
Frank Judy
Thomas L. Davis
Harold Rowe
Denver Thoma
Pomeroy
Jacob Turner
John MacEachen
Junction City
Henry Holzaphel
C. O. Pickens
Jutland
Homer Clause
Somerset
Charles A. Lamb
Thornville
John Cox
Daniel A. Pearce
Guysville
J. O. Steenrod
Nelsonville
Ralph Gatchel
Glouster
Leo Dillehay
James Wagonsellier
Arthur Bethel
Richard Hampson
Pleasantville
William Moloney
Cecil Boyles
Lloyd Rhymer
Lawrence Hempleman
Millersport
Sam Snyder
Canal Winchester
Leland Terry
Ewington
Harry Maggied
Cornings
Fines Imposed on Three in Gallipolis Municipal Court
Fines were levied in Gallipolis municipal court Friday. The three defendants included Paul Eugene Ball.
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Gallipolis
Paul Eugene Ball
Auto Crash Injures Three Ohio Youths
Three youths were injured in a Route 35 crash west of Thurman near Gallipolis and taken to Holzer Hospital. Driver Martin Hughes, 18, of Columbus, had chest injuries after losing control and hitting a park abutment. Passengers Max Ricketts, 19, and Joe Arick, 19, both of Columbus, suffered facial lacerations and other injuries.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Thurman
Charles Holzer, Jr
Martin Hughes
Columbus
Hughes
Max Ricketts
Joe Arick
One Arrest After Traffic Check West of Jackson
A traffic check by the State Highway Patrol on Route 35 two miles west of Jackson led to one arrest. Ralph Palmer Eubanks, 46, near Jackson, was fined $10 and costs for failing to renew his license. Patrolmen issued 17 warnings for mechanical defects.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Jackson
Ralph Palmer Eubanks
Frank Pritchett
City Commission Sets Wednesday Meeting on Recreation Program
Gallipolis schedules a special city commission meeting for Wednesday to discuss the municipal recreation program.
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Gallipolis
Missionary Speaker Slated by Church
Dorothy Chamberlain of Maplewood Missouri will speak at the First Baptist Church in Gallipolis for the monthly Missionary Fellowship session at 7 30 p m on Wednesday She will discuss her plans for two years in Japan to work as a missionary and her first trip outside the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dorothy Chamberlain
Maplewood
Japan
First Baptist Church
J. Edward Hakes
Miss Chamberlain
Miss Priestley Weds Nash Collier In Gallipolis
Miss Esther Mary Priestley daughter of Dr and Mrs Clayte Priestley and Nash Collier of Atlanta Ga were married at 4 pm Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church Gallipolis. The ceremony was performed by Rev Linson H Stebbins. The couple will reside in Worthington Ohio while Collier completes PhD work and he is an assistant professor of chemistry at Ohio State University.
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Gallipolis
A. W. Platt
Toledo
Charles Reynolds
Columbus
Julia Agnes Wood
Marianna McHenry
Jeanne Ecker
Mary Syler
Harley Bowie
Xenia
Archie Priestley
George Davis
Alice Jean Bush
Betty Jean McHenry
Chemical Warfare Department
Ohio State University
Collier
Gallia Academy
Worthington
Ohio
Harold Platt
Fire Destroys Boys' Shack Above Route 7 Hill
Fire destroyed a shack built by neighborhood boys on the hill above Route 7, one mile below Chickamauga Creek on Garfield Ave, at 6:50 p.m. Sunday. Fire Chief Walter Wise supervised the effort to extinguish the blaze. The booster pump on the lead engine supplied water, and firefighters kept the flames from reaching the hillside timber. A boy, unnamed, recalled leaving a bubble gum mark on a wall as he headed home for supper.
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Gallipolis
Route 7
Chickamauga Creek
Garfield Ave
Walter Wise
River Traffic Reports From Gallipolis Locks On Ohio River
Gauge readings near Gallipolis showed 4 feet on rollers with 10.1 feet river height Sunday night. Multiple vessels passed Eureka locks including J. W. Hubbard Labelle Teddy IV Titan Talbott Solway and others with times from 2:05 p.m. to 9:10 p.m. Kanawha Falls gauge stood at 3.72 feet and falling as Bruce navigated Winfield locks at 1:35 p.m.
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Gallipolis
Eureka
Ohio River
J. W. Hubbard
Labelle
Teddy IV
Titan
Talbott
Solway
Ohio
Keystone
Atlas
Lower Wheeling
Campbell
Benwood
W.va
Shearer
Bellville
Heekin
Ravenswood
Leila
Ogram and Dawson
Millwood
W. Va
Criss
Calvin Verity
Huntington
George Verity
New Richmond
Kanawha Falls
Bruce
Winfield Locks
Kanawha River
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