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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1948

Page

3

River Traffic at Gallipolis Locks Reaches High Water

Rain swells river levels at Gallipolis with gauges at upper 18.3 feet and lower 15.0 feet. Locks see multiple boats moving in both directions including Reliance Hubbard Hatfield Sullivan Bruce and Kanawha River traffic with Sebald and London, while several others ascend or descend as readings rise.

Gallipolis Gallipolis Locks Reliance Hubbard Hatfield Sullivan Bruce Kanawha London Kanawha Falls Progress Atlas Titan Price Brandt Armstrong Lehigh Craig Labelleur

Holzer Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Gallipolis Area

The Holzer Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Robert Moran Racine Mrs George Carson Middleport and several others from Wellston Oak Hill Pomeroy and Gallipolis. Birth announcements record multiple births and newborns to families such as Mrs James Hall Point Pleasant and Mrs Jack Stroth Wellston. Discharges include Arnold Adkins Mrs Lawrence Boyd and others.

Gallipolis Admissions Robert Moran Racine George Carson Middleport Raymond McManaway Wellston Arnold Adkins Oak Hill Edward Rapp Pomeroy Lewis Reed Pauline McKinney Howard Rayburn Point Pleasant Hugh Gilliam Bidwell James T. Weatherford Athalia Genevieve Bredbanner James Vititoe Jr Arthur Wiseman Hamden Eugene Jackson Jackson O. C. Reed McArthur Joan Bachus Carl Nibert James Hall Edgar Cook Jack Stroth Kyle Donnally Eureka Raymond Gooch Eugene Steele Lawrence Boyd James McCoy James Oney Elmer Finlan J. F. Wheaton Mary Neal Ed Sibley Vernon Kuhn Rom Roechi Lillie Garnes

Tim Lewis Dies in Gallipolis at 71 A Renowned Tradesman

Timothy Lewis aged 71, a noted sheetmetal worker and boat builder, died Sunday at Holzer Hospital. Known Midwest wide as an outboard racing official, he ran Tim and Bob Lewis on State Street for about 30 years before 1945. He built furnaces, roofs and metal specialties for 43 years, learned from A. R. Chase. He sold a farm by Route 7 last year, once parachute jumped, planned a new home on Route 7. Born November 7, 1877 in Beech Hill Mason County. Wife Susie J. Dugan died ~1903. Survived by brother Otis Lewis, sister Ella Stace, and cousin Robert Lewis. Funeral arrangements at Claude Miller, burial in Mound Hill.

Gallipolis Timothy Lewis Holzer Hospital A. R. Chase Riverview Lewis Route 7 Beech Hill Mason County Francis Marion Lewis Margaret Cantor Susie J. Dugan Otis Lewis Kanauga Addison Township Pete Ella) Stace Middleport Robert Lewis Claude Miller Mound Hill Cemetery

Unfair to dramatize revival at De Soto Tl Baptist

Rev Bernard Holt staged a nightly picket at the De Soto Tl Baptist church dramatizing revival services by dressing his teen son Don in a Satan costume. The act drew attention as community members debated propriety and religious outreach methods.

de Soto, Tl. Baptist Church Bernard Holt Don Satan

Arrests Arise From Driving To the Left

Gallipolis weekend crashes and arrests followed driving to the left of centerline. Carrel W Timmons 18 of Bay Route 1 was fined ten dollars for centerline offense by Mayor John Crow McArthur after a Route 327 Vinton County collision injuring Ruth Bellomy 18 of Chillicothe and Walter Bellomy 24 of Chillicothe. James Whitlock 20 of Middleport also involved. passenger Janet Hall 19 of Mason City WV treated for forehead cuts. Whitlock scheduled before Judge William H Janes in municipal court. John E Evans Jr 57 of Gallipolis also faces centerline charge. Richard Clyde Norris Racine Route 2 forfeited a $15 bond. Everett Francis Walker 38 of Dayton fined ten dollars for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a vehicle. Slippery pavement blamed for a Route 35 crash four miles west of here involving Frank Zytveldt 56 of Grand Rapids Michigan and his wife.

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Carrel W. Timmons Bay Route 1 John Crow Janet Hall Mason City W. Va Meigs General Hospital Whitlock William H. Janes John E. Evans Jr Janes Richard Clyde Norris Racine Everett Francis Walker Dayton W. A. Ridenour Jackson Here Frank Zytveldt Grand Rapids Mich

Man Sustains Chest Wound In Shooting In Gallia

Gallipolis 42 year old Jack Nibert of Madison Ave was reported in serious condition at Holzer Hospital after a noon Sunday shooting. A bullet from a short-barrel 32 caliber rifle entered his chest and passed through his back. Officials said the incident was not reported for about 90 minutes and he sought aid at Mrs. Tom Rutherford’s home. Nibert, partially blind and unemployed, lived alone in a one room house. Investigation ongoing.

Gallipolis Jack Nibert Madison Ave E. Gallipolis Holzer Hospital Tom Rutherford Nibert

Vehicle Out of Control Injures Florence at Holzer Hospital

Florence sustained bruises to legs and arms after a vehicle lost control and was transported to Holzer Hospital. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Van Zytveldt reportedly unharmed.

Florence Holzer Hospital Roger F. van Zytveldt

Skunks Provoke Gal lpolis Police Chain of Odd Calls

In Gallipolis police log residents reported skunk trouble. Patrolman Bryan Cooper advised a man to use a plank with bread to lure a skunk from a basement, which reportedly worked. Patrolman Carl Allen shot a skunk on Edgemont Drive after noting odd behavior. A dog was treated for possible rabies after a suspected bite from a prowler. Police also handled fires goats and an escapee in a series of odd calls.

Gallipolis Bryan Cooper Cooper Edgemont Drive Carl Allen Allen Meyer Maggied

Man Arrested After Collision in Gallipolis

Gallia city police arrested Wirt S. Meadows, 25, on a driving while intoxicated charge after a Saturday afternoon crash at Sycamore Street and First Avenue. The other driver, Thomas H. Broyles of 1701 Chestnut St., said he had a green light and was crossing when the Meadows car struck him. Meadows was to be arraigned today. Charles Biffle had forfeited a $15 bond on an intoxication charge.

Gallipolis Wirt S. Meadows Gallia Thomas H. Broyles Chestnut St Meadows Sycamore St First Ave. Meadows Charles Biffle

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