Union Mission Campaign Drives Funds In Charleston
The Charleston Union Mission announces a Sunday drive to solicit funds for its operation the next year. J M Ripley, superintendent, spoke at First Church, with H Wilbur Rev George Sagan and others attending. A second mass meeting is planned for Grace M E Church at 7 30 with Blind Male Vocal soloist Keiffer leading. Board members and directors include Dr Ella Lupton Mrs Ed Myers W S Medley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wilbur
George Saganers
sSilver-Tone Huntington Sane
Withrow
Charleston Unis
Grace M. E
Charleston Union
Keiffer
First Presbyterian
The
Mission Auxiliary
Ella Lupton
Ed Myers
W. S. m Medley
C. E. Brum- Moore
E. Berridge
District to Inspect Westfield School Controversy
The state education department will send an inspector to Westfield to evaluate the district as part of a petition led by Fred Lakewell and associates. The inquiry, expected this week, aims to determine the district's status and the board's prior denial of the division request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Education
Hce
Columbus
Wesfield
Fred Lakewell
Barlow
Vincent
Fairp
Ieafield
Family Visits Highlight Weekend in Coolville Area
The report notes visitors including W. N. Russell and his in laws from Coolville visiting J. W. Carsey's home. Attendees listed include Carl Sayre, Joseph Antle, and residents of Athens and Columbus areas. The period covered is a recent weekend with multiple family gatherings and informal calls.
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J. W. Carsey
Russell
Place
Coolville
Wood
Athens
William Cur- Carsey
Mr. Sayre
Carl Sayre Y Ante
Iss
Joseph Antle
River Packet Trade Hints Revival As Cordill Returns
River traffic expected to rebound in two weeks as the Senator Cordill reenters the packet trade after a sales pause. With the Liberty repaired and the Queen City to be sold Oct. 27 in Pittsburgh, shipments shift from Huntington to Cincinnati and Kanawha routes.
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Ohio River
Cordill
United States
Tom Greene
Chris Greene
Kiwanis
Greene Line
Cincinnati
Louisville
Huntington
Liberty
Pt. Pleasant
Pittsburgh
Queen City
Proctorville
Cox's Landing
Huntington District
Ben Franklin
Kenova
Kanawha River
Katherine
Pratt & Smith Sand and Gravel Company
Carbon
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Steubenville
Homer Ward Funeral Is Conducted In Gallipolis
Funeral services for Homer Ward real estate and insurance man were held Sunday at the Grace M. E. Church in Gallipolis with Rev H H Wilbur officiating. St Johns Chorus sang hymns while pallbearers listed. burial was in Mound Hill Cemetery. Ward survived by his wife two sons Howard and Paul five brothers and one sister. An unusual coincident linked his death to Frank Swigert. Later Judge W R White returned from Portsmouth where a jury verdict was returned in an alienation of affections suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Tanner
W. A. Tanner
H. Eagle
T. 8. Berridge
Mound Hill Cemetery
Howard
Paul
James Ward
Morgan Center
D. Grant Ward
Bidwell
Floyd Ward
Tampa Florida
Charles Ward
Mills Station
Everett Ward
Federal Hospital
Gallipolis
W. R. White
Portsmouth
White
Scioto County
African To Speak In Gloucester Wednesday
An invited public lecture by a prominent African speaker is set for Wednesday at First Church in Gloucester. The event follows a recently completed Semiculture program and is part of a tour through Tus- Tuskorer Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus- Tuskorer
Alabama
Africa
See from Glouster Weldon Conducts See fret Rehool
Fragmentary notice mentions residents including Mrs Stelle and James Carter. References Hollister and Rapid City in a garden of unclear events. This truncated text hints at a local social or familial notice with several named individuals and places but lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelle
Jackling
Druy
James Carter
Rapid City
Millfield Man Fined in Glouster Drunk Driving Case
Pearl Brattin of Millfield and Miss Bedlow were found in a wrecked automobile on the Glouster-Corning road. Brattin pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined and costs after being jailed in Glouster. Bedlow returned to Millfield. Brattin denied steering responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pearl Brattin
Millfield
Miss Beddow
Glouster-Corning Road
Brattin
Henry Williams
Ja!r
Miss Bedlow
E. L. Jones
Williams
Jacksonville Trimble and Hamden Play Thursday at 2 P M
Jacksonville Trimble High School football hosts Hamden High at the J-T athletic field with a 2 PM kickoff. The game is an early play as Hamden travels, and will be called promptly at 2 p m. In Glouster the Priscila Class of the M E Church hosts a Halloween party at Mrs. Mike Thompson's home Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Jacksonville Trimble
Hamden High
J.-T
Hamden
Glouster
Priscila
M. E. Church
Mike Thompson
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs. Frank Washington To Be Buried Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Washington a former Gallipolis resident who died Friday night will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church with Rev. George Sagan. Burial follows at Pine Street Cemetery. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Emmett Shelton and Mrs. Elmer Hess and a son Ernest Duncan of Wheeling. A sister Mrs. Lucinda Roach of Addison Township survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frank Washington
Marietta
First Baptist Church
George Sagan
Pine Street
Washington
Emmett Shelton
Elmer Hess
Ernest Duncan
Wheeling
Lucinda Roach
Addison Township
Merriman Hosts Dinner at Old French Home
Gallipolis reports Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Merriman entertained at the Old French Home for dinner Sunday guests included Rev. E. H. Montgomery general manager of the Presbyterian Home at Sidney and Miss Catherine Ellison of Sidney along with Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Duff Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Martin Dr. Ella Lupton Mrs. Osa Baird Mildred Brothers Miss Delia O Connor and Miss Clara Worman and Mrs. Davis an aunt of Mrs. Duff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
A. K. Merriman
E. H. Montgomery
Presbyterian Home
Sidney
Catherine Ellison
W. W. Duff
Virgil Martin
Ella Lupton
Osa Baird
Mildred Brothers
Delia O'Connor
Clara Worman
Davis
Duff
Lizzie Davis Admitted to Holzer Hospital
Mrs. Lizzie Davis of Cora was admitted to Holzer Hospital Saturday night for treatment, as reported from Gallipolis on October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lizzie Davis
Cora
Holzer Hospital
Vocational Agriculture Meet Attendees From District 11
Gallipolis residents George Wood R M Sloman C S Poston and C C Bowen attended the fall meeting of vocational agriculture instructors of District 11 at Marietta on Thursday. Also Mr and Mrs Robert Mackenzie visited Lancaster after Mrs Kate Mackenzie was called there by the death of her brother Robert Cutler of Halifax Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VO AG
Gallipolis
George Wood
R. M. Sloman
Vinton
C. S. Poston
Rio Grenae
C. C. Bowen
Cheshire
District 11
Marietta
Robert Mackenzie
Lancaster
Kate Mackenzie
Robert Cutler
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Marriage License Issued in Gallia County
Lawrence Ours 21 of Bladen and Margaret Halley 21 of Crown City received a marriage license in Gallipolis from Justice Fred Millisor. The couple married Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lawrence Ours
Bladen
Margaret Halley
Crown City
Justice of Peace
Fred Millisor
Social notes from Sidney and nearby visits
Personal Mention Miss Catherine Ellison of the Ohio Presbyterian Home at Sidney was a guest of Mrs. Osa Baird Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. W. N. Hayward visits with her daughter Mrs. A F Jones in Cleveland and son Gardner Hayward in Youngstown. Mrs. William Callahan of Pataskala visits Mr. and Mrs. J T Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ellison
Ohio Presbyterian Home
Sidney
Osa Baird
W. N. Hayward
A. F. Jones
Cleveland
Gardner Hayward
Youngstown
William Callahan
Pataskala
J. T. Callahan
Vinton Motor Company to be Formed in Gallipolis
Vinton Motor Company with H. B. Ecker as manager is expected to be incorporated soon. An agency at Vinton for Chevrolet cars has been obtained by Ecker from former dealer C. B. Gaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Vinton Motor Company
H. B. Ecker
Gallipolis Motor Company
Vinton
Chevrolet
Ecker
C. B. Gaston
Country Club Sold in Sheriff Sale to Union Joint Land Bank
Property of the Washington Country Club in Marietta was sold at sheriff's sale for 16 000 dollars to the Union Joint Land Bank. Attorney Robert M. Noll bid for the bank under foreclosure by Union Bank. The 181 acre site with an 18 hole course had been valued at 23 000 dollars. golfers may continue to use the course until further notice.
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Marietta
Washington Country Club
Court House
Union Joint Land Bank
Robert M. Noll
Union Bank
Noll
Golfera
Washington
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Homer Ward
Grace M. E. Church
Firstfist Church
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Hollister
Millfeld
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