Cemetery Road Improvement Planned in Gallipolis
City Manager Homer Kerr outlined a funded plan to improve Cemetery Road to Mound Hill Cemetery with donations. Burt Cooke recommends 16 foot paving dressed with 2300 gallons of thin tar and 25 tons crushed limestone, followed by a heavier coat if weather permits, costing about 800 more. Initial treatment about 540 funded by donations, funds needed by Friday October 26 or contributions will be returned. Also Japanese beetle infestation in city areas being treated by a six man crew with spraying equipment.
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Gallipolis
Homer Kerr
Mound Hill Cemetery
Burt Cooke
Kert
Hospital Notes from Holzer Hospital Gallipolis
New patients list at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis includes Michael Forbes Robinson born Tuesday night as the first Booth family grandchild, Ted Tanner undergoes emergency appendectomy with burst appendix, infant Harbara Duncan admitted as medical patient. Discharges include Mrs Sam Dexter and others, with several patients’ conditions noted as improving or unchanged.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Michael Forbes Robinson
Edward Ge. Robinson
Janet Booth
C. Wayne Booth
Ted Tanner
Third Ave
Tanner
Harbara
Stanford Duncan
Katherine Boggs
Paul Neal
Waterloo
Henry Marchette
Huntington
Sam Dexter
City
John Endinen
Point Pleasant
Wrence Woolridge
Vinton
Writes of Seeing Palace of Mikado
Mr and Mrs Edward E Jones of Bidwell Rhode Island have word from their son T Sgt Marlin W Jones that he is in Tokyo and has seen Tojos palace now in ruins He expects to return to the United States soon.
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Gallipolis
Edward E. Jones
Bidwell R. I
Marlin W. Jones
Tokyo
Tojo
Sergeant Jones
States
To Vote November 6 on School Bond Issue
Gallipolis residents heard Elmer E Caldwell address Maple Shade school open house in support of the November 6 school bond measure. Superintendent Higgins noted Maple Shade may not gain a new building, but most East Gallipolis students would study in downtown upgraded facilities under the program.
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Gallipolis
Elmer E. Caldwell
East Gallipolis
Inspection Tour of County Schools Planned
Gallipolis report says High School Supervisor L L Louthian and County Superintendent B Lewis Jones conducted an inspection tour starting at Bidwell Porter Mercerville High Schools on Wednesday and planned to inspect Cadmus and Rio Grande High Schools today.
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Gallipolis
L. L. Louthian
State Department of Education
B. Lewis Jones
Bidwell-Porter
Mercerville
Cadmus
Rio Grande
Divorce Action Is Filed by Gallia Wife
Violet Bonecutter Watts sues Kenneth Watts in Gallia common pleas court alleging neglect and seeking restoration of her maiden name They were married in Dayton on August 16 1941.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Violet Bonecutter
Watts
Kenneth Watts
Dayton
Will Honor Senior Gridders at Dinner
The Beef Bevin questioned if any body can handle Europe’s human problems. Senior High football players from Point Pleasant are to attend a Moose Club dinner Thursday night. Principal Withers, Coach Sanders, Major Fraser and Mr. Yerges will speak. a movie of the Ohio State team will be shown.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Moose Club
Europe
John Clay Hutchinson
Thomas
Bert Patterson
United Na
C. H
Miss Young Hosts English Club In Gallipolis
Miss Ethel Young entertained the English Club for its regular fortnightly meeting. Mrs. Margaret B. McCormick reviewed four new books and noted Capt. Frederick Way's Pilot in Comes Natural. Refreshments followed the program.
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Miss Young
Ethel Young
Margaret B. McCormick
Murial Elwood
James Hilton
Daisy Neumann
Canvassing Group Organized by Senior Woman’s Club
Canvassing efforts organized by the Senior Woman's Club of POINT PLEASANT aim to raise 6000 dollars for War and Boy Scout funds. A 100-women group meets at the Junior High School Thursday at 7 p.m. to plan and view a campaign movie. Chairman Robert H. Ferguson seeks to finish by month end, with half the goal directed to Mason County Boy Scouts.
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Point Pleasant
Robert H. Ferguson
Mason County
Complete Survey Job For Flood Wall At Point Pleasant
John Clay Hutchinson and A. E. Thomas reported the flood wall right of way survey near Point Pleasant is nearly finished. The pair are determining approximate costs for the project as of Wednesday.
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Point Pleasant
John Clay Hutchinson
A. E. Thomas
Mr. Hutchinson
Athens Officials See Sweeper in Action
Gallipolis reports visitors from Athens observed the city’s new street sweeper in operation. Clyde Neal, who operates and demonstrated the machine, said the officials seemed favorably impressed by its performance. Doctor Foster and Dr Shane were briefly in their offices amid illnesses. Geraldine McCoy resigned as fifth grade teacher at Ordnance School and was replaced by substitute Clifford Dunn to tend home duties.
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Gallipolis
Walter Caufman
Mattoon
Ill
Cincinnati
Robert Martin
Grace Caufman
D. L. Case
Virgil Martin
Harmon O'Brien
Washington, D. C
C. W. O'Brien
Henry W. Cherrington
Stella Booton
Columbus
Dorothy Porter
W. M. Scott
William Elliott
Scott
Ira Swisher
Island View Inn
Danville
Judge Hoffman
Athens
Clyde Neal
Howard Foster
F. W. Shane
Point Pleasant
Geraldine McCoy
Ordnance School
Clifford Dunn
McCoy
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Woodrow W. Kapp
Point Pleasian
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Landlor
Squinn
Squibe
Drakes Glessco
Sao
Epsom Salts
Carter
Ick
Odec- Jaks
Goodrich
Vicks Vatronol
Marlin
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Colgate
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Witte
Jpins
Gallaher
Fats
Moore
Mefiboe
AYDS
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