Churches Set Section Rally For Monday
Chauncey zone rally of the Pilgrim Holiness Churches will be held at the New Pittsburgh Holiness Church Monday at 7 p m. Rev N L Russell will preside in Ave absence. Rev Raymond Simpson of Nelsonville will speak. Virgil Lanning pastors New Pittsburg Church. Chauncey Pilgrim Church members plan to meet there at 6 p m. The Chauncey church won the banner for largest attendance at the last rally.
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Chauncey
Pilgrim Holiness
Pittsburgh
Orville Ave
Athens
N. L. Russell
New Marshfield
Raymond Simpson
Nelsonville
Virgil Lanning
Chauncey Pilgrim Church
Thurman Farmers Institute Plans Nov 10 11 Program
Thurman Institute officers set meetings for November 10 at 7:30 p.m. and November 11 at 1:30 p.m. Dr. R Wobus of Sidney Ohio will speak on With Faith in A Greater Tomorrow and Its All Right To Fall Down If You Don’t Get Dirty. Officers Edward Lewis Roy Mathias Margaret Lloyd Naomi Beman headed the plans with county and home demonstration agents assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Thurman Farmers’ Institute
R. Wobus
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sidney
Ohio
Thurman Institute
Edward Lewis
Roy Mathias
Margaret Lloyd
Naomi Beman
Forrest A. Brown
Dorothy Haubeil Share
Uncle and Nephew Enlist in Regular Army
Gallipolis reports that Richard Kerwood and his nephew Billy C Kerwood both aged 17 were sent to Fort Knox Kentucky for two years in the Regular Army. They enlisted Tuesday through S Sgt Gordon Pennington the local recruiting officer. The Kerwoods lived on Eastern Ave. in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fort Knox
Gordon Pennington
Richard Kerwood
Eastern Ave
Billy C. Kerwood
Union Furnace Bride Marry Ra Eugene Reinscheld
Wilma Jean Staniford of Logan married Ra Eugene Reinscheld at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Carroll with Rev. Roy Staniford officiating. Bride wore azure romaine crepe. reception followed with attendance from locals including the Stanifords and Bungards. The couple plan to live with the bride’s parents and work nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Wilma Jean Staniford
Norwood Staniford
Logan
Eugene Reinscheld
Delbert Reinscheld
Roy Staniford
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Carroll
Donna Hughes
Harold Leasure
Staniford
C. M. Staniford
Harry Nihiser
Lewis Bungard
Grace Bungard
Sarah Staniford
James Franklin
Sharon
Lester Bungard
George Johnson
Harry Casto
Larry
Mary Nihizer
Mowerystown
E. W. Seymour
Hillsboro
Seymour
Union Furnace High School
Marjorie Sheline
Jim Skinner
Donna Chesser
Robert Cottrill
Joe
Sinnott and Sons
Harold
James Powell
Cincinnati
Zoological Gardens
Dan Jones
Four People Fined On Speeding Charges
Four individuals were fined in municipal court on speeding charges. Wayne Payne Palmer of Cheshire Clayton Jennings Miller of Gallipolis and Ruth Naylor Boynd of Charlestown each paid 10 dollars plus costs after being arrested by city patrolmen. Raymond R. Goff was fined 10 dollars plus costs for permitting an unauthorized person to drive his car, following arrest by State Highway patrolmen.
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Gallipolis
Wayne Payne Palmer
Cheshire
Clayton Jennings Miller
Ruth Naylor Boynd
Charleston
Raymond R. Goff
Top Cow Show Entries Listed
Gallia County report lists the 15 top entries of the Future Farmers of America at the fat cattle show and sale held with the Ohio Valley Livestock Sales. Prices per hundredweight include buyers such as Holzer Hospital Evans Packing Co Evans Grocery and Fisher and Fisher Packing Co with bidders from Gallipolis Proctorville Rio Grande and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Future Farmers of America
Ohio Valley Livestock Sales
Glen Graham
Holzer Hospital
Harold Drummond
Evans Packing Company
Harold Gillette
Proctorville Evans Grocery
Junior Smith
Evans Sons's
Evans Steak House
Elmer , Harrison
Fisher and Fisher Packing Company
Charleston
Gomer Jenkins
Rio Grande
Beaver Valley Packing Company
William Northup
Evans Packing Co
Bill Lakin
Fisher and Fisher Packing Co
Everett Gill
Funeral Services Held For Lawrence North
Funeral services for Lawrence G. North 48 of Gallipolis were held Tuesday with Rev. Samuel Whilding and Rev. W Scott Westerman officiating. Interment followed at Mound Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Thomas Davis of Jackson sang with organist Mrs. Harold Campbell among those present from Gallipolis and Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lawrence G. North
Samuel Whilding
Jackson
W. Scott Westerman
Mound Hill Cemetery
Thomas Davis
Harold Campbell
Hubert
Court approves sale of West Virginia Training School lands
Judge Lewis C. Warden rules that the West Virginia Training School corporation may sell property formerly used for charitable and religious purposes. Clarence Allison Maddy and Osie England represent the school with Oscar Baird named as bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lewis C. Warden
West Virginia Training School
Clarence Allison Maddy
Osie England
Oscar Baird
Area Eagle Meet Set in Gallipolis
A district Eagles Lodge meeting will convene in Gallipolis Sunday at 2 p.m. with Athens Pomeroy McArthur Wellston and Jackson lodges represented. Degree work will be shown and refreshments served. S Sgt Glen R Walke a Jackson resident stationed with the Army recruiting office in Portsmouth arrived for three days temporary duty while S Sgt Gordon Pennington visits Wright Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Eagles Lodge
Athens
Pomeroy
McArthur
Wellston
Jackson
Glen R. Walke
Army
Portsmouth
Gordon Pennington
Wright Field
Harbour and Taylor Granted Marriage Permit
A marriage license was issued in Gallipolis to Fred F. Harbour hospital attendant and Esther E. Taylor sales assistant both of Bladen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Fred F. Harbour
Esther E. Taylor
Bladen
Delegation member travels to National Home Demonstration Council meeting
Mrs Dorothy Haubeil Share and Mrs Herman Condee joined the Meigs county delegation for a week at Jackson's Mill W Va. The trip includes Mrs Condee representing Gallia County at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Dorothy Haubeil Share
Herman Condee
Pomeroy
Meigs County
National Home Demonstration Council
Jackson’s Mill
W. Va
Condee
Gallia County
Rio Grande Girls Found In New Boston
Two Rio Grande girls missing over four weeks were found in New Boston after surrendering to police Monday night. Authorities still seek two other teens, Delores Snyder 15 last seen Gallipolis Oct. 4 or 5 with Catherine Parker 17, and Betty Lou Franklin 16 reported missing Sept. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
New Boston
Gallipolis
New
Catherine Parker
Betty Lou Franklin
Bladen
Circulation Up as Librarian Reports September Totals
Gallipolis report shows 723 books circulated in September 1947 with 530 fiction and 193 classified. Compared to September 1946, this is a rise of 233. Also 507 students held general reading permits, 123 had reference permits, with small loan and teaching-item issuance totals and fines of $1.12 plus 25 cents for a lost magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Margaret Davis
Miss Davis
Gallia Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Gallia area hospital notes show admissions at Holzer Hospital including Mrs. Harold Thacker and several others from Jackson Gallipolis and nearby towns. Newborns include sons to Mrs. Albert Wolfe and Mrs. Gomer Ervin and daughters to Mrs. Kenneth Swanson Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. George E. Thompson. Discharges list multiple patients and families leaving the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Harold Thacker
Jackson
Galen Milford
Cheshire
Rowena Haynes
Okey Blankenship, Jr
Point Pleasant
Paul Jarvis
Paul Robertson
Arlington
Lester Rapp
Waverly
Robert Donnally
Crown City
Robert Campbell
Albert Neal
Chester Mayes
John R. Garnes
Chauncey Werner
Middleport
Linley Hart
Racine
Phyllis Fisher
Wellston
T. E. Ridgeway
Oak Hill
Albert Wolfe
Gomer Ervin
Kenneth Swanson
Charles Williams
George E. Thompson
Columbus
FE. G. Chapman
Charles Jiiden
Anna Jean Mitchell
Charles Hicks
Carol Lee Grimm
W. H. Parker
Gary Eugene Johnson
Harry Lockard
Thomas Carey
Garnet Tillis
Homer Gettles
Carl Waugh
Robert Criss
Tim Evans
James Cullen
Plains Residents Visit Columbus Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tipton with Jon and Joan Tipton of The Plains visited Mrs. Geneva Bryson and her infant daughter Bennett Lynn in Columbus on Sunday. They were joined by Mrs. H. A. Tipton who visited Lancaster relatives, and Mrs. Minnie Palmer of Chauncey accompanied them to Columbus to see Mrs. Bryson.
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Chauncey
Paul Tipton
Jon
Joan Tipton
the Plains
Columbus
Inmate William Gray Dies at Athens County Home
William Gray 75, resident of the Athens County Home, died Tuesday at the institution where he had been confined for five years. He left no relatives. The body was taken to Woolley funeral home pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Gray
Athens County
Woolley Funeral Home
River Traffic Report From Gallipolis Locks Eureka
Gauges on the Ohio River at Gallipolis Locks nine miles below showed 18.5 and 9.5 feet with 1.25 feet on rollers. Vessels passed through Marmet locks on the Kanawha River and various boats moved up and down the Ohio including Paragon Atlas National Dixie and Somet with times noted. Kanawha Falls gauge fell to 1.25 feet as Solvay moved down Marmet locks at 11:15 a.m.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Eureka
Atlas
Jones
Warner
Indiana
Ohio
Paragon
National
Dixie
Wheeling
Titan
Marietta
Brandt
Bellville
Ductillite
Greenup
Neville
Portsmouth
The
Somet
Lewis
Vanceburg
Kanawha Falls
Marmet Locks
Kanawha River
Sunday visitors from Bidwell and nearby towns
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Smith and daughter Agnes of Bidwell Route 1 included Mr and Mrs Joseph Salter and children Mary Billy and Margaret of Pomeroy Route 3 and Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and children Catherine and Barbara of Chester allowances.
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Bidwell
William Smith
Agnes
Joseph Salter
Mary
Billy
Margaret
Pomeroy
Fred Smith
Catherine
Barbara
Chester
Patrolmen redecorate Gallipolis barracks
State Highway Patrol members in Gallipolis redecorated their post on Monday refinishing walls with a light sun tan color as part of a barracks refresh.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Sister Visits Chauncey Relative in Trimble Visit
Mr and Mrs Jesse Kasler of Philo Ohio spent the weekend in Trimble visiting Mrs Frances Clark sister of Mr Kasler The visit highlights family ties and regional travel between Philo and Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jesse Kasler
Philo, Ohio
Trimble
Frances Clark
Carter's Little Liver Pills Claim Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to promote bile flow and aid digestion, claiming they prevent food decay in the bowels and relieve symptoms like gas and sour feelings. It urges readers to buy a package and take as directed.
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Carter
Motion Overruled in Ward v Ward Suit
Judge Lewis C. Warden overruled the defendant Charles E. Ward's motion to vacate the judgment in the suit brought by Dorothy Ward. The ruling finalizes the existing decree and leaves the original judgment in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lewis C. Warden
Dorothy Ward
Charles E. Ward
Friends Meet After 36 Years At Chauncey Reunion
The Rev. and Mrs. Andrew McKinney Chauncey hosted guests last week including Mrs. Austin Entwistle of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of Genoa Illinois. Thomas Entwistle and McKinney were Mason County schoolmates, first reunion in 36 years.
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Chauncey
Andrew McKinney
Austin
Entwistle
Athens
John Thomas
Genoa
III
Thomas
McKinney
Mason County
Mrs. Picking Returns From The Plains Visit
Maude Picking of Maumee Ohio returns home after a two week stay in The Plains visiting Mr and Mrs Riley Keeton and Mr and Mrs Walter McDonald. Also visiting was Mrs Gertrude Grandstaff of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Maude Picking
Maumee
Ohio
The
Plains
Riley Keeton
Walter McDonald
Keeton Home
Gertrude Grandstaff
Columbus Visit for Chauncey Nye Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nye of Chauncey spent Friday and Saturday in Columbus as guests of Mrs. Nye's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fritts.
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Columbus
Chauncey
Floyd Nye
James Carrol Dies Monday
James Carrol of Columbus died in Veterans Hospital Dayton after a fall and fractured hip. He had been ill for some time and often visited the Fulton home in Millfield. He leaves his wife Robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
James Carrol
Columbus
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Carrol
Fulton
Robin
Morristown Holiness Church Holds Cottage Prayer Meet
Weekly prayer gathering at 7 p.m. Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Sanborn Bailey Run Chauncey leader Mrs Mabel Hiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Cecil Sanborn
Bailey Run
Mabel Hiles
Prayer Meeting Slated at Chauncey Pilgrim Church
Prayer meeting of the Chauncey Pilgrim Church will be held Friday at 7 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lester Bailey Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Pilgrim Church
John Lester
Bailey Run
Chauncey Residents Welcome Weekend Visitors
Chauncey personals note Chauncey Garfield Grimes Chauncey returned from a week in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Roger Gould moved into the Mabel How property Converse St. Mr and Mrs Frank Craig Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs Tillie Six Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Francis Oliver were in Chauncey as guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Oliver Converse St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Garfield Grimes
Columbus
Roger Gould Ha
Mabel How
Converse St
Frank Craig
Tillie Six
Francis Oliver
Thomas Oliver
Consverse St
Dont's for Pimples and Peterson's Ointment Ad
Don t scratch and squeeze pimples to avoid infection. Peterson s Ointment relieves itching eczema and irritated skin making the skin look and feel better. Only 35¢ with money back guarantee if not delighted. Also soothes itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Petereson
Adv
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Teed
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Chauncey - Dover Feed Store
Main
Chauncey, Ohio
McKinney Home
Mrs. Picking
Neaca Arnaine
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