Dexter Star Garden Club Installs Officers for New Year
Officers were installed at the Star Garden Club September meeting hosted by Mrs. J. E. Radekin. New officers include Mrs. Norman Will as president and Mrs. Ward Nicholson as vice president, with several others in key roles. Readings on indoor pot lilies and talks by Mrs. Neal Jeffers and Mrs. Eddie Stout followed, and travel prize and hostess gifts were awarded. The next meeting plans to be held at Mrs. Helen Williams home with Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Washington School Parent Teacher Association
PTA
Washington
Eleanor Fuller
John D. North, Jr
Arden Dobson
Isom C. Walker
Merrill Wiseman
James M. Orr
Caroll Snowden
O. R. Nelson
N. L. Jeffers
Seth Nicholson
Helen Williams
C. E. Blakeslee
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported Near Silver Bridge
Gallipolis police report two accidents investigated Wednesday by the State Highway Patrol with no arrests or injuries. Elva Jean Gregory 24 and Virginia H. Roush 50 of Kanauga collided on Route 7 near the Silver Bridge at 7:15 p.m. Minor damage resulted. Judith Ann Arthur 24 of Ashland Kentucky and Emma Elizabeth Sparks 50 of Oak Hill Route 4 collided on Dry Ridge Road at 4:45 p.m. Side swipe caused medium damage to the Kentucky car and minor damage to the Ohio car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Elva Jean Gregory
Virginia H. Roush
Kananga
Silver Bridge
Judith Ann Arthur
Ashland
Emma Elizabeth Sparks
Oak Hill
Dry Ridge Road
Route 233
Kentucky
Ohio
Hannan Trace Buses Inspected Wednesday
State Highway Patrolman Cecil E. Carpenter inspected 10 school buses at Hannan Trace High School finding one unsatisfactory. Four more buses were set for inspection Thursday as the patrols total reaches 59 Gallia County buses with 43 satisfactory and 16 unsatisfactory. Final inspections are planned in the North Gallia School District Friday and next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cecil E. Carpenter
Hannan Trace High School
Hannan Trace
Gallia County
North Gallia
Retail Group Debates Blue Law Expansion in Gallipolis
The Gallipolis Retail Merchants Association committee recommends defeating Issue One amending the Ohio Constitution to allow Sunday sales of milk and milk products. They warn passage would open Sundays for supermarkets and all retailers, potentially leading to seven day operation. The first meeting occurred Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce in the Lafayette Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lawson Milk Company
Ohio
Sue One
Gallipolis Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Hotel
M F Higgins Dies At 73 in Gallipolis
Maurice Francis Higgins 73 retired Gallipolis State Institute employee died 9 25 p m Wednesday at his daughter Mrs Audrey Holley s home 38 Mill Creek Rd He lived with his children in Gallipolis and Columbus after retirement and had just returned from a year in Columbus Surviving wife Bessie Bowen and 13 children include Mrs Holley and several in Columbus The body pending arrangements at Miller s funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frank Higgins
Bessie Bowen
Holley
Cecil
Anise) Rathburn
Harry
Mary Jo) Coulson
Jean Waldrope
Gene
Zona) Taylor
James Woodrow
William Higgins
Columbus
Miller’s Funeral Home
Salem Center PTA Plans Pancake Supper
Salem Center PTA met in the school auditorium with Mrs. Dorothy Cray presiding. A pancake supper on November 16 was announced, with Mrs. Catherine Shenefield as supper chair. The group also voted to help the lunchroom buy a roaster.
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Salem Center
PTA
Dorothy Cray
Alma Smith
Mary V. Holliday
Ways and Means
Catherine Shenefield
Vale
Athens
Walter Swett
West
Seattle
Wash
Dixie Roush
Pamela Wilson
Gallia Academy Junior High Names New Cheerleaders
Gallia County three seventh grade and three eighth grade girls were named junior high cheerleaders. Selections were by senior high cheerleaders and Miss Betty Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Betty Miller
Dorothy Eisel
Stephanie Darnbrough
Meda Edelblute
Jane Young
Sue Green
Connie Leey
Clinic Held Wednesday at Gallipolis Health Center
Dr. H. B. Thomas led the city health department well child clinic in the municipal building. Eleven children attended including two new admissions. two were referred for diagnostic study to the Cardi ac Clinic and plastic clinic. Nurses administered polio DTP and smallpox vaccines to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
H. B. Thomas
Gallipolis Clinic
City Health Department
Gallia County Health Department
Thomas
Helen Spriegel
City
Florence Epling
Pearl Pope
Opal Magnussen
Wat sons and Breenes visit Lorain and Logan
Point Pleasant notices Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Watson of Lorain Ohio and Mrs. Charles Breene of Logan visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson on Viand Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Watson
Lorain
Ohio
Charles Breene
Logan
Henry Watson
Viand Street
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Terrence M. Lafferty
James P. Lafferty
Ravenswood
Holzer Hospital
Nelsonville
Dexter
Orson Nelson
Samuel Bricharlton Heston
Super Technirama Technicolor
Sami Bronston
Matsen
Dear Film Produceons
Allied Artists
The
Oberammergau
Travision
Assion Play
Val Balfour
Christus
Ohio University Memorial Auditorium
O.A
Passion Play
Washburn Travel Center
Court Street
Retail Group
M. F. Higgins
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Publilius Syrus
Salem Center Pta
Ohio State University
Martha K. Brown
Garfield Ave
Martha M. Mossman
First Ave
Sharon K. Preston
Cedar
Feeuaree
Pontiac
Tempest
le Mans
Pontiac Tempest
Algeo Motor Sales
East State Street
Athens, Ohio
R &v
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Seven Arts Productions
James Mason
Shelley Winters
Peter Sellers
Sue Lyon
Gregory Peck
Robert Mitchum
Polly Bergen
Iwo Jima
Tony CurtIs
Tues
Franciscus
Bruce Bennett
Gregory Walcoft
Vivan
Nathan
Edmund Hashent
Unit
Viallh Pote
Eit Pahata
Radio
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