Gallia County Students to Sing in Southeastern Chorus
About 75 to 80 Gallia County high school students are expected to join the all Southeastern Chorus during the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Meeting next week. Fifty from Gallia Academy High School are coached by Ruth Sawyer. thirty from Vinton Bidwell and Cheshire join Miss Marie Wainwright. Selected Gallia Academy singers include sopranos, altos, and male voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Thomas "Jones, Jackson
Southeastern Ohio
Gallia Academy High School
Ruth Sawyer
Vinton, Bidwell
Cheshire
Marie Wainwright
Four year old boy begins to speak at Gal l ia County Children's Home
Loren Hoctor four, admitted after authorities found him starved at his parents home, now speaks basic words and weighs about 26 pounds. Wilson Blazer, superintendent, notes he started talking in recent days after placement, with slow improvement shown since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Loren Hoctor
Gallia County
L. Hoctor
Addison
Wilson Blazer
Haptonstall Hurt Gallipolis Pilot Remembered
Haptonstall, Captain William R. Haptonstall of Middleport, master of the US Steamer Sequoyah and noted pilot, was injured in an incident reported from Gallipolis on October 20. The account notes his status and leadership aboard the Sequoyah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haptonstall
Gallipolis
William R. Haptonstall
Middleport
United States
Sequoyah
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Varicose Veins
An advertisement urges readers to try Emerald Oil for varicose veins promising instant relief without surgery or rest. It claims old sores heal quickly, swellings reduce, and circulation improves while letting users continue daily activities. Quick's Cut Rate Store offers money-back assurance if not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick’s
Adv
Steamer City of Memphis Sells for 25 Dollars at Auction
Ex excursion steamer City of Memphis sold at Gallipolis auction for 25 dollars the lowest price on record for a steamboat. Buyer William R. Lamb plans to raise and convert it into a river dance boat near Louisville. engines sold for junk.
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City of
Memphis
Gallipolis
City of Memphis
Louisville
William R. Lamb
Ohio River
Verne Swain
Peoria
Fred Hornbrook
Liberty
Melvin O. Erwin
Holzer Hospital earns full approval in US and Canada
Holzer Hospital Gallipolis is listed by the American College of Surgeons as fully approved, among ninety Ohio institutions included in the report with six on condition. The hospital is one of four privately owned facilities in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
United States
Canada
American College of Surgeons
Ohio
Local residents spend week visiting relatives and attending events
Bashan Miss Beda Baum visits family in Keno and Uncle James Torrence. Alma Slater and son visit Spiller with Mrs. Simon Powell. Ola McNamee visits Mae Pearson and Curtis Wolfe in Chester. Families attend a Lan caster fair and a Red Brush meeting. Several locals attend a Chester ball game and visit Cottageville and Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beda Baum
Keno
James Torrence
Alma Slater
Clinton
Simon Powell
Spiller
Ola McNamee
Mae Pearson
Vergie Oliver
Margaret
Sadie Trussell
Omar Cramlet
Albert Pearson
Ruby Bailey
John Taylor
Curtis Wolfe
Chester
A. H. Bailey
H. V. Tucker
Oliver Bailey
Lancaster
Harlow Ervin
Carmel
Samie Kairdon
A. E. Hoover
Cottagevile
W. Va
Basil Casto
Cochran
Red Brush
Hensley
McCullough
Arthur Orr
Paul Orr
E. EB. Hayman
Minnie Orr
Delbert Fiselstein
Pomeroy
Maxine Bailey
Ruby Babcock
J. C. McKay
Thomas
Helen
Pauline Morris
Middleport
H. E. House
John McKey
Reedsville
Ray McKay
Sunday Church News and Local Family Updates
Tuppers Plains welcomed a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Connolly on Saturday night. Blaine Hardway left with the Reed and Day Show as a truck driver. Local visits included Mr. and Mrs. BE Parker and Mrs. John Parker hosting in East Shade. Rev. Dick and Rev. O Connor led services at nearby churches. Fifteen Church of Christ members attended revival night in Orange with Judge C E Peoples of Pomeroy present. Mrs. Caroline Shields visited Huntington relatives, while Belle Webster stayed with Mrs. W C Shields. Alba Castle finished digging a well for Elias Springer. Edith Van Nest of Columbus plans a beauty parlor opening. Bertie Bahr and daughter joined Sunday churchgoers on Silver Ridge. George Mamilton visited Parkersburg. James Amedon of Chicago stayed with uncle Guy Ivan and Carl Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Connolly
Blaine Hardway
Reed and Day Show
BE. E. Parker
John Parker
Herbert Watson
East Shade
Church of Christ
O'Connor
M. EB
Orange
Morris
C. E. Peoples
Pomeroy
Caroline Shields
Fred Johnson
Huntington
Johnson
Frankie Parker
Belle Webster
Belpre
W. C. Shields
Alba Castle
Elias Springer
Edith van Nest
Columbus
Keebaugh
Bertie Bahr
Silver Ridge
George Mamilton
Parkersburg
James Amedon
Chicago
Guy Ivan
Carl Parker
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials in Belpre and Reno
Cutler Mr and Mrs Harold Gill and son, Mrs Mattie Place and two daughters, and Verne Leyda spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dale Worstell and family of Reno O Mrs George Brandeberry spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs Dan Carothers Charlie Harris and daughter, William Cook and Maggie Goens attended a rural carrier meeting in Belpre Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gill
Mattie Place
Verne Leyda
Dale Worstell
Reno
George Brandeberry
Dan Carothers
Charlies Harris
William Cook
Maggie Goens
Belpre
Local residents visit friends across towns in West Virginia
Mrs. Mary Mnott and Mrs. Laura Gaynor with son and daughter join Mr. and Mrs. Otho Gaynor and their child as Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Poling in Orangeville. Mrs. Barah Lukens of Marietta visits Mrs. Mattle Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mnott
Laura Gaynor
Otho Gaynor
Orangeville
W. Va
John Poling
Barah Lukens
Marietta
Mattle Place
Community Church Services and Local Visits in Amesville
Amesville Presbyterians hosted Athens youths for services with Methodist attendees and a social hour in the church basement. Bartlett Choir to provide music next Sunday at the Amesville Methodist Church. Esther Class hosted by Mrs. Hazel Harrie in Chesterhill. Parent Teacher Association to meet October 19 at the high school with Miss Stein speaking. Visits include J W Milner and family guests, James McCoy and relatives, and local residents at Sedwick and Brawley homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church of
Athens
Amesville
Methodist Church
Bartlett
Oypair
Esther
Hazel Harrie
Chesterhill
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Stein
Vanderhoof church services and community notices
Vanderhoof Services were held Sunday morning at the Baptist Church. The Rev. Cunningham of Albany delivered a sermon. There will be services again in two weeks with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Mrs. William Noyes and her sister Mrs. Arnidge entertained their brother Dr. John Carleton of Columbus this week. Mrs. Joe Deem hosted Mrs. Lacy Fenner of Parkersburg. Miss Pauline Ramaburg returned home after assisting Mrs. Edgar Dixon. A masquerade and social at the Vanderhoof School house is planned for Thursday night October 27. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chase hosted the Cunningham family at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boggs and children attended Sunday School and church and were guests of Carson Boggs and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Allen
C. M. Swarts
Co. D. Swartz
Lancaster Fair
Esmond Brandeberry
Mary Catherine Booth
Raymond Hopkins
W. A. Barnhill
Emmett Swisher
Glen and
Harold
Athens Fairground
R. M. Allen
L. T. Runnion
Bernice Metcalf
Robert Sharp
Lennie
Glen Sharp
Wayne Sharp
Oryn Watkins
Billy
B. L. Law
Coolville
Church
Malone
L. B. Bailey
Aubrey
Charleston
Nora Kincade
Aldo McKinley
Parkersburg
Derrick
Wayne
O. L. Davis
Rexal Boggs
Carl
Alfred
Louise Blair
Buddy
Betty
Ores Swartz
The
Baptist Church
Cunningham
Albany
William Noyes
Arnidge
John Carleton
Columbus
Joe Deem
Lacy Fenner
Misa
Pauline Ramaburg
Edgar Dixon
Vanderhoof
Edwin Chase
Dorothy
Raymond Boggs
Betty Lou
Calvin of Newberry
Carson Boggs
World Peace Drive Begins Sunday in Athens Ohio
The Cause and Cure of War Conference schedules four Sunday night meetings at the Athens High School auditorium to study peace efforts and disarmament. Topics include A War Minded World and National Objection to World Peace with a long term peace plan to be presented at the final session. Organizers include Mex H. Bing Mrs. Mary Gross Mrs. F. H. Krecker and Dean Irma Voigt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Athena
H. Bing
Mary Gross
F. H. Krecker
Irma EB. Voigt
Morgan Dismantles Exploded House Lumber at Glowster
D J Morgan from Mintwoods spent part of the week removing timber from a partially wrecked house in Glowster damaged by recent mine trouble. He plans to transport the lumber to Flatwoods for building use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
D. J. Morgan
Mintwoods
Flatwoods
Halloween Carnival Attendees Include Ramaburgs in Coalville
Helen Jeffers joined Margaret Naomi and Bob Ramaburg at Coalville Halloween carnival last Thursday night as Mr and Mrs Flem Groves were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jeffers
Margaret and
Naomi Ramaburg
Bob Ramaburg
Coalville
Flem Groves
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C. C. Bowen
R. M. Sloman
Vinton
Loren
E. M Theiss
Dorcas
Constance Trussell
Radcliff
B. BE. Orr
Calvin
C. L. Orr
George McCullough
Mra. WI Letfhelt
Lafayette Mundell
Bessie Payne
Kerr
King
Fannie Rathburn King
Pine Street Cemetery
E. E. Higgins
Vocational-Agriculture
Malta-McConnelsville
Lottridge
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Vitality
Emerson
Allen
Ecru
New Fall
Haney-Gross Co
Bashan
Tuppers Plains
Cutler
J. W. Milner
Weeterville
Frank Thomas
James McCoy
Otterbein University
Joseph Wollenberg
Junction City
Homer Eckard
Edna Hatch
Floyd and
Ashford
Garnet
Otto Sedwick
John Schroder
Denny
Orlin Brawley
Lille
Teadti
Ian
Coal Directory of the Messenger
Penton
Sprint
Bardin Brothers
Bilal
Deanville
Aurons
Harvey Cone
Pomeroy Swinp
Grave el
William G
Rutiyon
Landis
W. We
Beulah
Keny
Paul
Ralph Congreve
John Lake
Ticonderoga
F.C. Yohn
Ethan Allan
Green Mountain Boys
Fort Ticonderoga
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