First Health Program for Gallipolis Schools Authorized
The narrative describes a social circle around stage actress Marcia Canfield and her circle including McDougall, Dorothy Osborn, Mrs. Horton, and Tony Stellich. Marcia faces a romantic tension tied to Chicago and a recent engagement while Tony contemplates returning stolen items to authorities by mailing a package from New York. Philip Canfield returns for Christmas as Marcia endures hostile inquiries. the story shifts to Mrs Henderson's Stagecraft Guild reception and a dramatic home burglary.
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Marcia
McDougall
Dorothy Osborn
Chicago
Mrs. Horton
Dorothy
Philip Canfield
Florida
Chiccago
Frank Kendrick
Canfield House
First School Nurse Hired for Gallipolis District
Gallipolis schools appoint Miss Carolyn Cahill to a four month term as public school health nurse. She will organize a district health program, run first aid facilities at Washington school, supply her own car, and check ill pupils at home. Superintendent notes 50 to 60 students out ill daily. Cahill arrives December 3 after service in Marion and endorsements by local and state health officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Paq
Carolyn E. Cahill
R. N
Toledo
Washington School
E. E. Higgins
Cahill
Health Commissioner's Office
Marion
Local
Medical Association
S. Gertrude Bush
Division of
Public Health
State Department of Health
Thanksgiving program at Gallia Academy High School
Gallipolis students staged a holiday program under Miss Eulah Williams with an original play Wanted: A Grandson. Ray Caldwell and others acted as Indians in the Indian drill while Jane Cooper narrated The first Thanksgiving story. Genevieve Bush played Grandma Tuttle and Neal Clark Fred a bootblack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Eulah Williams
Mary Bradbury
Ray Caldwell
Charles Casey
Hal Burger
Richard Boster
Curtis Clark
Neal Clark
Glendon Brown
George Caufman
Ned Clark
Harold Broyles
Frances Condee
Jane Cooper
Lafayette
Genevieve Bush
Grandma Tuttle
Fred A Bootblack
Size
Howard Baker
James Archer
Kenneth Bush
Merrill Clark
Grendon Brown
Hi Y Club and Girl Reserves Plan Dec 4 Dance
Gallia Academy High School groups Hi Y Club and Girl Reserves will host a dance after the basketball game with Cadmus, likely on December 4, at the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Cadmus
New Teaching Trends in English Highlighted
Miss Catherine Morrison, a Gallipolis high school teacher, spoke on new teaching trends in English at a recent faculty meeting. Dr D. Luttrell and Miss Eulah Williams hosted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Catherine Morrison
D. Luttrell
Eulah Williame
Dies in Pittsburgh and funeral at Clay Chapel
J H Wilkinson a Bladen native died in Pittsburgh and a 2 pm Friday funeral is planned at Clay Chapel Gallia County per his sister Mrs Edna Lyons of Bladen. His wife and two daughters reside in Muntington West Virginia. Richard Eugene Lane died at his parents home George s Creek aged 10 days and was buried in Maddy Cemetery. they have one other child.
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Gallipolis
J. H. Wilkinson
Bladen
Pittsburgh
Clay Chapel
Gallia County
Edna Lyons
Muntington
W. Va
Richard Eugene
Alva Lane
George's Creek
Maddy
Accident victim Ira Leffler injured near Wilkesville
Ira Leffler a 45 year old shovel operator from near Gallipolis sustained severe back and neck injuries in a Sunday automobile accident near Wilkesville in Vinton County. He was en route from Gallipolis to Buckeye Furnace Road.
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Gallipolis
Ira Leffler
Wilkesville
Vinton County
Buckeye Furnace Road
Food Drive At Gallia Academy Sees Canned Goods Gathered
The Gallia Academy High School Student Council sponsors an annual food collection for needy families. A table with a sign stood in the hall to receive donations. Students contributed factory canned foods, home canned fruit and vegetables, and bulk foods for distribution tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Game Law Violations Lead to Fines in Gallipolis Court
In Gallipolis, three people were brought before Justice Fred Milliser by state game wardens Tuves dey and Clyde Shrofe. Mary Davis of Patriot paid 825 and 11.80 costs after pleading guilty to possessing nine skunk pelts. Haskill Bloomer and William Banks of Rio Grande faced charges for hunting without licenses, with fines of 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fred Milliser
Tuvesdey
Mary Davis
Patriot
A. Carr
Haskill Bloomer
William Banks
Rio Grande
Clyde
Shrofe
Costes
Farm Bureau Names Officers in Gallia
At Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis the Gallia County Farm Bureau discussed a potential bulk oil station for farmers and announced four farm roundups next year in Bidwell Porter Mercerville Cadmus and Gallipolis. Lester Hamrick was elected president with D. D. MacLellan as vice president and Briggs Kirby as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Farm Bureau
Grace Methodist Church
Gallia County
Bidwell-Porter
Mercerville
Cadmus
Lester Hamrick
D. D. MacLellan
Briggs Kirby
City school board builds new porch and sidewalk at Kanauga School
The Gallipolis area reports the Kanauga School is receiving a new concrete porch and sidewalk constructed by the city school board. This project aims to improve entry access and safety for students and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Kanauga School
Gallipolis Schools Close for Thanksgiving Vacation
Gallipolis will close all schools Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving break. Announcement by EB. E. Higgins confirms the holiday schedule for students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
EB. E. Higgins
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Husband Spending Earnings
Mary Mullen files suit for divorce against William Mullen charging he spent all earnings on intoxicants. She seeks an injunction to prevent molestation or approaching their Smithers Street home. They reportedly married in 1905 and have five children. Judge W R White granted the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Mike
McDougall
Tony Stellich
Tony
Marcia Canfield
Marcia
Carlo
Gallipolis
Mary Mullen
William Mullen
Smithers St
W. R. White
Byers Addresses Gallia Academy Girl Reserves
Principal Carl C. Byers spoke on friendliness to the Girl Reserves of Gallia Academy High School. Betty Clark led the meeting as club president and Mary Margaret Corn conducted the devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Carl C. Byer
Gallia Academy High School
Betty Clark
Mary Margaret Corn
Union Services To Be Held Thursday
GALLIPOLIS Union Thanksgiving services for the Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist churches will be at 9 30 Thursday morning at the Presbyterian Church. Rev H H Wilbur will deliver a sermon on Practical Expressions of Thanksgiving and Mrs Harley Bovie and Miss Catherine Hayward will provide violin organ and piano music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Union
Presbyterian Church
H. H. Wilbur
Harley Bovie
Catherine Hayward
Porter Versus Porter Divorce Suit Dismissed in Court
In Gallia County Common Pleas Court the divorce action of John P Porter against Bernice Porter was dismissed after he charged willful absence. Also in Gallia County Birdie Jenkins filed a judgment suit against Co W and Maggie Hill seeking $520 on notes secured by a Maple Shade mortgage alleging late Homer J Ward transferred the notes to her.
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Gallipolis
John P. Porter
Bernice Porter
Common Pleas Court
Maple Shade
Birdie Jenkins
Co. W
Maggie Hill
Homer J. Ward
Zaleski Social Notes Brief Recap and Local Moves
R. H. Thomas learns of Harley DeLong’s death in Chillicothe with funeral held Monday. Various locals visit Tennessee Athens and Pleasant Valley. M E Church lunch served after sale at H B E Ansel’s former home. Jean Anne named Nov 19 at Leach home. Leonard Martin family relocates to Zaleski. Lt. Geysinger at Camp Zaleski. Pinney recovering from pneumonia. Dixon sells First St. property to Woodall. Jean Sweeney and Mere Ellen Rathburn visit Athens. CCC enrollee Joseph Anderson now with Western Union in Hamden. Waid and Wagenbaer relatives in Newark and Cincinnati visit.
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Pleasant Valley
Perry Pinney
Arley Brumner Logan
Zalewki
Gerald O'Leary
Edith Romans
Fred Hallet
Chillicothe
Max Howell
Canada
Blancheele
Jeanne Sweeney
Mere Ellen Rathburn
Athens
Raymond Johnson
Columbus
Joseph Anderson
CCC
Moundsville
W. Va
Western Union Co
Hamden
Anderson
Ella Murray
Walter Wai
Cincinnati
James McKibben
Tueday
Newark
N. J
Inlaw
A Wagenbaer
Jacksonville Social Notes Highlights Local Club Activity
Jacksonville scene covers Mothers Club meeting at Wahneta Exenhamper home with Irene Grogsman assisting. discussion on country children versus city cousins. program led by Mrs. Vernice Ruth and paper by Mrs. Charles White. Other items include Past Grands Club gathering and PTA praise for the play Everybody's Here. Several visits and family events across Glouster Athens Nelsonville and Columbus.
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Jacksonville
Mothers Club
Wahneta Exenhamper
Irene Grogsman
Vernice Ruth
Charles White
EB. C. Shirkey
Effie Boscoe
Millfield
Culford Bryan
Roger Pratt
Dayton
Denver Gibbs
George Caphoff
Sycamore
William Gibbs
Leo Lemoine
Columbus
Mercy Hospital
Eliza Rowling
Athens
Bricker
Nelsonville
Frank Curry
Judith Ann
Cecil Stephenson
Glouster
Thomas Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Frank Dunlevy
Lewis Draper
Luciella
Erma
F. A. Mount
Robert
Altman
William
Walter Hill
Ida Kentner
Thelma Starkey
Ernest
Mary Curtis
T. J. Thomas
Deanville
Elizabeth Chalkey
John Miller
Rufus Shannon
Miller
Everett Grimm
Lydia Watkins
Maude Davis
Flora Grimm
Ida B. Davis
Madge Harry
Ira Conaway
William Gaskella
William Swartz
Bartha Kloh
William Hallam
Alice Phillips
Ray Easler
Pearl Wallace
Little Sue Ann Harry
Floyd Miller
Glonster
Joe Judson
White Cross Hospital
Grace Judson
Judson
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Bryan
Monsarret
Clifford Bryan
William Stevenson
Akron
John Hamilton
Zoa Jenkins
Nora Edinger
Charles Jenkins
Dale Purden
McArthur
William Tippie
Paul Gillette
John Sauser
Planters Go Dieselized in Honolulu Islands
American sugar plantations in Hawaii install diesel engines, with 400 units added over three years. Chinese Emperor Yao orders prompt scientific work on ancient astronomy, dating back to 2500 B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Yao
Community social notes recount diverse visits and family milestones
Carpenter and neighbors hosted dinners and Sunday gatherings in honor of birthdays and births. Visitors included Turner and Kennedy families, the McLaughlins, Chaneys, Mossman, and Radekin relatives. A daughter born to John Bacus and Margie Jeffers died soon after, and local hospital news noted recovery from pneumonia and an appendectomy. Columbia Schools scheduled makeup day, no school after Thanksgiving. Columbia Grange to elect officers. Actors J A Turner and Dailey Morris appeared in The Womansless Wedding at Wilkesville.
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Douglass Chaney
Dexter
Louise Mossman
Ray Knox
Ross
Springfield
Homer Welsh
Harrisonville
Alva Rawlings
Francis Burchfield
Luray Andros
Cleveland
Radekin
Willie Bable
Bert
Mary Gorby
Logan
John Bacus
Margie Jeffers
Jimmie Swearingen
Cherrington Hospital
G. L. Morris
Cincinnati
W. M. Morris
Cecil Jewell
Arlin Verigan
Georgia Nell Radekin
Columbia
Columbia Grange
Orland Sams
Athens
R. S. Vale
J. A. Turner
Dailey Morris
Wilkesville
Minersville Social Notes Chronicle of Local Visits and Illness
Minersville notes detail Charlotte Thomas recovering from appendicitis at Holzer Hospital after her parents were alerted to possible surgery. Numerous visits and family news follow, including relatives from Charleston, Rock Springs, Columbus, and Parkersburg, plus updates on illnesses and social calls.
Lawrence farmer reports drought effects on potato growth
Lawrence Kansas and U P dispatch note farmer George 8 Smith shows a 312 pound potato proving rain impact. The tuber grew 5 inches in circumference during drought and 18 inches after rain. Also mentions exotic lizards near Java.
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Lawrence, Kas
U.P
George
Smith
Drouth
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Charlotte Thomas
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Clay Parsons
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Charles Withrow
Walter Grindley
Joe Ryan
Laura Gloeckner
Middleport
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F. F. Maag
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Hilda Schmoll
Mary Guinther
Pomeroy
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H. F. Bartels
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Mary Donna
Joseph Withrow
Charles
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Clyde Roush
Portsmouth
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New Haven
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Homer McClaskey
Iowa
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Clifford Phillips
Russell Brown
John Price
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Norman McCallum
May
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