Dedication Plans Completed at Gallipolis Memorial Bridge
LIS Oct 13 Dedication plans for the stone memorial at the entrance to Gallipolis Cemetery, Oct. 19, have been completed by the French Daughters of American Done. The bridge honors sailors and soldiers of American wars with a plaque listing names and a history. The program includes the Star Spangled Banner, school bands, pledges, and an address by Roscoe J. Mauck.
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Naja County
Columbus
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Amer
Frank Bell
Downie Moore
Archie
Moore
Yorktown
Gallipolis
Jacob Blazer
Blazer
Sandfork
Ewing
Ewing Farm
James Fulton
Jones
Addison Township
Soleyard
Pine Street
Glenn
Bazaar Service Clubs Unite in Community Event
Local service clubs discuss a community bazaar at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Art is in charge as planning continues with the aim of cooperation with the Ser to support church activities and raise funds.
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Art
Oiele
Bell
Ser
Home-Coming Plans At Rio Grande College
Rio Grande prepares for its Home-Coming on October 14 with an all day program. Two thousand invitations have been sent as faculty and President Lew is invite all connected with the college. Events include a 10:15 soccer game, 11:30 basket dinner, a 2:30 football game vs guest John Marshall of Cleveland, and a 4:00 reception in Anniversary Hall for parents alumni and friends.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Atwood
Community Hall
Davis Cottage
Lewis
Dorothy McCuskey
Mary Kay Zimmerman
I. F. Fowler
Frank Allien
Edna Arundel
L. T. Cottrell
Steve Jenkins
Edna Jones
R. H. Tanner
John Marshall
Cleveland
Tobacco markets set opening in early December
Gallipolis reports the Lexington burley tobacco market will open in early December likely the first week. W. T. Wells, floor manager, said in Gallipolis Thursday night. Plans also include sales at Lexington Maysville Huntington Gallipolis and Ripley with reps from tobacco factories at opening times.
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Gallipolis
Lexington
Burley
W. T. Wells
Ripley
Wells
Maysville
Huntington
North
South Carolina
Barley Belt
Rally Day Planned at Rio Grande Church
Rio Grande residents learn Sunday at Old Pine Church will host the annual Rally Day with an excellent program. The Thursday high school play Where's Grandma tied the junior class and junior high ticket contest, with proceeds split between Vinton M E Church and Rio Grande Schools.
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Rio Grande
Old Pine
Vinton M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society entertains 31 at Miss Lewis home
Rio Grande notes report 31 members at Miss Mary Jane Lewis's home with new members Mrs Rose Eagle and Mrs Lois Johnson. Mrs Womeldorff recounts a trip to Mexico and Mrs W A Lewis discusses Dearborn Village. Rally Day set for Oct 15 at M E Church. community fair and style show featured by grade school pupils and F F A Jr Class food sale to fund expenses. Judging concluded Thursday. exhibits released at 9:30 pm.
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Ladies Aid Society
Mary Jane Lewis
Rose Eagle
Davis Cottage
Lois Johnson
Miss Lewis
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L. E. Lewis
Womeldorff
Mexico
W. A. Lewis
Dearborn Village
M. E
Gallia Postmastership Applications Reach Washington
Six Democrat candidates for Gallipolis postmastership had their applications sent to Washington before the October 10 deadline. An eligible list of three will be certified by the Civil Service Commission to Postmaster General James Farley for the final selection. Also reported: Holzer Hospital notes and Rev H H Wilbur to speak at M Zion Church event with St Johns Chorus to furnish music.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
James Farley
Charlies C. Harrison
Frances D. Caldwell
Ira E. Myers
Raymond
Wilbur
H. H. Wilbur
M. Zion Church
J. L. Stevenson
St. John’s Chorus
Grace M. F. Church
Winfield dam work starts after contract award
River notes report the Dravo Company equipment loaded for the Winfield dam and towed to the site by the Winifred, with coffer dam construction to begin. Core borings continue near Eureka’s proposed super dam site as Steamer Steel City visits Acme Boiler Shop for boilers for the Steamer A B Sheets and the James Ramsay returns with a coal flat.
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Gallipolis
Winfield Dam
Dravo Company
Pittsburgh
Winifred
Eureka
Steel City
Acme
A. B. Sheets
United States
James Ramsay
Birthplace of General Hennocque Found in Gallipolis
In Gal l i polls on October 13, local notes place the birthplace of General Charlies Edmond Hennocque, a French brigadier general who died Tuesday, at the residence site of Mrs. McDaniel on Fourth Avenue. The finding was made by Joe Mullineaux, whose father Pier ce Mullineaux worked for the contractor who built many early brick structures in the city.
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Gallipolis
Charlies Edmond Hennocque
Hennocque
Pierce
Mullineaux
Diphtheria Case Reported in Cadmus Residence
Gallipolis officials report a diphtheria case this week to Health Commissioner Dr. F W Shane from a Cadmus residence. The notice notes the local response and preventive steps.
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Gallipolis
F. W. Shane
Mayo asks if extending life is worth it without mind growth
Dr. Charles H. Mayo questions prolonging life without mental vitality. He notes science has lengthened lifespans but warns against neglecting mind care. He urges ongoing education, new interests, and brain exercise to match durable bodies. He cites 2000 daily preventable US deaths from cancer, heart disease, and hypertension.
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Chicago
Charles H. Mayo
Dr. Mayo
American College of Surgeons Congress
Billings Marks Break With Mooney Over Parole
Warren K. Billings, linked with Tom Mooney in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, seeks parole from Folsom State Prison near Sacramento and predicts freedom by Christmas Day. He says he is tired of prison life and has dropped pardon appeals, while Mooney presses for a full pardon to clear his name.
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Cal
Warren K. Billings
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Folsom State Prison
Billings
Mooney
United Press
Store Sales Gain in North Ohio District
Federal Reserve figures show September store sales at 70 percent of the 1923-25 average across 466 outlets in 221 cities. Dollar sales were 2 percent above September of last year. Cleveland District up 16 percent and Philadelphia up 13 percent from a year ago. Chicago up 6 percent and Richmond up 2 percent. Boston and San Francisco unchanged.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Report
NRA Buy
Reserve Board
Chicago
Richmond
Boston
San Francisco
First To Lose Blue Eagle Over NRA Code Violation
Theodore Rahutis, operator of a $250000 Gary Indiana roadhouse, faced charges of violating hour and wage provisions of the NRA code. Rahutis was summoned twice by the Gary advisory board but failed to appear, and his employer defended him while Gen. Hugh Johnson withdrew Rahutis’s right to the insignia.
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Rahutis
Gary Advisory Board
Hugh Johnson
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claims Cure for Acid Stomach
An advertisement urges readers to treat acid stomach with Phillips Milk of Magnesia tablets or liquid. It promotes using one tablet per teaspoonful of the liquid to neutralize stomach acids and warns to buy the genuine product endorsed by doctors.
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Genuine Phillips
Phillips’ Miller
Magnesia
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