Church Opens Annual Clinic On Sunday
The Glouster Church of Christ hosts its 10th annual Christian Clinic starting Sunday with nightly 7 30 p.m. services through Thursday. Five ministers from Ohio and Indiana present the neighbor theme with topics such as The Stranger Is My Neighbor and My Friend Is My Neighbor. Helen Kittle and Tim Teater are pianists.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Harold Scott
Indianato Church of Christ
Columbus
David Grubbs
Hooper Ridge
Church of Christ
Glouster Churches Weekday Services and Schedules
Local listings detail Sunday schools worship hours and midweek meetings at multiple Glouster churches including First Baptist Holy Cross Catholic Oakdale and Glouster Church of Christ Rev D K Teater Rev Frank Stemm and others with times for Bible study prayer and youth activities and community evangelistic events listed through the week.
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First Baptist Church
Franklin E. Mitchell
Miley Harris
B.T.A
William M. Parham Jr
Bishopville Church of Christ
Gerald Stemm
Donald Kasler
Hooper Ridge
Church of Christ
David Grubbs
Israel Linscott
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Anthony Nickle
Trimble West Side
Wayne Porter
Athens
Oakdale
Miles Hoon
Ferndale Church
Darrel Antle
Beech Grove
Jehovah's Witnesses
Gospel Light Pentecost Church
Frank Stemm
Seventh-Day Adventist
R. G. Collar
Glouster Church of Christ
D. K. Teater
Hugh Sweeney
Christ
U. P
Paul
EUB
L. R. Carmichael
Jacksonville
Hollister
Fred Thorn
Trimble
Chauncey
Millfield
Nazarene Church
George Williams
Glouster Methodist Church
Lester Litten
St. Louis Catholic
Adolph Golubieski
GSI
First Church of God
Garfield Ave
Hershel McDonough
Young Peoples Meeting
Pearl Elliott
Mennonite Church
Vinton
Paul Stoltzfus
Calvary Baptist
Rio Grande
Luther Tracy
Assembly of God
Robert Howard
Triedstone Baptist
D. L. Latham
BYPU
Bidwell Church of God
Mr . Satterfield
Church of the Nazarene
Vernon C. Shafer
Poplar Ridge
Saturn
Downtown Coaches Plan Big Show November Fourth
Gallipolis will host Hank Snow at Gallia Academy High School auditorium on November 4 with 1000 tickets going on sale via the Gallipolis Downtown Coaches Club. Club members discussed plans for related banquets, merch sales, and funding, including Blue Devil events and film insurance.
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Gallipolis
Hank Snow
Gallia Academy
Gallipolis Downtown Coaches Club
Jim Saxton
Saxton
Dan Jones
Lonnie Thompson
Bob Marchi
Hess
Ross H. Fleming
Meeting Postponed by Grand Chapter in Cincinnati
The GLOUSTER chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will not hold its regular meeting as the Grand Chapter meets in Cincinnati next week. The next meeting is scheduled for November 11.
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Glouster
Cincinnati
Order of Eastern Star
Library Hours Listed at Glouster Library
Glouster Library will offer afternoon service only from October 26 through November 8. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Elsie Craig, Glouster High School senior, will be acting librarian.
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Glouster
Elsie Craig
Glouster High School
Daughters Plan 2 PM Practice for Officer Installation
Daughters will practice at 2 p.m in the Masonic hall for an officer installation. All Bethel members and the choir are required to attend.
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Glouster
Masonic Hall
Bethel
Choir
Democrats to Stage Parade and Rally in Glouster
Voters are invited to a county Democratic event in Glouster this Saturday. The parade begins at 6 p.m. from the Glouster football stadium followed by a rally at the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Candidates will speak to attendees.
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DEMS
Glouster
Democrats
Glouster Personal Notices Guests Include Fort Knox Pair
Mr and Mrs Ansel Gamwell and Mr and Mrs Millard Kasler hosted their son Pfe Kasler and Mrs Sam Kasler of Fort Knox Kentucky as guests last week Also guests were Mr and Mrs Glenn Dougan and daughter Cindy of Chesterhill and Mr and Mrs Jack Dollar of Sandusky Attend homecoming at Ohio University Esta Cunningham returned home after visiting Columbus with her niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Fred Kinney.
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Ansel Gamwell
Millard Kasler
Pfe
Sam Kasler
Fort Knox
Gamwell
Glenn Dougan
Cindy
Chesterhill
Jack Dollar
Sandusky
Ohio University
Esta Cunningham
Columbus
Fred Kinney
Homecoming Queen Selection Planned for Friday Night
Gallia Academy High School prepares to crown its homecoming queen during halftime at the Athens Gallia football game Friday night. Eleven senior girls from school clubs compete, with Thursday’s announcement postponed from The Gallia Script October issue. Previous queen was Carol Sue Haskins in 1957.
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Gallipolis
The
Gallia
Gallia Academy High School
Martha Brown
Thespian
Martha Mossman
Hi-Y
Mary Ann Lusk
Tri-Hi-Y
Joyce Neal
Key Club
Sharon Preston
Sue Fisher
Photography Club
Jeannie Carpenter
FTA
Janice Saunders
FHA
Sue Ann Mills
FNA
Ruth Fulks
FFA
Sandy Jeffers
FBLA
Carol Sue Haskins
Nan Saunders
Sue Maddox
Athens
Bulldogs
Eleanor Gatewood
Geraldine Bush
Margena Foster
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital noted
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Marks in Jackson and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry I Hunt in Leon. Several new admissions listed including Jada Smeltzer Gallipolis and Henry W Smith Tampa. Discharges include Frances Roush and Rhonda Chapman among others. Blood used Thursday 11 pints.
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Marvin E. Marks
Jackson
Henry I. Hunt
Leon
E. H. Kanause
Frances Roush
George Clark
Rhonda Chapman
David Gainer
Boyd E. Wellington
Joe Hayes
Marshall Canaday
James Coleman
A. A. Young
Ernest Ruth
Charles Lathey
Otho Gregory
Melvin Smith
Deborah Hill
Sammy Hammack
Local Notices of Visits Across Town and Nearby States
Murray City residents recount visits to relatives in Cleveland Delaware and Toledo while hosting friends from Pittsburgh and Bedford. Several families including Swyers James Hellyer Reynolds and Dupler share gatherings with kin and care for ill relatives.
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Don Swyers
Pamela
Edward James
Grace Thomas
Reynoldsburg
Columbus
Howard Franzee
Pittsburgh
R. Colburn
Bedford
Colburn
Nora Colburn
Oscar Hellyer
Toledo
P. Hellyer
O. Hellyer
Florence Reynolds
Alice
Merna
Viola Reynolds
Morris Dupler
Michael
Warren Dupler
Buchtel
Grace (Hellyer) Cupp
Lydia Thomas
Hollister Social Notes Include Local Visits And Calls
Hollister residents list visitors and callers from Trimble Glouster Newark Dayton Columbus Zanesville Canal Winchester McArthur and more. Mrs Dell Jones Mrs Emma Linscott Calara Cooper and Bessie Taylor are mentioned along with Ona Dew visiting Ted Phelps and old friends. Weekend guests include the Moody and Mechum families.
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Emmett Thompson
McArthur
Charles Glanenon
Zanesville
Thomas Aberts
Canal
River Traffic and Dam Status Reports Across Ohio River System
The bulletin lists river gauge readings at Gallipolis Montgomery Kanawha Falls Hin ton Pomeroy Mason Point Pleasant and locks on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers with boats and tow movements. Dams on the Kanawha River sit on the sill while Onto River movable dams are up. Multiple vessels and tow sizes are recorded with status times and load changes throughout the system.
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Gallipolis
Montgomery
Kanawha Falls
Hinton
Pomeroy-Mason
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Winifred O-1
Stevenson
Reba Jane
Creditor
Harriett M
O-Kan
Paul Blazer
Belpre
Southland
Avalon
Barbara Jane
Eight Injured In Four Traffic Crashes In Ohio
Gallia County reports detail four traffic accidents with eight injuries. In the first crash on Route 7 near Crown City, Charles E. Stone 21 Huntington allegedly drove at high speed into Benjamin A. Shenefield 18 Miller, with Stone and four passengers treated for injuries and all five later detained on various charges. In a second incident on Route 35 near the Jackson Gallia line Henry W. Smith 27 Tampa Florida, driving a grapefruit truck, lost control after a tire blowout, colliding with eastbound Chester E. Mullins 46 Portsmouth, with Smith concussed and hospitalised. A third rear end on Route 35 north of Gallipolis involved Sidney Horwitz 57 Worthington and Iva F Beaver 48 Gallipolis Route 1. two injuries to Becky Beaver 4 and Eleanor W Herwitz 53, with Horwitz charged for failing to stop. A head on on Route 233 near Gallia pitted John D. Kinner 44 Ashland Ky and Marie Wiseman 63 Waterloo Route 1. Kinner lightly injured, both vehicles damaged, no arrests.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Crown City
State Highway Patrol
Charles E. Stone
Huntington
Benjamin A. Shenefield
Miller
Holzer
Stone
Gaylord Bower
Ashland
Robert L. Wolf
Robert Williamson
Wayne
W. Va
Henry W. Smith
Tampa
Fla
Jackson-Gallia
Jackson County
Smith
Chester E. Mullins
Portsmouth
Mullins
Route 35
Sidney Horwitz
Worthington
Iva F. Beaver
Eleanor W. Herwitz
Herwitz
Gallia
John D. Kinner
Marie Wiseman
Waterloo
Kinner
Journalists Elect Officers For Sigma Delta Chi Chapter
The Sigma Delta Chi chapter near Huntington elected Dan Thornburg Marshall College as president Vint Jennings Charleston Daily Mail as vice president and Arthur J Smith WHTN TV as secretary treasurer Thirteen of sixteen attended signed up for dues including J Sherman Porter WJEH Don Mayne Ironton Tribune James T Norris Sr Jr Ashland Independent and others
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Gallipolis
Tri-State
Sigma Delta Chi
Stone Lodge
Huntington
Dan Thornburg
Marshall College
Vint Jennings
Charleston Daily Mail
Arthur J. Smith
Whtn-Tv
J. Sherman Porter
WJEH
Don Mayne
The
Ironton Tribune
James T. Norris, Sr
Ashland, Ky
Independent
Dr. Foster Funeral Rites Scheduled for Saturday
Funeral services for Dr. N. Howard Foster 48 of Gallipolis Route 2 Fairfield who died Wednesday in Holzer Hospital will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the First United Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. Linson H. Stebbins. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening at Wetherholt Elliott-Sanders funeral home. The body will lie in state at the church one hour before rites. Family requests no flowers.
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Gallipolis
N. Howard Foster
Fairfield
Holzer Hospital
Linson H. Stebbins
First United Presbyterian Church
Mound Hill Cemetery
Wetherholt Elliott-Sanders
Crowning Of Homecoming Queen At North Gallia
Janet Sue Smith, a North Gallia High junior, will be crowned homecoming queen Friday at halftime of the North Gallia Mercerville game at Kyger Creek field. Eight candidates were voted by penny jars. four attendants and escorts were chosen with Bill Woolridge to escort the queen. Runners up included Ruby Bush Sue Knight and Judy Carman.
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Gallipolis
Janet Sue Smith
North Gallia High School
North Gallia-Mercerville
Kyger Creek
Rosalie Bailes
Queen's Court
Mildred Young
Daryl Marcum
Elaine Baill
Roy Sprague
Gallia County Tax Receipts Lag Behind Yearly Total
Gallia Jackson and Lawrence counties posted stronger weekly business for the week ending Oct 11 1958 than Meigs and Vinton for the week ending Oct 12 1957. All five counties still lag behind the current fiscal year’s receipts compared with the year starting July 1 1957.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Vinton
Roger W. Tracy
Court reporter complains as witness mumbling slows Baltimore case
In Towson Maryland Court reporter Martin Applebaum struggles to capture testimony in Baltimore County Circuit Court as a witness mumbles and declines to speak directly to him. The exchange highlights tensions over recording every word in court proceedings.
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Towson
Martin Applebaum
Baltimore County
Gallia County man charged with assault by wife
Gallia County Sheriff Oscar Baird reports the arrest of Ivan A. Sheets 33 on assault and battery filed by his wife. He posted $200 bond to appear in county court Friday.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Oscar Baird
Ivan A. Sheets
Texas Rd
GOP Women Rally Features Florence G Morris Speaker in Gallia County
About 125 Gallia County Republican women attended a long rally at the Farmers Hotel with Florence G Morris of Toledo as the featured speaker. The program included panel discussions on voting procedures, a skit on precinct organization, and remarks for state and local candidates.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Farmers Hotel
Florence G. Morris
Toledo
Nellie Scarberry
Anne G. White
Pearl Bailey
Lebanon
William O'Neill
James Hubbell
Roger Tracy
Robert Ferguson
Edith Hutsinpillar
Anna S. Evans
Vinton
Grace
Ella G. Lupton
Margaret D. Carter
Republican Women’s Club
Ruth Parkins
Morton L. Dickey
Dann 0. Taber
Donna Beman
Steve Thomas
Thurman
Mollie Smeltzer
Future Teachers pick Gallia student as most courteous
The Future Teachers Association of Gallia Academy High School selected Duke Darnbrough from the junior class as the week’s most courteous student. The announcement was made Thursday.
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Gallipolis
Future Teachers Association of Gallia Academy High School
Duke Darnbrough
Halliday to Attend OWU 1928 Banquet in Delaware
Attorney John E. Halliday, a back on the 1928 Ohio Wesleyan football squad, will attend the 30th annual OWU banquet at the Fort Delaware Hotel in Delaware. Coach George E. Gauthier, OWU athletic director for 33 years, will speak. The 1928 team beat Michigan 17-7 and Syracuse 6-0, then won six more games before a 7-6 loss to Wittenberg.
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Gallipolis
John E. Halliday
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fort Delaware
Delaware
George E. Gauthier
OWU
Michigan
Syracuse
Wittenberg
Gallia County Couples Apply For Licenses
Gallia County residents apply for marriage licenses including Franklin Halley 18 of Gallipolis and Daisy Martindale 19 of Gallipolis at home. Walter Peck 21 of Bidwell and Bessie Fitch 18 of Cheshire also apply. Larry Brumfield 18 of Crown City and Marilyn Criner 17 of Gallipolis complete license applications.
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Franklin M. Halley
Gallipolis
Daisy M. Martindale
Clarence and
Lucy Cox Halley
Charles and
Anna Cox Martindale
Walter W. Peck
Bidwell
U. S. Army
Bessie Fitch
Cheshire
Walter L
Laura Lowe Peck
Noah
Margaret Lester Fitch
Larry Richard Brumfield
Crown City
Marilyn Jean Criner
Howard and
Zera Minor Brumfield
Ernest and
Retha Sheets Criner
Gallipolis Churches list Sunday services across many faiths
A diverse schedule lists Masses and worship times for Catholic, Baptist, Church of God, Mennonite, Assembly of God, Methodist, Nazarene, Episcopal, Presbyterian and other congregations in Gallipolis and surrounding areas. Includes pastors, Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek activities across multiple locations and days.
Minor Wreck Report At Pine Street Intersection
Gallipolis city police reported a simple two vehicle accident Thursday at Pine Street and Second Avenue. No injuries and no charges filed. Vehicles driven by Lucy B Hartsook and Ralph Sanns sustained minor damage.
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Gallipolis
Pine St
Second Ave
Lucy B. Haritsook
Carpenter
Ralph Sanns
Sams
Folden
Hartsook
The Sportsman Shop Here for Gifts Galore
A local shop promotes a wide gift selection for showers weddings and babies. Free gift wrap adds value as shoppers browse toys frames apparel and practical items for special occasions.
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Sportsman
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Athens Messenger
Edward G. Englehart
Laura
Richmond
Engleharts
Englehart
Athens-Gallipolis
Lonnie
Charles M. Warner
Longbottom
Jada Smeltzer
J. W. Cox
Carl W. Scarberry
Lewis B. Murray
Ironton
James L. Jordan
Cottageville
Karen Sue Miller
Melinda Sue Legg
Juanita Knapp
Mason
Edward P. Connors
Ravenswood
Ralph L. Saunders
Maria Mae Davis
Gaylord E. Bower
Robert Wolf
Murray City
London
Ogram
Winfield, Criss Jr
Helen
Atlas
A. V. Criss
Orleanian
IL. F. Frieberger
Louisiana
Esso Tennessee
James E. Grimm
Ernestine
Bob Benter
Semet
Kenneth R. Holman
Peoria
Ill
Dr. Foster
Las Vegas
Nev
GOP
J. E. Halliday
First Baptist
Howard Young
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Albert S. Chappelear, III
Grace Church
Pomeroy
St. Simon and St. Jude
Acolyte Guild
First United Presbyterian
Westminster Fellowship
Christian Education Committee
Grace Methodist
Warren H. Wilson
Christ and His Church
Ralph T. Riefenstahl
Commission On Missions
Unicef
Presbyterian Church
Reis
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