Calvary Baptist Church Centennial Marked by Rio Grande Figures
Fulton and Prof. Ewing traced Calvary Church history from its 19th century Presbyterian roots to the centennial celebration. Pastors Woods and Weed featured. 150 attended afternoon, 250 morning. interdenominational shift noted. late 19th century edifice date debated.
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Rio Grande
May Fulton
W. J. Futton
Calvary Baptist Church
R. Price Ewing
Rio Grande College
Ewing
Miss Fulton
Charles A. Weed
Hubbard
W. T. Packer
John W. Rand
Diana Huffman
Anita Tope
Shirley Jo Evans
George Northup
Mr. Rand
Mollie O'Meara
Andy Maze
Dorothy Brooks
Ohio University
H. J. Bethel
Brooks
Charles E. Stanley
Wooster
Calvary
C. ©. Clark
Vinton
Iran
Haning
Fulton
Simeon J. Weed
Charles E. Davis
Grace
Pay Schedule Adopted by Gallipolis Greenfield Board
The Gallipolis Greenfield Local Board of Education approved a teacher salary schedule with base pay of 2500 for two years training 3000 for four years and 2916 for three years. Surplus funds will be distributed to teachers at year end. Cecil Miller was hired as substitute bus driver. President Foster Lewis presided with members John Bartels Ruth E Edwards Everett Keels and Hayden Shelton present.
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Gallipolis
Greenfield
Ruth E. Edwards
Everett Keels
Hayden Shelton
Three Crashes Probed By Highway Patrolmen
Gallipolis Post reports three weekend crashes investigated by the State Highway Patrol. Clarence Okey, 39, Newark Route 4, held on drunk driving charges. Jack L. Quimby, 20, Gallipolis Route 1, fined and suspended for six months after a hearing. Multiple injuries reported including Marjorie Sue McGuire, 4, and Sue Cartwright, 16, with drivers cited for offenses. One accident killed a yearling calf on Route 7 near Route 1.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Loczed
Meigs County
Clarence Okey
Newark
Sy At
Jack L. Quimby
Witliam HH. Janes
Marjorie Sue McGuire
Bullska
Route 218
Mar McGuire
Northup
Jones
Gallipolis Club Members Attend District Meeting
Gallipolis social notes list members of the Gallipolis Club who attended the Business and Professional Women’s District meeting in Ironton including Mrs. Goldin J. Ward president and several others. Also noted are visitors from Columbus Oak Hill Marietta and Florida and a Delta Kappa Gamma chapter meeting in Jackson with multiple state party members.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Club
Business and Professional Women's District
Ironton
Goldin J. Ward
Marjorie Rinehart
Margaret D. Carter
Dorothy Raymond
Anne
Gate White
Rosebud Baker
Lola Mae Suiter
Stella. Mohr
Ethellaud Young
Edith Hutsinpiller
Charles Echelmeyer
Johnny
Columbus
Roy Barr
Oak Hill
I. E. Myers
Frank Loucks
Marietta
Guy White
Court St
Virginia Harding
Gallia County
Carl C. Myers
Jjackson
Carrie Dale
Rio Grande
Osa Baird
Dorothy Rowe
Isabel Boggs
Mary Cail
Marie Richards
Irene Brannon
Daisy Glassburn
Phillips
Polio Case Ties Up Night Of Club Notes
In Glouster the Ladies Auxiliary reports a daughter convalescing at home after poliomyelitis with weakness in the shoulder muscles and right arm. A minstrel program closes the meeting and refreshments follow. Several women’s groups meet in coming evenings for study and fellowship at homes of Mrs. Teater, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Henshaw, and with various co-hostesses.
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Glouster
Elizabeth
Masonic Hall
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Daniel K. Teater
Charles Williams
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Lucy Harvey
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
J. H. Henshaw
Esta Cunningham
Gallipolis Man Taken To Veterans Hospital
Gallipolis resident John Robert Garnes was rushed to Chillicothe Veterans Hospital in critical condition with double pneumonia and oxygen support. En route, Miller’s ambulance driver Ernest Thompson used a hand extinguisher to put out a car fire near Adamsville, involving unknown Columbus residents who were flagged down after a pursuit from Rodhey.
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Gallipolis
John Robert ‘Garnes
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Ernest Thompson
Miller's Funeral Home
Adamsville
Rio Grande
Thompson
Colummbus
Rodhey
Mrs Tippie Dies at 74 in Glouster Ohio
Elizabeth Tippie 74 of 38 Oak St Glouster died at home Saturday. Survived by husband Elmer daughters Louise Dewey Edith McClelland Laurella Mae Williams son William 28 grandchildren 5 great grandchildren sisters Lena Tippie Margaret Marshall brother Fred Miller funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Blower Funeral Home burial Glouster Cemetery. Friends may call at residence anytime. Gallipolis Dewey Gay sell Blue Lake farm to Hobart Dillon moving to Mergin D Swain property Garfield Ave.
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Glouster
Elizabeth Tippie
Oak St
Elmer
Louise Dewey
Edith McClelland
Columbus
Laurella Mae Williams
William
Lena Tippie
Jacksonville
Margaret Marshall
Miamisburg
Ohio
Fred Miller
Blower
Glousted Cemetery
Gallipolis
Mrs. Dewey Gay
Blue Lake
Hobart Dillon
Mergin D. Swain
Garfield Ave
Glouster recalls 58 years of school progress
Former superintendent Jo F Henderson recalls Glouster schooling milestones from the 1880s to 1960s, noting grammar standards, the 1925 fire, new buildings in 1915 and 1925, a 6-3-3 junior high setup, WPA stadium construction, and postwar classroom and facility upgrades.
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Glouster
Jo F. Henderson
Mme. Henden
Iwon
M. M. Bryson
Bryson
C. B. Dillon
Iranian
Athens
No Cause for Alarm in Madison Fire Alarm Incident
Firefighters rushed to the No 1 Engine House after an alarm was triggered. Fire Chief Harold Lohrig explained he accidentally set it off while showing a citizen how the box worked. Parking rates rose in Cincinnati reaching new daily highs.
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Madison
Ind
Harold Lohrig
Holzer Hospital Notes Births and Admissions
Births report Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Mills of Middleport a son. Admissions list Mrs. Cliff H. Wilson Gallipolis surgical Mrs Earl Cross Racine medical Leora Cindy Adams Jackson medical Mrs Ervin Null Bronton surgical Mrs Paul Davis Weilston surgical Discharges include R G Bishop and daughter, Mrs Homer Fisher Mildred Rayburn, Charles Swick, Mrs James Salmon, Harvey Chaney, Charles Stone, L W Hale, Charles Smith, Mary Hawk, Mrs Charles Senegal, Fred Phillips, W C Shelton, Edwin Carrol, Andrew Cottrill, Mrs Artie Gibson, Clarence Waugh.
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Donald W. Mills
Middleport
Cliff H. Wilson
Gallipollis
Surgical
Earl Cross
Racine
Medical
Leora Cindy Adams
Jackson
Ervin Null
Bronton
Paul ©. Davis
Weilston
R. G. Bishop
Homer Fisher
Mildred Rayburn
Charles Swick
James Salmon
Harvey Chaney
Charles Stone
L. W. Hale
Charles Smith
Mary Hawk
Charles Senegal
Fred Phillips
W. C. Shelton
Edwin Carrol
Andrew Cottrill
Artie Gibson
Clarence Waugh
Rate Hike Approved for Texas Eastern Transmission
Washington reports the public service commission allowing Texas Eastern Transmission Corp to raise yearly rates by 4.59 million dollars for wholesale gas distribution in Ohio. A separate medical note explains that intermittent automotive starting failures often stem from poor electrical contacts and cycling the ignition switch can restore a circuit.
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Washington
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Ohio
The
Power Commission
Texas Eastern
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